Clay City High School - Claytonian Yearbook (Clay City, IL)

 - Class of 1944

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Page 31 text:

JUNIOR OFFICERS ★ President Bill Walborn Vice President Betty Lou Lane Secretary Anna Mary Weiler Treasurer Frances Raley Student Council Beverly Welsh SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ★ President Vice President . Secretary Treasurer ------ Student Council Donald Moseley Norman Cordell Opal Ditter Dick Wilson John Schnarr FRESHMAN OFFICERS ★ President Norman Moseley Vice President Donna Bufkin Secretary Jo Ann Striegel Treasurer Jo Ann Striegel Student Council Colmore Rinehart

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ODDS AND ENDS (Continued) Betty Lee Miller “Blondie” “They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts.” Carlyn Miller “Puss” “A life of ease is not for any man.” Bonnie Moore “Laury” A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.” Pauline Moseley “Strip” “And like a star, remaining the same.” Joseph Noll “Bruno” “Men of few words are the best men.” Joyce Reid “Babe” “She is as a breath of fresh air.” Jean. Rinehart “Flashlight” “Louisville is my aim.” Deanne Smith “Cookie” “Love not sought, but found, is much sweeter.” Ray Stanford “Burly” “He is a good man and a just one.” Helen Thomann “Katie” “A sweet attractive kind of grace.” Merle Thomas “Tom” “They say there’s bread and work for all.” Donna Warren “Donny” “Her ways are those of pleasantness.” Georgianna Weber “Georgie” “To have charm is to have beauty.” Fred Weiler “Junior” “He’s a good fellow and ’twill all be well.” June Williams “Red” “I delight in the presence of men.” Maxine Wilson “Mac” “Variety is the very spice of life.” Bill Winchester “Angel” “Ay every inch a king.”



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LIEUTENANTS Q ★ Bottom Row: George Lewis, Gale Peters. Billy Weaver, Charles Lindsey, Lawrence Orackel, Bill Walborn, Harlan Rose, Harold Lindsey, Chas. Berry. Second Row: Mr. Fryer, Audrey Bissey. Inez Holcomb, Virginia McVay, Kathern Putnam, Beverly Welsh, Doris Stanford, Mary Cordell, Juanita Pearce, Miss Wiegman. • Top Row: Carl Flexter, Helen Brown. Betty Lane, Onita Hill, Martha Wilson, Mary Rminard. Anna M. Weiler, Virginia Rogers, Frances Raley, Johnnye Story. SERGEANTS ★ Bottom Row: Verna D. Pittman. Alice Fox. Marcella Dunahee, Catherine Taylor, Lois Pearce, Doris Keck. Opal Ditter. Mary R. Evans. Darlene Jennings, Neva Rinnert, Mary R. Sloan. Sara R. Warren. Second Row: Neal Warren. Sam Patridge, Harold Hardy, John Schnarr, Jimmie Nail. Bob Rule. Clifford Pierce, Harold Shaffer, Norman Cordell, Raymond Pierce, David Cailteaux. Bob Coulter, Donald Moseley. Chas. Keck. Ray D. Gray. Charles Moats, Mrs. Cox. Third Row: Dorthy Henderson, Corrine Hubble, Marjorie Smith, M. L. Moseley, Wanda Stanley. Roberta Wyatt. Ruth Gray, Clara R. Gentry, Berneta Lutz. Norma Hall. Faye Frank. Doris Bissey. Barbara Brainard, Martha Carter, Evelyn Brinkley. Roberta Tucker. Loretta Maglone, Maxine Jennings. Top Row: Dick Wilson. Merle Poland, Laverne Patridge, Freddie Gibbs. Billy Weiler, Melvin Kelly. Herbert Patridge. Jimmie Hoard, Seth Hosselton. Roscoe Brown. William Kidder. Lowell Stricgel. Joe Smith. Everett Jennings. Bill Pierce. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS ★ Bottom Row: Jean Walker. Bernie Mitchell. Dorothy Lambert. JoAnn Striegel. Donna Bufkin. Patsy Hiser, Lela M. Hubble. Dolores Dobbs. Second Row: Miss Simmons. Billy Boor. Billy Billingsley. Edwin Moats. Earl Payne. Wilbur Rodgers. Norman Moseley. Robert Crackel. Neal Johnson, Mr. Bissey. Third Row: Lucille McKinney. Rosa Mae Gill. Feme Williams. Mary Colclasure. Roberta Rule. Mary Cook. Leone Kneff. Mildred Kneff. Norma Stanley. Betty Holcomb. Alice Mitchell. Loretta Pettyjohn. Top Row: Maitland Flexter. Edwin Gibbs. Truman Groves, Lindy Hosselton, Teddy Haines. Robert Washington. John Ditter. Donald Smith, Eugene Hardy, Colmore Rinehart.

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