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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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Mansell and the faculty gave us valuable aid in preparing this annual. VVe are indebted particularly to Howard Swisher, coordinator of the Clipperg to Miss Bertha VVheelock, art adviserg VVilliam Gratton, senior section advisory and to Donald Houck, sponsor of the solicitors. Our thanks go the technicians of the Gray Printing Company and to Ray Steinberg we are grateful for expert assistance in photography. Our sincerest gratitude goes to the many people who helped in any way, large or small, in producing the 1955 Clipper. VVe hope you enjoy it. 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F Vu - V - C ' 72' 11,5 'W Lf -.' ' M- M 1 'MU' 4 A f + g-.2 2 1 gm. 1 . ff 1 bf l' , -sa, 'Wm' nf,-1, ,V 3 - ,wha ,, 1 lr' !! 'eJ f, '2'wwf 'f . iv . - ff .,v, Jn y fv ,,,f,,,,, - ...mf Lim 1, 1 5 ' ,V is fn' 'nw Ayn . I ,, s , Q ,x p I ' Q .- XM I x . , ! ,. , . .1 if 7 K 1 ... 1, .f ,, .M X -v-sq .J Q., .1 , . ', . . x ,. Q ff 'V V' . S . 1 , f 8 X. X ' Xa gf K N-'fi 'A 7 I. of ff? Sk 'F -xi .K OUR REAL POSSESSION MEMORIES ln future years, the Flipper will remind us of our last year in high school. We'll remember: Our terrific football team that lost only one game all year, the opener with Altoona-Gene Nlikelonis, our D.H.S. Express, who was named to the all-state first team for the second year by both the AP. and U.P. and named on the All-American fifth team-that our own Duke Burkholder was selected coach of the year--the pep rallies and send-ofifs which were led by our effervescent cheerleaders-the D made of white carnations presented to our school by the Punxsy cheerleaders. Our smart and talented band that presented such entertaining shows at football games and concerts-also the special instrumental group that played at basketball games and wrestling matches-the district band that was held at Reedsville, Pa., with Betty l.aBorde, Ginger Mottorn, Florence Pringle, Gayle Maier, Ronny Thomas, Bill Clark, Bud Thunberg, and Terry Plyler representing D.H.S. That the school received a face-lifting during the summer months: also new shrubbery and a new lawn was planted-that on the inside of the building, Principal E. j. Mansell's ofiice was renovated-that Mrs. Dorothy fupp joined the teaching staff and Samuel Gibson returned after his leave of absence-that Avis Hetrick replaced Norma Reister as secretary in the office. Our dances and parties held in the gym, hoe- down of the year was the Sadie Hawkins party-- room 16 won first prize for their Christmas decorations-Christmas vacation, then back to Seniors conducted campaigns for council semester exams. That Hi-Varieties took place at a dude ranch -Doxie Garski represented our school at the Flaming Foliage Festival-that the basket- ball squad, wrestling squad, and cheerleaders journeyed to Amityville, New Yorkvthat Ruth Dungey was our apple baking queen. That room 17, a money-mad mob, led in the charity drivesfthat Margaret Brubaker, Dee Curry, and Doxie Garski went to the State Student Council Convention in William Gratton's new red Buick, Penny four student council sent representatives to the first All-State Student Council Summer VVorkshop at Pennsyl- vania State University-that hillbilly music was played over the PA.-that the vocal concerts, plays, and assemblies were great. Those cool assignments, reports, exams, and term papers-that the boys' locker room was moved where the girls' locker room used to be- that crazy, mixed-up day when the tornado hit DuBois and we didn't know whether school was in session or not. Milton Brubaker won the state championship in the 138 lb. class in the finals at Pennsylvania State University-Robin Crytser and Ed Borrelli were district champs, Tom Carlson and jim Garski were runners-up in the district matches held in DuBois-Gene Mikelonis was named to the district basketball first team, AI Ranieri and Bill Rearick to the second, and Tom Allshouse received honorable mention. Then, the Coronation of Doxie Garski and Tom Carlson-finally, the Prom, Move-lfp Day, and graduation, concluding a wonderful year. officers and had chest X-rays during the year. Tw-.....,.,, i, -1- M901 , , ii. 10 Class officers shown are Marlene Bedeh secretary Joe Tw sky presldent Gene Mxkeloms v1ce presl ent and Sue Ammerman treasurer Class Flower 'I Al ISMAN ROS! I'une Mlsslon of St Augustme WVorcls by R15 W lggctt md Pe Though we kn ggy Smlth ow th It we must say Ifarewell dear DuBo1s I-Ixgh In our hearts there will remaln for years Memornes gone by And when we ve gone from you Our gundnng light CLASS SONG We me day VI nth our future brlght In our tlosmg days at D H S We've done our best, We have tried to make you proud of us In every test The class of 'So will Incl .ndneu And our thoughts of many ha VVIII be of you wnll return so ppy days Q W2 Om O 9- 3 rn lc :P r' CU r- C rn :v Z U m O-ZIVIQD Ml ITE V . I M . , ff ,. . , ' Tx f I 5 , I . I , R 1 . n- , . I 'Jia . . . ' , 1 ' , ' . s ' . U ' ' - vw ' v Y, 3 1 I I 1 ' C K ' 2 . n . 9 1 g-A 5-A E3 .U 2 Q.. 1 :Wt 0 'Ui safx 4:-'rf ' i' 99 ,', 0 'W james Albright l'homas Allshouse Nancy Sue -Xmmermen Rxchard Anderson Thomas C Barley james Ball Patrlcxa Ball Paul Balomck 12 James Albright BUSINESS EDUCATION Ollle was a member of the huntmg and hshtng club lll hns sophomore and jumor years Hts favortte sports are swnmmtng and hshmg Jim s hobbies conslst of scoutxng and wood carvnng Hts plans after graduation Include the mnlxtary servxce and college Ollle wlshes to study busxness ddITlllllSll'3ll0ll md then go llltu professlonal scoutmg 'I homas Allshouse ACADEMIC lall lanky likeable Xllsty was a tackle on the varsity football squad for three years and a member of the varsxty baseball and basketball teams for three years Squlrrel huntnng ns hrs faxortte hobby Xllsey IS a member of the H1 Y Club He plans to itttnd college next year Nancy Sue Ammermen BLSIWESS EDUCATION Sue came to us from Cleveland Ohxo her Jumor year She was elected treasurer of the semor class and secretary of her semor home room She was a member of broad caster staff Clxpper staff broadcaster club Tn H1 Y and dramatlcs club Sue parttclpated ln HIXRFIEIIBS her semor year She plans to attend Grove Ctty College Richard Anderson ACADEMIC Easy gomg lxkeable -Xndy was a member of the basketball squad for three years two years on the j V squad and one year on the yarsnty Hts favornte hobby lS golf Other pastxmes mclude flshxng swnmmmg and wood workxng Nlext year Andy plans to attend Penn State Umversnty where he wxll study busmess admxmstratton Thomas L Bailey INDLSTRIAL ARTS Tom one of our Rockton students was a member of huntmg and flshmg club h1s Jumor year and a member of photography club hxs semor year I'om also played banjo ln Ht Varletxes his semor year He was a member of the enlxst IH the U S Nlavv as a dental techmclan James Ball INDLSTRIAL Ants jlm a tall slum dark hatred fellow has made many frnends throughout hns school career by sport ng a frnendly attitude toward everyone Hrs freshman year jxm wrestled varsxty workxng m the 95 lb class Bemg m huntxng and fishmg club his Junxor and semor years helped jnm fulfill a strong Interest m the outdoors Patricia Ball BL s1rsEss EDUCATION Thxs dark hatred brown ey ed lass was always recogmzed by her fnendly smtle whlch she had for ex eryone Patty was elected secretary of her home room nn her sophomore and semor years She was active nn leaders club and Trl Hx Y for two years She partncnpated m many mtra mural sports actlvmes Patty was a Cltpper solncxtor xn her Junxor and semor years Paul Balonick ACADEMIC Paul xs an easy gomg good natured fellow whose school actlvltles conslsted entxrely of sports An outstanding football player he was chosen all dxstrnct center for the 1954 season He was also a two year letterman nn track Hts love for the outdoors w1ll no doubt Influence hns future plans 'S fl A .' , . ' t . . 7 L' . I ' '. '. , , ' ,ll tl' In -, y ll rv I 1 .T ' . . I 1 . W ' . ' ' . ' Q . I al ' . l . . . ' . . ' , I ' rl un ' s. A ' A. 1 1 u a ' fi ' . - . . . . I ' W ' Navy Reserves while he was a senior, and he plans to C faq f A ' ' ' Ii Alps K V A V iii I . W 1 fffigf . f -' f - by 11 . . . . ta f ,Crr ' ' 1 ,, 1' I la -' 4 . - . ' . n , I 4 . . . 5 ' I . I . - V . A . ' . .' . y Y ' A 25 : 55 ' ' ' G V ' - . . i 1 A M ,Q Q 'wifi f.-Si 'awk ig. Dayud Beane Helen S Bergstrom David Beane Acmmr yauc -X good sense of humor and a fruendly attutude haye made Dave a host of fruends throughout hus school career Thus fun loyung curly headed fellow wull readuly undulge un any eony ersatuon that deals wuth the styles or mechanucal parts of automobules Daye was secretary of hus home room durung hus Junuor year He plans to attend college next fall Roland Bechtel xcuxmmuc Roley a good uuatuured und well nuauuuuered lad left hus w restlung he was also a letter wuuuner un track For three years he took an actuye part un Hu Varuetues Roley proy ed huunself outstandung scholastucally by consustently beung on the honor roll He plans to study enguneerung un college Niarlene Bedell BLSINFSS Fnccatuox Niarlene was a home room presudeuut and a member of leaders Club duuruuug her sophomore year As a senuor she was secretary of both her class 'und home room a member of the Clupper staff a Clupper solucutnr a dancer un Hu Xaruetues and an attendant to 'Nluss D H S Nlarlene was also a steady member of Tru Hu Y for three years and a I X auud yarsuty cheerleader Patricia Ann Belesku Bl SINFSS PDL catuox lhus good lookung popular gurl was yerv busy un extra currucular actuyutues Durung her Junuor and seunor years she was a cheerleader and she belouuged to leaders club broadcasters and the fru Hu Y ln her seuuuor year she was also a member of the Clupper statf and she danced un Hu X uruetucs Patty plans to do secretarual work Roland Bechtel Marlene Bedell George Brady Margaret Brubaker ,- ,aus -1' -'rf C-Q. g... '4 K l Wi Patrucua Ann Belesku Multon Brubaker Helen S Bergstrom uutsuyu-ss FDLCATION Helen us a brught eyed eflery escent gurl who was yery actuye un extra currucular actuyutues Bhe was un gurls chorus for three vears the leaders club her sophomore year the broadcasters club her junuor year and was a member of the broadcasters stall' as a senuor Bergue enjoyed skatung and dancung durung her spare moments George Brady ALTO SHOP lhus quuet easy goung lad us well luked because of hus yuce presudent of hus home room durung hus senuor year and a held manager hus Junuor and senuor years Hayung deyeloped hus unterest un auto mechanucs George plans to follow thus trade after graduatuon Margaret Brubaker ACADUHC Nlaggue was a well luked studuous gurl who was well known for quotung poetry and Shakespeare -X sux year student councul member she attended conferences at -Xbungton and State College She was un leaders club durung her sophomore year and danced un Hu X aruetues her senuor year Nlaggue plans to take up nursung 'Wilton Brubaker ACADEMIC Nlulton best known for hus mannerusms and wut was outstandung as a wrestler Iuu the 19541955 seasouu he became state champuon un the 138 lb class He was chosen senuor representatuye at large on the student councul Nlulton also dud yery well scholastucally -Xfter seryung un the Aur Force he plans to further hus educatuon un some phase of enguneerung 13 . J I ,A -4- 5 w I 1' , 1 G YY' , r M Yi 1 x 1, wut, . l , - G -Q' 4 ' f . , P f , V M , l f Q . V ,. sn u 2 W Q glgi e - 'R l any I X x ' . i V .' . . 'x V - ' . . I I . . ' - H - uu f , 5 K , unark in D.H.S. as an outstanding wrestler. Along with pleasing personality and sense of humor.. George was ' , . ' . ' I V ' ,' 1 prsflbm 'ax' 'Hs' wal uf-07. 'In M iw. sv-Hgy Charles K Bundv 'Wancy Bushley Charles K Bundy HLSINESS EDUCATION Ken is a curly haired box with manv friends He was active nn sports playing on the baseball team his sopho more year and on the J X basketball team his junior year After graduation Ken plans to join the L mted States Air Force Bruce Burkett mm SIRIAL ARTS Bruce was a quiet unassuming lad who as i sophomore participated in H1 Varieties and the dramatics Club l his junior year Bruce was out for xxrestlmg as a senior he was a member of the hunting and fishing club For three years he was a steady and reliable trumpet plaxer in the Beay er band Clarence Burkls on ILRAL Clarence better known as Chow ns a well liked lad with a flair for kibitnug In his spare time he enjoys hunting and watching boxlng on telexxsnon Chow 1 a great golf fan and he spends much of his time caddying and playing golf A member of the Actxye Reserxes Clarence intends to join the Xrmx after graduation Lols Jean Burley Hom- MAkxxt Lois is a little girl with a wonderful personality and .1 true friend to all xx ho know her She w as an actixe member of girls leaders club her sophomore xear Lois also showed leadership as a member of the Future Home 'Makers ol America club for two vears during which time she held the offices of secretarx and president 14 Bruce Burkett Clarence Burkis Dorothy jean Cable Larol Carlson N4 3: QUIZ' Lois jean Burley l homas S Carlson Nancy Bushley Busmess EDUCATIOIN Bush a fun loxing gal who was always laughing came to D H S from Falls Creek 'Nancy was a member of the girls chorus for three years and was in F H A. and ardent football fan and during her spare time she enjoyed roller skating and dancing Her future plans include marriage Dorothy Jean Cable BUSINI ss EDUCATION There was nexer a dull moment when this lively fun lovmg girl was around Dot a top grade student was responslble for part of the planning for this Chpper She was a member of girls leaders club and she took part in mtramural sports Her after school hours were taken up with her fax orlte sports swimming and skating Carol Carlson BLSINESS YDLCATION Carol was a quiet amiable petite blonde who greatly enjoyed basketball games and shorthand class is a sophomore she was a member of the dramatics club I her Junior year she joined F H -X and as a senior exercised her xocal talents as a member of the activity chorus Carol is mterested in secretarial work for the future Thomas S Carlson ACADEMIC Tom capped a busy career by winning the honor ol Mr D H S A xarsitx wrestler he was an all district champion Gomez held numerous offices chief of which was student council president He attended three council conventions and workshops sang in boys chorus and per formed in many shows and in H1 Xarieties He expects to go to college ,A ,A V J x . -. . -.aux . '- It as ,N . K tl, t V A o,s ' ff' K I .. f y A X -4'f , fm, Y X A M sa. 5 l, it A X - fl 1 4 ' l . J 1 3 .W t A ' -5, N 1 r ,ADJ f ' --- 1 ' A N 4 Y His good spirit and bright outlooklwron him many' friends: leaders club during her sophomore year.. She an .. . .-5 ' 'I I n . . Y ' i 1 V ' Yi , 1 ' - v' . .A -, ' . Y QF V V K X --s-ff' M1 MR' lhllfldlll lxax Cochran Dolores Currv wlllldlll F Cl1rL lo1s Clllllllllghilll William F Llark ACADEMIC XX ell known as a tale11ted IIIUSICIBII B1ll played bar1to11e horn Ill the Beaxer band s1x XCIYS 1nd lll the H1 Nar1et1es ba11d three tears He was 1 band quartermaster two ve1rs and was seleeted lor d1str1ct band h1s semor year Photographv Club held B111 s 1nterest for two vears -X1 honor student B1ll plans to attend College Nhrlam Kay Cochran ACADEMIC lxaw better know ll to htr tlassmates as Casey lS .1 xerx attlxe sports Hlllldeil glfl Her att1x1t1es meluded three ve1rs 111 leader club lpres1de11t her se111or xearl Chpptr ol1t1tor tolor guard H1 Var1et1es g1rls thorus sblllill' Llll tomnuttee a11d lxrl H1Y for three wears C1sev was elected to the Lnrls -Xthletu. -Xssoe1at1on 111 her jllIllOl' xear lawrence E Lollms MACHINE SHOP X Falls Qreels student Larrx was known for h1s qulet 1o11ge1111l 1111 lbbllllllllg lllillllel' a11d was well hked by both students and teathers lhe outdoors belllg h1s chnef 111terest ht part1c1pated Qlllle actnelx 1n the huntmg and llqhlllg t lllb for two x ears Larry plans to serx e h1s Countrx bx serung 111 the Nlaxy Donna Lonley BLSINESS Eoucarxos llonna was a member of the l1brarx staff alld a performer 111 H1 X ar1et1es dur111g her gumor a11d sen1or years Re w 1s 1 Lhpptr sol1c1tor dlld a member of the Chpper start htr semor xear Por all three tears she belonged to Tn H1 X -Xlttr graduatlon Donna pla11s to attend a busmess tollegt Xiu. x kg 'Ja 4 M '-' gs -s -1-.s my 36 4-.fr ay,- rJOIllll Conley Reg1 E Dressltr L1wrenLe l' Collm St lx ll Ffnlllli D1ehl I 0lS 1 unningham m1s1N1ss 1111 t AIION ung llllLllllJLI' ol5.,1rls tho1 11s jllllllll' stxltt 1nd s1111or ll tmblt gne Lo1s 1 thtntt to txh1b1t her pleasure lllllsli She put th1s taltnt to good use durmg her three yt tr Ill h1gh sehool hnmg part1C1pated 1n H1 XBYICIICS as 1 xotaltst a11d also as a danger Leaders club Ir1 H1 Y dlld broadcaster staff were her other aCt1w1t1es Dolores Lurry H0141 1 eorsomcs Attendant to Nl1ss D H 9 11om1nee for Flatmng Fohage Queen a11d a member of student C0unC1l lor thru xears Det represented D H S at the student tounul tonxen UOII lll LXb111gton and at a homt eLonom1C LUIIXLIIUUII lll Harnsburg Dee was a member of leaders Club art club 4ll'd.IHdIllhClUlJ PYOJCCUOII Club f' A A F H X lr1 H X and Chpper stall Sylvla Frmma Dxehl Amor unc ls a llltllllltl' ol the dra111 1t1t s tlub hrnuna 1ppcartd111 txtr1l plus durmg tr lg thoo tears Knot er laxorlte of l'l T1llld s was Slllglllg She was a llltllllltl' ol g1rls thorns and se111or ensemblt l'l'Illllll was 1 llltlllhlfl' ol lr1 H1 Y a11d w as ehaplun lll her jumor tear l1br1rx statl brotdtaster stafl 1nd photographx Club wart her othtr at t1x1t1e Regls I- Dressler ,tt tmlmt Reg1 a qtnet lad lro111 Kotkton peut tnuth ol h1s tune out ot doors He enjoxtd h1111t111g I1 hllll, dllfl trappnng 1111 ht spent H1051 of h1s lusure tune 111 thtst hob 1ts liffglb was a member of tht hllllllllg and I1-.h111t, club and was also an ardent sports fan H1 pla11s to studx b11s1ness lllllllblfdlllbll at ll l lu '? 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Ss, Q .f Nlorma jean Ford joy ce F1 e Vmcent C Galentme Dome Mane Garskle 16 QQ 'Z' MVN ons Helen Ruth DUllgCX james R Fllmger je1n F Faulkner Sh1rle1 F1sh Norma Jean Ford BUSINPSS l'DUCA FION Cheerful and fnendlv Norma was always w1ll1ng to lend .1 helpmg h.111d She was .1 member of leaders club for 1111e Xedl' chorus and LlI'dYll3tlCS club for two xears and broadcasters and 1r1 H1 Y for three vears 'Norma was also a student SCCFCIZFN and .1 color guard lll the band She d1d the hopscotch polka 111 H1 X .1r1et1es her se111or 1 ear Joyce Fye 11151111155 EDLCATION ovce qu1e1 b11t fI'l9lldlX IS the possessor of pretty dark brown ha1r She came to D H S from Renoxa H1gh School at the begllllllllg of her junxor ve.1r Th1s attractlve fun 101 mg gxrl lost 110111116 mak1ngfr1ends1n DuBo1s Her fa1or1te past1me IS dl'lNlIlg a car and she w1ll be recalled dI'lXll1g .1 l1gh1 blue Po11t1ac wh1le at D H S Vmcent C Galentine, Jr AUTO SHOP Xmce lb .1 QLIIEI alld 1ndustr1ous bo1 from Troutvllle H1s extra c11rr11'ular act11 IIICS mcluded one vear of huntlng and hshmg club alld a11 a1t11e three year membersh1p ID the projectlon club H1s amb1t1on1s to own h1s ow n garage someday He hopes to begnn workmg on thns goal as soon as he hmshes a st1n1 111th l ncle Sam s Nan Doxie Mane Garskie HLSINILSS l:DL'LATl0N DOXIB, our student counc1l se1re1.1r1 represented D ll S at the Flammg Follage Fest11 al and dl the student 1o1111c11 work shop and convent1on Named Nl1ss D H S her sen1or year, she was also a sophomore home roon1 secretary a 1un1or attendant to MISS D H S, and .1 member ol the Chpper staff, dramaucs club, and H1 X ar1e11es R11 1 111s 11111 win ' 111' 11111. 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Paul C Gearhart ohn Harrtger Paul L Gearhart Al to snot Pau ts 1 qutet boy wtth t qutek attd frtettdly smtle He took an tntettse tnterest tn hts auto work faul also shared tn the respottstbtltty that goes wtth betng a fteld manager Other extra currtettlar aettytttes were ltmtted by after school employ ment He platts to eottttmte work mg as a rnechatttc tt the garage where he ts presently employed Robert Gould tstnsrtttxt. ARIS Bob a broyytt hatred brown ey ed lad who stands 6 3 was aCttye tn sports at D H S Bob was on thej X basket ball squad hts sophomore attd juntor years and on the yarstty hts sentor year He also played yarstty baseball for two years Bob enjoyed tndustrtal arts and held a part ttme job at a lumber mtll 'I homas R Gregory yneutys sttor lom a earefree fun loytttg fellow wtt a large smtle Lame to D H S hts jutttor year from Brady Townshtp Red took the auto shop course but tn hts sentor year he transferred to the maehtne shop -Xlthough hts actty tttes were somewhat ltmtted lom was a hurdler on the track team durtng both hts years at D H S Shirley Jean Haag actyohmtc Blondte a qutet dependable gtrl was a member of the ltbrary staff for three years attd an tnyaluable worker at the nab bar for two years Ks a sophomore she partttt pated tn dramattcs elub attd as a jutttor she sang tn the chorus Durtng her sentor year she was a member of the Forum and the Lltpper staffs 1-3 'Ps YW' A-H., Robert Gould Thomas R Gregt Dtntel l' lltndrtck Bernard hu cnt Hetrttk af? i je Vets VP' 1 ls, tt... K t Shtrley etn H tag, tmcs G llooyxt John Harrtger Auurmte atk otttstattdtttg ttt D ll S tthltttts played baseball basketball attd jay yen lootbtll as a sophomore Xs a jtmtor attd a setttor ht eont etttrtted hts efforts on yarstty footbtll attd was ehosett ltttttnttt of tht year hts setttor year Hts tttterests other than sports are hshtng and automobtles L pon graduatton he plans to attend College Dante! L Hendricks yuctttsta snot' lhts shy qutet lad from Roekton ha won many frtends among hts fellow classmates Dan was the ytee prestdent of hts homeroom durtng hts sophomore year -Xmong hts fayortte sports are football and basketball -Xfter gradua tton Dan plans to work yytth machtnes Bernard Eugene Hetrtck MACHINE snot, ltttk an tmtable boy yytth a stntle for eyeryone Qlatms wrestltng and footpall hts fayortte sports Htgh on hts ltst ol pasttmes are huttttng square danctng and drtytttg a tar Xl htle at IJ H S ht best ltlced subjects were ntaehtne shop tttd problems of democracy ln he u ttrt tnk platts to enter the serytte JamesG Hoover tstttsttctxt ARIS tm was a popular joy tal lad yyho was always a barrel o un tm a a ttlettt for yyorktn tn woo Ht tts played tht abtltty by maktng a booktast attd two Holly wood bad ends dttrtttg hts jttntor attd sentor years XX hut tnt wasnt tn sthool he mould be louttd worktttg at t e Rtytrstde Xlarktt Xlter graduatton he platts to jottt tht Nayy lf , - Q I ' A ' n f . . 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V, ..' h, ,.,,.,. , 1,- Miriam Huey HOME Mluctsc Because she was alwaxs wxlllng to lend a helpmg hand thxs amlable Nlxss earned a reputatlon as a good Samantan Nlmam w hose warm smlle was well known was an actne member of F T -X whxle a sophomore Yhxs sedate lass jolned F H -X as a semor although she enjoxs home economxcs genteel Nitrxam has no dehmte plans for the uture Ruth Hunter BLSINESS totcuros Ruth a tall lass w1th brown hair and brown ex es has a xery pleasxng personahtj She was a jumor member of actxutj chorus and a semor member of the ttcket club Ruth was xerx competent IH both txpxng and shorth 1nd She worked as a student secretarx mn the gutdance depart ment at D H S her semor tear Audrey Hurd BLSINESS FDLCATION Audrex a sweet qunet dark hatred gxrl was elected las serud the thool as 1 member of the ucket club her last war Her lax orlte subjects were health ind problems ot demon rau She pltns to enter tht nursing Dl'UfiSSl0ll after grnln ttlon Nlargot Jacobson ntstsess cotcfxuos lxhls demure lass ns out of tho c kinds of gxrls who because ot thejr realwatxon of the hue tKlLlCdIl0lldl means aw illiblt do thelr work with sxnternx and conscientious ness 'Vlargot athlexed high Slillillllt, Ill her busmess stu its ln htr semor year sht any, lll gtrls t oru e plans to bt a telephone optrntol in 4 wx., f -,Q JUN We 'qi N' Q x Y., f k harl -lohnston Nlaxmne B jordan XX llham j lxanzer Marx lxolash 18 5' rv- ,.,. vm- f L fx faq.. atb vs 1:-N Mlnam H uey Alldffj Hurd Ruth Hunter M argot at obsou XC-UH MIC I-.arl Johnston l :rl IS a shx quiet dependable ftllow wnth turlj brown hanr and blue ej es Hrs mam mterests were stndjmg and sports He partxcnptted nn footlull for three xt trs and was a member of the track team for three years He played varsttj football hrs semor tear Hts faxontj pastxmes are huntlng and hshmg He plans to attend college Niaxme B Jordan Hom Mxklxc Nltck a xerj pleasant, tooperxtnxe gxrl was actne m the F H -X club durmg her hugh school days In her jumor tear she attended the Future Home Makers of -Xmermta Conferente tn VN arrcn I Dllflllg her semor xear she serxed as xnce president of Fhe F H X She wats also ln the art und tuket tlnbs W1lliamJ Kalzer INDLSTRIAI ARTS lxaxz IS a happx go luckx lad who enjojs hfe Hms fax ornte sports are baseball, football and basketball Hts prmcxpal hobbxes are huntmg and hshmg He was a member of hllllllllg and hshmg club nn hns semor tear Hts shop tralnlng should be a big xnfluence lll hrs future work He plans to enter the armed forces Mary Kolash HOMI MAKING Sweet, amtable, Mary, who lb a cute blue eyed brunette, was well hked at D H S She partncnpated three years m dramatlcs club and played a leadnng role tn a school play her junior wear Marv constdered home makmg her fax onte subject Her future plans mclude the use of the knowledge she acqutred m home makmg class -, . ., ' ' ' hit A , - - ' . - - r v V v H ' Y ..,,f ' A' , WY . . ' 4 A A 4 an ,' ' . V . v V . . . 'V ' 'Q 'HRM V - - , , .. ,: , A. 2 1 . A, 5, attendant to Mlss D.H.S. nn her semor year. l'h1s demure ' x ' 'S ' s' ' Q Q ' ' X ,t ja L V - 1 I ', - ' is ' . - v R 1 , 5. V ,,-.qw . v :ik , 5, , 5? l ' - gs. , ' S, .' 5 ' V Y -,sl A , , ' , ' . K I , ' J' . I , V d , . ' 1 5. , 5. , ' ' h. Th S' Sh , Q V ,5 V XL Q Ji- ' as W? 3. ' - . s Y ' . - . . - V' . ,- , . F' .A ' ' ' ' ' . . . . W V f .' ' . ' , A ,af ' '. ' 1 L J ' V 4, l V . V . V . V A . V V V V . 'U ff WJ' . . 2 f f 'Y-t if ' - - , . . ., . , ' . - ., , . ' , y V 4 W v 1 . ' ' , ' ,uh K - A 5. , 1 , . , S fl Q ,, f . tv s. I Y , , V A A - 4 g t A., , ,A , , . .Q ' , . ' . f. ' , . . ' fx V k - . . . I . ' . . I V , , wh W M . I . . V . .V V . W 1 tv . qT,,,,,,, . S . . N Y . . . .: ' , so F - - 406 lk T -one -5 '+'!?' Rai! 'ul' 'Y ohn Kolx h oseph C Kos: mt B ante Kwtder Leshg-L Kyygder hhzabeth L LaBorde BLSINESS EDLCATION Popular Betts play ed clarmet IH the band for sux years, seryed as band lxbrarlan assistant secretary and ynce presxdent, and attended dxstrlct band two years She sang m gxrls chorus, Jumor sextet, semor ensemble and semor trxo Betts was an attendent to Xlxss D H 'S a member ot student councll and Jumor class secretary Julia Ann Laukllls qt, .tmlgug ulna, a yery pleasant and attractnye gxrl who was quxte actxye nn school artaxrs partxcxpated for two years ln actxylty chorus broadcasters and fn H1 Y She was also a member of the txcket club for three years serymg a secretary her sophomore and junlor years L pon gradua tnon julla pllns to enter nurses tralmng Frederick D Leech IXlJL5lRlAL uns Fred ns an mdustrxous and Capable yyorker yyho goes about hxs work xn a quxet and unobstrusnye manner Durmg hrs sophomore and semor years he wa an actxye member of the huntmg and nshmg club Because he yya a bus student from Falls Creek other extra currxcular actxvxtxes were llmxted He xntend to begun tratmng nn the held ot hthography Barbara Ann Lmdahl msn: ss 1 ULCAHUN Good natured Barb stand nye feet SIX xnches Brown haxr and brown ey es contrxbute to her good looks Qhe was a member of Chpper staff gxrls chorus and gurls leaders club She parucmpatcd nn nntramural sports and also took part nn H1 X amm wxth .1 dance act Barb was a member of lr1H1X md wa tretsnrer for two con secutne years John Kolash x Xlll Hr ack an outdoors man at heart w ts Alllllll dtptntl nlvlt boy who took hrs studxes sernonsly He w IS 1 memlnr ol the football team for two years plwlng yarslty end ln sexnor year He w ts a membtr of hunting intl ln nnt, cu for two years Hts sparc tune 1 pant nntxng mr hshnng He plans to tttend college Joseph G K08lba sts: ss I n cu hnergetxc and c xrelrct ly ty 1 gcd to Q I ns classes wxth hls yxyacxons ICIS 1 till htndsomt an well hktrl lui tleyottrl most of his Illlll to hunting, tn s mg He was presxdcxn ol the hnntnnt, tm l hm 1 ll! his senlor year oe hopts to attend .1 nsh 1nd game st hool B James Kweder ycwl me lxwede a COIISCICIIIIOUD understandmg lad semor escort to 'Nlr D H S jxm was xn dramatncs club for three years and announcer at football games band concerts and H1 X arxetnes for three years Other scryxces were broadcasters club one year stan two years and home room presldent two years H1s future plans xnclnde college Leslie L Kweder MACHINL SHOP Les, a quxet lad who was well llked by hns fellow students and always pleasant to be wnth enjoy ed shootxng mark and drxylng around IH hxs new Dodge pxckup truck 1n hns spare time Les was mterested ln machmes and spent much txme workxng on them Hts future plans center around a career nn mechamcs px 'MD px dw :adn 'TS v:-s lei Flllabeth C l..aBortlt lllld Ann Ldukltls Frederxtk D Leech Barlnrn Ann Lnndahl 19 .c.- -y ' x Q .L .sz i-all ' Alix' l s 'F , ' ' ' . 1: ' ' l ' al 'sl' 1 I l b ' I 1 ' ' ' s ' h ' 4 l r . ff 'H - ' Y . 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Il 1 in ' Peg If, 1 1 ' ' -' ' ' ' her lllll'- 'zl 1 Ality. jiri Xiary Jane Smith nt wiv ws 1 in t xi ix .ux . 1 t t x 1 brmsn nu time to lmm Hut xmu 1 was .1 thru xmr mtmlutr ul Llll t mrux I lily xx is uc in Illlfllllllfll mrtx mr 4 fi xm lxxtir bu ect li th plnmg, md x lm ll xslt htr irx t N re 1 busmees collcgt Scott Smith xtxm 'HIC mtlit . ' m N ii ti ing., pitturts it Lhuul utul- liuidu lining, 1 mtmlmtr ht tng,ripl'1x tlul r t N .irittiu Jtrtormtr 1 tour xt nr mtmlier ol tht lmmcl mr reniunlwtrtcl for his uittiti-ni mtl cleuultd up nniticms 0 bimplut problem JI Edward Snyder ciuxi s I hd it is in lIldllSfI'lUU xxurltti 1:1 tht Iluliuis High Sthuul aghmt Shop H xx is il fr xmtm wer ol t 6 1 irtrx wt 111 ix wpirt tum is NJCIII uiitmg, hmm ru tr- mu ur Jaxmg lmstln ixuritt A N axorltc sport 1-. tootlnll N Ilillll Career ll' tht Nm Marian I- Sokloskx KCXUI NHC miie., t lecrx iw. i td 1 UN tnjm en awning, htr tliwu rin 1 tr unmr xt ir it x mbtr ol tht lri t mis .1 no t xr memlizr ol url- eu trx L ui ln r amor xetu' she is is ti mtmlmtr ul I 1 llt tt 4 u 1 N llll n plans to .Attend College NWA 1-N ,f Robert Spmda XR U1 J 'U 1 N .lswuclxttw ports Fdllls Xtly ip, xxlll lllll pln .ml on the fuotli ill tt tm xx 1-. 1 iuii ltr lx -. mtl or rtt mars me xt ming, .mtl i in in ll 'rt tw ilthu. N ii S f 1 to '-Ill' X wilt t Janet Pileen Srogk six: ws 1 in Cxi mu K ure lrlut qui dt - N mu mc miinuun 1 is cr on nt- t ix 1 -uphfmu mtnilatr of tlranmtiu club N 1 un Ntrx et 1 wctremrx ot her homt mon ll ring har tn or h xsasm lt iderx Club inet plan toattencl 111 urlmc t no Harriet Stevenson nt sixi 55 i nt txliox Ht1rriet,.u a sophoniorn vs .1-. an actin mtmlmtr ul I' H X During hu junior year sht di-.pldxed her ittmg, dlJlllIX 1 A member of the dI'1lIl1UtN tlub XX hilt 1 Ntmor N. e uorktd on the llbr in wt itt Harriet 1 quitt hmmm ex ec lu- pl mi to Center htr future Around nurxu tr lining Shirley Stevenson HL sixi 55 I lil CAIIUN Slnrl during her suplummrc utr was lll P H X xxhllc in htr Junior tear sho, displm ed her dlnlitx in ClI'dFlldIlQs club mtl lJI'tJdC.lC'ig-thfs dub, with .1 promotion to lmrodd L isttrs -Vtdlt her Quimr xcdr Xb 4 senior she was dl fi 1 lxlirirmii Shlrl plana to BIIILI' nurwu Ifdllllllg ,qt ran Q--V, ...- F .f- rdf -fa' X X W2 l X '15 5' Marx jam. Smith 5ttrllSllllll1 l-clw1rrlSi1ytltr Mari in ls Suklmlti Rnlrtrt Splmli I llltl l 1lttHSmtk ll1rr1gISI4x1nN1i11 ShlrItySltx4i1uli 21 - X -Y i - 'l 1' ' ' INIIISIRIAI.. is Nl' ju 1 ', ti quift .mtl frit-mlly lm- with limrn l.xir lg ly A hamvg ,hwky la L i, ,H.ll,liiU.,i MV All hi, and - X HVHVS. 4- ---ht Shi VV s LV V 1 V h-Vh fi 1' . ii.. Q 'cd A ' . ' ' ' il -- H511 ' F 7 gli' ' 4 -4 , 'L Ja II - l - ul ilu- li. kctlmll act A' 4 4 fl - i l 'll W S-if -15 hw 4 ' ,llc .qv f th H I - 5, Q l il trtwk Iililll fur Iwi: - zur-, 'lbj . 0 zu' f .' xutc'lu 11g lmbkctlmll 1 , -l gh Hu ' f , I-SH R i , l-5 L ,M .Bt pxmilmx- I Vmh ' ' ' Mi V' lim Plilm 'UV lhi' will ' WI lc :m illilt'tz1kc.' Lipzigrinmti lmit nfl'lislt'iNl1rt't'i1lt'. llt- plum -- '- 5 ii' lliff. ST 'A-, at littlt- nun with Ll Init, g'ilI1lC': wa. always I' ' mt -Q ' firm ik ' ' 4 5' ' ' '1 ' f l' '1 C - r- - '- lilun ', list: ,qunrc :lt ng of l ' phu bf z 1' 'n 1 fn thrm-c yc'1r:,. he was it Hi- V 1 , V' ' is in h, h ll'.,-' Sh. win Q Q. ,rv Nt - ,ue f 1 fl V2 1 - A l ' - . .xt zj lrif, Fha - 115 il ptirtivipniit lll -cl1'a1ii1u't1f'w clulu. Ht-'will .ilwzlyj bt' iiiaimgiiig editor of the Forum for mic bt-iucwtcr, and l' 'X -' ' F4 ' 'llif Q ' W :. Vll. '--i j'CL1I',rC f ' 2 s. Ho g luis lu enroll at NI.l. l, V .V ,V . JL , . 5 . l V' ' .Q-h lr MA' J -2 yi uv Hl ' . 81.251 - l ih lilz . V ' V: I .Y V 'V, , . I H'.'.'t - ' gg h ' 1, 'gl' g, llw'k1 'gk V' , ' VV -V . .V in ,. -- .ZS gl all, His ft ' ' - Subject is math mil 111. V . V L . 'I ' ' , V ' K-h f' ' ' '. i, 1 . llv i' iiilferrwtctl in .1 firy V V, ' i Q ' ,L xv VY , -11 Ma V ll 'l 'I' '-ll-l'k' girl, alwg X ' ed ' 7' Q i 'X .' -l ' Y ' Un ' 5, li' ' - 4 rVl'XQ1s4l Q ' Y ' Q- , V1 , -V 5' '. H ,Y V ' . me l ' - H Ylli-Y and at pairticipaiit in intiuunurails. ' , ' ' V V -V , V V ' V ' ' V ' V V Sh- 1'-yu - 1,4 .lal'f ll. he V V V' V V V. fi iv- Z 'ii -'B il' 'N V Q ft, i , f A Q '-f 1 V -4. A-A V X -M rd , ' H 1 mf my v fi l ' v-A53 A , '? G15 I as ' 9 -. ff JV 1 , t 35 'C ir Q-IP' 1175 16' ayunfv- 55. - D' PU 'UN .f- 61S Gerald Syyaggert I- la111e lne7 Thomas Ronald Charles lhomas Way Ile Ihomas oan E. Fhompson lNlorr1s Ihnnberg joseph I lropansky Robert E bmbaugh Hele11 j Nrahas lxay Waggett Gerald Swaggert AL T0 sHoP the top students lll auto shop He yy IS unable to part1c1pate lll athlet1cs because of all after sehool Job I11 h1s spare t1me he enjoys Illlfltlllg t1sh111g a11d baseball H15 hobby IS yy orkmg on cars He plans to be a mechamc Elame Inez Thomas ycym MIC I'h1s COIISCICIHIOUS, hard yy Oflxlllg g1rl yy ls a top grade Stlldellt yyho dey oted n1uch of her t1111e to serymg others She sold nabs for three years and yy orked on the broad casters staft for a years and 011 the Her pla11s mclude college year She yyas lll g1rls ehorus for tyyo Cllpper illil l1br1ry statts for a year Ronald Charles Thomas AC ADEMIC ROIll1l6, yyho yy as one of o11r talented l'HLlSlCl3.llS play ed bass horn 111 the band for hye years and 111 the H1 X ar1et1es ba11d for tyyo y ears Band q11arter111aster on the eyecut1y e board for tyyo years he represe11ted D H S Ill the d1str1ct bdlld h1s semor year ROIIIIIC yy IS 1Iso on the track team for three years Wayne Thomas AC yDEM1c Xl ayne a fr1e11dly lad from Gr1111p1111 1s '1lyyays ready to Ielld a helpmg hdlld He took 1 fery ent 111terest lll h1s school yyork LSPLCIAIIX h1 f1yor1te subjeet art XX ay IIC yyas a member of the huntxng ind t1sh111y, Llllb for three years He IS also lllleresled Ill model a1rplanes a hobby yy h1f'h OCCUplCS 111uch of h1s le1sure llllle 28 Joan E Thompson ACADEMIC joame IS a perky blue eyed lass yyho seryed 011 the broadcasters stan for a year She yyas Ill leaders club for a year and lll the 1 FI H1 Y for tyyo oa11 danced lll all act 111 H1 X ar1et1es Ill her se111or year She yy as also Ill the t1cketcl11l1 for three y ears IYIIIIE plans to becon1e a nurse 'ylorrxs Thunberg yc ADEMIC Bud IS a good natured chap yy ho yy1ll alyyays be remembered for h1s part1c1pat1o11 a11d leadershlp IH the band, lll yy h1ch he played U'OIllbOIle for hye years He yyas also lI1 the da11ce band for three years Ill h1s se111or year he yyas elected ba11d pres1de11t a11d he part1c1pated ID d1str1ct band H1 other ILIINIIIQS 111cl11ded H1 X ar1et1es 111d dra1111t1cs club He pl HIS to 1ttend college Joseph I Tropansky AC-XDFMIC oe a yery popnltr l1d yyas 1 111e111ber of the yarsny tootl11ll llllll for three ye1rs 111d the d1str1et t1rst team h1s se111or year Ile yy ls the pres1de11t of h1s yu111or a11d se111or clxsses, 1 IIILIIIIJLI' of the student co1111c1l a11d all escort lll the eo11rt of Nl1ss DH S for three years oe pla11s to prepare for the 1111111st1'y Robert E Umbaugh INDI STRI-KL ARTS Bob .1 yyell l1ked lui se1yeel 1 home room pres1de11t dnrnyg, h1s Nelllflf ye1r He yy 1s 1 three year member of 1 stage ereyy Ill! pr1neet1o11 e LII He also pla e lllpef 111 the b111d for one 1nd 1 h1ll y Durmg h1s jllllltbl' ye tr he yy is hop reporter tor the FOFLIIH H1 plans torthef11t11re111el11ele lhe X1r Forte 1 , -- M :. V ' is 5, as V 'Q 5 I 'es y 3 , H , . 1 1 - my 11 -N I , . ' , . N b Y If 'am , 1 ' , . fyuggfy T 113 .Q 2 if , 1 1? ,, I , 'g - i 1 -0 . 3 J 5- W f ' ly ' L y Q ,I I .M I I W 1 W0 W' I X V ,X I I L le X-,,1.,.. ,, 1 ei as 3 I , -1 4. Q K s ' I . V . I - 7' YI jerry, a quiet: well-liked, curly'-haired lad, was one of 'I . .V , ,, 1. . .I A , . . . Q - v ,. . 72: - A U ,, . - . w. A V. V is I' ' in 'V Q . --11 ', AJ V . , i Z , l l Q , 'Y ' . 1 az: 1' 5 . Y 4 1-. 'V NIJ I ' I . ' '1 ' ' I ' 'I F -'1. ' 'z.'1 -j. ' ' ', I' 'st' . he H 1 '1 l 'll. - r yd S ' 1 ' ' 1 1 tru ' ' 1 'Q 1 1 ' fears. ' '. ' ' ' ' 2 ' F, ' ' . 2 1 'z. s I ' . 's I Helen J 1 rahas HOMF MA111xG Helen 1 PLPPN 111 lLl0llN g1r1 NN 1s our head majorette for 11111 KK 1rs Shed1sp111ed h1r1111o11sl111lb1 performlng 1 pr111s1o11e11 111 lll H1 X 1r1et11s her1un1or1e1r lyllflllg her soph1111111re 1e1r she sang 111 the g1r1s chorus dlld she s lll the 1111 ers 1 111 111, 11as aso lll e lr1 H1 N her sophon111re NL 1r Kay Waggett ACADI MIC 11.11 a 111 ILIOUN eheerleider 11 IS NICE pres1de111 of her semor ho111e r1111111 11111 Se1retar1 111' her sophomore hon1e r1111m She belonged 111 dra1111t11s 111111 leaders 111111 and lr1 H1 Y Her othcr a1't111t1es lIlL1LlClLd lllLllIOl'lllIIl usher, 11brar1a11 111 Chorus blllglllg 111 glrls Chorus dlld semor ensemble 1111 11 ls 11s11 111 wr1t1 r of th1 se11111r 1'1aQs song Lonme '11 Wante 1c111r111c 1h1s qlllhl 111111111 e1 ed 11ro1111 h11r1d lass 1111111111 for her 1r11st1C 11111111 plans to 1111111111 1 111111mer11al 1rt15t Q1111111e part1C1p1ted lll tlCl1L1 Qlllll her sophomore 1e1r llld v1aS a 111en1l1er of the Sadle H 111111115 and pr11111 com llllll86S her 1u11111r 1ear ljllflllg her semor 1ear she sang lll 111881111316 11111 11 IS lfl e1l1t11r ot the Cltpper S1111 Paul L Walte 1 11r 1 11 ured blOllLl 111111 111111 LNCS toole l1fe lll free str1de He X1 1s 11e1 er 1ro11l11ed 111d a111a1s e11111 ened the Cro11d 111th h1s 111111 speech B11111 al11a1s h1d a good word for e1er1o11e and 11e1er s1a1ed lll one p1a1'e XCFX long He espe1'11111 11l1ed to NN 1t1h NN restlmg 111 1tChes 1.1111 plans 111111111 the Na11 INDI SIRI-X1 XRTS Jolme Wank 111 SINI ss 1 D1 C-KIION o 1s 1 pert lllll 11 1ppy 1,11 1111111 11ss 11110 C111111 rtfltbglllltfl 111 her p1e1s111g perso11111l1 llld eheerlul 5111116 She h1s1l1sp111e1Io11ts111111111g llllllly lll her role .12 Cheer le 11ler 1111111 Sl FN ed 1111 the C11pper st 111 Clllflllg her setuor 1e1r and X115 1 111111111Lr of le 11lers 111111 for 1110 X8 rs s 1 th 1 lr1 H1 I1 velyn Weary 111 s1x1Qs 1.111 cntos Bro1111h11red gr1ene1ed 1XLlyIl 11.1s one of o11r hue sludents from 11 l.Sl'llllgtOl1 1ov111sh1p X KCTS QUILI llld s1111111111s gurl 1 111111 was Ill 1et111 111e11111er of 11ram 111135 l 11 .11111 11l1r1r1 Sllll for one 11 She par1111pate1l ln llllfllllllfll sports lllll she e111o1e1l 11at1h111g lllhlxetbilll 1 1e'11ns l'lll1ll L P11115 lI1Cllll'1L 1011111151 the XX ZIXCN Wllllam L Whnpple 111C1111E SHOP B111 1s 1 1111181 11e11 11l1e11 1111 NX h11 11e11r ifllfl much, but 1111a15 Sdld ll 11e1l H1s 11z1111e v1asfre1111e11111 1111 the honor roll He NK as a shop reporter for the Forum for three 1 ears He 11as also a stage 1re11 member for o11e 1ear B111 plans to 1tte111l C1l11or1111 91 ite leachers College to study 111d11str111 arts Helen Nlae Wlllnams 111 SIXI ss 1111 CATION Bffldllve of her pleasmg perso11111t1 1h1s ch'1rm1ng ltttle '1l1ss 1111s Called Houe1 N111 She ser1ed as secretary t lllllls C11 111111111 111d 11sep11 11 HX She pl11ed e S 111 the 1111111 for four NLIFH 11 IN 1 111e11111er ot glflw chorus, 1,,1rls leaders Llllll 11111 1111111 p1r1 lll g1rls 111tran111rals She 15 ls 1 1p1er so 111t11r Ill us111r lllfl 111e11111er o lr1 1 Sh1rley Zaycasky 101111 MIC 11111 l1l1e1l Sh1rle1 11as better 1111111111 as la Sh1r1e1 was ac111e lll lr1 H1 Y1'or111111e1rs 111d was a member of g1rls leaders 111111 for three 11-are She part1c1pated lll llllfdlllllfdl l11sl1et111l1 lllfl she was .1 lnelllllel' of t1c11et e1l1rs 111111 her se11111r 1e1r 'ihe 1s enrolled lll Heuer s An' IIIL l1rso1111el91h1ol 11h11h1s 111116 lll lx 1nsas C111 '1l1ss1111r1 J fe' 1411133141 'Ds 5 1 si ef? XQ! ZA Conme M Wane joltne V1 anle 1X1111am C XX h1pple gr if-1' Paul L Wane Fvel1 ll XX earv Helen Nlae 1111l1an1Q Sh1rley la1Casl11 29 ONDEf?f M1 G - 'EA 'P , Mfr, W xii'-ff V9 10 L 5 .LeRoy-Marshall is standing and seated tire Cliff Miller, jim Snplizio, and john Whitesell. CLASS SONG H . ,. Q- ' Tune: Star Dust - it my Deur Duliois High. we say goodbye to you, ,V SJ K Q' I' 2 ggi V Faithful friend so true. we'll strive our best, la,-' ii ' i 5 N Q To follow every test in thought, word, mind, i ' - . ' , fa and deed: I ' ' ' .. it And as our class bids adieu to our deur old D.ll.S. ' i i i 'fi illllll memories of good times will linger through ' fifi ix f ' the yeurs, 5 . 5 As we look back on days gone by. X 1 fr 'A And so dear D.ll.S. we're on our wily' the figf i ' H , eluss of '56-f We'll honor you and all our teachers too And we'll come buck someday to sity I D A , it We are grateful for everything yolfve taught billie Cloak was junior Classvseeretjxryla, Gene Haggerty Us through the years' was president, and Russ Weaxcr was t e nu-presi ent. But now the time has rome to say goodbye I for evermore. Boys pictures are Gene Haggerty, l-llliot Reitz, Bill Left io right gre Shown Patty Dalton, Olga Sedo'-, Beckwith, Don Miller, and jim Shatier. Girls: janet Billie Clnak, Coiiiiie McNeil, and Marilyn Miles. Bailey, -Indy Bloom, Mary Saville, und Nlury l-.llen Shaw. 30 Men of Action THE JUNIOR Occasions the juniors will long rememlmer are the prom where they aetetl as hosts antl Nlove- l'p Day when they reeeivetl the mantle ol leadership. The juniors were proutl when fellow elassmates perlormetl on the sports heltl Rolmin Cfrytser was clistriet wrestling champ in the 120 lh. elassg Don Hanrl, Dave Xlurtlottk, ancl jim Conley were other juniors who wrestletl regularly all season. ,lim Garskie was runner-up in clistriets in the 127 lh. class, losing to Ralph Clark ol Clearhelcl who went on to win the state erown. Having a hig share in the sueeess of the loothall squad were -lim Suplizio, jim Vonley, .Xrman Nliller, Nick Nliller, Riehie .'Xntlrulonis, llave Nlurtloek, ,Klan Seratini, Rolantl Nliller, Bill Nliknis, Terry Stiteler, Greg Vulley, anal Russ XYeaver. llarclwooclmen from the elass inelutletl .lim Suplizio, .-Xrman Nliller, .-Klan Class Flower . . . ORCHID Causniox Standing: Clytle Seherer, Si Platt, Robin Crytser, ee Nleflarvev, and Riehie Andrulonis. Seated: Bill Foltz, Tony Parnlski, and Tom llonnell. Serahni, Niek Nliller, antl Larry lieighey. j.Y. eheerleatlers were juniors. They inelufletl Sally Burkholtler, l.intla Vasey, Patty Dalton, Carol Nlellonaltl, Nlarilyn Nliles, llelen Lesley, Olga Setlor, Connie KleXeil, Nlarlene Ross, antl farolee faramela. Too numerous to name were the musically mintletl juniors. Marching with the hand as majorettes were Dee Nlatthews, Nancy Umhaugh, .-Xltlean Colley, Nancy Taylor, antl Peggy lfairman. juniors partieipatetl in tlra- maties, pulmlieations, photography, l7.l'l.A., girls sports, liroatleasters, art, and other organizations in great numlmers. Nlarilyn Nliles antl Nlary .-Xnn IY.-Xnna were seleetetl to he atteutlants to Nliss lD.ll.S., and Russ Weaver antl Gene llaggerty were namefl to escort Nlr. lD..ll.S. at the Coronation Ball. Class Colors . . . Oxcinn Axim XVHITE First row: Sandra Shilala, Marilyn Knntz, Helen Slattery, Carol Armstrong, ancl Balls Robitzer. Ruthie Liddle antl joyee Klingensmith are in the bark row. 'S' qv , ff ,,,.,Q,w.4. ww Lf an 'rw I 'TA X wafer-,H :JW Q av 3 Q4 QV ,W in N yi' ami I 4' ' Q f ,M , Ei 5 V if - I K I if A -'W Q Q ,Q , 1 q. Q - ,- ,Adu ' E 9, 1' Nix J it Q L- ar wx 'iwm . K, af I sf, 1 ln the lirst rim' .iri- Connie Smith, Nlarlene Nluore, and jacala Casey. Secwncl row: l,inil.i Casey, Nlary .Xnn l7'.Xnn.l,i'.1rol Palmer, and llonna Reitz. llick lilnicki im in the tirst row with Don Hand, Diane Fiscus, and Connie Qlolnar. Second row: jim Conley, Marlene Kosko, Greg Culley, and Sandra Warnick. Third row: Larry Beighey and Terry Srireler. KX, 17: S l 'i Slandin 'ire Yila Lee . . g . . Klinns, Barbara McNulty, and jean Clark. In the Iirst row are janet Shalett, Nlary jo Benyon, and Peggy Wiser. Second row: Phil Singer, jane Berry, and Dick Bish. From left to right: john Rokosky, Helen Lesky, Gretchen Weaver, Gail Phillips, Edith Smith, Bob Kriner, and Russ lleaver. 33 6 V. ,J T fs jane Miller is seated in front of .-Xllan Polohonki, Margaret Carlisle, :Xaron Kranitz, Carol Mellonald, and Barbara Garrett. In front are Bill Hann and Gene Krause, Un the tzilmlc are 'lioni Shenkle, Gene Larirner, jim Simon, and Ken Spicher. fl fu. K Qrv may N., A X ! . Pj 4 .,,... .-Xlmvt' is pictured in the Iirst row: Leltoy lhoinas, jane Lewis, :Xldean Colley, julia Burns, and Bill Nimmo. Second row: Don Hoover, jack Deasv, Tom Swauger, jack Lehner, and Earl Muflie. To the left are Rolly Nliller and Bill Nliknis in the lmclc and .Xml Kline and Dick Donahue. K4' L. A .1 if' - , I 'N In the usual order are jean Dailey, Cindy Swisher, Left to right. l'nul Nliller, Nlikc Polohmiki, Shelvu Dorothy Swauger, Nlzary Schalk, jean Swanson, Ann Ferguson, Nora Scholl, .Xrlcnc Peoples, lfvelyn Christensen McKee, and Ann Rokosky. and Wally Dixon. First row: Bill Ellis, Dave Dirkg, lid Bm-I-Q-lli, and In the lirst row, left to right, are Mable Klingensmith, Ed Meholick. Second row: joe Stepanausky, Garv Carole Stadofsky, and Marlene Neeley. Second row: joan SChwartz, Mike Steinbach, Dick Brady, Sam Sobqzali, Hotfrnan, LaXVanda Elder, Nancy Burns. Ruth Grinnen, and Paul Nelson. Linda Smith, Lorretta Phillips, and Janice Mitravich. l 2-iM 36 6 n ,fill lyyyi, ,Q ii i i Z f ln the nrst row are Nancy Knarr, Mary Swanson, and Errol K t ' th fi ' f d f ll - , Eiclfmrta Reajingcr' ficfmd rqmi. llldy ChilEff?S56VClL41iS Bailey, Edalliu?ShTeyilali5 ggrrllln Segoggiivxijzy gaagj 'U 115011, an. upy ierce, irm row: re ur: L B d , F k XV' 1, G P 1, Y f . . , ' ilcnn Way, jim Noel, and Ted Lcitzell. a or 6 ran dnl ary OHL' and Harry Haag' llulv llctrivk if Hlll in front, nnrl in the scroncl rnw is First row: lflegiimr Smycrs, Patty Reilly, Cnrul Shairinmi, Yirim' llnrkis zincl lfwtlicr Bujnlncl. 'lihircl rnw: lfluli and Nlgiry Stvrrclt. Scruncl rmv: Run lniliorflc, Herm Grinnvn, ciilffjlllll' liciighuim-r, Num Ninth, and Ruskin Shzilll-r, Rml Nlvllnnnlcl, Hzirulcl llnrlvy, and Run MC- lircsslcr. ln the lurk are llnrry Czllclwell zinrl 'lium Connell. Hcnrlrirks. A 37 95 atr- Sl First row: Margie Carlson and Audrey Luce. Second row: Marv Alice Hoskavich, jean Benninger, and Sahlee Bowser. I t e row, a Donna U Nora Schuckers Calhoun, Mildred States, and Janice Crooks. Second row: Neil VVhitehouse, Anna Mae Morgan, Shirley Moore, Violet Weary, and Don Albright. To the right, first row: Fred Palmer, Marlene Snell, Lenore Weber, Blanche Mah- lon, and Jack Vlfhite. Second row: Dale Welsh, Margaret jones, Nancy Dunworthy Danalene Gearhart, Ada Rae johns, and Dean Britton. Carl Burley is in the back. 38 Top row shows Anna Liniger, Beverly Snyder, and Nancy Shenkle. Center: Georgia Rath, Hylan Bloom, and Donna Freas. First row: Geraldine Cable, joan Benninger, and Shirley Sloff. That the sophomores readily became active can be seen in the large number that participated in school affairs. Ed Borrelli, a sophomore, won the district IX wrestling crown in the 103 lb. class. Don Ord developed into one of the best defensive wrestlers in D.H.S. In addition to these two boys, eight other sophomores partici- pated in wrestling and ten members of the class were junior varsity basketball players. Tom Ammerman, Don Kruk, Sam Sobzcak, and Fran Miknis played varsity football. Al- together in the field of sports, Q. ag! 'N .14-, 'V 0,24 .0-'F .i hilt' I 1. - 0 A f 4 P A as , B x - 9. v 1 Pictured in the First row are Aleene Pifer, , l A Christine Barclay, Ann Heitzenrater, Mona 43- ij' s 'Y Gray, LuAn Hawk, and Nancy Mansell. Q e Second row: Ben Holt, Polly Hay, jack Beck, Felwia Sterley, and Tom .Xmmermz1n. thirty-two sophomores pzirtivi- pntecl. An equal number were music- ally minclecl. They were in chorus und lmncl. Xnnry Burns lllilI't'llCfl along with the rest ol the mnjorettes. The choice of the class for the Girls Athletic' Assorintion Board was Nancy fzilhoun, Nlr. nncl Kliss lJ.H.S. were zittenclecl by Don Albright :incl janire Nlitrnvirli from the sophomore flziss. We all know that forelmcnrnnce is ll virtue in whivh our home- room tezwhers voulfl not he ex- felled. ln front are Carol jolinslon, Cliroli- limnnrl, and Kay xlilhllllllkll, Scwnicl row: lion Kruk, Larry Larson, and George Bnres, lop mu: Gary lYinslow, lJz1x'el.11kehart, nnrl ,loc Vail, 'V' QQ .Xliove in the first ron nre -lane Yohe rothero mry iniow ' c lwirrow. Nlurgie Yic'kl.infl Sefoncl row' jim Ro-io Connie Orr, Sm- Nlurlz-3, lhylli- ling. un john Kruk. 6 Z :lf l.ucretia Shotzlmrger, Nlnry Rearirk, l'm-ggyi . Nlercer, and joe Yuil. liuvk row: Snni Sigh-r. lo the left, lnrst row: lumly Sykes, lrene Bugle, Nlury lillvn 'l'hoin.is, Rose lihrin, .intl 2 l so Behind lony Korlm pal the pianol is Clair Gear- A-R fs Girls are Connie Whipple, Beverley Reitz, and Roinona Keen. Boys: jim Pelletier, Don Marnsiak, Henry King, Don Ord, and Ken Flanders. Elaine Anthony is followed by Lizabeth King, Mary Ann Nelson, Mary jo Hopkins, Marian Edinger, Sally Tanlcalavage, Nancy Shaffer, and janet lurk. Below are Jerome XYoomer, XYade Lentz, Judy Wagner, Marla Wiser, Dixie Bailey, Lorna Thomas, Nancy VVeber, and Galon Conrad. Ad ,hw hart. Clockwise is Boli Hoover, Al Stoddard, Boi: Crooks, john Stankavich, Fran Miknis, Bob Ride- out. Max Hallowell, and Richard Dixon. .e.f,,,. if 8 ii 'wig fx i 7 J 1 4PM 9 'A A ,, ,FT .e 'of '- 'II I 'F :iii x ,Maw HN I 7, J- . 4.1 AB' fix f'Q'm Patient and friendly THE FACULTY M IS HFTRICK 'iecremry 04,4 ,gm-.M R E N11 vw: I I PI'll'lClpll DLIBCDIS Xrel omt Hugh School lrlnupll ol DuBo1s Hugh School since 1934 Nlr I XI mstll h as been mfluentl ll m sh tpmg., the lives of the xouth of Duliols lI'iNl0llQlX he L nmers I l -Xmern an School lll l 1 mae md co u hed it Xl1seul1usetts St e l mversxty He recelvecl h s B S nn I-dum mon rom NI lssichusetts St 1te ind has 'NI X lrom Iennsxl N'Ull1 State lmxersxtx He h1s done post graduate rlt lt lenn St lte md H lrxard Lmversxtw 'Xlr Nlansell I9 1 member ol the lhl Sxgmi lxlppa The Mlelphm Honor Souetx Suonclarx rnnupfil Xssoumon l N F 4 Durmg XX orld VK .ir Il he serxecl on the DuBois Dr alt Boird and he IS presentlx 1 dxrutor of the DuBo1s Educ ltlflllll lfounclmon Nlr NI msell who ns Interested m sporto and mum has the Hlllllllflll to he 1 part ol 1 gflfd hugh school and to be ol seruce to 115 xouth 41 Q1 , Q of 'I 1 ' l .W .,-, '74 Y ,, M, ...R 4, .Aa , Ju -Q , I ' A ' ' S. ,. u . W 5 I 1 if If NI. .j..,.':f:., . . 2 A 1 J . .Y J ' .' . ' ' ' ' ' . .' . , Q, , C . k . . I y .' . L. . z . ' z. j 1 ' 1 f was football vouch at l7.l'l.S., taught live Am S ll 5 ll 110 . 1 Q' ' 'Q ris, ' Fr: ' , z t 1 ' z . 2.12 ' 5 3 .' at I . . V ' i ..'. ' I 'Q ' f 1 , '. ' J . A C L L L L - . .A . ' ' , '. 1 . ' 1 1 ' wo ' 1 J f Q 1 z z ' 1 X 1 y ' ' i.. f ., ' W . 1 - I D . . I 4 A 1 4 v L L C P ' . . ' 'z , :mc . . -. . . V f V1 N' 2 1 2 , 7' Q 1' 'z 2 1 . - ' . , ' la ' a ' Q j m Miss Matilda lu. Bell Miss Matilda E. Bell received her bachelor degree from Bucknell fniversity and Nl. lid. degree from l'ennsylvania State l'nix'ersit5, She did graduate work in French at the French Institute, l'einisylx'ania State L'nix'ersity. Bliss Bell teaches modern languages and speech. and she sponsors the broadcasters club and stall. Mr. LaMont Duke Burkholder received his :X.B. from Catawba College in North Carolina and his M. lid. troin the l'niversit5' ot' Pittsburgh. Before coming to DuBois .Xrea joint High School, he taught seven years at Bellwood-:Xntis High School. At lJuBois he teaches social studies and is head football coach. Mr. Lafllont Duke Biirkholder Lf if Mr. Kenneth Bonsall Mr. Kenneth A. Bonsall received his B.S. degree from Susquehanna L'nix'ersity and his Nl. lid. from Penn State. Before coming to DuBois .Xrea joint High School, Mr. Bonsall taught at West Newton High School, Bellwood- Antis High School, and at the Keith junior High School in Altoona. :Xt DuBois he teaches instrumental inusic and sponsors the hand and dance orchestra. Nlr. James H. Carns came lo lJuBois :Xrea joint High School after fourteen years ol varied experience in the autoinobile industry. He attended l'ennsylx'ania State l'niversity, and he teaches .iutoinotive education here. Nlr. Carns sponsors the field niaiiiagers. Mr. jaines H. Cairns 9-my WL 42 A is-NN Ns.xf,, Mr. NVarren J. Coon Mr. Warren J. Coon is the guidance counselor. He was district representative of the Pennsylvania State University Center at Swarthmore before coming to DuBois. He received his A.B. degree from Central Michigan College of Education and his M. Ed. in guidance and counseling from Colorado A. 8L M. Mrs. Dorothy Cupp received her B.S. degree at Pennsylvania State University. She teaches English at D.H.S. Mrs. Cupp sponsors Fflf.-X., boys chorus, and is head of the assembly programs. Before coming to DuBois Area joint High School, she taught at junior High School, Second Avenue School, and in Kane, Pa. Mrs. Dorothy Cupp QJ M r. Paul Coront Mr. Paul Coront has been at DuBois for seven years, He teaches history, tirst aid training, and drivers' training. Mr. Coront graduated from State Teachers College, Lock Haven, Pa., with a B.S. degree. He is line coach in football and coaches held events in track. 1 Mrs. Irene Dodd received her A.B. degree from Susquehanna University and attended the Conservatory of Music at Susquehanna and Pennsylvania State College. Sheuteaches English and Latin. Mrs. Dodd is the dra- matics coach. Mrs. Irene Dodd , . ' 4 X, .1 . -MQ u , , .Ji 43 Wires- J. 1 fi ,ffl I Qwe- Miss Kathryn Dowling received a B.S. degree in Home liconoinics liducation from Carnegie Institute of Technology. She taught in Pittsburgh and in Cecil Township High School before coming to lJuBois .-Xrea joint High School. Xliss Dowling teaches vocational home making and sponsors FH..-X. lihis is her second year at DuBois, Miss Patricia Duffy is a niemlier of the business education department, teaching shorthand, typing, and English. She received a bachelor of science degree from Nlercyhurst College in lirie, Pennsylvania. 'lihis is her second year of teaching. Nliss Duffy is business manager of non-athletic activities. Mr. Joseph Federici received his lJachelor's degree from Findlay College in Ohio and was granted an Nl.l-1. degree from the lfniversity of Pittslnirgh. He teaches general English, business mathematics, American history, and driver's training. His activities include assistant football coach, junior varsity basketball coach, and track coach. Mr. Slmuel K. Gibson received his B.S. degree at Get- tysburg College and his Nl. Ed. at Duke l'niversity. He previously taught at Sharon and at Gettysburg High Schools. Nlr. Gibson teaches chemistry, physics, voca- tional science, and practical mathematics. Nlr. Gibson, who just returned to D.H.S. after a one year leave of absence, sponsors the projectionists. Mr. Louis Goodman received his BS. in Electrical Engineering from Ohio Northern and his Nl. lid. from the lfniversity of Pittsburgh. He teaches mathematics, science, and drawing and is director of vocational educa- tion. Previously he taught in .Xrnold, Bradford, and Beaver Falls. Mr. Goodman taught machine shop to the blind in Pittsburgh at the Pennsylvania Xkorkshop for the Blind. Mr. William Gratton teaches academic English in the DuBois .-Xrea joint High School. Included in his activities are student council, sponsor of the senior and special sections of the Clipper, and publicity director for the entire school system. hir. Gratton received his AB. from Dartmouth College. Mr. D0nald Houck received his BS. degree from State Teachers College, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, and his MS. from Bucknell lfniversity. He taught at Beaver Vocational High School, Beavertown, Pa. for four years. Mr. Houck teaches typing, shorthand, secretarial othce practice, and transcription. He sponsors student secretaries and solicitors for the Clipper. This is Mr. Houck's second year at D.H.S. Mr. Joseph Kagy is the director of athletics and a teacher of problems of democracy. He is adviser to the bankers and ticket club, senior class adviser, and director ot' the injury fund. Nlr. Kagy graduated from Allegheny College with an .'X.B. degree and he received his Nl. lid. from Duke University. 4 5 Miss Malinda Knarr attended State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., Grove City College, and Columbia Uni! versity. She received her B.S. and M.A. degrees from Columbia University. She teaches geometry, algebra, and trigonometry. Mr. Donald LaBorde is doing graduate work at Allegheny College after receiving his B.S. from California State Teachers College. He previously taught in Mead- ville, Pennsylvania. Mr. LaBorde teaches industrial arts and s onsors the stage crew. This is his second year at D.H.S. Mr. Frank Malasky is a graduate of Susquehanna l'niversity at Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. He coaches baseball, and he teaches biology, senior science, and U. S. history. Mr. Malasky has been at DuBois Area joint High School for eleven years. Before coming here he taught in Vlfindber and Sandy High Schools. He was principal at Sandy. He sponsors patrol boys and hunting .ind hshmg club. Mr. Dominick J. Mancil received his bachelor's degree from Mansfield State 'Teachers College, and his NI.,-X. from George Peabody College for Teachers. Mr. Nlancia is varsity wrestling coach, assistant football coach, and at coach of track. He teaches health, physical education for boys, and history. He formerly taught in Kalamazoo, Michigan. wi ri it ,f In Z mr. mwiixiiiief Nl iss jacq ueline Schoch Nlr. Paul Miller attended Millersville State leachers College xvhere he was enrolled in the industrial arts course. He also attended Pennsylvania State University as a special student in vocational education. Mr. Miller is the teacher of machine shop practice at DuBois. This is his second year of teaching. Miss Jacqueline L. Schoch received her B.S. degree from Pennsylvania State L'niversity. Before coming to DuBois she taught at Ford City junior-Senior High School. .Xt DuBois she teaches health, physical education for girls, and history. She is the adviser of the cheer- leaders, leaders club, Girls Athletic Association, and intramural sports for girls. 3 ,yd K gvs Miss Esther Robison Miss Loyola F, Sullivan X Miss lflsther Robison received her B.M. degree lironi Grove City College in Pennsylvania. Before coming to DuBois .Xrea joint High School, Miss Robison taught at juniata Valley Schools in Alexandria, Pennsylvania. .Xliss Robison teaches vocal music and sponsors chorus, and ensemble. Miss Loyola F. Sullivan did her undergraduate work at State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., and Penn State. She received her masters degree from Pennsylvania State lniversity. She is a business education instructor at DuBois and is adviser to the auditorium ushers and the lf S Stamp and Bond salesmen. 47 J. X' A Mr. Howard Swisher is director ul publications and lihruri.in. lle acts ans sponsor of the library stall, Clipper, Forum, .ind Compass. He was a director of Hi-Varieties this past year. Nlr, Swisher received his HS. degree from State leuchers College, Indiana, l'a., and his Nl..iX. from George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. 48 xx. -15.4, ' .,-13' f gf Miss Bertha Wheelock obtained her degree at lidinboro, Pa., State Teachers College and her NIA. from George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Tenn. She taught art in the Hubert Street School in DuBois belore coming to the high school to teach. Miss lYheelock divides her time between supervising art in the grades and junior high school and teaching art in the senior high school. Dr. George S. Cherry is one of the school dentists. He attended Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa., and he received his IJ.lJ.S. from the University of Pittsburgh, This is llr. Cherry's lifth year in the DuBois schools. Dr. Bryce C. Cochran is a graduate of Temple Uni- versity School of Medicine. He did his internship and residency at Abington Memorial Hospital and the NIcCormack General Hospital. He came to DuBois following service in the Army. In 1950-51, Dr. Cochran was again in service at the Lf Army Hospital at Ft. Campbell, Ky. Dr. W. E. Grill is a graduate of Ohio State ljniversity and received his medical degree from Ohio State College of Medicine. His internship was performed in :Xllegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh. This is Dr. Grill's fourth year as a medical examiner for the schools. Miss Shirlee Means received her R.D.H. from West Liberty State Teachers College in West Virginia. She is .i native of Punxsutawney, and this is her hrst year as dental hygienist for the DuBois school system. Nliss Dorothv Means Ltopj and Miss Frances Wingert. Ur liryvc I uchruii ilr-fn and Ur. XY. li. Grill. Dr. Fred R. Murdock Il'.iiIlCd at State lkiivcrsily UI Imm Llilicgu vit Nlcdifiiic and did post graduate work at ihn- ikiivn-rfity uf I'c-riiisylvuiiigx. I'r0vious tu serving with the- li. Xrrilyhelwm-L'i1 I9-1.5 and 1946, Dr. N1llI'dfM'k wu- liiuliii-ni in Sr Kl.u'x-.. HL- i1.15h1-Q-11 iii ilufini- siiiui 1046 I hix ix hix Iwiirih yv.1r'.15A sL'ilfJ41iIllL'dHx.iiIIISIJVCIUY Ur. Bernard R. R0k0SkiniJIL1i1lL'dhisD.lJ.S.Iiruxxilhc I iiixi-rxilx fir i'iII-hiirgh. liefmw- thnx hv .mite-mimi Sl. Hui..ixvi.t::r:- Culle-gi-. Ilr. Riikmki hm svrxwi L15 fic-limi iiixpw im Ut tha- Ihiliifiw Sciiiml- fur the pax! e-ighr ycun, Nliss Frances Wingert i-, zhv mira- ii. ihv Imlifii: Sviliufl- She' .1lu':i4ivri Ill ,V iii Iliifiwin .iiiii Ivmplr lhiwrfiiy. Shv rwm-ixwcl he-r R N. from the- Iiemplr ichiml UI Yiir-,ing in Philadrlphia. ilr I' K ' ' ' 'rm-d lu. Nliircifnk irighti And below on thc ICN ls Ilr flwirge- Vhrrri. .imi wright: Hr, Bernard Rokoaki IJ 9 1 1 - 'Hiifif 5 ,, 4 ' 1 -gas A if i, I M W f iz ,. Y , , v 14' ?,'9 1 1 v 'Q I ,ff Service Ifvcry Student limi Il pzirl in j f rcmni rcprescntzitivc, his iciczis :ami upiiiirms. Home room mout- iiigm wcrc llclcl weekly for this yiiiiqmse and to rc-port aclifm lL1iil'IlibfflilCCUllI1i'ii0HSfllliC'HIS' iliCLL5. Ofifivcrs amd representatives were clcvlccl to collrlvil following 21 vziiiipaigii pzillcriic-ri after ilu- prm-ccllires used in sclcvting vivil Uffil't'I'5iIl4lCiL1iI lifc. Iiuriiigg the past ymrs stmlcm 1 l'UllIlt'iiVUIl1iLll'lCIi IIl.lllf'1lI'UjL'l'l5 5 i,g.,gQ2x:'5 , . . was suvli as the 52111112i'j.lXX'iilllS1J2lI'IB'i w ' YUM C.XKl.SUX Pl 0hi4iL'Ill ,- ..- Ya 1 Y, Representatives at large: M-if Iiillif k linux, Mei.:li..5gL-iii,timeDaiiglierty,Fr.1ii Mikmf Xlnrgurel Brlilmlwr, Nalin' liiniib, Nlilliin iirliiuikm-r', Lind ,lack Nluirhead, Ilia- fiiiilcm volliivil. HQ was mimic In cxprcss, througii his hmm' To Others lllt lug lmllllcr mul slslcr plan: llw milk null llllll lmr lor lllllfll mlumlcntmi .null musir, mlzuwing, .tml munich lm' llmsc who rc- Illllllltkl .ll sl-lmulfll1x'i11g the noun lulur. lhmic l1.u'sl4ic, xlLll'g2ll'Cl Bru- lmkcr, llcc flurry, aulcl Xvllllillll lllllllflll, lulviscr, nltcnmlcll ilu- l'cn11sylvgu1in Sluts Stuclo.-Ill l'uum'il Uonvention in Abington. lmn Cfgu'lso11 :Incl Doxie Garskic utlcnrlecl ll student vounvil work shop nt l,CllIlSB'lVlllllil State l'ni- vcrsity lzlsl summer. 'lille local c'uum'il was instrumcm.1l in hm'- ing this work shop cstulwlishecl. l JUX l lu UXRSKI li SCl'l'k'lill'y S,XXl Rli'll.'XRlJS Vive l'l'i'5lflL'IIl runny' B SB' YT! 1' s -.g-- -A Home rooms representa- tives ul mmlvll -hmx ll Skilltfl are lkmy l-I.lck,fA.1rul Nlc'll-nmlcl, l'cgg5 Fdirlmm,C'mnl11L lNlm'Neil, Cllrnl Simpkin-, .Xlm-lin lnwkitfki, lieu furry amd Cllmlilw llcxmglnmfcr. Stamrling .lru Im1l.Xll,riy,ghI, lim-XN'v.lxl-r Ienn .Xnlmvrnmm jne 'l'rup41mky, 'lunx Kurln,.m1l I..vSn-p.u1lu15ky. Sl l Tb' l 1 mf Seepb Davin fznm All ...sell 52 HM Mil vm, L K A vital part of council but not participating in touncll de llberatlons are the home room oflicers These students conduct the home room meetmffs where reports of council activities are given and where students initiate programs for council consile ation In the pictures of the home room oflicers the first row shows presidents while the last rows show the vice presidents or secretaries In the top picture are the senior home room oFFicers Presidents are Bob Umbaugh Tom Allshouse Gene Mikeloms and Jim Kweder Second row Kay Waggett Patty Ball Sue -Xmmer man George Brady Marlene Bedell Bill Rearick Juanita Pelletier and Dallas Smith jiri? Junior officers in the front row of the center picture are Sandra Shields Larry Berghey Dave Vlurdock J1mSupl1z1o and Aldean Colley Second row Jack Casey Teddy Reitz Lee McGarvey Julia Burns Greg Culley Celeste Barber BettyXarner Jim Garskie and Lmda Dillman Sophomore presiding officers shown are: Ed Borrelli Polly Hay Tony lxorb Nancy Calhoun and Patty Reilly. Secretaries and veeps pictured are: Judy Chittester Anna Nlae Morgan Ed Meholick Janice Crooks Fran Miknis Louise Johnston Don Kruk Nancy Weber Sue Marley and Mary Schalk. X W QW m .pg 4 E W y y W H ab 5 Q sv can 'F ' J' ., ab 'o '-- 8 I X u .PQQA 1' -'J' ' N 411 aff-14f ' 'J gi f Q.: llnrikrrs 5llUNXl'l21bllVi'Al'4' i'illPI'l'lll'l' l'r'iiig4l1- zlml llvli-in Xlgu' VVilli.rms Highest distinction- Service T Others i. jf ,Wa ' ,Q W 4 ff l' f 3 A Sldlllll :xml lmml Sillvwlllvll pifluri-rl gm' lilvu-rly Urcl :xml Nlzmiv Srlmlk. Sis and Il0Il9y, properly' known as l'illJI'L'Ill'L' l'i'ii1glv aiilfl llvlvn Nl.1c XYilli:1ms, wi-rv ,lzm-pli lxgigy s l'llli'll'lll luqmkm-r's. lv-4-lung lmnks, typing lm-tu-rs, Vllillllllg sli-nvils, :ulflrvsslug .mrl mziiliiig lc-tu-rs, nmkirlg' vlmrts, qirisxxw-ring rhv lvlcplmiu-, zmrl svmling our rivkvrs we-rw ilu-iv jolms, 'lnii'kcls, plz-asc, was sriicl by ilu- girls -lifmn lwlfm. lu ilu' lursl rfm .-rv .xllllil Nlgiv flnlwiil. l'.iI Iiiirlgiiwski, ll.irlmr:u S.irvm'x,11.iil lillillips. l.UlIiwl' Slllllll,ci1llllIil'Nliillliif, and Ikiimv l'ilNi'llN. 54-nnirl rim: filhIlIIi1'Sl11ill'l, Viiwlvi Xl '-lI'f'. gl1iI'lf'Y Yule-. liuiiiiii' Klix, Xurnm NllIIl1,.l1I4l l'a-guy XYN-r 'lliirrl rim: Xflzi lim- hlulms, Silly Nl.I1Illlt', xlilfy' Xliw' Rqily zmrl Nl.1xiiim--limlmmii. l m1r'll1i'-ni: Nl.ir'li'm' Siivll, lflllll lllIllI4'I',.x1Illi'k'f lliiril, Illini lrllUIl1IiN1liI,.lllll Xlariz111Y-L'If.tLAi lfiflli rim: l.iml.1 Smith, GL-rry' ililwlv, lpilitli Slllilli, Nile Ln- Nlililis, gmrl Shirlvy X.1ymskx. Sixth rim: llUf'if'kVlI1l'liTie. limi.: Ne'lsm1,fQm-urgi.1 li41ll'1.NLlIlLij Sliz'iilQlr, iiml fxlllld l.ii1ig:-V. Smiifliiwgt Xl.lrlQ'llr'Xe'm'le'y:iil1l,ll1li:1l..1l1liilis, g I is 4... N i . f Librarians around the Card Catalog are Bonnie Shenkle, ane Bish, Elaine Thomas, Shirley Haag, and Donna Conley. Smiles and willing helpfulness directed toward their fellow students came from the library members this year. l'nder the counseling of Howard Swisher, these girls otiered assistance voluntarily and accepted responsibilities readily. ln this way the library was run smoothly and efficiently. In addition to their routine duties, the staff helped students to find books and materials. Sorting and putting in order the back issues of the magazines was a task performed by Bonnie Shenkle and Shirley Haag. The boys with the birdie took all the pictures for this annual except senior portraits. They were sponsored by Ray Steinberg who aided them in taking, developing, and printing pictures. They were a busy and efficient group. 5Nx l . V ... l -u Nora Schuckers is standing behind Harriet Stevenson Shirley Stevenson, lfvelvn XXX-ary. and Shirley Nloorc it the Charging desk in the library. Stamp and bond salesmen this year were Janie Schalk and Beverly Ord, with Miss Loyola Sullivan as their sponsor. These girls along with home room vice presidents greatly increased sales over past years: sales mounting to as high as S20 saved weekly. The homeroom vice presidents encouraged the sales ol' stamps in their respective homeroonls. Selling and taking tickets at all home athletic events was the task of the forty members of the ticket club sponsored by joseph Kagv. These people sacrificed seeing the first part ot' every sports events while rendering a service to their school. .Xs part compensation this group was taken to several away sports events. 1 . Say Cheese, was a favorite expression ol' the photographers. Cameramen shown are Dick Donahue: -lun Nlusser: Ray Steinberg, adviserg Dallas Smithg Imye Ht-plgrg .mtl Ibm 1- Murdock at .ps ,. 5 ss 5. 1 'f 4 if 4 Nad Projector operators shown almoxe in the lirst row are 'lony Parulslci, lion Senior, llave Marsh, llick llonahne, Carol Roadarniel. lla-lores finrry. Ruth llungey, and lion linnsworlh. ln the back row are Cilitl' Miller, Ron l.al'lorde, liicla llrady, Roy llogle, klini Musscr, lion St.irk,lin1 liall, llilYl'fllllllllllgllillll, Gordon Mai'-hall, liolf llmlmangh, llehereSlit-cslev, Vincent fiallcntinc, llorsey XVilson, l.ouis lVeil1le, liill lfllis, and lid Reich. Reliability and expertness in handling a proiccior earned for senior members ol' the pro- ,iect ion club a non-theatrical projectionists opera- tors permit issued by the state. This years projection club, sponsored by Samuel Ciilison, was so large that it was divided into two clubs. The care and operation of movie projectors was learned by members. These groups were taught how to set up and run the two projection machines in the building. This required the biggest part of the school term even when the club expanded meetings to four times each month. Movies and educational films were shown at assemblies, noon time, and in classrooms by this group. Projection club members also work the public address system at sport events, dances, plays, and Hi-Yarieties. Urlheralded workers at in-door functions at lJ.H.S. were the auditorium ushers. Miss Loyola Sullivan was adviser to the auditorium ushers. Members of this group worked at every affair for the public held in the auditorium that was sponsored by the school. Seen at all school events in the auditorium for the public were the auditorium ushers. First row, left to right, are: Carole Kline, ,lane Yohe, llorothy Cable, Barbara Lombardo, jane Schalk, and Sally Mauthe. Second row: jean Dailey, Sal'y Tankalavage, Kay Mcknich, Sue Marley, joan Hoffnian, Ruth llungey, and Betty Radcliff. Third row: llonna Conley, Della Nelson, jane Lewis, Maxine jordan, ,loline XYank, and Peggy Morgan. K g K I X k X fri . 'i'1' ' . ' 1 I I :N 'htgggfg Qttsfgiifff. -:lf :: ETQQZXL: 313 'Q' as I Q I I 1'3 -.srev xv-...ot 1 Artists at the front table are liarl Mattie, -lark Lehner, l'lot'kwise around both tables are .llob llolt, l.aXYantli oxie Garskie, and Bill Foltz. Clockwise around the rear lflder, She-Iva FUYQIIQUII, lid Nleholiek. hall l.ilIlllJl'F5Ull tible are .Xntlrea llelaeo, .Xrlene lleoples and Carol Palmer. jaek lit-Ck, Lillie llelp, 'Nlary .Xlwe Ratl1,' Nlary liill lillis is sitting in the Center between the Iwo tables. Hopkins, jean Dailey, Xora Seholl, and link llratlx More freedom to enjoy art than is found in a formal class was the objective of the art Clubs. Students enrolled in art Classes also attended art Club if they desired. Members, under Nliss Bertha XYheeloek's sponsorship, enjoyed painting and ceramies. The kiln in the art room made it possible to glaze and bake the figurines, candy dishes, and other items that were shaped and decorated by the Club members. Future Teachers of America, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Dorothy Vupp, meet every other week with Felivia Sterley presiding and with Mona Lou Gray keeping the minutes. The group heard talks by Earl Nlagill, Paul Workers that aspired ART CLUB Future eachers Stewart, and IQ. Mansell, school principals, regarding elementary, junior high, and senior high sehool teavhing. They discussed the quali- fications of teaehers and the future outlook of the teaching profession. Future teachers shown below are Nlona lon Gray lhyllis llav jane Yohe 'Yanev Xlansell Fsther B1 j'il'1d lollw Hax Nlaxint ordon ind Ptlieit Sterley with Nlrs Dorothy Cupp the sponsor D Qf -i Q--za Pe 4 -hs. Lr- it AE' A litlitors of the lfURl'Nl pirturetl ttliove show jnztnittt Pelletier seutetl with .Xnntt Rokosky, Frztn Phillips, llztle NU-lslt, lliek Nlt'fN.tllx', fntvle Kl.titr, lit The Informers FORUM BROADCASTERS CLIPPER in Xlliright, tint' litirks, and Shirley Fish Vovering the news for the pages of the lfornni :incl the Newsreel page ol the Cionrier-lfxpress was the lnnetion ol the lforutn stzttif. Nlenilmers of the stztlli, lor the seeontl year, have tlisplztyetl their jonrnztlistie tttlents by writing nrtieles eon- eerning sehool life :incl events for the loettl newspaper. This yeztrs elatss wtts one of the largest in reeent history. lizteli semester, members selected editors for the lfornm, making two staffs and two groups of reporters lor the yeztr. The lfortnn is ti member of the Pennsylvzmizt School Press .'Xssoeizttion. Howard Swisher is ztclviser to the stzttt. Seeking ont the news were the reporters shown below. Cloelcwise are shown Linda Smith, Shirley Haag, Bonnie Shenlcle, Sully Tankttlztvage, Bolt Grinnen, Ron Stark, Neil Whitehouse, and joe Kosiha, 1 f-In 5 if i Q . 'Q ,l wr :AJ llruarlvaxling Ff'L1lllilTl5' were stall' members Luis Cinininghani, standing, and in the lirst rnw Betty Lalinrde, and joan ll'lUlll.lN. Sermnl nm: Xnrina l-urd, lflaine lhuinas, Linda GN-5, and julia Lankitis. Third rmv: Iliane Kirk, Nlary-ju lif-nwni, Xlary ,Xnn l7'.Xnna, and Sm' .xlIllIN'Y'IllZiII. lfnnrth row: xlllllll Burns, Rm' llugllk llli1Alxw1'clel', .l V'f' lxllllllwlflllllh mul Xlavlr-nv XI--im-. lliilrh rr-xx: lam-I Ransfnn, l'1'x,1gy Xlnrgan,larule lXl1lll',llIl1lkl2lllCl.l'NVlS. Prrlviding information for students and farnlty was the very important part played by l5.ll.S. lvrfmarlf-:msn-rs. ln addition to making regular mflrninu and altf-rnomi zmnounf-vmenrs, rlw llrnaflf-:len-rs informed the students when it was time lm windy at tliec-i11lfml'e:n'h f'laSSpe1'i0d and wlwn it was time for the tardy lwll. They alsw piw-villa-fl 4'l1ll'I'l1lllWYTl4 1l fm' the- lnnvli- 1'm'rx img :1nfl.n1Q. l'l'HNIV'1'llX'f' lvrn:nlf'.1NI1'rN Nlmwii kranrling are l'a1Ix' Reilly, l'aIIx' llaltrin, Connie NlCNeil, Ruth Liddle, Billie Clog Ability to speak Clearly and Correctly were xieressary requirements for lmroaflvasters staff. ln lmrnazlcwisters clnli, nn-inlmers are trained for ln'uarlr'aQters staff. llnls, in one year a cluli nic-mlver antmnatirally became a stall member unless he vlmse differently. Both of these popular organizations were under the able- flirei-tion of Miss Nlatilda H1-ll. ik Cigmll X11-I n.n:ild. 'llua Svflnr, Nanvy 'l llflllliii lwny Kfirlm, llinda llillman, and janet Shallel. Fir-I row: Sandra Shilala, Xanu llrillvangli, Varfil .Xr'ii1NIrrn1g, fil'L'lVl'll'Il XX'm-axw, Helen Slatlvry, and jndy XYagner. S1-Urmfl row: Carul Bruund, Judy 1 l1llll'NIf'l', Vary lille-n vlilllllllilf, and Marilyn Saville. 'liliirrl rriw: Nlarilyn Knntz, Hazel IJIIFUIIF, Klarlm-ne Neeley, llurmlly Svangfs-i, Nlargim- Yivkland and Ruse l'l'll'llI. Fflllfllll rrm: liave Nlarsh, joe Yail, Nanry Shaller, .Xnna Mae Xlwrgan, ll'-tty X'.1rin'r. llirnlee ci2lI'Illl'llJl, and Sally llnrkholr x fl if lor. i 4-'Kr - ,Gnu CLIPPER Carol Simpkins, editor-in-chief, checks over year book material. sf xf , AU gwvili, ,gl'g'Z1M Activities committee members, left to right, are Dorothy Cable, Elaine Thomas, Shirley Haag, Bonnie Shenkle, Norma Schuckers, and Marlene Moore. 60 'vo On the left is the sports committee composed of Connie Waite and jane Yohe on the left and Sue Ammerman, Patty Beleski, and Mary Olmes on the right. --I sz ,J Carol Simpkins, as editor-in-chief, headed the many students who cooperated to produce the 1955 Clipper. Most of the work was done by staff members, but much assistance came from the publications class. Pictures, except for senior portraits, were the work of Ray Steinberg and the photography staff. Financial support for the book was secured by the solicitors, under the direction of Donald Houck. Peggy Morgan was student head of the senior section. XYilliam Gratton's senior academic English classes wrote the senior personality sketches. Sue Ammerman, Bonnie Shenkle, jane Bish, and Mary Olmes headed the sports, activities, faculty, and underclass committees. respectively. Their sponsor was Howard Swisher, coordinator of all committees. Miss Bertha Vliheelock advised the artists through Connie VVaite, student chairman. Typ- ing was done by business education students or student secretaries. Solicitors shown in the top picture on the right are, first row: Amelia Lockitski, jane Schalk, Donna Conley, and Judy VVinslow. Second row: Kay Cochran, Marlene Bedell, Doxie Garskie, Louis Weible, and Dick McNally. Underclass committee members shown right center are Donna Reitz, jane Berty, and Jane Bish. Immediately below is the senior committee. Clockwise are Donna Conley, Marlene Bedell, Yvonne Rugh, Doxie Garskie, and joan Radzavich. 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Senior enbenilnle mng i11 llifX'.1rieties, l'op'li11le11t 'l'in1e, spring l'Ulll'L'l'l. 111 the Llflfilllllliflll Bull, Nlove-up Day, and 1'o111n1e111'en1ent i11 ntltlition to singing for sovinl, liI'illL'FIlill, and Cl1111'1-l1 groups ill town. junior ensenilzle singers l1111l ll similar prrqgrzmt except for the progrznns cluring the closing of the school year, l'l1or11S gave .1 sperinl 21SSt'llll1lj' nncl sang i11 the spring l'UIll'L'l'I. Senior ensemble meinberw been 111 the lant row are Becky Nolder, Peggy Smith, and -llldlllld Pelletier. Mound row: H11-verley Ord, .'XlllUllil Loekitski, lifllllllll 11 .. , Junior ensemble members shown in the F1rst row are Nary Sholes, Babs Robitzer, Dee Matthews, Patty Dalton, Carol McDonald, Sondra VVarnick, a11d janet Shallet. Second row: janis Rogers, judy Winslow, Marilyn Miles, Sally liurlcholder, Caro- lee Carmela, and Betty Varner. The junior trio was composed of Dee Matthewb, Patty Dalton, a11d Carol McDonald, shown i11 the Center of the lirst row. li 1 lliehl, and Loiw cllllllllllglilllll. Firwt row: Katy Wuggelt, Betty l.LlBUl'dC, jane Schull-c, and cillllllll' lY11ite. X . , is K ' , ' i 5, - ff ' R , 15 V 'A 1 u 1 xi , 63 'lm SNAP - PRECISIO - They set our feet a dancing Swingsters of the Beaver Band were players in the dance band. They are shown playing at a dance at the Y. In the back row are jack Beck, Ken Bonsall, Elliot Reitz, Gene Haggerty, Bill Beckwith, Dave Lum, Morris Thunberg, Bob Holt, and Carol Simpkins. First row: Sally Mauthe, vocalist, Gail Phillips, Mabel Klingen- smith, Terry Plyler, jean Clark, Gary Schwartz, and Earl Magill. TALENT Band officers shown, in the back row, are jack Beck, quartermasterg Gene Haggerty, treasurer: Connie XYhipple, librarian, Dave Hepler, quarter- masterg Tony Korb, qnartermastcrg Betty Laliordc, vice president: and janet Ransom, assistant secretary. First row: Diane Kirk, librarian, Linda Dillman, secretary: and Morris Thunberg, president. Beaver Band in formation. Beaver Band members, kneeling, are Donna Smouse, Romona Keen, David Lum, Morris Thunberg, Ron Thomas, Dave Hepler, john XVh1tesell, Bob Holt, Bill Beckwith, jerome Woomer, Mary Sterret, and Nora Scholl. Standing: Shelva Ferguson, john Kruk, jack Beck, Elliott Reitz, Gene Haggerty, Caroline Benghauser, Bill Clark, Eddie Nleholick, Dallas Smith, Sandra Shields, Sally Mauthe, Florence Pringle, Mike Steinbach, David Dirks, Bruce Burkett, and Scott Smith. BEAVER BAN Variety and excellent performances greeted football fans as the crack Beaver Band again displayed its talents to enthusiastic audiences. The Story of Cowboy joe, XYoman's VVork ls Never Done, Farewell to Mike, and the Veterans' Day program provided a wide range of entertainment to meet the individual tastes of each fan. Providing pep did not end at the close of the football season. A twelve piece swing band added to the spirit at basketball games and wrestling matches during the winter. Several of the Beaver musicians played for various civic groups. During the Christmas season, the band contributed a brass and wood- wind caroling group to the community. The Beaver Band performed at two concerts. Popular music, classical numbers, religious pieces and marches were played for appreciative audiences. Dance band provided the music for various dances for the school and for out of school groups. Selections in Hi-Varieties were also the work ol the dance band plus a few other musicians. Eight seniors were chosen to represent D.H.S. at district band, held at Reedsville in April. Band was not all work. Participating in Band Day at Pennsylvania State l'niversity was a highlight of the season. Also two picnics were enjoyed and a lavish banquet was given for the band, majorettes, and cheerleaders by the Beaver Band Club. Kneeling band members are Nancy Thomas, Helen Slattery, Lynne Prody, Toni Donnell, Virginia Klottorn, Gayle Maier, Carole Braund, and Carol johnston. Standing: Betty LaBorde, Gail Phillips, Barbara McNulty, Terry Plyler, Linda Dillman, jane Miller, Balls Robitzer, jean Clark, joyce Klingensmith, Nlabel Klingensmith, Diane Kirk, Gary Schwartz, julia Burns, Connie Whipple, Clitford Miller, Ron LaBorde. and Bill Prothero. BEAVER PLAYERS vt Ogg iii' . 1 H . l AA' snag w v 3, .--tw Dmmnusts xun-lllvnlx-mlxnlulwngruupslnmllllsm-1,1 Lln lug' nnmlwr ull: xu-rl lnu-rf stul ln mln- nrsr mw M1 :lm upper pxclurc are Lu.'Xn Hauck, Xnn Hrxzzm-nran-r. livvlyn lklmsu-ns:-n. janet Henle-3 , 'I'--mf nrlswn.Llmtf-Yrslnq0.111l'l11ll1ps.N1ll3 Nldurlmc, and Dxck Dlxun. Second row: jean Dailey. l.aAYanda Elclrr, Xnnzl Rnknsky, ,lulxn XYlnu'svll, Huy N-lm.lr1L,511v Xnxmm-r:n.m. Mary 1 llzn--5. Xinry XlrwShauv.z1ml IN-xggy Me-rccr, Last row: Muna I.-vu Gray. Pixyllls D45. Nam-5 Mansell, Bob Hmm:-r,,Xrnx.u1 Nl1ll1'r,.xnrl Nxgk Xlzllvr, ln rlxe lmm nm nr lllv lumunx piciurc arm- Ernnnn Dwlll, lilly XYaggru, K zmrl Rmxrlzxrnnfl, linzn Dungvy, Mary KOIHSII, Ruth Lxddlc, Dee Curry, Yvrma I-Xfrnl.jlmr1 B1-nn1:n41-r.Ge-rrylfableqDwuml1J4m11c-.,1.nflluuu-4'rm-ks. XI:1ll.llf'rwxx1 1.1-vNl.-13a1rx'l:5',Ted Rk'llZ,Jll'l'1Q9lil'Skll',DOYDTC Sheesley, Dun Hand. Tvrry Sim-lur. ilyflm- Sclwrer, Fink M1111-r,.,Xrn1lm Nilllrr. S1 Platt, Larry liclgllvy, anll R-vb Crylser. Last row: john VVl1itesell, Nlorris gfhunllgicrg, jun Km-clvr, Jnrly Vlmxrnvswr. Nano' Burns, JAIIIU' Nilrmvlcll, Rntlx llrinnvn, Mary R1-arzck, Pauly Reilly, Lucrvlia Shotzbarger, and Ukill U l'HkiI'A, 66 x Lived the lives of others Voice of America, a patriotic spectacle was the first presentation of the dramatics clubs in a very active year. This was followed by Muggsy's Merry Christmas, It's Cold in Them Thar Hills, 'Tiampus Brides, and Of All Things. All were pro- duced by Mrs. Irene Dodd, sponsor. All members of the dramatics clubs aided in the production, but such Thespians as jim Kweder, DeVere Sheesley, Ruth Dungey, john VVhit- sell, Dee Curry, Carol Roadarmel, Morris Thunberg, Patty Mack, Tom Carlson, Ermina Diehl, and janet Bailey helped make these plays out- standing. Unusual stage settings used this past year were made possible by the stage crew. Stage productions along with other school affairs required the aid of these boys under the leadership of Donald l.aBorde. David Beane and Dick Bish con- centrated on spot lighting while Don Dunworth spent many hours on paint- ing. Uther members gave yeoman service in general stage work. Stage crewmen pictured at work on the Hi-Varieties set, in the lirst row are Dick Bish, Dave Beane, George Gelnett, George Bures, and Dave Lukehart. Ou the ladders are Ed Reich, Bob L'mbaugh, and llou Dunworth. 'UNQDIC4 THE meg 5 nr . ' QQ'-G, 'I-., f., 4 f, ' an I 'fd n 'ember. T 1.2 , t YQ .- 'Il X V A vw- . 4 I 1 fi? s- ' -f Voice of America was presented in Nox ye 4' it xyfi' . ii lg, 9 ,X brain. 1 5 ,f . .w at ,P gil it Aft, ' Cast practices for Campus Bride. Scene from A-his CUM in Them That HH ' ' 1 s. 4 'T , ' 'fi JY, fii. f -M. M I 1 zf 5,2 sw if - Q.. 'T 'W TPI? Wa, Q Q 6 Q . , 4 4 1 4 i f 1' ' Q.I!f 'T y ww? iixf- A ' WMA, Q fy! ' I .fu r QIM SF! 10 - A 1 H ' Q iw-, lx! tg F' 5 rv VU? . 3 33? . 551 ' 'LN 0 ,-1 lf' i X-1 annum-huahidan-A , ,Q- f '!'5? -xi X lfg, X '-VARIETIES Cowboy Terry Stiteler shows his versatility by playing the harmonica and guitar together, 11 scene from the jack Yebb shhoiiv, and Fran and '-'Mike' rnuking mtisic. ln the second row are the Crew Cut juniors singing Earth Angel, Tom and Dixie Bailey with their lliilljfl and accordion, and boy meets girl in l'm in the Mood for Love. Third row: Swing Band with Earl Nlaigill and his Three Little Bears, NLC. jim Kweder, and Bud Sheesley and his hull whip with El Toro Garskie. .L 'Y' 69 Adopted a little girl Collecting and remodeling clothes for a physically handicapped girl from an institution was a project of the loeal chapter ol' the lfuture Home Makers of America. The child visited the F.H.A. girls on one occasion. Other projects for the year included a faculty tea, making New Year favors for patients in both DuBois hospitals, and a skating party. Last fall the girls had representatives at the Region A l-'.H.A. conference at Allnon, Penna. This summer they plan to attend meetings at Pennsylvania State Vniversity. linder the sponsorship of Miss Kay Dowling, the girls elected Lois Burley, president: Maxine jordon, vice-presi- dent: Elaine Anthony, secretaryg and Ruth Dungey, historian and reporter. Illllff f - M.: 5 get W Future home makers shown standing are Nlaxine ordon Mary .-Xliee Rath, Miriam Huey, and Lois Burley Seated: Dolores Curry and Ruth llungey. Ruth Dungey, shown below baking apple dumplings, was local and county winner of the apple baking Contest sponsored lay llppalachlan Apple Growers Asso. Ruth participated in the state contest in York. -K x., '. 5,2 .X -. More home makers -liown are Mary Ann Nelson int bail Lamlierson in front and, in tht- rear, lflaine Ant o Geraldine Larimer, Anna Mae forlrin. Milflilll lffllll and Beverly Reitz. From rags to riches SOCIAL LIFE Impeccahle, informal, and glamorous are adjectives that characterize the social events of the year. Dignity and splendor marked the coronation of Doxie Garskie as Miss D.H.S. and Tom farlson as Mr. IJ.H.S. on April 20. Lovely ladies clad in decorous gowns of pastel shades along with gentlemen in formal mascu- line attire assisted at the crown- ing of these two outstanding students who were selected by the student hotly for their service to the school. Against a glamorous and color- ful background, the juniors were host at the junior prom on May 13. A large gathering of students and friends enjoyed dancing. refreshments, and the sociahility of the occasion. Gaiety and informality reigned at the Sadie Hawkins party on Xovember 19, 1954. Decked in Dog Patch linery, the students swung their partners and enjoyed appropriate shen- nanigans. Prizes were awarded to Diane lfiscus and joe Kosilma and to Varol Nlcllonald and .lim Suplizio. Several groups in matching ensetnlmles were given group awards. fs? The junior prom, when the present seniors were host, was a thrilling occasion for all. In the upper picture the white coats and pastel shades of the dresses made a colorful scene. Below is shown the grand march. C lst of characters at the Sadie Hawkins party. Prize winners. Ready to swing the girl that is so neat 72 19 'Dx f Q W Q Q C-3' IONI CARLSON Xttemhxms md exons shown mth 'Nlr and XII Q D H S xr: 1lI'SI mu Q mx Snmpklm Nllfs DH 9 Xlr DH Q 'Xlary nn D Xmm and xldflhll 'Nlllw Scumd rms umm 'Xlxtru X -Xlbrlght jun lxvseder Dolores CllffXydlld ,LJ EjHurd ea nl mc J T ye Vg' UCZQA T W' ,UMJJJ 6 DOXIE GKRSIUIN Mnss D H S Mr D H S lnrlulc Bedell Rum Weucr Gem HIQQQTIX Don S Y U-Q.: 1 3 I -g 2 I I xc, an, Z ,. 1 . A , ' , . , lo pm V U7 .fo I non l fl J '41 f :S ' ' : bt if 31 sr A f , s . ' I ' , f , I ' L? ' V, f 6 b 15 M v Z f , ff: f ' ' . 'F , ' X I A ' 1 ' fa ' x f v , D 47' n 4 l 3 5- V . ,' . , X 1 ', 1 'Q ' -N 1 A E, 1' v rx I, -i xl - l P G V ii Vs .4 I 1 gi tk IU? , vi 5 SPORTS W. , , , . F? . R' x 'Y F' ' ' A ' 'x .'gi1 1' . . W rf' ff 9 Q V ,A -1 -1-A -, ' ' 'H 1 ' Wifi ' gif ' x w . f 4' Wivxgwl' , A r 1, it , I O 59 52 'awiwvw L5 WMMW +. BEAVER 845' L 5- nlihu 9 FooTBAu. 75' f' -sf-ff uf' AN 'rum- 4' A -W 3 Z iw AMW, ,4- A-Time :- jack Xlulrhead jnm Conlu john Qpmdd ju. Trupdn-.ky Don lxruk lom Allshouw fern Stxtelcr C cnc 'Vhkeloms jack Harrlger jim Suplnzno Bull Rearmck 9am Sobczdk Sam Richards Paul Bdlonlrk jack Kolash Stritegy on the grldxron was planned by Coaches Dom Mancla joe Feder Cl P I C t Ed Oltonslu and Duke Burltholder head mentor I au cron BEAVER RIDIRON MEN POSTED A SEASON RECORD OF NINE WINS Gene Mikelonis one of the greatest backs nf not the greatest m the hlstory of Beaver football was named to the all state football team for the second consecutive year by both the A P and U P Gene has recened many local dlstnct and natlonal honors for hxs football know how l R ssf A K Linemen pictured standing are: Bill Rearifk, Bob Spindu, Paul Balonick, jack Harriger, Fran Nliknis, and Richie .-Xnclrulouis. Kneeling: Bob Ricleuut, lid Borrelli, Tom Ammerman, und Earl Johnston. Bucklieldnlen standing are: Don Hand, jack Bluirheacl, jim Supliziu, Dun Kruk, Gene Blikelonis, Rolly Miller, Russ XYez1ver, Nick Miller, and Bill Nliknis. Kneeling: Terry Stiteler, Dick Elnicki, and Sam Sobczak. More linemcu staucliug ure: ixflllilll Nliller, jim Cfnilmry, jack Kulush, Sum Rirhurrls, Greg Culley, .Xlun Scmlini, uucl lm- 'l'rupu11sky. Kneeling: Illlllll .kllse house, lluve Nlurduck, und l'.iul Nelson. av- in I 9 'S Qs Kruk clears the way for Stnteler in the Philipsburg game Altoona crushed the Beavers 26 0 in the first washout for a Burkholder coached team since 1949 Delingells was the winners chief scorer in this opening game of the season Rolling over Erie Strong Vmcent before ri home crowd the Beavers showed reverse form from the Altoona game Gene Mike 'Vhkeloms was the big gun in the Beaver s 35 0 win Gene showed his all state scoring form with four TD s and five P A T s jack Kolash tallied the other marker Mike s 83 yd dash for the last D H S touchdown was an exciting climax to the game Clearfield lost their bread and butter game when the Beavers took them at home 32 1 C le1rfield scored Hrst but the Beavers sent Don lxruk over 'VI1ke s P A T was good The Dukemen got hot with lxruk scoring tvio more markers and Mlk6lOnlS the DuBois Express getting 'mother The Express had mother P A T vlSltlIlg Bradford the Be tvers had to go ill out to defett the Owls 14 13 Bradford took much 'Vlikelonis for the Owls He stored in the second and third qu trters md Gene s edu cated toe kicked the extrl points the mirgm of victorx North Cambria was on the short end of a 26 12 score to give DuBois its fourth victors of the season in 1 game pl 15 ed on the loser s field Defensivelx for the Beavers Bill Rearxck jack H trriger 'Xrman 'Vhller and joe Tropansky were standouts Mlkelonis and Sam Sobczak did the scoring Mike hid three touchdowns while Subbx scored one Vi argo was the big scorer for the losers Curwensvxlle was shutout 200 on their home field bx the Beavers The DuBois Express did all the scoring and kicked the longest point after touchdown in D H S historx The Beavers were penalized 15 xds on Genes First conversion I-rom the 39 xd line Gene kicked the extra point 78 Ferndale's Yellow Jackets were set back when the Beavers took them into camp 39-13 on Parent's Night in the local stadium. Mikelonis thrilled the moms and dads with touchdown runs of 97 and 67 yds., respectively. Sobczak crashed over for two scores while .lim Suplizio had the other. Mike kicked three extra points in '1 game that was highlighted bx the excellent team viork of the Beavers Phnllpsburg was another victim of the Beavers power as DuBois made it seven in a rovi with a 28 6 home victorx Three touch downs and four conversions xx as Cene s storing record for the night Terrx Stiteler chalked up the other Beaver TD Gene S Nlght was celebrited by the Beaver Band during half time of the DuBo1sInd1ana game The band honored one of the finest backs in D H S sports historx along xuth the other seniors who sang their swan song at home with that game In the game Mikeloms and Sobtnk telebrxted bx getting three touchdowns :plete Mlke kicked five conversions for 1 41 6 victory Beaver superior power capped a successful season for the Black and XVhlte when Punxsy was downed 40 7 on the Chuck s field In the opening minutes Tom Allshouse recovered a Punxy fumble to allow Mikelonxs to score Mike to Terry Stlteler put Terry over Sobczak made it a 20 0 first quarter score and Mike added six more points bx halftime The Beavers continued to roll with lVI1kelon1s scoring twice for 1 40 0 store Coach Burkholder unloaded the bench in the last period The Chucks then moved 97 xds for their TD and the extra point left to right Don Miller jim Simon Ivan Waite and Dave Shaffer 5 at-assi 1 gg ,P C Y . . 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' n I 1 . i' . , in in I FEDS CREW TOOK FOUR FOR ONE C o1c h oe I'LKICI'lLl s httle Be 1vers st lrted on the wrong loot losnng, 60 to Redhmlc I 1ttcmpt1ng to punt from thelr own 20 xd lme the xxsmng Beuers fumbled 1nd Redhank re covered Redbanlc went on to score the onlx ID ln 1 mp and tuck 1ff11r Runmng I0 1 1rds ifter lnterceptmg a pass ln the F1n1l mmutes ol pl 1x Simmx Qohczalc broke 1 scoreless deadloelc and the Beaver s had a 6 0 uctorx I1 Rexnoldsvxlle The Bulldogs never serxouslx threatened penetritmg DuBo1s terr1 torx onlx twlce Bener jaxs contmued wlnnlng when thex detc 1ted Curwensulle 14 0 Nnclc 'Xllller galloped 20 xcls lor the first FD NIICIVN IX through the thlrd pernod -Xllan Serahnn mtereepted a Golden ID Xlclc Nllller plunged e1ch P -X I' Un DuBo1s hrst pl1x from scrlmmage Blll xIlLlxIIlS stlrted the Be 1vers on the wax to an 180 VILIOFX over vlsltnng Iunvcsy bx clrclmg lelt end for a 45 xd touchdown Jzunt Xfter a scoreless second perlod Nlclc Muller lntercepted md stepped live wards for 1 FD -Xfter Punxsy w 19 held on thelr 13 the Beivers moved to the three from w here X1Clc Nlnller plunged for the th1rd l'D DuBo1s Express rounds left end nn the Punxsy game tor a touchdown on the hrst DuBo1 plax from center durmg the Cle1rheld 3, 1me lhls tnme he went 65 xds wlth Nlck Nlnller plungmg for the I NXT Clearheld came h 1cl-c to txe the gime with 1 touchdown 1nd .1 P PXT Bull Mlknls broke the tle bx roundnng rlght end for 13 yds and hls second touchdown DuBo1s thre 1tened l1te1n the fourth perlod but tlme and the season ran out I'he 111 s hnal reeord was four wms and one defeat Beaxer grldxron men sang thexr swan song at the Indxana game the last home ame of the season Left to right are I:,arl johnston Bob Spnnda Tom Allshouse jack 'Nlunrhead jack Kolash Sam Rlc ards joe Tropansky Bill Reanck Paul Balomck jack Harnger and Gene Nlxkeloms 79 ..-Q . , rl., , 1 4 51 . 7, E 'Qu L I ' . 1 J ', 'C' ' . . . . . I . 9. ' , 1' - 1 '. n . 1 1 ,- - - 2 , 2 , - J . ' Q ' ' z 2' . I ' ' ja z ' ' ' 2 ' 2.1, 2 H. x Q 1 v , .- , , . ' 1 C ' 'I ' 7' l -' . 1 1' ' , 2 - H . ,, . L v I ' x . v. I v . . A c S 1 - . . 1 Tide lateral and raced 50 yds. for the second For the second straxght game, Blll Mnknns ran , . , . . . g 1 2 'cj ' ' j . ' ' 1 - ' ' ' J V - .' 1 ' I , . . ' f ' - 4 Y .A 1 I ,f 1 I 1 j z . . 1 ' ' ' ' . -2 ' Q, , 1 1 , ' ' p A v A, x 3 r . if-I . N 1, A 1 - v .1 . 1 1 n v 1 1 a l A - Field managers shown on the first step are Dale Bailey and jim Pelletier. Second step: George Brady, .Xlfred Stoddard. Third: Paul Gearhart, Albert Blose. Fourth: They were needed THE PATROL STADIUM USHERS FIELD MANAGERS First to come and last to leave was part of the job of the held managers. lt was their job to put up the canvas around the field and to have bon fires ready for cold football nights. After everyone left for home or social engage- ments following the game, these boys went to work again, taking down the canvas and storing held equipment until the next game. james Carns was the sponsor of this group. Through all kinds of weather the safety patrol boys were on duty to aid in parking cars at school events. They were under the sponsor- ship of Frank Malasky. In addition to the duties performed at football games, the parking lot was lined by the patrol before each school event. Courtesy, coolness, and speed were require- ments for the stadium ushers. These boys, under the direction of Paul Miller, had to seat the huge crowds that occupied the reserved seats at football games. This meant the boys made innumerable trips up and down the stadium john Stankayieh, Gary Long. Don Marnsiak is on SUICPS- H1650 boys Came- OH flllllf belipre the the last ste . li fhts were on to re are lor their nt ht S work. P S Fender benders were kept to a niininnnn by the patrol This way, Pl6f1Se was frequently said by the stadiurn boys. Pictured are Toni Swanger, Si Platt, Clyde Scherer, ushers. Shown Ill the hrst row are George Bures, hd and Sam NICNQ1 ughton. Reich, and Dave Lukehart. Don Dunworth and Ben Mercer are in the last row, X E .Q i 9 saw.. -ai f' 'N Man Serahm 'Vnck Nhller K mn m r C lldfd 3 M 4 Jnm Suplnuu -. ...si I arry Belg Cenur l'c+rw1nI KJ Bxll Rearxck I' urxmrri lom Allshouse In lfll Cultcr I Hmmrab Q- Hoopsters Wer he! Bob Splndd I nrw url KJ' Nl Ramen u D1 lrmt Lit 1 .40 Arman Mxller HFXV l ig Dick Anderson I XX C ene Mlk9lOhlS IFN J e 3rd In Dlstrlct A . N A 1 A' A' I' flukmi If '.1'fl f fix ' rr 'J , X: , y A' I 5 Q ' ' 1 'L 'Q 1 ' IH r xml '5 . A R V' f 'A I fi ., 1 . ,s ' ' U urcl .Xll Iliwlrift Se-vmul 'l.t'Alll .Xll I' F i' S m l 'Imam , , 1' ' . 171 nxrrl K W N ' 4 1 WIIIIWI All 1 .mm Fir-I 14 1111 I I - Reynoldsville's Bulldogs went down to a 65-26 defeat in the opener for D.H.S. Guard Bill Rearick early grabbed a scoring lead which he boosted to 17 before the final whistle. DuBois downed Philipsburg 70-46 on December 14, 1954. Rearick C109 and Al Ranieri 4169 broke into double digit scoring, but the results speak well for the rest of the team. Johnsonburg dealt the Beavers a 44-42 defeat in a heart-breaker. Gene Mikelonis' 13 points was the only bright spot in an otherwise dark evening. Beaver spirits again soared with the out- come of the St. Marys game, 57-35. This was the last ltltle-up game before District IX league play began. The great Kane Wolf died fighting when he tllel the DuBois Beaver. The 60-59 victory made all other teams in the league realize the llawkinettes was a team to watch. Clearfield gained a roaring 73-47 victory over DuBois. The Beavers held their own until hall' time when the superior height of the Bisons was too much for the Beavers. A thrilling 72-41 victory over Punxsy added lu the Black and lYhite's laurels. Mike added 23 points to his scoring record, high for the evening. Rearick scored 18. A second clash with Philipsburg resulted in an 80-40 victory for DuBois. The Nlountaineers were no match for the skill of the Beaver hard- woodmen. Amityville took the Beavers 65-54. In the second half, the DuBois five seemed to suffer from loss of pep. They were hitting the hoop for only 2072, all evening. Managers shown are Gary lYinslow, seated, and Don Xliller, Dave Morgan. and Dave Shaffer. 82 'M D - i c'tlLlt'llCS joe Federicci and ,lim llawkins. Hard on the nerves but worth a few chewed fingernails was the 63-62 win over Brookville. Gene had another good night, scoring 27. Bradford's 69-49 win over the Beavers was a bitter pill to swallow. It was one of those nights for the Beavers. Nothing clicked. The Beavers trailed the first quarter, but they had the stuff to gain a second victory over the Punxsutawney Vhucks. The score was 66-56. Rearick, Tom Allshouse, and Ranieri each had 15 points. DuBois turned the table on Bradford with a tally ol 65-61. Things looked bad for a few seconds after Rearick fouled-out, but Nlikelonis sank four quick points for the victory. The Clearfield jinx still plagued the Beavers, this time on our own court. Mike contributed 15 points to the Beaver's cause. The Brookville quint managed to score only one field goal during the entire first half on February 18. lfinal score: DuBois, 683 Raiders, 43. Larry Beighey and jim Suplizio played excellent floor games for the Beavers. The only team to beat Kane, DuBois did not repeat in the second meeting of the two clubs. The deadly accuracy of the VVolves ended the clash and ended the season for DuBois by a 77-57 score. Gene Mikel0rliS, as in 1954, was named to the all-district First team. Bill Rearick and Al Ranieri made the second squad, and Tom Allshouse received an honorable mention. T Little Beavers Broke Even if The little Beavers llroke even during the 1954-55 lmasketlmall season with six wins and six losses. The bl. Y.'s had an exeiting and enjoyable lmaskethall year nnder joe l7ederit'i's eoaehing and the players, nine sophomores and four juniors, fighting for a victory' in each game. Klost exeiting and elosest games for the jays was at Kane where the score was nip and tnek during the game. llowever, the little Beavers lost to the lYolves 42-40. The little Beavers showed skill in their foul shooting this season, particularly in the game with the llnnxsy Vlineks at Punxsy. The Beavers defeated the Cltueks, 26-20. The Beaverettes won the first game of the lrasketlmall season from St. Nlarys, 58-42, lost to Kane, 58-34, and to the Clearfield Bisons, 58-24. They won the next three from the filnieks, 26-203 Pltilipslmrg Nlonntaineers, 50- 335 and the Brookville Raiders, 31-10. After losing to the Bradford Owls, 49-33, the young lllaek and xyllllk'1C1llll100lil,llllX5j',43-30: lost again to Bradford, 37-27, and to the Bisons, 41-58, and defeated the little Raiders, 52-26. In B E A V E R the two remaining games the Beavers defeated Mike gets the tip-off. the Raiders 52-26 for the sixth win of the season, but lost the final to Kane by a elose 42-40 score. BASKETBALL jay Vee Courtmen played a full srhedule. Shown in the hrst row are T A D' k El ' l-c' IJ I ' '- Steinbach, Aaron Kranitz, and Gary Ross. Second row: Paul Nelson, Iiixrrrawiilclfcli RfiiCehuS?F1il'STgltre Jerome lVomer, and flare Nlarsh. ' ' 83 , -- Ai-, ' Q- .ldnue Qeh ullx olune XX anl, R Z 4? Xmelua Lotkutslxu ku ll lggttt Cheerleaders Rebecca Nolder Followed the Teams to New York Bexcrly Ord he uded ouur peppx 2heerle1derS thus p ust yefur These gurls uttended full lootball games home und wu ux md 'ull buslxetbill games md wrestlung meets at home Thex h 1d to splut the squad durung vuunter sports uu hen uw ux md home events conflut ted INevu unuforms thus xeur delug,hted the vursutx squad md Lnhinced the ew uppeul ot the gurls I'he unuforms tonsusted ot llluls skurts vuuth two uuhutc kuclx pleuts uhute suueuters und bl uk Juelttts Un the beunues und coll urs ol the uxhute blouses the gurls hud theur numes embroudered 84 Huglulughtung the xeur lor thc wursutx squud s he rup o mutxvullc X vu tl L wrestlers md busketbull pl uxers lhf. gurls ulong mth 'Xlussjucquelune Qt hotlu theur udvuser long, lslund umludung, ones Buch C heerleuders vuere guests ut the bund bunquet g,uven bu the Bc ner Bund C lub lunuor vursutx theerleuders chose NI urulxn Nlules as theur held ln uddutuon to lcudung., Lheers at j X gumcs these gurls sold progrunus at vursuty football gumes , 1111 I l 1 L ir U 2' 1 l ' ' H l ' 4 '21' 12,1 - nu H 2 1' ' 2 'Y 'Y ' 1'2 ' 1 '2 2 ' 2. 2 . 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'So' - ' Ca 'I ' Q 1. 2 1 One State, Three District Crowns came to BEAVER N-...I Xlll 'ION BRUBAKBR X I I C HAXII 'N-,J Rod Brooks Tgm L al-lson Tlm Ross Jlm Garskne 1 ll 1 170115 Cla 177 lb A J f 1 C'uau-In-30k ,ki.1mi M' via 15 5 , It W S11 ' . 'ION , , Q L58 lb, Club- 0 ,V 41 1 4 4 f' 95 HI, 'IASB 112 5, 1355 H A '55 .. .CI' 55 - A rf Q K' B n , z., 1 f , 1 1 Q - , g L - ,. - v av -Q 55 qnl' Roley Bechtel Don Hand lla Q l WRESTLER Robin Crytser DlSTRIC'l IX CHAMPION Dave Nl urdoek 5 x : W!! o we-f Jack Rake-straw 143 ll: L Ass 165 Il: CMS 120 lb Clash .hm Conley 185 lb r ac Ed Borrelh DlS'l RICT IK CHAMPION 103 lb Clash gi? 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DuBois grapplers won a decisive victory from XVarren by a 28-8 score to open the dual meets. Bellefonte then slapped a 36-16 loss on the Ron F urdock Keith Reig 15-1 lb. class 112 lb. class Beavers. The Mancia men rallied to overpower Redbank 27-19. Then misfortune again. Tyrone handed the local wrestlers a 36-13 set back. Brockway was defeated in a thrilling match. The score: 37-11. Powerful Philipsburg took the Beavers 30-6. Amityville registered a 31-8 win over the Black and White, and Blairsville knotted the score at 2.4 all. Clearfield defeated the D.H.S. grapplers 42-8. Due to a series of misfortunes, the Beavers could not rally lo beat State College, losing 33-19. Other wrestlers shown in the picture below left llrst roxy ire Bill Hopkiu lony Korb, Gene Cable. and john Shaffer Back row Harold Burley john acobson Dick Brads and Ron Brooks. Manager Bill Ellis is shown issuing a uniform to Tom Carlson In the picture on the right 1 - fear? 11 1 :EEE 1-4' . f,,H,,x-, N L...4.-4... 1 f' f ' ,. -Q '7 3 , - . .334 'T 89 my Ieqder Club members pntured m the urst ron 1r1 Brlrbara Lmdthl Janice lhllIl iXlCl'l reggx Falrman Pattx Belesln anet lurk lrsue Bugle judx St 121 N inet lxnirr 'Norma Muth otn lhomp on 1nd lx xx Cochran ge-Cond roxx X lfglllld Mottorn jun Fdllllxllel' Su-.11 Su lnson LOUISE Smith B21rb1r1 Sirxu oan Hollman Cmdx Swisher lxn UC-Xmch Sue 'Nlarlex Dune Flscus 'Nl lbel l'Xllllg6llSIHlIl'l 21u1l Nlxrna Remalu lhlrd row Gretfhcn XX em er X mu Nlllu Nlarx Schalk Dorothx Stltes -Xleene Plltr Comue Orr F1lx1121 Sterlex Polly Hat S1ndr.1 Shields Xanfx laxlor Nl lrx Rearlfl. l' leanor Smurs lllfl julxi l llllxlll Fourth FC xx julia Burns Nllldred States Roberta Rexsmngnr Donut Conlu 'Nlirmn Soklo-.lu Shnrlu llulslu lllllt lhlp Blrbtrn Lombardo lNanu Calhoun and Nllfll lllser Busy Intramural season GIRLS SPORTS Glrls Athletxc Assocxatxon IS composed of represent mves from exch cltss Une glfl IS ele1 ted from the sophomore md junior cl tsses L 10h xeir to the bolrd Shc Joms gurls ele1ted ln prevxous utrs Omc 1 glrl IS ele1ted to the board she rem uns on the bolrd untll grulu ation or remox ed lor 1 tusc The bo xrd de1 ldes th1 1thlLt11 progrfzm lor the xmr trrmges SLl'lLilLlli.Q md offiuxls lor the ev1nts Incl helps claude xxlumh glrls 1r1 elngxble for f X N nu trcs 90 Leaders Club ns for gurls vt ho xx :shed for more sports ICTINIUGS lhex m1t ome euh meek durmg the school xetr where thu tumbled pl ned blsketbill md enjoxed other sports Soltb 1ll smrnmxnq md 211116 partles vs ere held If tunes un the exemng md m Stturd xx sesslons Phase peppx glrls also dexoted somn ot thelr tune to Hlllxlflif pom poms lor the Cheermg SCLUOII ll the lootbtll Qnnes md repurmg tthletu equnpment : , I ' . , , ,ig WU.-ff? 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