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

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19 L lay Ionian 52 MOTTO “We can; we will!” Class Flower Class Colors White Carnation Blue and White Senior Who’s Who Best All-around...................... Jeannine McGrew — George Bissey Most Athletic----------------------------Marilyn Erwin — Bill Sharp Most Bashful...............................Erma Bayler — Don Weger Best Looking................................. Norma Gill — Jim Gill Most Inquisitive---------------------- Norma Rhoads — Claude Dasch Juveniles .......... —.............. Julia Hilderbrand — Merlin Dasch Laziest...............—................. Doris Patridge — Bill Holcomb Best Leader------------------- Mary Ruth Henderson — Loren Sunday Most Mischievous Catherine Gibbs — Wayne Stanley Neatest----------------------------- Joan Kessler — Bob Monical Most Popular-------------------------------Colene McVay — Bob Boxell Quietest.............................Lola Ruth Patridge — Don O’Dell Most Studious......................... Carole Shore — George Weber Most Talkative----------------------- Barbara Springer — Keith Pickens Slowpokes--------------------------------Carolyn Mayo — Jim Knowles W’ittiest Kaye Taylor — Don Williams Best Worker---------------------------- Fern Walker — Fred Kuenstler

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19 • +++ +++ +++++ + +. Claijlonian 52 Senior Class Prophecy Norma Rhoads, a member of the Woman’s Air Force, was recently forced to abandon her plane, unaware that her parachute was damaged. The result: A fractured brain?? and four broken fingernails. Bill Sharp has been traveling across the world taking poles. First he took the North Pole and then the South Pole. Now he is earnestly searching for the East and West Poles. Fred Shelton has just produced another Broadway hit, “I Forgot Papa”. Carol Shore is now the head librarian at the Congressional Library in Washington. D. C. It is rumored that she is taking frequent singing lessons from Margaret. Barbara Springer, former script writer for Pathetic Pictures, has become one of their most promising stars. Her first film is “Nightmare” or “All She Had For A Midnight Snack Was Pickles and Ice Cream”. Wayne Stanley, super-sleuth, now has his own Detective Agency. His motto is “murders, kidnapping, missing persons; we do them all”. Jimmy Stowers, a former deep sea diver, has built a ranch style home on the ocean floor. There he trains sea-horses to race and sword-fish to fence. Loren Sunday has risen in popularity so rapidly that Harry James has been forced to enter a new profession. Fern Walker has written an authoritative document titled, “How To Raise Healthy Pink Elephants and Green Field Mice”. Admiral George Weber, now a member of the U. S. Navy for two and a half months, is continuously giving the order to lower the mast. What’s strange about this? There “ain’t” no mast on that ship! Don Weger is reading Dale Carnegie’s book, “How To Win Friends and Influence People”, but for some mysterious reason he has lost all of his friends. Oh yes, he has a new job — tax collector. Don Williams has been given a citation for having never been absent or tardy at the automobile agency where he works. This agency is the first to sell the new modernistic car, which has no carburetor, no spark plugs, no generator, no valves; in fact there is nothing under the hood. You just get out and push.

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 p Clautonian + ++++ ++ + 52 JUNIOR CLASS Dale Stanley, President; Catherine Harbin, Vice-President; Lois Allen, Secretary; Marilyn Gordon, Treasurer; Diane Bufkin, Student Council; Fred Fee, Student Council. Ronnie Amerman, John Brooks, Wayne Doud, Doris Dunahee, Morris Dunahee, Lois Gill. James Graves, Marilyn Hostettler, Bob Hough, Lulubelle Jennings, Barbara Lake, Donna Lindeman. Beryl Mitchel, Barbara Osborn, Marlene Powers, Sue Noble, Garry Ros-borough, Harry Rosborough. Sue Schofield, Alice Seckinger, Lester Sloan, Arkie Smith, Phyllis Snell, Virginia Snell. Bill Staser, Carolyn Thomas, Myrna Thompson, Gaylord Weidner, Rhea Wilcox, Clarence Williams.