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

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FACULTY DIRECTING HANDS MRS. BESSIE ADAMS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - - - Rules are rules” - - - building a good foundation - - - understanding - - - encouraging MR. WESLEY ANDERSEN INDUSTRIAL ARTS - - - accommodating - - - hands at work - - - cordial - - - ticket printer MR. HAROLD BAIETTI ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, GUIDANCE, CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION - - - I can tell you this- understanding guidance - - - eyes that wrinkle - - - makes you look u-u-up MRS. SYLVIA BARNES HOMEMAKING - - Hello - - - culinary whiz - - - a touch with flowers - - - always obliging MISS ALICE BATLEY LATIN, FRENCH - - - What can I do for you? - - - French mademoiselle - - - seniors’ guiding hand - - - gay smile - - - Christophe MISS CAROLYN BOLEY -DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR GIRLS - - - Oh - - - new arrival from Cortland - - - knee-sock hater. - - - accordion entertainment - - - little foreign car MR. HOMER BRAY AGRICULTURE - - - Mr. Chairman whiz on Parliamentary procedure. - - - F. F. A. jaunts and experiments MRS. MARY BUCK HOMEMAKING - - - Now, girls, let’s have a little more quiet - - - a smile for everyone - - - seamstress supreme

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PRINCIPALS GUIDING HANDS To the Class of 1959, I am glad to extend greetings to one of the out- standing classes to be graduated from the Clinton Central School. As a group, your school career has been a shining example of good conduct and excellent scholar- ship. I am sure your lives will continue to reflea those qualities which make all of us so proud of you. To each and everyone, my very sincere good wishes. RICHARD J. RALPH Supervising Principal My Dear Seniors, I offer my congratulations to the largest and one of the best graduating classes in the school’s history. My years of association with you, as teacher and prin- cipal, have been both pleasant and rewarding for me. It is my hope that you, in turn, may find that these years together have served toward preparing you for an enriched and worthwhile future. May you have the fullness of life that comes with being enlightened and cultured citizens of the world that awaits you. Sincerely yours, JOHN G. KARIN Principal

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MR. BERNARD BURNS ENGLISH, CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION - - - arbitrator of the ice - - - fact finder - - - great puckster - - - slow smile MR. HOWARD CHANEY HEAD OF ART DEPARTMENT - - - full of ideas - - - willing to help - - - backbone of Prom. - - - jovial - - - artist supreme MRS. AVADNA COGHILL ENGLISH - - - first year - - - grammar foundation - - - pleasing smile - - - bridge fan MR. CHARLES CONLEY ENGLISH — What do you think?” --- startling eyes — Brutus, Lady MacBeth - - - appreciation of literature - - - suave MR. JOHN CRY AN PHYSICAL SCIENCE, VISUAL EDUCATION • - - Heck of a lot” - • - assistant football coach - - - humor and hard work - - - interested MISS FLORENCE DAVIES BUSINESS - - - Oh, those pictures!” - - - yearbook headaches - - - co-operation plus - - - thinks of everything - - - chic MISS KATHRYN DAWES BUSINESS - - - Hands on the home row” - - - assistant senior adviser. - - - yearbook finances - - - Chattanooga Choo-Choo” MISS JEANNE DE LA PORTE ENGLISH, LATIN - - - Get out your translations” - - • veni, vidi, vici - - - stylish - - - sweet laughter - - - petite ’n pretty MRS. MARY DEVER CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION - - - Dramatic interest - - - fascinating style - - - considerate - - - encouraging MR. JOHN FLAVER .. WOODWINDS INSTRUCTOR - - • new arrival - - - keen clarinetist - - - friendly - - - and the band plays on” - - - dance band director