Clinton Central High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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119412 CLINTONIAN you as asa --a ae so as -em c-,si Svatmiwwilliams, Adams, Sheridan, Gaffney, Kilbourn CEditor-in-Cliiefb, Dwyer, Aceeg Svcolzd Row-Williams, Foster, Spencer, Daws, Germond, Phillips, Heinming, Morgan, Patchettg ihfrd row-Marcellus, Brockway. The Staf Dear Friends. The class of '42 have made The Clilzfolzimz a reality. XYe seniors hope that it will give as much pleasure to those who browse through it as to those who have had so significant a part in compiling it. Gur annual is not bigger and finer that that of our sister class of '4l. Ra- ther, we tried to produce one just as big and as fine. As youthful citizens of America we are fully concious of the difficulties our country is facing. VVe hope that we have not been selfish or thoughtless in attempting to edit a book that might rightfully be called a luxury. May we take this opportunity to say to all our readers that all of us will embark on this, our first journey into adult life, with loyal minds and stalwart hearts. with gentle thoughts for all that has been done for us. XN'ith firm deter- mination. we will never let die the fires of obligation to duty and trust that have been kindled in us. 1 would like to extend my sincere gratitude for assistance and cooperation to my staff, our faculty advisors, our subscribers, our advertisers and to anyone else who helped to make this annual a success. Sincerely, Nclla Kilhourn, Edifoz'-ill-Cilzivf.

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Il 6 l 1942 CLINTONIAN Q60 Y , , 1 YN, ,7 Y,,,, Y WW, Y ,,,, , ,,,, 7, YW, BC-Bw Class Officers A Robert Graham, T'l't'l'-f?l'l'Sldf'llfQ John Gaffney, fI'CUSllI'l'Vj jack Marcellus, pamxvidvszlg Marie Churchill, sc'f1'vfnr'y.

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19412 CLINTONIAN e , ,WWW 7 , ,,, W., GN Sifffzzg-Helen Rimkus, Mildred Muench, Ellen Parker, Richard Ralph, principal, Marjorie Bryden, Howard Shineman, supervising principal, Bessie Griffin, john Karin, Margaret Moore, Margaret Clagettg second roto-Clara Bullock, Helen Jacobs, Natalie Hawley, Maude Luther, Frieda Diamond, Helen Rowley, Kathryn Dawes, Mary Paula Delahunt, Eva Blackard, Gertrude Welcli, Margaret Maurer, third 7'0'ZK'4Cll3.l'lCS Budesheim, Barry Brinsmaid, Howard Rahmlow, Renwick Arnott, Norman Parkhurst, Harold Baietti, Law- rence Gallagher, Ralph Hadlock, Harvey Bowman, Ralph Furiel. Facult VVe, the cl-ass of 1942, leave many things behind us as we take our last look at C. H. S. this spring. But above all undergraduate friends, athletics, or traditions, we find we place our faculty. How will it be without their advice- their helpful suggestions-even their stern reproval? Yes, there have been times when we revolted against their demands or refusals, but only for fleeting mo- ments. Always we turned again to them for guidance. Now that they are left behind. a vital part of all our high school life, will we go steadily on without their help? This class of forty two believes it will. Our faculty has so firmly planted the seeds of initiative and endurance within us that we cannot falter or fail if we keep high the principles they set before us from 1938 on through l942. XVe salute our faculty, we are grateful to it, and we leave it with the hope that it will give to undergraduates all it has given to us.