Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

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rCESUMCN CLAJT CCLL Alston, Mary Alverson, Kent Alwood, Sarah Eliz. Allyn, Portia Armstrong, Lyle Armstrong, Mary Armstrong, James Ayers, Leota Hailey, Clella Bales, Evelyn Banner. Catherine Bell, Velma Berry, Helen Berry, Mildred Bess, Donald Bess, Elizabeth Bine, Margaretha Bianucci, George Booker, Clarence Boyd, J. C. Bratcher, Edward Breiglmcr, Bertha Brewer, Alden Brown, Helen Brown, Paul Brummitt, Charles Clark, Charles Crubaugh, Helen Clary, Luella Davis, Ruth Dickerson, Mercedes Donaldson, Harlan Donovan, Margaret Duff, Harry Dutton, John Edwards, Myrtle Edwards, Francis England, Lucille Ferguson, Gednad Fuller, Hester Fink. Lester Fort, Ruth Freeman. Gerald French, Wealthy Fultz, Elsie Gash, Clyle Gehring, Sylva Gideon, Dorothy Gideon, Charles Girard, George Glenn, John Goranflo, Edward Goranflo, William Gottlieb, Lewis Hancock, Omar Hanger, Doloris Harrold, Twila Hendrick, Margaret Hoffman, William Hoge, George Horn, Mildred Hull, Richard Hunt, Starkey Louise Ives, Crosby Jiles, Earl Johnson, Granville Johnson, Orval Johnson, Woodrow Johnson, Fuller Johnson, Loka Faye Jones, Arthur Jones, Katheryn Jordan, James Kileen, Charles Koons, Nellie LaMon, Dean Landrith, Anna Lcasure, Charles Lewis, Billy Lynch, Francis McAboy, Maxine McAnally, Emily McHaney, Ruth Mcllvenna, Elwin McKeown, Francis McKinney, Eugene Magill, Marvel Marshall, Ellen Maxwell, Glenn Meadows, Edward Miller, Irene Miller, Russell Miller, Warner Moore, Floyd Moore, Mildred Moran, Thelma Morin, Paul Musson, Earl Myers, Mercedes Nall, Letha Nickell, Odessa Overy, Fred Paradee, Harry Parker, Herbert Parker, Goldia Parker. Dorothy Parker. Densil Peacock, Charles Pennington, Hubert Perry. Genevieve Peters, Hugh Powers, Dale Price, Jack Price, Delmar Price. Dalias Randall, Donald Reed. Clyde Rees. Thelma Reeser. Elizabeth Reid, Robert Richardson, Leota Roberts, Vida Ruble, Elsie Rundle, William Sanders, Marion Schluneger, Albert Schwenke, Joyce Scott, Allan Scott. Reid Shepard, Evelyn Eight Sievers, Jeanette Siffert, Grace Simmons, Juanita Simmons, James Slusser, Frederick Smith, Anita Smith, Florence Smith, Clarence Spencer, Rose Sprague, Paul Steele, Luther Stewart, Florence G. Stokowski, Francis Stone, Ivan Stone, Lesley Stoutenborough. Edna Strange, Edmund Strange, Allcne Sutton, Rachel Sutton, James Taylo, Verna Taylo, Vera Taylor, Henry Thrasher, Ona Torbert, La Von Trobaugh, Edna Trummel, Harold Tucker, Stella Tuggle, Harold Tuggle. Treva Vinson, Rol ert Wagner, Madeline Wagner, John Waller, Lois Watson, Frank White, Evelyn Whitehead, Hurrell Whitehead, Warner Willis, Clarence Wilson, Zarda Witts, Junior Wood, Cornelia Wright, Haldean Young, Vernon

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Anderson, Jess Andrews. Lorena Barnett. Boland Barr. Thora Mae Blue. Alice Breighner. Raymond Buck. Mad ale Burns. Cornelius Deegan. Harry Kckard. Adelaide Gardner, Lucille C.arvin. Don Gibson. Billy Gilliland. Russell Griffin. Edward Harmon, Kenneth Jackson, Kenneth Lea sure. James Lynch. Irma MeAhoy. Rex McClurg, Charles Mayall. Robert Nearing. Myron Oakley, Ruby Oglesby. Harry Jr. Owen. Nellie Feel. Thelma Perkins, Amelia Price. Mary Pulliam, Martin Richardson, Deloris Sieveking. Mary Sprague. Algey Stevens, Vivian Stone. Catherine Stone. Charles Toombs, Frances Tuggle. Yerta Weatherholt. Woodrow Williams. Loyal Wood. Robert FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Lear Jean, We will soon be sophomores, then it will be our turn to kid the green” Freshmen. Who would have thought we could learn so much in nine short months0 At the beginning of the year there were one hundred and seventy-six Freshmen, but some got sick of being stepped on all the time which left just one hundred and fifty-six. On September twelfth, just before Friday, the thirteenth. the c’ass elected its council members. They were Lewis Gottlieb, chairman. Richard Hull. Mercedes Myers, Vida Roberts, ar.d Vernon Young. Myrtle Edwards was the Margol Representative. On December seventeenth we had our class party in the High School Gymnasium. It was a grout success and everyone had a good time. The second semester started off with an enrollment of two hundred and two. There were forty-six midtermers, four of these being pupils who had reentered high school. Well, we are glad we will soon be Sophomores but do not regret our Freshman year and the helping hand of the class adviser. Miss Wynd. who has stood by us in our difficulties. Nine rahs” for Miss Wynd and the Freshman Council. Hoping U: be a Sophomore before long. I am. Yours sincerely. Ten KENT ALVERSON BERT