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

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ChJiiL MR. RICHARD RALPH Mr. Ralph: We of the Class of 1953 wish to express our sincere gratitude for your guidance during our years of school. It seems only yesterday that we were confused Freshmen with what seemed to be four long years ahead of us. But through the friendly understand- ing of you and the faculty, these years have become a cherished memory to us all. We now have reached a long-awaited goal in our young lives, and we know the knowledge and experience we have gained here will help us to become better and more worthwhile citizens. In the future, as we take this book down from the shelf, the happy thoughts of our old high school days will come flowing back to us. Now as we all must take that eventful step into a world filled with joys and sorrows unforseen by many of us, we wish to thank you, Mr. Ralph and the School, who have acted as guiding lights and an inspiration to us all, and we wish to extend to you our utmost appreciation. THE SENIORS [9}

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Stanley Germond, Mr. James Benson, clerk, Mr. Herbert Smith, Mr. Harold Osborne, Mrs. Sidney Van Allen, Dr. James Compson, President. MR. JOHN KARIN V ice-principal Known to many of us as just plain “Sam” our assis- tant principal has a humorous joke for every occasion. His ability to “pull” students through the math course has him billed as tops at Clinton High. MISS MARJORIE H. BRYDEN Secretary A cheerful “hello” is a typical trait of our secretary, Miss Bryden. Her friendly manner adds a pleasant atmosphere to the School’s office. [8}

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0 owndl yiA, MISS ALICE BATLEY Languages Mathematics One of Clinton High’s finest teachers. Her superb ability to teach any- thing to anyone is shown by the excellent students of her various classes. MISS ETHEL REGIN Librarian Well-known to every student of Clinton High as a guardian of the lib- rary, a second home to many students. A pleasant and friendly person- ality is characteristic of our Miss Regin. MISS FLORENCE DAVIES Business A friend of every Senior to whom we all are very grateful. Her excellent guidance along with her energetic help makes possible the production of our Yearbook. HOWARD VIVYAN Science A pleasant smile, but never a laugh — our science teacher, with his practical witticisms is a “Pal” of all his pupils. HOWARD RAHMLOW Industrial Arts Always willing to lend a helping hand describes our amiable shop teacher. His willingness to give aid makes him a friend. MISS HELEN JACOBS English and Dramatics A lovable type of teacher who is a friend of all. Her “knack” of teaching speech hasbrought many laurels to the participants of Public Speaking. MISS JEANNE de la PORTE English Languages Her quiet and congenial manner adds a pleasant air to all her classses. As an adviser to the Challenger, her aid makes our school newspaper possible. JOHN CRYAN Science As a teacher and as a coach, he will always be remembered for his pleasant and humorous manner. MISS CECELIA KULA Nurse Although comparatively new at Clinton High, our nurse has won the friendship of every student. Her ability to diagnose all our aches and pains, including those sudden ones before exams, makes her “General Physician” of the school. [10]