Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1938 volume:

5 ac.us. 19 3 6 auib Zl ruJb 4 V ca£ 'UsruJi HISTORY OF THE Hl( SCHOOL Every notable person, place or thing has a history! Just so with our own C.C.H.S1 Each unit. West, East, and South has a history and individual background or its omi! The first Clinton School, built in the year or 1896 on THE SITE or THE CRANG BUILDING, NORTH JACKSON, WAS NOT A HIGH SCHOOL PROPER, ALTHOUGH HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS WERE TAUGHT. This school was known as the McCorkie School! The West unit, oldest or the three, was dedicated the year or 1906. At that time the Board or Education consisted or the following: E. B. Michell, President K. S. Brown, Secretary A. E. Shell J. H. Sobiith Thomas Ewing E. H. Beatty A. H. Phillips The superintendent was Mr. H. H. Edmonds, and the principal Mr. J. W. Browning. Later various classes aooeo certain distinctive features which we or THE PRESENT can not imagine doing without— for instance the marble fountain just insioe the outer lobby, WHOSE REFRESHING NECTAR WE WELCOME MANY TIMES DURING THE DAY! FOR THIS WE ARE INDEBITED TO THE CLASS OF 1913! OTHER FEATURES ARE THE TWO IMPRESSIVE COLUMNS, WHICH GUARD THE WALK LEADING TO THE west entrance! These were dedicated by the class or 1919! The present Last unit was built by the contractors Hager- MAN HARSMIAN AND DESIGNED BY ARCHITECT J. W. PAYER IN 1916. The Board or Education members were at that time: Fred Ball, President K. A. Brown, Secretary E. H. Beatty T. A. Hull C. W. Cheek E. Lowney, (Mrs.) A. Harrold, (Mrs.) At that time, however, it was known as the Washington School and not until 1924 did it become an adoition to the High S chool— to be known by the future classes as the East BUILDING AND MANUEL ART UNIT! A PREVIOUS WASHINGTON SCHOOL HAD BEEN BUILT ON THE SAME LOCATION IN 1869. IT WAS ERADICATED TO PROVIDE A SITE FOR THE PRESENT BUILOINGi The latest ano most modern unit connecting East, West, and THE ART UNIT WAS COMPLETED ANO DEDICATED IN 19341 The present Boaro or Education were serving at that time, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE DECEASEO OR. H. K. HOOKER, WHO HAS BEEN REPLACED BY MR. C. M. CORRINGTON. R. w. Clemons, President Wirt Herrick, Secretary H. L. Swigart Roy H. Baker H. K. Hooker Also Mr. Ralph Robb, our present principal was here at that time! This building, combination gymnasium and auditorium, was a project under the Feder l Emergency Adminstrati on or Public Works, F. E. Berger and R. L. Kelley were co-architects ano William C. H. Kuhne, contractor. 6 193d c.cus 19 3 6 Oi icc, Sccyrtteury To tfu Clark WHOSE PLEASANT SMILE HAS SERVED TO BRI6MTEN MANY A DREARY DAY, ANO WHOSE UNTININC EFFORTS HAVE MADE OUR SCHOOL DAYS RUM MORE SMOOTHLY WE, THE CLASS Of 1938 DEDICATE THIS BOOK 2 ft n pi a c. us. 19 3 6 Mr. Ralph Robb Birthplace Education ■ Ambition ------ ENGLISH Mrs. Alta M. Scott - - - Head or English Dcp't. Birthplace — - - DeWitt County, Illinois Education ----- I.S.N.U., Uni. or Chicago Subject - - -------Senior English Activities - - - - Supervisor or West Unit, Sponsor or First Aid Room Ambition ----- Nothing Miss Bernice Network - - Head or Oram. 4 Speech Dept. Birthplace - - - - Lakewooo, Illinois Education ----- III. Wesleyan U., Uni. of 111., Northwestern Uni. Subject ------ Junior English Activities - - - - Dramatic Club, Play Director Ambition ----- Teacher Miss Dorothy Parker Birthplace - - - - Clinton, Illinois Education ----- Uni . or Illinois Subject ------ Sophomore English Activities - - - - Nothing Ambition ----- Nothing Miss Katherine Bocardus Birthplace - - - - Clinton, Illinois Education ----- Rockford College, Uni. or 111., Northwestern Uni. Subject ------ Freshman English Activities - - - - Margol Adviser Ambition ----- Doctor MANUAL ARTS Mr. William M. Powell - Hcao or Industrial Arts Dept. Birthplace - - - - Union City, Kentucky Education ----- Illinois State Normal Uni. Subject - - — - - Manual Arts Activities - - - - Supt. or Adm. Student Welfare Director Scenery Construction Ambition ----- Teacher Mr. Ralph Titer Birthplace -------- Oowns, Illinois Education --------- Illinois State Normal Uni. Subject ------ Manual Arts Activities — - - Supervision of Ticket Sales Ambition ----- Architect Principle Chestnut, Illinois Illinois College, Uni. or Chicago Doctor SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. I ruman Robinson - - - Head or Social Science Dcp't. Birthplace ----- Pleasant Hill, Illinois Education ----- III. Coll., I.S.N.U., U. or 1. Subject ------ Social Science Activities ----- Student Council Adviser, Forum Sponsor Ambition ------ Lawyer Miss Paulina Iull Birthplace - - ----- Marshall, Illinois Education - - - — McMurray Coll., U. or Wis. Subject ------ Social Science Activities ----- Margol Adviser Ambition ------ Ieacher Mr. Joseph V. Ax el son - Hcao of Physical Education Birthplace ----- New York, New York Education ----- Wheaton Coll., U. of I., Coaching:Wis, III, Northwestern, Vincinncs, Butler, lu.. Wesleyan Purdue, Ino. Subject - - - — - Social Science Activities ----- Athletics Coach Ambition ------ Coach CONFRCE Miss Ethel Smith - - - - Hcao or Commercial Dcp't. Birthplace ------- - DeWitt County, Illinois Education ----- Valparaiso U., I.S.N.U., Gregg Bus. Coll., Chi. U., Brown's Bus. Coll. Subject ------ Commercial Subjects Activities ----- Margol Advertising Adviser Ambition-------- - - Private Secretary Mrs. Eileen Haynes Birthplace — - - Odell, Illinois Education - - - — III. State Normal Uni. Subject ------ Commercial Subjects Activities ----- Adviscr:Margol, Girl Reserve ambition ------ Private Secretary Miss Dorothy Mcssingcr Birthplace ----- Ran tool, Illinois Education----------- McMurray Coll., Pittsburg U., Chi. U., Penn. State College Subject ------ Commercial Subjects Activities ----- Duplication Ambition ------ Personnel Director HOME ECONOMICS Miss Glaoine Rutz Birthplace — — Cuba, Missouri Education - - - - Uni. or III. Subject ----- Boys and Girls Home Economics Activities - - - - Girl Reserve, Supervision or Cafeteria Amb1t1 on---------Laoratory Experimental Work 8 G.C.US. 19 3 6 a c a 2 i r Mr. Cmas. R. Evans — - - Birthplace---------- - Education ----------— Subject-------------- Activities — - - - Ambition SCIENCE Mr. Wayne Willard Birthplace- - - - Sangamon County, Illinois Education - - - - Uni. or Chicago, Uni. or III. Subject ----- Physical Science Activities - - - Announcer at Home Basketball Games, Ass't. Superintendent or Admissions Ambition - - - - Preacher Mr. Harold E. Reesman Birthplace ------- Kirksville, Missouri Education - - - - Eureka Coll., U. or III., III. State Normal Uni. Subject - --------Boy's Hyg Phy. Eo. Geoc. Activities - — Ass't. Athletics Coach Ambition - - - - Doctor Miss Clella Daly Birthplace - - - Arminqton, III. Education---------Christian Coll., I.S.N.U. Subject ----- Girl's Hyg. i Phy. Ed. Activities - - - G.A.A. Sponsor Ambition - - - - Nurse MATHEMATICS Miss Opal Marshall - - Head or Mathematics Dcp't. Birthplace - - - Jacksonville, III. Education - - - - III. College, Uni. or III. Uni. or Wis., Uni. or Iowa Subject - - - - Mathematics Activities - - - Sophomore Class Sponsor Ambition - - - - Nurse Miss I. Frances Foote Birthplace - - - Pittsburg, III. Education — — I.S.N.U., U. or Wis. Subject - - - — Mathematics Activities - - - Freshman Class Sponsor Ambition - - - - Buyer op Textiles Miss Dora Ncbcl Birthplace - - - DcWitt County, III. Education - - - - James Millikin U., U. or I. Subject - - - - Mathematics Activities - - - Student Welfare, Sup'v. or East Unit Ambition - - - - Teacher Ass't Principle, Head or Science Dep't. Scott City, Kansas Monmoth Cou.cge, Uni. or III. Biology Senior Class Adviser, Nat'l. Honor Society Sponsor, Bugology Club Sponsor Mr. E. R. Sarig ----- Head or Music Dep't. Birthplace ----- Kakomo, Indiana Education ----- Central Normal College, Uni. or Wis., Ino. U., III. weslcyan U. Subject ------ Music Activities ------- - - Band, Instruments, Concert Orchestra Ambition - - - - -Dentist Miss Esther Cummins Birthplace ----- Isabel, Illinois Education ----- III. Wesleyan Uni., I.S.N.U. Subject ------ Music, French Activities ----- Girls Glee Club, boys Chorus, Special Orch., Vocal Ensembles Ambition ------ Violinist FOREIGN LANGUAGE Miss Abby L. Ross - - - - Head or Foreign Language Dcp't. Birthplace ----- DcWitt County, III. Education ----- Ohio Wesleyan U., Dixon Coll. Uni. or Chi., I.S.N.U. Subject ------ Latin Activities ----- Sponsor Jr. Class, Classical Club Ambition ------ Icachcr LIBRARIAN Mrs. Florence Evans Birthplace ----- Hartsbury, III. Education ----- Uni. or III., III. State Normal Uni. Ambition ------ Teacher OFFICE SECRETARY Miss IMa Clark Birthplace - - - — Clinton, Illinois Education ----- Quincy Business College, Gregg Business College ambition ------ Globe Trotter OFFICE ASSISTANT Miss Sue Neal Birthplace ----- Hardin, Ky. Education ----- Clinton Community High School Ambition ------ most Anything CAFETERIA Mrs. Petard-------- - - manager or Cafeteria Birthplace - Stavengar, Norway Education-Ill. Wesleyan Uni., Tiffany School or Music Ambition ------- Music 9 10 G.G. US. Armisteao, Bea Elizabeth, Pres. •Beetle Chicago, Illinois 6. A. A. 35-'37 Pres. 38 1st Glee Club '33-'38 Operetta Student Cabnet a Council '33t'38 Bugologv Club 36- 38 Dramatics Club 37- 38 Play • 38 JR. Play, Forum 37- 38 Nat l. honor Society '38 Verse Speaking Choir 37 Girl Reserves 33, 38 ■Bug Hunter Editor 37 Clintonia Ataff 38 May Musical 36, Senior Play Roberts, Carol, Sec. Lakewood, Illinois Duplication 38, Operetta 36 JR. Play, N’argol 37, '38 Buoology Club '36, 37 Dramatics Club 36- 38 Play Clintonia Staff 38 Usher Personnal 37, 38 1st Glee Club 33-'37 verse Speaking Choir 37 Nat l. Honor Society 38 Speech Contest a Festival 37 Girl Reserves '35-'38 Armstrong, Lloyd, •Army Clinton, Illinois Transfer Joliet High School 36 Stuoent Council 37, 38 Margol Forum Nat l. Honor Society Pres. 38 Hl-Y 37, 38 Clintonia Staff 38 Bain, Kenneth Clinton, Illinois Band 33-'38 Stage (lectriction '36-'38 Dramatics Club Play 36 JR. Play Banks, Robert •Bob Clinton, Illinois Dramatics Club '37, '38 Boys Chorus 33, '37, 38 Berryman, Kenneth, •Kenney Clinton, Illinois Band '33-'37 Concert Orchestra '37 Hi-Y '36, 37 Bugologv Club '37 Boys Chorus '38 JB. ft_AY Dramatics Club 36, 37 Play Football '33 12 13 3 6 Herrick, Margaret, Vice Pres. •IPPY Clinton, Illinois G. A. A. 35-'38 Girl Reserves '35-'38 Margol 37, '38 Forum '37, 38 Pres. Dramatics Club '36, '37 Clintonia Staff 38 Nat'l. Honor Society '38 Treas. Tri-Y 38 Wantlano, Floy Laurel, Treas. Lane, Illinois 1st Glee Club '35-'38 Octette 37 Band 37, '38 Harmonica Bano 36 fcjGOLOGv Club '36-'38 Clintonia Staff 38 Operetta 36 Usher Personnal '37 Arnold, Pauline, •Waldon Clinton, Illinois Bailey, Lowima Duuuoin, Illinois Glee Club 33 Bell, Dolores Clinton, Illinois Blue, John •J. U.- Bano '36-'38 Concert Orchestra '37 Hl-Y 36-'38 Boys Chorus 36, 38 Operetta 37 Dramatics Club '37 Play District a State Drum Contest a c. 19 3 6 Boliek, Helen Peoria, Illinois Mahgol 35- 38 1st Glee Club 36, 37 Operetta 2nd Glee Club 35, '38 Bugology Club 37, '38 Forix '37, '38 Pres. Student Council '38 Girl Reserves '37, '38 Concert Orcm. '35-'38 Nat'l. Honor Society '38 Dramatics Club '37, '38 Verse Speaking Choir '37 Ass't• Director Jr. Play Costumes Jr. Play and Operetta Brooks, Margarette (leanor Peggy Elkton, Kentucky Transfer From Kenney Band '35-'38 Orchestra '35-'38 Glee Club 35-'37 Latin Club 35-'37 Brewer, Floyd R. Clinton, Illinois Football '35-'38 Basketball '3S-'38 Brown, Lester Earl ■Broanie Bearostoan, Illinois Buchanan, Agnes Clinton, Illinois Burger, Hurbert Nelson Ham Midland City, Illinois Harmonica Band 35, 36 Boys Chorus '36-'38 JR. Play Operetta '36, '37 Choat, Joe Clinton, Illinois CORRINGTON, RUTH Clinton, Illinois Band '35-'38 Special Orchestra '36- '37 Concert Orcm. '36-'37 1st Glee Club, Octette • 36 Student Gov't. Pres. '38 Classical Club, Girl Reserves G A. A. '35-'38, Margol Dramatics Club '38 Play Operetta '36 Bugology Club '37-'38 JR. Play, Tri-Y ’37- 38 Nat'l. Honor Society 37, '38 Senior Play Buchanan, Ernest Clinton, Illinois Burton, Vernon Lugcne Heyworth, Illinois Football '36, 37 Clark, Howard Clinton, Illinois Band '35- 38 Concert Orcm. '35-'37 Bovs Chorus '35-'38 Quartette Operetta 36-'38 Jr, Play, Senior Play Student Cabnet 38 Dramatics Club '36-'30 Forum '38, Hl-Y See. 38 Bugology Club '38 2nd Special Orcm. 37 Hat'l. Honor Society '38 Speech Contest Festival '38 May Musical '36 Cotton, Henry Rae Clinton, Illinois Boys Chorus '36-'38 Hi-YPres. 38 13 a c. 19 2 6 Crang, Dorothy Ruth Clinton. IIIikois Classical Club '36, 37 Girl Reserves 35-'38 1st Glee Club, Octette 36 Margol '37 Usher Personnal 37, 38 Dramatics Club 37, '38 Sec. Dramatics Play '38 Bugology Clvb 36, 38 Jr. Play, Operetta '36 Nat'l. Honor Society Davis, Lillian ■Lilu Hopkinsville, Kentucky Dillman, Inez Captain Clinton, Illinois Bugology Club 36 Downs, Joe Joey Indianapolis, Indiana Clark Jr. High Basketball '34 Hi-Y 37 Duesemberry, Junior Clinton, Illinois Concert Orcm. 35, 36 Harmonica Band '36 Eldridge, Willie Litchfield, Kentucky Crosno, Dial Disork, Missouri Ticket Taker 37, 38 Ocaois, £lon Ozzie Bay Springs, Mississippi Football 36, 38 Basketball '35 Dobbins, Ray E. Clinton, Illinois Durfee, Charles Doc Anna, Illinois BugOlogy Club '36 Duvall, Don E. Puny Monticello, Illinois Football '35-'38 Basketball '35-'38 Evans, Phyllis Phil Clinton, Illinois Concert Orcm. 35- 38 Girl Reserves 35- 38 Vice Pres. G. A. A. '35-'38 Dramatics Club 36, '37 Cheer Leaoer '36, '37 Nat'l. Honor Society 38 Forum '37, 38 1st Glee Club '38 Operetta 38 Verse Speaking Choir '37 Tri-Y 37, '38 14 G.CUS. Fink, Claire, Pinkie Clinton, Illinois Freese, Florence Flossy Natrona, Illinois Stoocnt Cabnet '36 Student Council 37 Bugology Club '36-'38 Verse Speaking Choir 37 Duplication 38 Nat'l. Honor Society 38 Geer, Norma Lou Clinton, Illinois Glee Club '35-'38 ( VfRSE Speaking Choir 37 Duplication '38, Dramatics Ccub 36 Jr. Play Goin, Marguerite Clinton, Illinois G. A. A. 36 Harmonica Band'36 Harris, Mary Ellen Clinton, Illinois Classical Club '35-'38 Bugology Clyb '36-'38 Concert Orchestra '37, '38 Dramatics Club '37, '38 Treas. Clintonia Staff ’38 2nd Glee Club '35-'38 Jr. Play, Senior Play Margol '38 Hbllon, John 19 3 6 Finn, LaVonne Heynorth, Illinois Bugology Club 36, '37 Classical Club '36 Garvin, Ili abetm, Slop Villa Grove, Illinois G. A. A. '35- 37 Pres. 38 Girl Reserves ’36-'37 Glee Club 35, '36 Bugology Club '36 Harmonica Bano '35, 36 Usher Personnal '38 Margol 35-'38 Gibson, Virgle Wayne Nippie Spencer, Iona Football '35-'38 Basketball '35-'38 Griffith, William W. ■Doc •Professor Carlinville, Illinois Stuoent Council '38 Usher Personnal '38 Hoke, Pauline •Paula Kenney, Illinois 15 Farmer City, Illinois ftocs. Fresh. Class Farmer City Football 37, '38 I jams, Robert •Bob- Farmer City, Illinois c.c.us. _ Ives, Ella Mac Pooch Clinton, Illinois Classical Club '35, '36 Forum 37 2no Glcc Club 37, '38 Bugology Club '37 IMPLICATION 38 Clintosia Staff '38 Johnson, Kathrine Jean Katy Clinton, Illinois Girl Rescrves '35, 38 G. A. A. '35-'38 Foru ' '37, '38 Vcrsc Speakivc. Choir '37 Clintonia Staff ' 38 Classical Club '37, '38 Bugology Club 36, 38 Implication '38 Kimmons, Jack Ayer, Colorado Band 35-'38 Concert Orch. '36 Football 35, '37- 38 Kleeman, Carl Clinton, Illinois Kring, Virgina Jinny Staunton, Illinois Fresh. Council Chairman Soph. Class Jr. Play, Sextette Clintonia STArr '38 Nat'l. Honor Society Operetta 36, '38 Dramatics Club '37m '38 Play Margol '35- 38 Lditor-in-Chief Student Council '36 Student Cabnet 36, 38 1st Glee Club 36, 38 G. A. A. 35-'36 Girl Reserves, Senior Play Lane, Betty L. •Betsy West Point, Mississippi Girl Reserves '35, '38 19 3 6 Jenkins, Grace Vckla Gracic Clinton, Illinois Harmonica Band '35, '36 Ktpncr, Geraldine ■Jerry Clinton, Illinois 1st Glee Club Jr. Play Kimm ns, Joe Ayer, Colorado Band '35-'38 Football '36-'38 Orch. Boys Chorus '37 Student Gov't. '37, '38 Kolp, Jeanette Janet Clinton, Illinois G. A. A. '35- 38 Girl Reserves '35-'38 Usher Pcrsonnal ‘38 May Festival 35 Verse Speaking Choir ‘37 Margol '36 Cheer Leader '35, '36 Jr. Play, Senior Play Bugology Club 38 Student Council Dramatics Club Classical Club Kyle, Herbert Herbie Decatur, Illinois Football '37, '38 Dramatics Llub '36-'38 Stage Manager '36-'38 Clintonia Staff 38 Jr. Play Dramatics Club play Senior Play Nat'l. Honor Society ‘38 lighthall, Ruth Ann Clinton, Illinois 1st Glee Club '35-'37 Girl Reserves '38 Margol '38 Operetta '36-'38 Bugology Club '36 Nat'l. Honor Society '38 Verse Speaking Choir '37 Girls Irio '38 Dramatics Club '37,,'38 Pres. Jr. Play, Sextette 36 Dramatics Play '37 Clintonia Staff '38 G.GU.S. 19 3 6 Lighthall. Flowime Blond ie Wapclla, Illinois McCrary, Dale F. Jiggs Aldcn, Iowa Transfer Maroa 35 Band 36-'38 Orch. 35 Hl-Y '37 McNutt, Ross A. Clinton, Illinois Stuoent Council '}8 Bovs Chorus '37, 38 Band '37, 38 Concert Orch. 38 Operetta '38 Maltbv, James Jimmy Oelavan, Illinois Harmonica Bano'35 Bugology Club ‘36 Student Council 37 Tumbling Team '36 Usher Personnal May, Dorothy Hester Clinton, Illinois Forum 38 Girl Reserves '36-'38 Classical Club 35-'38 Dramatics Club '37- 38 Play Clintonia Staff Band  33-'38 Concert Orch. '36-'38 Jr. Play 2nd Glee Club '37 Verse Speaking Choir '37 Margol '37, '38 Nat'l. Honor Society '38 Meachum, Bessie -ee «Me ch Clinton, Illinois Harmonica Band '33, '36 Glee Club '36 Linton, Jaunita Liny Clinton, Illinois McKinney, Alice Weldon, Illinois G. A. A. 35 Malone, Imogene Ime Decatur, Illinois Margol '38 Jr. Play Clintonia Staff Martin, Barbara Lee Bobuie Decatur, Illinois G. A. A. 36-'38 Classical Club '36, 37 Bugology Club '37 Verse Speaking Choir '37 Girl Reserves '36 May, Muriel •Squirt Clinton, Illinois Bugology C _ue '36-'38 Meachum, Clyde Meacm- Hall sv ill e, Illinois Chairman Fresh. Council Soph. Council a c.Hs. Mercer, Richard •Pinky Farmer City, Illinois Miller, Gladys Virdcn, Illinois Classical '-lub '34-'35 Girl Reserves '34 Concert Orch. '34, 35, '36 Margol '38 Bugology Ct.U8 '35 Duplication '38 Clintonia Staff '38 Nat'l. Honor Society '38 Margol Afv. '34, '35 Mitchel, Llston Coward Mitch Casey, Illinois Transfer Madisonville Kentucky Hand Drum Major '37, '38 Bovs Chorus '37, '38 Hi-Y Morrow, Wilbur Jun Clinton, Illinois Football '37 Nearing, Jaunita Nita Kenney, Illinois Glee Club 36-'38 Bano '35- 38 Concert Orcm. '36-' 38 Special Orch 36 '38 Saxophone quartet '3 7 Special Orch. Trio '38 Operetta '37 Owens, William Bill Clinton, Illinois 19 3 6 Mielke, Louise Ludoie Clinton, Illinois Classical Club '36-'38 Bugology Club '36-'38 1st Glee Club '37 Verse Speaking Choir '37 Concert Orch. '36-'38 Usher Personnal '37-'38 Duplication '38 Margol '35-'38 Dramatics Club '37 Mills, Lois Lorraine Magnolia, Illinois Verse Speaking Choir '36 Cafeteria Personnal '36- 3 Bugology Club 37 Usher Personnal '37, '38 Duplication ‘38 Girl Reserve '36 Morrison, Charlene Chod Clinton, Illinois Classical Blub '37, 18 Dramatics Club '37 Girl Reserves '38 Margol '38 Usher Personnal Myers, Mary Lu Lulu Clinton, Illinois Senior Play, Jr. Play Margol '35-'38 Bano '35-'38 1st Glee Club '35-'37 Girl Reserves '35-'37 Classical Club '35-'37 Concert Orch. 36-'38 Stuoent Council '37-'38 Dramatics Club '37-'38 Nat'l. honor Society Owens, Clayton Claty Clinton, Illinois Payne, DaRline Pinky Clinton, Illinois Glee Club 37 Bano '35-'38 Concert Ubch. '35- 38 Special Orch. '36-'37 French horn quartet '37, '38 VIOLIN QUARTET '36 2nd Glee Club Pianist Trio Pimiist Double Quartet Pianist Operetta May Festival '36 18 G.C.US. Peacock, willaro Peakie Clinton, Illinois Football 36 Peel, Ralph Eonard ■ Peel Clinton, Illinois Football '35- 38 Basketball 35-'36 Qucrfielo, William -Bill Clinton, Illinois Student Council '35 Usher Personnal 36, '37 Quimby, Willard J. 4 ill Kewamce, Illinois Band '32- 38 Special Orch. 35- 38 Con. Orch. '32-'36 Harmonica Band '34, '35 Ricks, Louise Ricks Terra maute, Indiana Bano '35- 38 Concert Orch. '36 Shaffer, Dorothy Dot Amboy, Illinois 1st Glee Club '35-'38 Girl Reserves '35-'37 Bugoloby Club '37-'38 Clintomia Staff '36 hUNBOL '36-'38 Concert Orch. 38 Verse Speakim Choir '37 Operetta '36 Usher Personnal '38 Jr. Play Classical Club '36-'38 19 3 6 Pearson Virginia Lee •Ginny Clinton, Illinois Editor-In-Chief Clintonia 38 Uakgol '35- 38 Chairman Senior Committee Polen, Wallace E. 4ally Clinton, Illinois Basketball '35- 38 Quimby, Robert Lyle Peeaee Clinton, Illinois Football 36, '37 Reeves, Anita Eileen Rosy Clinton, Illinois Bano 35-'38 G. A. A. 35-'38 Vice Pres. Special Orch. 38 Dramatics Club '37, '38 Margol '37, '38 Student Gov't. 37, '38 1st Glee Club '35, '36-'38 Operetta '36-'38 lUMBLING lEAM ' 36“'38 Nat'l. Honor Society 38 Rousey, Charlene Chad Clinton, Illinois G. A. A. 34 Bugology Club '35-'38 2no Glee Club '35-'38 Shan, William Bill Clinton, Illinois Stuoemt Council '35-'38 Senior Play acMs. Shepard, James Earl Shep Clinton, Illinois Simpson, Robert Simpy Pana, Illinois Special Orcm 37, 38 Rand 35- 38 Boys Chorus '37 Concert Urcm '36, 37 Dramatics Club '37, 38 Student Gov't. 35 Bugology Club 38 JR. Play Senior Play Stivers, Ralph Stivers Clinton, Illinois Classical Club 35 Bovs Chorus '35 Saartz, Lyle Dean Pokie Wapella, Illinois Thomas, Evelyn Marjorie •Evey Maroa, Illinois G. A. A. '35-'38 Dramatics Club '37 Pep Committee '36 Girl Reserves '36 Duplication 38 JR. Play Thompson, Lyle Decatur, Illinois Football '35, '38 Basketball '35-'38 19 3 6 Simmons, Ernestine Ernie Clinton, Illinois G. A. A. 35, '37 Glee Club '35 Girl Reserves '35 Bugology Club '36 Stuoent Gov't. 35, 36 Fresh. Council Soph. Council Jr. Class Treas. Snyder, Genevieve Ginny Clinton, Illinois G. A. A. 35 Glee Club 35-'38 Girl Reserves '35-'38 Bugology Club '38 Duplication '38 SUDENDORF, NANCY SUOY Clinton, Illinois G. A. A. '35-'38 Girl Reserves '35-'38 Cl intonia Staff '38 1st Glee Club '38 Accordian Quartets 37 Tavlo, Junior Lee Bert Clinton, Illinois Thompson, Freda Lee •Thompy Clinton, Illinois G. A. A. '36-'38 2nd Glee Club '37 Harmonica Bano 35 Beginning Bano '35 Girl Reserves '35-'38 Bugology Club '38 Cafeteria Personnal '37, 38 Tuggle, Dale Kenney, Illinois Boys Chorus '35, 37 Operetta 35, '36 Bano '34, '35 20 a c. 19 3 6 Toggle, John Clinton, Illinois Usher Personnal '37-' 38 Walters, Aleta Louise ■Tubs Maroa, Illinois 6. A. A. 35-'37 Girl Reserves '35, 36 2no Glee Club 35, 37 8ugology Club 36- 38 Cl intonia Staff '38 Verse Speaking Choir '37 Duplication 38 Webb, Frances E Fran Clinton, Illinois Girl Reserves '35-'38 1st Glee Club 35- 38 Operetta 36 Margol '35- 37 Whitehouse, Arthur Art Clinton, Illinois Football '36- 37 Wilkinson, Raymond Ray Grand Ledge, Michigan Transfer From Grand Rapids, Michigan Senior Play Gilmore, Mary Ellyn Gillie Clinton, Illinois Girl Reserves 37 Transfer from Hyde Park 37 McKinney, Evelyn Ruth Mac Clinton, Illinois Harmonica Band '36 Duplication 38 Vermillion, Dorothy Mae Dot Chicago, Illinois Glee Club 33 Usher Personnal '37, 38 Girl Reservis '36-'38 Margol 35-'38 Washburn, Garrold Wapella, Illinois Welch, Hobert C. ■Daisy Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Basketball '33-'38 Wiexert, Evelyn Eve Emoen, Illinois Verse Speaking Choir 37 Duplication 38 Wdoonard, Roberta Clinton, Illinois Glee Club '33 Bugology Club '36, 37 Margol 33, 36 Domamoncr, Thelma Jean •Sid Clinton, Illinois Bugology Club '36 Kackley, I line St. Louis, Missouri Mathenv, Bessie Dolly Waynesville, Illinois Transfer from Waynesville 33 West, vernell Spuo Clinton, Illinois Transfer from Wapella 21 c.cus. 19 3 6 SPONSOR Miss Abby L. Ross OFFICERS SHIRLCY HaRTSOCK—PRESIDENT Wayne Simpson—Vice President Dorothy Lawler—Secretary Genevieve Padgett—Treasurer First Row E9VST.H BfiS Betty Sears Donalo Cray Raymond Jones Dorothy Linton Viva Anderson Maxine Hutchinson Eileen Coppenbarger Maxine Ovens Wayne Simpson Anna Keur Elizabeth Miclke Genevieve Padgett Marjorie Marsh Maxine Buchanan Shirley Hartsocx Eloise Haines Anorew Langley Dorothy Lawler Jesse Patterson Harold Horn Donald Hart SSYtMTH Row Morris Hoffman Harry Farnsworth Sidney Gilmore Melvin Farnsworth Bernard Harrold Gene Morin Irwin Miller Donalo Bullock Robert Peel Charles Gardner William Crammer Joe O'Neill Thomas Ryan Dale DeLong Mari belle Kepner Donald Donahow lr Second Row Harold Gambrel Fifth Row Phyllis Swearigen Kathryn Doyle Mary Frances Lovett Faye Daniels Donald Pate Deloris Johnson Donna Belle Orr Avenctte Campbell Geraldine Turpening Mary Ann Gardner Evelyn Torbert Betty Coakley Willyne Cohen Pauline Barndt Cleta Hitt •rene Blankenship Gretchen Myers Marjorie Burton Frances Jordan Olive Gibson Marforie Smith Nancy Ebough Margie Caldwell Elizabeth Burris Raymond Wilkinson Betty Abrell Grace Denson Paul Clark Anne Herrick Harold Stokes Mary E. Oakham Eighth Row Elwin Walker Marie Spradge Walter Perkins Lester Miller Richard Iaylor Waldo Jeffery Riley Thompson Dean Gardner Estel Logue Eugene Luttrell Junior Taylor Glen Reed Ihirp Row Firthlyn Barnett Sarah Ann Pruitt Sixth Row Bob Seats Wilma Foley Sam Sheridan Clarice May Helen Padgett Clarence Hoff Marie Watson Alice Joy Darrel Milcham Juanita Smith Robert Banks Eugene Sudouth Dorothy Thorpe Marie Day Mary Cray Myrtle Enos Vivian Ryan Betty Jo Teal Avis Moeller Rosemary Redoington Madonna Armine Burley Burns Jane Duckworth Louise Sprague James Ryan Dorothy Savely Carry Eldridge Alice Williams Jane Wooo John Deboice % 24 25 SAND 26 C.C.US._______m_______19 3 6 SPONSOR Miss Opal Marshall COUNCIL JEANNE MOR I H ChA I RM AM George McCoio Joe Pettyjohn Eileen Berryman John Boesen First Row Ellis Vance Shirley Miller Junior Gephart Kenneth Sparks Thelma Shaffer Jesse Mae Allfn Anna Belle Milltr Juanita Brown Norma Goin Dorothy Loro Sarah Danner Seventh Row Imogemi aANTLAND George Strange Joe Pettyjohn Donald Dusenberry Bernice Rich John Boesen Marjorie Baker Mariam Builta George McCoio Wilma Wright Marie McCumber Eileen Berryman Marie Sparks Ruth Buchanan Jeanne Morin Geraldine Cotton Mary Elizabeth Peel Miss Opal Marshall Doris Jane Alvey Doris Sympson Anna Lou Wilson Pauline Ballenger Winona Hayes Eifth Row Wiloa Jane Cline James McMahon Marie Dillman Clarence Matthews George Schwcnke Juanita Owens Jooic Buntin Alma Yates Second Row Billy Shield Joanne Downs James Russell Geraldine Lane Frederick Foard Wayne Coppenbarger Jean Strange Betty Tarvin William Tennant Jesse Timmons Dorothy Johnson Merle May Marion Polem Norma Peak Donald Shaw Betty Marsh Florence Brown Ruth Walker Rosemary Phelps Edith Bailey Claude Ronk Marjorie Huffman Nettie Oavenport IIGhth j w Ruth Shepherd Naomi Johnson Edna Faye Hunter Harriet Arnold Wilbur Brewer Doris Washburn William Lane Richard Popcr Theola Mecce Ruth Frances Kennedy Alice Joy Donald Moore Dorothy Viola Johnson Harold Bennett Roberta Stubbs Dorothy Azbill Wilbur Burris Geraldine Storey Geraldine Scolcs Forrest Dobglas Bet iy Walker Mary Gustafson Vcrncll Peters Ralph Banta Gene Armstrong Sixth Row Kenneth Gray Third Row Junior Eaton Don Burns Gale Monkman E r a Story Ruth McMahon Junior Riley Howard Clevenger Gene Armstrong Harry Gotti Ralph Seats Edna Woooaro Harriet Hensley Anna Mac Wilmorc Mildred Snyder Maxine Amine Wilma Gibson Ninth Row Carol McCammon Erma Jean Harris Caroline Reese Mildred Freeman Donald Azbill Harold Fitzgerald Edna Joplin Donald Evans Don Abrell Pauline Clark Hal Lovcnguth Donald Johnson Dorothy Evans John Kent Barrel Groves Wanoa Camp Dick Crang Lila Jane Crum Lillian Linton Conald Moore Robert Tuggle Mary Ellen Polston John Kraft Harry Sprague Margie Pollock Jim Corrington Tommy Johnson Fourth Row John Fmecse Elva Johnson Jo w Hull Maxine Sarvcr June Scars Tommy Cyphers 29 fUDEHDOAF rtOLP JfaKCLL so a c. 19 3 6 SPONSOR Miss Frances Foote COUNCIL Jeanne Lighthall- - Chairman Bernice Smalley Calc Moore John Lighthall Howard Lighthall El? I EgVW r7V Siyi th Miss Frances Foote Charles Morrow Katherine Paogett Deneen Fought Charles Mills Dorothy Reynolds Dale McAboy Edwaro McMahon Lois Arthington Russell Myers Leo Hart Dorothy Covington John Lighthall Lyle eats Alberta Covington Dale Moore Junior Enos Violet Debois Jeanne Lighthall Clarence Wheat Rose Kreitler Bernice Smalley Dean Gardner Marjorie Miller Howard Lighthall Albert NEst Shirley Rose Vice Dorothy Spencer Barbara Boesen Bertha Harrold Irma Conroy Earl Campton Harriet Hall Ruth Singer Keith Day Lavernc Webb Betty Larry Donald Pennington Victor Kleemann Patty Pettyjoibi Millicent Martin Francis Nash Harold Arnold Second Rpw Fifth Row Eighth Row Norman Barnett FARRtLL Shith Lonnie Brinkley Florence Budo Doris Sarvers Jack Beadles Laura Snith Dale Ayers Mary Jane Parker Dorothy Teal Theroh Robinson Charles Burton Rosalie Ward Donald Carter Sam Patterson Helen Bethel Virgia Vice Mary Barnett ELLEN BfTHEL Virginia Tatham Ralph Strange Rosemary Armstrong Harold Coppenbanger Paul Sympson Miriam Hale tDNA Gardner Lvelyn Logue Ada Lorihe Jenkins Rosalie Swearingen Francis Ryan Peggy Marshall Bernice Donovan Doris Jean Fink George Walker Maxine Patterson Sixth Row Dale Thompson Carl Matthews William Lowery Wilbur Clavier Third Row Lucille Kunions Dixie Lee Crum Ninth Row Jackie Blue Gertrude Garoner James Harvey Roxine Dailey Violet Wiekcrt Joseph Batson Mary McNutt Marjorie Malden George Sweazy Thelma Tuggle Lillian Spencer Freo Ball Ivan Manley Dorothy Clary Forrest Stine Robert McKinney Betty Lou Morse Harold Scott Edward Pollock Marian L. Famn Eugene Young Fred Tolry Alice Lynch Frank Holley James Mathejty Agnus Lynch Richard Martin Cmalyn Nick ell Rosetta Lee Arthur Harmon Oorothy Sparks Myron Hoke W. G. Shaw 32 33 META JxckUo A wmv - I alters WARD CLAffK Pol loc K EVANS Vf WiCK AW Coio Mm uo JSa ruJL 1st Row: B. Lighthall, J. Morin, M. Lighthall, F. Nantlano, G. Myers, M. Parker, J. Lighthall. 2no Row: Dale Moore, Miller, R. Walker, Terpening, Robt. Walker, Sarvcr, M. Myers Barnett, Payne, McCoio, J. Kimmons, Cotton, Stackhouse. 3rd Row: I. Wantlano, H. Lighthall, Orr, Floy Wantland, Gardner, Lovenguth, Gotti, Wright, Hart, Smalley, Clark, Persons, Matson, Don Moore, Daly, Wainwright, Scats. 4th Row: J. Lighthall, E. McMahon, Tuggle, Hayes, Wilson, Ricks, Willmore, Blue, Fought, Swcazy, J. McMahon, Farnsworth, Burns, F. Ryan, Riley, Buntin, Douglas, Pennington, Lane, Caldwell, G. Garoner, Nearing, Shaw, McCrary, Martin, Roberts, Clark, McNutt, Evans. Stanoing: Quimby, Bain, Blankenship, Blue, Hensley, Reeves, M. McNutt, Shaffer, Cohen, Mitchell, Mr. Sarig. C.CM.S. 19 3 6 Reading from Lett to Right: Stackhouse, 6. Miller, Cotton, Blankenship, Marsh, Smith, Moore, I. Miller, Evans, Talker, Hutchinson, Uoliek, iVright, McMahon, Hart, Pavne, Nearing, Persons, Lighthall, Myers, Parker, Roberts, Barnett, Keur, McNutt, Hunter, Shaffer, La«ler, Swearingen, Lane, Clark, Armstrong, Harris, Kepner Standing: Mr. Sarig, Miss Cummins, Farnsworth. The concert orchestra is compsed of students wishing to play classical music such AS OVERTURES, WALTZES, AND MARCHES. IT PLAYS FOR CLASS PLAYS AND OTHER SCHOOL EVENTS, 8ESI0ES GIVING SUNOAY CONCERTS. (HE MEMBERS ARE ALSO PLANNING TO ENTER A REGIONAL CONTEST THIS YEAR. ANYONE, HAVING HAD ONE YEAR OF INSTRUCTIONS ON A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, MAY BECOMC A MEMBER. IT MEETS TWICE A WEEK ANO IS DIRECTEO BY MR. SARIG AND MlSS Cummins, i credit is given a year. 5 !i.cjcjLcu£, Reading Left to Right: Reeves, Cotton, Clark, Evans, Smalley, Gotti, vuimby, Enos, Morin Farnsworth, Nearing, Miss Cummins. The Melooiers is a small group of students who desire to play popular music. Although they have not played much for dances, they are asked to play at banquets ano clubs. They meet twice a week outside of school hours. 37 19 3 6 jurdt, £r-urJlal GJUjuS' First Rom: Wilkinson, Clark, Gotti, Boesen, McCoio, Miss Cummins, director. Second Row: Foard, Stackhouse, Moore, Lighthall, Pettyjohn, Oouglas, Lighthall. Third Row: Buntin, J. McMahon, Lane, Clark, Burger, J. Kimmons. Fourth Ro«: Mitchell, Cotton, 0. Johnson, Azbill, Banks, Wainwright, Farnsworth. Ruth Corrington, Accompanist The Boys Chorus is an extra curricular activity open to all boys interested in SINGING. This organization assists the band while presenting vesper services, appears on SCHOOL PROGRAMS, AMO IN THE LATTER PART OF THE YEAR PERFORMS IN THE OPERETTA. MlSS Cummins is director of this organization. SccotuL ' Q fe c G£uA' 38 G.GM.6. 19 3 6 Back Row: 3rd Row: 2no Row: 1st Row: Armistead, Boliek, Kolp, Reeves, Kr ing, Banks, Wantlano, Evans. CoRRINGTON, SUOENOORF, HUTCHINSON, S«TARING TON, WALKER, GCER, 0. SHAFFER, Reff, Miss Cumhns. Hartsock, Caldwell, Huffman, Morin, Cotton, Hcnslcy, Hearing, Watson. Freeman, T. Shaffer, Crun, Hayes, Johnson, Lighthall, Alvey, Marsh, Accompanist, Lawler. This group is compsed of around thirty of the better singers of the school. Their numbers are classical or scmi-classical. Although they have not sung much outside of school, they have assisted the orchestra and band in giving their Sunday concerts. An operetta is presented every spring. i a credit is given a year. It meets twice a week with Miss Cummins directing. J5 CJ{j07 LL 1st Row; 2nd Row: 3ro Row: 4th Row: Miss Cummins, Director, L. Webb, C. Rousey, a. Miller, Hard, Thorpe, F. Brown, Hale, I. Harris. D. Sarvcr, Tarvin, Armstrong, E. Bethel, Van Camp, H. Bethel, Smalley, M. Harris, G. Padgett, D. Crum. M. Mart in, Stubbs, Peel, Tuggle, Danner, M. Parker, J. Lighthall, Patterson, Clary. M. Baker, Ives, Boesen, Scrolls, Gustafson, Daly, McMutt, V. Wiexert, Shepard. Accompanist, Mary Barnett, This group is compsed of girls who have had less experience in singing but who wish to learn more about singing with a choral group. Towaro the latter part or THE school year, this group appears on school programs, and at various tines during the YEAR, SUPPLEMENTS THE First GlRLS GLEE CLUB WHEN A LARGER CHORUS IS NEEDED, SUCH AS IN THE PRODUCTION OF AN OPERETTA. MlSS CUMMINS IS THE DIRECTOR OF THIS GROUP. 59 HAND Thc Clinton Community High School Band is an organization open to both boys and girls. Its functions are drilling ano marching tor football games, playing pep music ano giving short concerts during the basketball season. Every SPRING A CONCERT IS GIVEN TOGETHER WITH THREE VESPER CONCERTS. ALSO, DURING THE SUMMER CONCERTS ARE GIVEN ON THE PUBLIC SQUARE. The Bano was first organized in 1931 by Forrest Woodman. In 1933 Mendal Riley took charge of the band until 1934. at that time Miss Argyll Riley became director of this orgznization until 1935 when I. R. Sarig, our present bano director, became full possessor of the baton. DISTRICT SOLO ANO ENSEMBLE CONTEST Members of the Clinton High School Band, under the direction of E. R. Sarig, rankeo second among thirty competing schools in the district solo contests helo Saturoay, March 26 at Gibson City, Illinois. Transportation was furnished by parents of the soloists. Nineteen or the soloists won tirst division ranking which entitles THEM TO GO THEREFORE, TO THE STATE CONTESTS THIS YEAR. The RANKING OF THE SOLOISTS IS AS FOLLOWS: Cornet — H arry Gotti, I; Wilma Wright, I; baritone — William Riley, II; trombone — Paul Clark, II; Ross McNutt, II; French horn — Mary Barnett, II bass horn — Harry Farnsworth, I; James McMahon, I; clarinet — Jeanne Morin, II; Dale Moore, I; saxophone — Robert Simpson, I; «Ajni or Enos, 11; bassoon — Melvin Stackhouse, I; oboe — Mary Jane Parker, II; Jeanne LlGHTHALL, II; BASS CLARINET — GEORGE McCoID, II; DRUM — JOHN BLUE, I; marimba — Jeanne Morin, I. Ensembles — Cornet trio, I; brass sextet, II. Those who accompanied the soloists wcre: Ruth Conringion, Charles, Lane, Geraldine Cotton, Helen Farnsworth, Mrs. 0. D. Moore, Paulis a Loncrgar and Nancy Sudcnoorf. 40 gcms. 19 3 6 £cjjULa cL First Row: Jack Kimions, Ocbois, Garoner, Cart. Duvall, Abrcll, Kyle, Brewer Second Row: Gibson, Morrow, Scats, Thompson, Rcgd, Morin, Joe Kimmons Thiro Row: Malkcr, Lighthall, Burns, Barnett, Pccl, Hollow, Nm itchouse Clinton cans «crc a littlc doubt pul as to the outcome or the 1937 football SEASON WHEN PRACTICE WAS STARTED. COACH AXELSON HAD THE DIFFICULT JON OF MOLDINC A WINNING TEAM FROM A BUNCH OF SMALL, INEXPERIENCED HOPEFULS. THE HEAVIEST PLAYER TO REPORT WEIGHED ONLY 165 POUNDS. CLINTON HIGH MAO ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ORID-IRON SEASONS IN A NUMBER OF YEARS, CONSIDERING WHAT COACH AXELSON HAD TO WORK WITH. THE RECORD SHOWS THAT THE LOCALS WON 3 GAMES, LOST FOUR AMO TIED ONE CONTEST, THEY FINISHED IN FIFTH POSITION IN THE NEWLY ORGAMIZCO CENTRAL Conference. The other member schools of the conference included: Jacksonville High, and I llinois School for the Deaf, of Jacksonville, Beardstown, Feitshams, ANO LaMPMIER BOTH OF SPRINGFIELD. The campaign opened at Lincoln with the Mr noons suffering a 30 to 2 defeat AT THE HANDS OF A HEAVIER ANO MORE EXPERIENCED ELEVEN. AN AUTOMATIC SAFELY gave Clinton her only score. The Maroons opened their home season ano also the Central Conference SCHEDULE BY DEFEATING FtITSHAMS OF SPRINGFIELD, 6 TO 0, IN A VERY HARO RAIN. Gibson s rum around right cno from the 15-yaro line furnishes the score for the LOCALS. Jacksonville high, the leader or the Central loop, defeated the Axclsonmcn to the tune of 13 to 0. The secono victory of the season was enjoyed, when the locals defeated Fr Farmer City, 6 to 0, in a night game. Elon Debois scored on a fumbled punt from THE 35-YARO LINE. Bcarostown swamped the locals in a same under the arc lights, 32 TO 14, Touchdowns were scored by Brewer ano Gibson with Kyle kicking the extra points. The loss put the Maroons in fifth place in the Central Conference, where they REMAINED DURING THE REST OF THE SEASON. The annual homecoming game was played on October 23 with Pana as the opponent. A 63-yard run by Don Abrcll, flashy sophomore back, paced the scoring for the Axclsoibicn, as the Pana gridoers were held to a 6-4 tie. The St. Teresa Bulldogs were the final victims of the Maroons, noting before THE LOCALS, 26-19, ON THE TERESA FlELD. THREE TOUCMOOWNS AND AN EXTRA POINT BY Abrcll lead the Maroon ano Golo Pigskin totcrs while Gardner furnished a touchdown amo Kyle place kickeo an extra point. The season was completed by a loss at the mamos of Normal University High ON OUR OWN FIELD. GARDNER WAS THE ONLY CLINTON PLAYER WHO WAS ABLE TO PENETRATE THE HEAVY HlGM LINE AMD HE SCORED A TOUCHOOWN FROM THE ONE-INCH LINE FOR THE only Maroon score as they dropped the contest, 14-4. Clinton 2 T Lincoln Clinton 6 H Fcitsmams Clinton 0 H Jacksonville Clinton 6 T Farmer City •demotes 30 0 13 h. Clirton 14 I Beards TOTH Clinton 6 H Pana Clinton 26 T St. Teresa Clinton 6 H Normal U Hi tral Conference banc. 32 6 19 14 r 42 G.C-US. 19 3 6 £c ujaudL First few: Second few: Third Row: Light hall, Pol cm, Welch, Cart. Brewer, Kent, Ouvall Assistant Coach Ret sham. Com i not on. Scats, Kraft, Arrell, Coach Ax el son Milcham, Walker, Vance, Brewer Coach Axclson issued a call for aspirants for the basketwall tcam, ano when THEY REPORTED, HE THOOCHT HE MAD STARTED TO COACH IN A GRADE SCHOOL OR SOME JUNIOR HIGH FOR THE TALLEST PLAYER TO REPORT WAS ONLY ABOUT 5 FEET 10 INCHES TALL. Despite the fact that four of the first squad were seniors, there were only two LETTERMER LEFT OVER FROM LAST YEARS CROP. AMO COACH AXCLSON REALLY WORKED WONDERS WITH THESE BOYS. THE SHORTEST PLAYER ON THE VARSITY WAS HOBERT WELCH, WHO STOPPED GROWING WHEN HE REACHED 3 FEET 10 INCHES. The records for the 37-36 season show that Clinton won 18 games in 25 starts for A .720 PERCENTAGE. THE MAROONS WON 6 AND LOST 2 GAMES AGAINST REPRESENTATIVES OF THE Bib Twelve, ano won 2 out of three games against Central Conference competition. The Axclsonmcm finished in third place in the Central loop with a percentage of .8 7. The Maroons scored 704 points, while their opponents were held to 392 for THE SEASON. ALTHOUGH THEY LOST THEIR OWN REGIONAL, THEY ADVANCED TO THE SEMIFINALS in the Champaign Sectional ano forced the strong Urrana team to play in TWO OVERTIME PERIODS BEFORE LOSING THE GAME. Clinton 22 T Lincoln 18 Clinton 14 T Ottawa 21 Clinton 34 H Springfield 18 Clinton 28 H Normal U. Higk14 Clinton 24 T Bloomington 14 Clinton 33 H St. Teresa 24 Clinton 34 H Urrana 4 1 Clinton 29 T Witt 20 Clinton 17 T Bement 13 Clinton 31 H Jacksonville 19 • remotes Central aINTO N REGIONAL 23 Clinton 38 Hcyworth 23 Clinton 19 Kenney 13 Clinton 28 Monti cello 48 (Championship game) Clinton 33 H Lincoln 24 Clinton 31 T Mt. Pulaski 23 Clinton 23 H Decatur 24 Clinton 31 T St. Teresa 38 Clinton 27 T Normal U.High 28 Clinton 28 H Bloomington 19 Clinton 19 H Feits«mns 30 Clinton 4L H Lanphier 27 Clinton 18 T Litchfield 23 Clinton 28 H Mr. Pulaski 23 Conference game CHAMPAIGN SECTIONAL Clinton 31 Paxton 22 Semi-finals Clinton 21 Uroama 23 (TWO OVERTIMES) 45 DO NS THOnPSON fliuicstcr A PlkKTIH m± Horr EVAkS LovzhgaitH 0AA TA £ACkgut1 Roecuts P‘ Know 44 CC-W.S. s ± u cL c n ± J 9 3 6 S cr IT t r n m c n t 1st. Row: 2nd. Row: 3rd. Row: 4th. Row: 5th. Row: Miss Tull, Miss Bogardus (Spohsors), Myers (Asst. Ed.), Kring (Ed.-in chict), Boliek (Ad. M6R.), Coax ley (Bus. M6R.), Mrs. Haynes, Miss Smith (Sponsors) PCTTIJOMN, BOESEN, McCoID, BaTSON, ARMSTRONG, M. HERRICK, REEVES, LIGHT— hall, Alvcy, Hensley. Vermillion, Schaffer, Marshall, Miller, Malone, Miclkie, A. Herrick, Orr, Cohen, Abrell, Harris. Snyder, Jordan, Berryman, Foley, Banks, Pearson, Schaffer, Wright, Baker, Boescn, 0. May, Gustafson Hartsock, Duckworth, Hutchinson, Savely, Morrison, Downs, Sears, Roberts C. May. HISTORY Date of Meetings - - This staff meets every Wednesday at 3:15 P.M. First Started - - - The Margol was first started in 1929. Purpose ------ The purpose or this staff is to publish the school paper. 34tn TT 46 C.CHS.______ ______ 1ST. Rcm-CABINCT: Mr. Rosinson, Sponsor, McMahon, Clark, Kring, Corrimston. Puts., Padgett, Abrell, Lighthall. 2nd. Rov-COUNSCL: Cramer, Myers, Swearingen, Boliek, Kolp, Baker, Gambrel, Batson 3rd. Row: Freeman, Hale, Vice, Tatmam, Reeves, Morin, Padgett, Kimmons, SCHWEMKC 4th. Ron: Armstrong, Griffith, Crang. HISTORY Date of Meetings - - - Every Thursoay morning at 8:20 in the Library Conference Room. First Started - - — This body was first organized in November, 1930. Purpose - — - - - - This body was organized in our school for the purpose of EXERCISING DEMOCRACY IN OUR SCHOOL AND CREATING GOOD CITIZENSHIP, 7n r t r 1 R. Lighthall, M. Myers, M. Herrick (Treas.), Kring (V. Pres.), Armstrong (Pres,), Evans (Sec.), R. Corrington, 0. Crang. M. Harris, 0. May, G. Miller, F. Freese, H. Kyle, H. Boliek, Armisteao, Reeves, H. Clark, Roberts, Mr. Evans (Sponsor), G. Padgett, S. Hartsock, h. Gambrel, B. Lighthall, A. Herrick, B. Abrell HISTORY - - - The first ano third Momoay of every month at 8:OOP. M. - • - This organization started in 1935. • - - The purpose of this organization is to make it possible for more PEOPLE OF THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES TO BE RECOGNIZED. THIS IS THE HIGHEST HONOR BESTOWED ON ANY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT. 47 1st. Row: 2nd Row: 3 rd.Row: Meetings -Founded - Purpose - GC.US. C I X n ± a n X d 19 3 6 S 1st Row: 0. May, Kolp, Johnson, Arm i stead, (Clerk), Boliek, (Pres.), McCoio, Phelps, Abrell 2nd Row: Evans, Armstrong, Cramg, Mainwright, Foaro, J. Boesen, Gardner, Douglas. 3rd Row: Brooks, C. May, Kyle, Mr. Robinson, (Sponsor), Clark, B. Boesen, Baker, Banta. HISTORY Date or Meetings - — This club meets on the secono ano fourth Mondays of every month at 7:30 P.M. First Started - ------- This club origemateo in the month of January 1937. Purpose ------- The purpose of this organization is to meet for an informal discussion of topics of interest. 48 a c. hs 19 3 6 1st Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: Suoemdorf, Herrick, (Sr. Editors) Pearson, (Loi tor-in-cmi iy ) iaxtlamd, (Bos. Mgr.), Lighthall, Shaffer, (Music Editors) Malowc (Undcr class Ed.) Miller, Walters (Typists) Armistead (Fac. Ed.) May, Karris, (Org. Editors), Roberts (Write-up £d.), Kyle (Snapshot Ed.), Ives (Umoer class Ed.), Johnson (Typist). Kring (Art Ed.), Armstrong (Sport Ed.). HISTORY Date or meetings — — There is no stated time at which the staff meets. Whenever it is considered NECESSARY A MEETING IS CALLEO. First started — - — This body originated in the year 1938. Purpose ---------- — - The Clintonia Staff was organized for the purpose of publishing the annual edition of the Clintonia. O' r IL nv 1st Row: J. Bocsen, J. Mahon, M. Harris, (Sec. 4 Treas.) D. Crang (Pres.) R. Lighthall, (V. Pres.) D. Alvey, B. Marsh, F. Douglas. 2nd Row: miss H ewkirk (Sponsor) J. Pettyjohn, F. Jordon, S. Hartsock, 0. Johnson M. Hutchinson, J. Kolp, R. Corrincton, W. Cohen, D. Thorpe, H. Clara. 3rd Row: P. Clark, G. McCoio, M. Oakman, J. Terpening, C. May, M. Garoner, C. Roberts, H. Padgett, W. Lindsay, M. Freeman. 4th Row: R. Banks, M. Baker, M. Gustafson, R. Phelps, B. Armistead, A. Reeves, M Hvcus V« ICring 3th Row;  . Cramer, D. May, H. Kyle, H. Boliek, H. Gambrel, R. Bank, G. Myers, F. Foard. HISTORY Date of Meeting - - - - First and third Thursday of every month at 4:00 P.M. First Started - - - - It was organized in the Spring of 1936 and started functioning in the Fall of 1936. Purpose -------- The purpose of this club is to promote interest in oramatic activities ano develop the talent of the stuoent 900y. The two public performances have been Charley's Aunt and Big Hearted Herbert. 49 G US 19 3 6 9 y c £ IL 1st Row: Thompson, Goin, Allen, A. Herrick (Vice Pres.), Evans,(Sec), M. Herrick, (Pres), Armistead, SuOENDORF, ALVEY, MARSHALL. 2nd Ro«: Miss Rutz, (Sponsor), Boesen, Baker, Boliek, Freeman, Padgett, Kimmons, Keur, Hensley, Marsh, Mrs. Haynes, (Sponsor). 3rd Row: Roberts, 0. May, Banks, Hutchinson, Lighthall, Jordan, Lindsey, Gardner, Berryman, Wiekert. atm Row: Crang, G. Snyder, Tatham, Hale, Armstrong, Martin, Walker, Morrison, Myers, Downs, Corrington. 5th Row: Phelps, Kolp, C. May, Webb, Coakley, Duckworth, Oak man, M. Snyder. HISTORY Date of Meetings ------- This club meets on the first and third Thursdays of every month at 4 o'clock. First Started - — - - This club originated in the school year 1932-33. Purpose -------- The purpose of this club is to band together all girls in high school who are interested in developing a more rounoed personality. a a c jL a X a n. 50 acus. 19 3 6 1ST. Row: F. Freese, H Clark. Douglas, aamtlamo (Sec. amo Trias.), Armistcao (Pres.) Bolick (V. Prcs.), aalters, McCoid. 2nd. Row: G. Snyder, Thompson, Ricm, May, Harris, Romrts, Rousey, Snvdcr. 3rd. Row: J. Fricsc, Bocscn, Caang, Kolp, Harris. 4th. Row: Baker, Gustafson, Phelps, Hcnslcy, Torbcrt, Stmt son, Mr. Evans (Sponsor) History Date or Mem mgs -------- First and tmiro Thursdays or cvcry month at 7:30 P. M. in tmc biology laboratory First Started - -- -- -- -- This club was first started during the school year of 1932 and '33. Purpose — --------------------- The purpose or this club is to enable all biology stuocwts «ho wish to learn more about this subject to have a chance to stuoy nature in all its FORMS. 1ST. Row: Scars, Simons, Pollock, Miss Daly (Sponsor), Alvcy, Marsh, Thomas, Marshall, 2nd. Row: Barnett, Sarver, Martin, Matson, Martin, Scars, Armstrong, Comen, Lord, Shaffer. 3rd. Row: Gardner, Coakley, Wright, Baker, May, Brown, Miller, Dbnnb, Brown. 4th. Row: Gustafson, Hensley, Allen, M. Gardner, D. Thorpe, Garvin, Thomson, Gibson, rtooo. 3th. Row: Phelps (V. Prcs.), Swearingen, Goin, Jomison, Armistcao (Prcs.), Dailey, Myers, Reeves, Evans, Snyder. History Date or Meetimgs- - — This association meets on Tuesday ano Wednesday of every week. First Started - - ------ This organization was first started in 1929. Purpose------------------ Ab in other organizations, girls wish to have more physical education than they get IN THEIR CLASSES. THEREFORE, THIS ACTIVITY WAS ORGANIZED. 51 P fc—i iH- £ p O a c.hs. 19 3 6 1st. Row: Kimmons (Quaestor), Brown, Baker (praetors), Pettijohn (scribe) Hull, Boescn, MeCoid (consuls). Banks, B. Boescn (censors). 2nd. Row: Padgett, Gardner, Sarver, Mielxe, Peel, Mielke, Hartsock, McMahon, Crum. 3ro Row: Suffer, Lord, Barnett, Arthington, Miller, Marshall, Hale, Hunter, Keur, Brooks. 4th. Row: Nash, Gustafson, Miss Ross (Sponsor), Shaffer, Berryman, Batson, Cramer, Johnson, Morrison HISTORY Date of Meetings — This club meets the first and third Tuesdays of every month. First Starteo — - In 1922, the Classical Club had its first meeting. Purpose ------ Some students taking Latin desire to learn more about the country AND CUSTOMS OF THE ROMANS. THIS IS WHY “THE CLASSICAL CLUB WAS ESTABLISHED. 1ST Row: B. Tarvin, Johnson, Patterson, Thomas, Thompson, Scronce. 2no Row: Mrs. Petard (Manager), Miss Ross, Miss Tull, Miss Rutz, Banks, McCumber. 3rd Row: Carter, Buchanan, Clevenger, Shaw, Shaw. HISTORY Oate or Meeting - - Different groups of students are in the Cafeteria at different hours IN THE DAY. First Started-------This first started to function on October 3, 1936. Purpose - - - — - The purpose of this organization is to make it easier for teachers AND STUDENTS WHO HAVE A GREAT DISTANCE TO GO AT NOON TO HAVE A WARM LUNCH. 52 64 r • -vt- v'. faFS ' jS W 3«psjifc JZS1 far ■s- . r -r ■• ' S- v . • ••£ '•' AU. ; ; r--.. .. 0T .-gE I “ • £-' F . { r .•. ■ ■ ' .? « ’ tSgJjfr V; ujf i • , • • • • . T -%£?-.AMtiteS l 2 iLL • S « m t ; '£$ . ■. ■-' 3. -v; '■■ - . 7-v ..-■.  •, 4 r .