Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1940 volume:

THE CLINTONIA Published By The CLINTONIA STAFF i in ton Community High School Clinton, Illinois DEDICATION To the fleet commanders who manage with skill and fortitude to maintain contentment under all conditions; who systematize the facilities which bear upon the health, the happiness, the comfort, and the efficiency of the entire crew, and who continue to build higher standards of morals aboard this vessel, we, the graduating apprentice seamen, wish to express our respect and esteem and in gratitude we dedicate this landsman's log, the 1940 Clintonia. litiilh utc straight, (0 lllortliu iHastcr! Stand] auh strong, a gooMu uesscl, (That shall laugh at all hisaster, J uh (itith (italic mth luhirltuiuh (urcstlc! ADMINISTRATION MR. RALPH ROBB Principal Birthplace ................................Chestnut, Illinois Education ..................................Illinois College School Degrees ..........................A.B., M.A. Miss Ura Clark Birthplace ............................Clinton, Illinois Education......Quincy and Chicago Business College Miss Sue Neale Birthplace .........................Hardin, Kentucky Education .......................Clinton High School Hobby ........................................Reading Courtesy of Quality Market 6 THE CLINTONIA PHYSICAL EDUCATION, CAFETERIA, NURSE Mr. Charles E. Farrington Birthplace .........................Streator, Illinois Education ...................................U. of I. School Degree ...................................B.S. Subject ................Phys. Ed., Health and Safety Activities .................................Athletics Hobby ..........................................Sports Mr. Joseph V. Axelson Head of Physical Education Department Birthplace.....................New York, New York Education............Wheaton College, III. University School Degrees .................................A.B., M.A. Subject...........Modern Hist., Am. Govt., Economics Activities .................................Athletics Hobby .........................................Sports Mrs. Marie Birthplace .......................Stavanger, Norway Education .............Wesleyan Conservatory of Music School Degree ............................Certificate Miss Leah Ramsay Birthplace ..................................Ludington, Michigan Education ......................University of Michigan School Degree......................Diploma of Nursing, Certificate of Public Health Nursing Activities ............................Health Service Hobby .........................................Golf Miss Clella F. Daly Birthplace .........................Armington, Illinois Education ................................ I. S. N. U. School Degree ....................................B.A. Subject ..........Girls’ Phys. Ed., Health and Safety Activities ...................................G. A. A. Q. Petard Activities ...................................Cafeteria Manager Hobby .............................Reading and Flowers ARTS AND SCIENCE Mr. Ralph Teter Birthplace ............................Downs, Illinois Education ................................I- S. N. U. School Degree ....................................B E. Subject ............................General Shop, Art Activities ..............Advertising and Ticket Sales Hobby .....................................Photography Miss Coleta Knewitz Birthplace .....................East St. Louis, Illinois Education .....................................U. of I, School Degree .....................................B.S. Subject ..........................Clothing and Foods Activities ............................Graduate Study Hobby.................Reading, Swimming, and Riding Mr. William Powell Head of Industrial Arts Department Birthplace ......................Uniontown, Kentucky Education ................................I. S. N. U. School Degree ....................................B E. Subject....General Shop, Mech. Drawing Woodwork Activities.....Guidance Committee, Student Welfare Hobby ......................................Gardening Mr. Charles R. Evans Head of Science Department Birthplace .......................Scott City, Kansas Education ..................Monmouth College, U. of I. School Degrees ............................B.S., M.S. Subject ......................................Biology Activities ..........Senior Adviser, Bugology Club, National Honor Society, Clintonia Sponsor Hobby ............................Collecting Animals Mr. Wayne Willard Birthplace ..................Sangamon County, Illinois Education...............University of Chicago, U. of I. School Degrees ...............................B.S., MS. Subject ..........................Chemistry and Physics Activities.......Visual Aid Supervisor, Hi-Y Adviser, Physical Science Club Sponsor Hobby .........................................Golf, Photography Miss Gladine Rutz Birthplace ......................................Cuba, Missouri Education .....................................U. of I. School Degree ....................................B.S. Subject..............Boys' Home Ec., Foods, Clothing Activities ......................................Tri-Y Sponsor Hobby ................:.....................Handiwork COMMERCE AND MATHEMATICS Miss Dora M. Nebel Birthplace .................Dewitt County, Illinois Education .................................U. of I. School Degrees ...............................B.A., M.A. Subject ........................Mathematics Activities ...........................Welfare Work Hobby .....................Growing Peonies and Iris Miss Opal Marshall Head of Mathematics Department Birthplace ...........................Jacksonville, Illinois Education .........................Illinois College School Degree ................................A.B. Subject .........................Mathematics Activities ......................Sophomore Sponsor Miss Frances Foote Birthplace ..............................Pittsburg, Illinois Education ..............................I. S. N. U. School Degree .................................BE. Subject .......................Algebra and Geometry Activities ........................Freshman Sponsor Hobby .............................Camping Miss Ethel G. Smith Head of Commercial Department Birthplace ...................Dewitt County, Illinois Fducation .............................University of Chicago School Degree ..................................Ph.B. Subject ..............Shorthand III IV, Typing III IV, Bookkeeping, Com. Law Activities.............Margol Advertising Adviser Hobby ....................................Travel and Reading Mrs. Eileen Haynes Birthplace ...................................Odell, Illinois Education ................................I. S. N. U. School Degree ...................................B.E. Subject ..................................Commercial Subjects Activities ....................................Margol Adviser Hobbv ..........................Rearing Monica Lee Mrs. Dorothy Messinger Cheever Birthplace .........................Rantoul, Illinois Fducation ......................MacMurray College School Degree ..................................A.B. Subject..........Shorthand, Typing, and Jr. Bus. Tr. Activities .............................Duplication Hobby ............................Reading and Home Courtesy of Sanitary Meat Market NINETEEN FORTY 7 Courtesy of Longbrake Moore 8 THE CLINTONIA ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE (Standing from left to right) Miss Katherine Bogardus Miss Violet Mae Koerner Head of English Department Birthplace Chatsworth, Illinois Birthplace Clinton, Illinois Education U. of I. Education School Degrees School Dearees B.A., M.A. Subject Subject Senior and Freshman English Activities Clintonia Adviser Activities Hobby Stitching a fine seam Hobby Music Miss Dorothy Parker Miss Bernice Newkirk Birthplace Clinton, Illinois Head of Drama and Speech Department Education U. of I.. Rockford College Birthplace Lakewood, Illinois School Degree A.B. Education ... U. of I. Subject Sophomore English School Degrees A.B., M.A. Activities Subject Junior English Hobby Reading Activities Dramatics (Seated rom left to right) Miss Abby L. Ross Miss Helen M. Staley Head of Foreign Language Department Birthplace Springfield, Illinois Birthplace Dewitt County, Illinois Education U. of I. Education Ohio Wesleyan, Dixon College School Degree A B. School Degree A.B. Subject Subject Activities Graduate Study Activities ...Junior Class Sponsor. Classical Club Hobby Reading and Swimming SOCIAL SCIENCE. ART AND MUSIC (Seated from left to right) Miss Paulina Tull Mrs. Florence Evans Birthplace Marshall, Illinois Birthplace Hartsburg Illinois Education Education U of I I S N U School Degree ' A B. Activities Subject Social Science Hobby Reading and Sewing Activities Hobby Reading Miss Imogene Underwood Birthplace Palmyra, Missouri Education ..Northwestern University School Degree ... Bachelor of Music Education Subject Public School Music Hobby (Standing from left to right) Mr. Clayton Caslcel Mr. Truman Robinson Birthplace Pittsfield, Illinois Head of Social Science Department Education I. S. N. U. Pleasant Hill, Illinois School Degree B.E. Education Illinois College Subject Geography and Early History School Degree A.B. Activities Supervision of Door Admission Subject American History, Civics Hobby Activities Student Government Hobby My Family Mr. E. R. Sarig Head of Music Department Birthplace Kokomo, Indiana Education Central Normal College, Wesleyn Univ. School Degrees A.B, M.M. Subject Band, Orchestra Activities Instrumental Music Courtesy of C It Style Shop NINETEEN FORTY y Courtesy of Famous Cash Store OntiiU' tin'll mu ship anil scab it straight—CO jFather, ’(Lhoucjlj torn hy storm, assail eh hy tuiaii auh tuatic 0)1] cptihc its course, anh seuh it safely fyomefuarh J uh may it reach the houieport, (The (Ooal. 12 THE CLINTONIA FRESHMAN FIRST ROW: Betty Lou Roseman. Mary Louise Nelson. Mary Ellen Shafior. Helen Pate. Rosemary Day. Dorothy Jean Wado. Hazol Suo Hommick. Lynda Peltz. Mary Ann Moots. Marie Ann Crang. Jane Ruth Gustafson. Mary Lighthall. Patty Ballew. SECOND ROW: Louise Craft. Mary Alice Luker. Mary Marie Webb. Mary Margaret Lawler. Esther Ruth Ray. Mary Ann Maurer, Ernestine Lambert. Lorraino Gardner. Thoa Dora Lindsey. Mary Lowery. Yuba Enos. Harriett Taylor. Norma Jean Scott. Mary Ruth Bess. THIRD ROW: Mona Arnold. Dorothy Lappin. Mary Frances Huffman. Aileen Floyd. Phyllis Lane. Loyce Higgins, Norma Ayers. Betty Lou Patterson. Mary Margaret Woodward. June Cralley. Barbara Harris. Mildred Allen. Mary Kathryn Davis. Cliffia Mandroll. FOURTH ROW: Emma Harmon. Wanda Lee Lynch. Juanita Foster. Peggy Tucker, Emily Stern, Joan Rogers. Peggy Stoll. Eleanor Miller, Dollie Meeks. Lois Coppenbarger, Betty Lou Landacre, Louisa West. Helen Cole. Alice Marie Shophord. Cleo Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Marjorie Ferrill. Jean Ryan, Betty Lou Wagner. Helen Louise Dial, Ruby Turner. Martha Lynch, Donna Van Camp. Potty Jo Long. Lucretia Conant. Phyllis Girard. Rosemary Crosno. Lorene Lee, Virginia Evans. Norma Soats. Connie Rucker, Rosomary Stokowski. Maxine Obermoyer. STANDING: Coleman Harris. Maiy Margarot Lawler. Miss Foote (Sponsor). Mary Alice Luker, George Herrick (Co-chairman). SEATED: Jane Ruth Gustafson (Co-chairman). FIRST ROW: Bob Parrish. Vernon Powless. Melvin Owens. Budd Wilkinson, Donald Lakin, Lyle Hammers, Darrell Dyer. Richard Lord. Wayne Clark. SECOND ROW: James Crowell. Joy Burton. Glindo Eastham. Alvin Shirel. Donald Dillow. Charles Campbell. Oscar Blake, James Hoge. Orin Anderson, Donald Geddes. Robert Thompson. THIRD ROW: Richard Ryan, August Gibson. Jerry Jenkins. Capps Sutherland. Paul Spencer. Billy Williams. Robert Hoback. Robort Thorp. Paul Moore, Burnell Carter. Edward Daniols. FOURTH ROW: James Sprague, Ameal Debois. Charles Bourne. Robert Rude. Fred Brunner. Loren Ward. Donald Hibbard. Harry Knickerbocker. Carroll Luker. Donald Payno. Edward Rickgauer. Jack Armstrong. Orval Willis. FIFTH ROW: David Mayall. Carl Geddes. Elmei Strange. Leslie Foundersmith. Robert Bowers, William Shinneman, Robort Burris, Carroll Moore, Dale Snyder. John Buttolph. Buddy Reeder, Forrest Cothorn. Bob Myers. Richard Tuggle, Robort Williams. SIXTH ROW: Ray Stone, Robert Ponnington. George Herrick. Coleman Harris, Raymond Tate, Bernard Thorpe, Everett Loisner. Robert Raines, William Garvin, Hubert Kloeman. Albert Belyea, Dale Adams, Arnold Huebner. Cecil Oakley. Frank Lovett. Robert Hayes. Cast off the mooring line! Hoist sail! Freshmen, you have started on a new experience—high school. As you journey on the sea of education and look back over the horizon, your former school fades from view. It brought you many pleasant memories, but so has your freshman year. The officers chosen by the freshmen “plebs were fane Ruth Gustafson and George Herrick, co-chairmen; Mary Alice Luker, Mary Margaret Lawler, and Coleman Harris, the assisting officers. The student body bestowed an honor on one of your freshmen mates, Hazel Sue Hemmick, by electing her as a member of the Student Cabinet. The plebs out for athletics were Raymond Tate, Bob Myers, and Bill Garvin. The music department was pleased with the honors awarded to Mary Ann Moots, winning first division in the state band solo contest, and to Charles Campbell, winning first division in the state vocal contest. At the freshman meetings, scheduled the fourth Monday of every month, the members have had an opportunity to exhibit a wide variety of talent. The “budding socialites enjoyed a class party—one hilarious evening of dancing and bunco. The excellent assembly program on the etiquette and history of our flag has been highly commended by the student body. Miss loote is the efficient adviser of the freshman class. Courtesy of Myers Bros. Clothiers 14 SOP THE C L I N T O N I A FIRST ROW: Virginia Bolyoa. Lucille Dunakey, Dorothy lean Wilson. Laura Ellen Smith, Geraldine Nichols. Kathryn Burris. SECOND ROW: Estelle McDonald. Shirley Williams. Betty Ann Martin. Ruby Barnett. Mao Brewer. Margaret Scoones. Hazel Williams. Noeva Taylor. Clara Kepner. Charlotte Bell, Miriam Volkmar. Martha Crang, Rosaline Spencer. THIRD ROW: Betty Hartsock. Faye Wantland. Norma Burger. Margie Johnson. Monthel Meeks. Henrietta Joplin. Mary Ellen Dial. Dorothy Sweazy. Elizabeth Haines, Luella Finn. Alta Short. Glema Swartz. Ina Lovett. Mary Duvall. FOURTH ROW: Mary Buttolph. Betty Riney. Alberdina Clark. Mildred Cisco, Gail Owens. Dora Herrick. Edna Rich. Estabelle Obermeyer, Caryl Foundersmith. Norma Forbes. Norma Long. Betty Dillow. Velma Sisco. Betty Whitt. FIFTH ROW: Dona Jean Arnold. Patty Mire. Madelyn Griliin. Helen Cobb. Virginia Nixon. Alborta Bennott. Alice Banks. Mary Ellon Yates. Donna Mae Anderson. Mary Jane Goin. Dorothy Moore, Catherine Cyphors. Caryl Walters. Holon Miller, Barbara Ijams. Norma Jean Bell. STANDING: Donna Mao Anderson. Dora Herrick (Chairman). Gleason Mahoney. Laura Ellen Smith. Dorothy Jean Wilson. SEATED: Miss Marshall (Sponsor). FIRST ROW: Willie Taylor. Ogdon Fought. Allen Sprague. Dale Simpson. Rex Blue. Harry Mercer. Raymond Taylo. Raymond Singer. Edwin Brown. SECOND ROW: Richard Paradoe. Charles Morrow. Edrie Turner. Eldon Reeves. Richard Brooks, John O'Neill. Albert Vermillion. Roy Harold Cooley. Russell Cobb. James Griliin. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Covey. Charles DeAtloy. Dale McAboy. W. G. Shaw. Jack Pearl. John Kuhn Gleoson Mahoney. Donald McCumber. Philip Morin. Jimmie Hoyt, Robert Killough. FOURTH ROW: Edwin Westray. Carl Moody. Leland Simcox. Walter Lane. Robert Carey. Dean Adams. Clyde Robinson, Edwin Purcell. Don North, Jimmie Burger, Dean Snyder. David Redman. Richard Christian. FIFTH ROW: Robort Wost. Robert Daniols. Wilbur Clavier. Junior Willis. Jamos Rich. Goorge Workman. William Smith. Ellis Seaton, Robert Walker, Doan Harvey. Leroy Taylor, Dean Griilith. Billy Tuggle. James Barker. Anchors aweighl Ship ahoy! Sophomores, you are no longer green plebs. As midshipmen, you are striving toward your goal of higher education. The sophomores who aspired to the distinction of class officers were Dora Herrick, chairman; Laura Ellen Smith, Dorothy Jean Wilson, Madelyn Griffin, and Gleason Mahoney. A party consisting of bunco and dancing, an amateur hour presented for general assembly, and meetings on the third Monday of each month have comprised the social class events of the year. Virginia Belyea and Dale Simpson were the successful sophomore candidates in the Student Cabinet election. The athletes of the sophomore class are Jack Pearl, Don North, Gleason Mahoney, Edwin Westray, and Leland Simcox. The outstanding musicians are Dora Herrick, Gleason Mahoney, and Dale Simpson, who won first in the state band solo contest. Herrick and Mahoney also won 2nd division ratings at the National Contest. Miss Marshall is the capable adviser of the sophomore class. Courtesy of E. Kent Co NINETEEN FORTY 15 Courtesy of Clinton Floral Shop 16 THE CLINTONIA CLASSROOM PICTURES Class—English II. Period—Second Hour. Teacher—Miss Violet Koerner. Class—French II. Period—Second Hour. Teacher—Miss Helen Staley. Class—Girls' Physical Education. Period—Third Hour. Teacher—Miss Clella Daly. Class—Algebra II. Period—First Hour. Teacher—Miss Dora Nebel. Courtesy of M. Gottlieb, Clothier NINETEEN FORTY 17 Class—Biology. Period—Third Hour. Teacher—Mr. Charles R. Evans. Class—Clothing. Period—First Hour. Teacher -Miss Coleta Knewitz. Class—Study Hall. Period—Second Hour. Teacher—Mr. Clayton Casteel. Class—W ood work. Period—Fourth Hour. Teacher—Mr. William Powell. Courtesy of M a gill House Hotel On the sideline — Equestriennes Morin and Orr — Who's afraid of the Big Brass Bass? Not Fought, Westray, or Sweazy — Maybe it did and maybe it didn't — Down to Mother Earth — March, march, march, the Maroons are maching — Parade forms here — What's RIGHT with this picture — Get that rebound, Vance — Pearl practicing perfect play — What strange sounds the wind makes, think Douglas, Moore, and Buntin, way back WHEN — Mortimer's voice in the making. Courtesy of Model Laundry 3ohm came the storm, atth smote aqatu (The uessel m its strength; § bc sluthhereh anh putsch, like a frighteurh stcch, (Then leapeh her cable’s length. 20 THE CLINTONIA JUNIORS First Row: Irma Conroy, Mary Barnett, Lois Arthington, Patricia Ryan, Doris Jean Fink, Agnes Lynch, Peggy Marshall. Virginia Tatham. Second Row: Dorothy Clarey, Dorothy Mills, Harriett Hall, Marjorie Emmett, Barbara Boesen, Helen Bethel, Gertrude Gardner, Mary Jane Parker, Mary McNutt, Jeanne Light-hall, Violet Debois. Third Row: Betty Morse, Bernice Donovan, Ilah Mae Long, Dorothy Aparks, Bernice Smalley, Marian Hale. Kathryn Padgett, Ada Jenkins, Betty Larry, Lillian Spencer, Anna Ruth Singer, Dixie Lee Crum. Fourth Row: June Sears, Rosemary Armstrong, Geraldine Storey, Roxine Dailey. Evelyn Logue, Helen VanCamp, Thelma Tuggle, Ruth Sronce, Patty Pettyjohn, Ellen Bethel, Wanda Higgins, Bertha Harrold, Alice Lynch. Fifth Row: Betty Wells, Marjorie Miller, Phyllis Sheridan, Dorothy Teal, Mildred Armour, Violet Wiekert, Mona Gregory, Rosalie Ward. Lily Crystal, Millicent Martin, Doris Sarver, Emalyn Nickell, Edna Bell Gardner, Laura Alice Smith. Sponsor Miss Abby L. Ross Officers Richard Martin, Treasurer; Raymond Roberts, President; Donald Pennington, Secretary; Dixie Lee Crum, Vice-President First Row: Victor Kleeman, Oliver Twist, James Matheny, Kent Strange, Sarnie Patterson, Lonnie Brinkley, Farrell Smith, Deneen Fought. Second Row: Charles Burton, Forrest Stine, Myron Hoke. Junior Enos. Francis Ryan. Paul Sympson, Fred Ball. Charles Kyle, Raymond Roberts, William Lowery. Third Row: John Lighthall. Leslie Robinson, Harry Arnold. Howard Lighthall, Jackie Blue, Ivan Manley, Edward McMahon, Harold Scott. Lee Pittenger, Donald Pennington. Fourth Row: George Sweazy, Richard Poper, Joe Pettyjohn, Dale Moore, Allen Lovell Charles Mills, George Walker, Eugene Young, Harold Landacre, Keith Day, George Sessions. Fifth Row: Leo Hart, Norman Barnett, Marion Polen, Donald McAboy, Theron Robinson, Frank Gardner, Earl Campton, Frank Holley, Thomas Dougherty, Eugene Randall. Lyle Seats. Richard Martin, Everett Stivers. Courtesy of Dr. Louis IS. Morin NINETEEN FORTY 21 Courtesy of Hammond Son 22 THE CLINTONIA JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Shiver my timbers! Juniors, we salute you as upperclassmen. The officers of your class are Raymond Roberts, president; Dixie Lee Crum, vice-president; Donald Pennington, secretary; and Richard Martin, treasurer. The junior class 'announced with pride its two Student Cabinet members: Francis Nash, our next year's leader, and Frank Holley. Juniors participating in athletics are Frank Holley, Lyle Seats, Fred Ball, Allen Lovell, Charles Mills, and Theron Robinson. Jeanne Lighthall, Dale Moore, and Junior Enos honored the music department by winning first division in the state band solo contest. Dale Moore was awarded 3rd division at the National Contest. The juniors haven't had any parties, but the class play, Trail of the Lonesome Pine, and plans for the Junior and Senior Prom have been under way. Miss Ross is the able junior class adviser. NINETEEN FORTY 23 “Hiram'' — Eyes front, band — Jodie, the baton juggler — P. E. pulchritude — You're on the air, Betty — Sweazy swings said sousaphone — You're Wright, that's Cotton — Kent and the Corrington trophy — Mick and Flip, just hanging around — “Tiny'’ Crang — Band in action — Wantland, unrehearsed. Courtesy of T. A. Hull Son Class—Bookkeeping. Period—Third Hour. Teacher—Miss Ethel Smith. Class—Library. Period—Third Hour. Teacher—Mrs. Florence Evans. Class—Public Speaking. Period—Sixth Hour. Teacher—Miss Bernice Newkirk. Class—Typing II. Period—Fourth Hour. Teacher—Mrs. Eileen Haynes. Courtesy of Alexander Lumber Co. (0 (Captain! mu captain! mu fearful trip is brute; fTItc ship has tueather’b eueru rack, the prize (tie sought is toon; (Elie port is near, the hells 31 hear, the people all exulting, 311hile follotu cues the steabu keel, the ucssel grim anb baring. c c H s Tommy Johnson Deafy Ambition: Engineering Edna Faye Hunter ’Snooks Ambition: School Teacher Concert Orch. '37-'40; V Speak Choir '37; Class. Club '39-'40. Dorothy Evans Red Ambition: Scientist V. Speak Choir '37; G A A '37-'40, Glee Club '40. Jr. Play '39; Bug. Club '39-'40; St. Gov 40. Clintonia '40: Natl. Hon. Soc. '40. Jeanne Louise Morin Chub Ambition: Surgical Nurse Band '37-’40; Glee Club '37-'40; Octette '37; Mixed Chorus '39; Special Orch. '38-'40; Class. Club '37; Council '38-‘40; Tri-Hi-Y '37-‘40; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. '39-'40. Jr. Pres. '39; Jr. Play '39; Operetta '37-‘39; Sr. Play '40. Donald Johnson Don Ambition: Farm Adviser Basketball ‘38. Boys’ Chorus '37-'40; Usher '37-'40; Operetta '37-'40. SENIORS Harry Sprague. Jr. Curly Ambition: Aviator or Cabinet Maker Usher '38-'40; M. Proj. Op. '40. Mary G. Gustafson Gussie Ambition: Teacher of Social Science G. A. A. 37-'40; Class Club '38-'39; Council '38-'40. Tri-H i - Y '40. Science Club '40; Bug Club 38-'39; Jr. Plav '39; Operetta '39. Margol '39. Margol Adv '37-‘38. Dram Club '38-'40. Jr. Vice-Pres. '39; Sr Vice-Pres '40. Girl Res. '38-'39; Sr. Play '40 Winona Hayes Nona Ambition: Dramatics Mixed Chorus '37-'39. Glee Club '37-'39. Band '37-'40; Bug. Club '37; Operetta '37-'39. Theola Eileen Meece Ambition: Nurse D Robert Willmore ' Willie Ambition: Journalist Boys' Chorus '39; Operetta '39. Hi-Y '38, Basketball '37-'38. Geraldine Simmons Jerry Ambition: Beauty Operator G. A A. ‘38-'40, St. Gov. '37; Council '37; Girl Res. '37; V. Speak. Choir '37. Carol E. McCammon Ambition: Professional Skater G. A A '37-'40; Cheer Leader '39-'40. Harry D. Gotti Goody Ambition: Greatest Cornet Virtuoso Band '37-'40; Chorus '37-'39; Operetta '37-'39. Special Orch. ‘38-'40- Concert Orch '37; Jr. Plav '39 Class. Club '37. Ruth E. Shepherd Ruthie Glee Club '37-'39. Gene Armstrong Army Ambition: Engineer Science Club '38-'40; Council '39-'40. James Corrington Bill Hopoe Ambition: Coach of College Team Football ‘37-’40; Basketball '37-'40; Mar-aol '40 Band '37; Hi-Y ‘37-'40. Roberta M. Stubbs Bobbie Ambition: Good Stenographer Glee Club '37-'38. Darrell Groves Ambition: Successful Businessman. Bug. Club '39. Geraldine Cotton Gerry Bill Ambition: Be a fairly good musician. G. A A '37; Glee Club '37-'40; Concert Orch. '38; Special Orch. '38-'40, Class. Club 38. Band '37-'40. Jr. Play '39; Operetta '39; Council '40. Erma Jean Harris Jean Ambition: Beauty Operator Glee Club '37 - '40. Concert Orch. '37; Bug. Club '38. Don D. Mallicoat Sky Ambition: Aviator Glee Club '37-'38 Band '37-'38. Betty Ann Lane Betts Ambition: Radio Singer Glee Club '37-’40; French Club '38. Special Orch. ‘39-'40; Mixed Chorus '39; Operetta '38-'39; Tri-Hi - Y '30; Cantata '37-'40. Imogene Wantland Band '37-'38. Annabelle P. Miller Annie Ambition: Nurse Girl Res. '37; Class. Club '37-‘38; Mixed Chorus '37-’39; G. A A '37-'40. Bug Club '39. Dram. Club '39-'40; V. Speak. Choir '38. George T. Schwenke Baron Von Sherman Swank Ambition: Writer. Architect, and Millionaire Council '38-'40; Clintonia '40. Margol '40; Baseball '40. Harold Bennett Pee Wee Ambition: Civil Engineer Wilda Jane Cline Willy Ambition: Secretary Dorothy Azbill Jessie Mae Allen Ambition: Beauty Operator G A A '38 -'39. Glee Club '37; Girl Res. '37-'39; Margol '39-'40. Ushor '38-'40; Science Club '40. Kenneth Gray Dewey Ambition: Accountant Council '39; Jr. Play '39; Dram. Club '40; M. Proj. Op. '40; Sr. Play '40. 1 9 4 0 John Hull Class President Courtesy of H. It. I.unrili Son Courtesy of John Warner Hank c c H S Dorothy J. Johnson Dot” Ambition: Beauty Culture Glee Club '37-'40; Dram. Club '38, Usher '40; Cafeteria Personnel ’38 - '40; Operetta '37-'39. Anna Lou Wilson Annie” Ambition: School Teacher Band '37-'38. Frederick Foard Fritz” Ambition: Doctor Band '37-'38; Class. Club '37; Concert Orch. '37-'40; Boys' Chorus '37-‘40; Operetta '37-‘40; Bug. Club '39-'40; Dram. Club '38-'40. Jr. Play '39. Hi-Y '40; Mixed Chorus '39; Forum '38; Clintonia '40. Marie Sparks Rie” Ambition: To travel Ruth McMahon Ruthie” Ambition: Secretary V. Speak Choir '37; Girl Res. '37. SENIORS Eugene Clevonger Ambition: Electric Art Welder Usher '37-'40; M Proj. Op. ‘39-'40. Georgo Strange Usher Personnel '38-'40 Lillian Linton Duplication '39. Mildred Pollock Margie” Ambition: Nurse G. A A '37-‘40. Thelma Shaffer Tomilya” Ambition: Nurse. Class. Club '37-'35. Glee Club '37-'40; G A A '37. Band ’38-'40. Concert Orch. '39-'40, Margol Adv '37-'38. Juanita M. Brown Nita” Ambition: Nurse Class. Club '37-'38. G A A 37-'38; V Speak. Choir '38. Wayne Coppenbarger Cope” Ambition: Agriculture Expert Glee Club '37; Usher Personnel '40. Jodie Buntin “Judy” Ambition: Doctor of Surgery Band ‘37-'40; Dram. Club '38-'4U: Drum Major '38-'4Q; Mixed Chorus '39; Margol Adv. '37; Glee Club '37-'40, Class. Club '40. Operetta '38. Science Club '39-’40 Bill Lane Red Football '37-'38; Hi-Y ‘40. Mary Gertrude Gustafson Class Vice-President Dorothy V. Johnson Johnny” Ambition: Nurse Margol Adv. '39-'40; Glee Club '37, Tri Hi-Y ’39-‘40, Usher '39-'40. Edna Woodard Eddie” Ambition: Stenographer V. Speak Choir '37. Eileen Berryman Bumble Bee Ambition: Secretary Council '37-'38; St. Gov. '37-'39; Class. Club '37-'38. Girl Res '38-'39 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. '39; Nat'l Hon. Soc. President •40. Betty Walker Begger” Ambition: Beauty Operator G. A. A '37-'38. Harriett Arnold Ambition: Good Stenographer George McCoid Flip” Ambition: Pharmacist Class. Club '37-’38; Bug. Club '38-'40, Band '37-'40; Cheer Leader '38-'39; Operetta '38-'39; Jr. Play '39, Dram. Club '38-'39; Forum '37-’38; Special Orch. '39-'40: Boys' Chorus '38-'39; St. Gov. '40. Science Club '39. Clarence Matthews Ambition: Contractor Usher Personnel '39 '40. Alice Thorpe Daisy Mae Ambition: Commercial Artist Dram. Club '40; Clintonia '40. Doris E. Sympson Red Ambition: Travel Bug. Club 38-'40. Council '39; Margol '40; Science Club '40; Sr. Treasurer '40; Nat'l Hon. Soc. '40. Clintonia Editor '40 Elva H. Johnson L Ambition. Good Beauty Operator G. A. A '37-'38; Glee Club '39: Mixed Chorus '39; Jr. Play '39. Betty Armstrong Betts Ambition: Get good job. V. Speak. Choir '37; Girl Res ’37-'38. Alma Lucille Yates Jim” Ambition: To travol Shirley Rae Miller Ambition: School Teacher Glee Club '37. Dorothy Lord Dottie” Ambition: Nurse G. A A '37-'38; Class. Club '37-'38. Don Abrell Abe Football '37-'39; Basketball '37-’40. Margol '39-'40. Council '37. Albert Campbell Ambition: Radio Engineer Science Club 40. 1 9 4 0 Courtesy of John li. Kuhn, Sr c c H s John Boesen Max Ambition: Dr. or Ec., Statesman Council '37-'38; Operetta '38-'39; Football ’36-'38; St Gov. ’37; Margol -38; V. Speak. Choir 37; Basketball '37 - '39; Bug. Club 38; Margol A d v '37-'38; Class Club '37-'38; Baseball ‘40; Track '40; Science Club '4C; Dram. Club '37; Senior Play. Betty J. Marsh Ambition Medicine G. A A '38-'40; Girl Res. '38-'39; Dram. Club '38-'40; Concert Orch. 37-'40; Tri Hi-Y '40; Margol Adv. 39-'40, Jr Play '39; Operetta '37-'39; Bug Club '40; Glee Club 37-'39. John Parker “Jack Ambition: Labor Leader Science Club '40. Lila Jane Crum “Tudy Ambition: Stenographer Class Club '37-'38; Jr. Treas '39; Clin-tonia '40; Usher '40; Margol Adv. '40; Duplication '40; Natl. Hon. Soc. '40. John Hull “Hullie Ambition: Metallurgist Class Club '37. Hi-Y '39 - '40; Science Club '39 - '40; Natl. Honor Society ‘39-'40. M Proj. Op. '40. Sr. Pres; Jr. V.-Pres. SENIORS Raymond Florey Ambition: Civil Service Steno. Margol Adv. '37; V. Speak Choir 37; Band ‘37-'39. Orch. 37-'38. Marie Dillman Dilly Ambition: Teacher Donald D. Moore Don Ambition: Electrical Engineer Band 37-'40; Hi-Y '37- 40; M. Proj. Op. '39-'40 Marjorie Huffman Marge Ambition: Vocalist Mixed Chorus '37; Glee Club '37 - '40 Operetta '37 - '38. Class. Club '37, G. A A '37. Jr. Play '39; Octet ’38, Girls' Quartet '40; Margol '40. John Kent Ambition: Lumberman Basketball '37 - '40; Football '38-'39. Hi-Y '38-'40 Bernadine Moore Bernie Ambition: To travel Clintonia '40. Marilizabeth Peel “Nibet Ambition: Nurse Class Club '37-'39; Glee Club '37-'38. V. Speak. Choir '37; Senior Play. Forrest L. Douglas Hut Ambition: Architect Band '37-'39; Jr. Play ‘39; Bovs' Chorus '38-'39; Bug. Club '38-'39; Dram. Club '38-'40; Science Club '39; Forum '38; Operetta '38. Ruth Walker Ambition: Secretary Girl Res. '37-'38; Tri Hi-Y '37-'40. Glee Club '37-'40; Band ‘37-'40; Operetta '38-'39; Concert Orch. '38-'39; Usher '39-'40, Mixed Chorus '38-'39; Jr. Plav '38; Council '39-'40. Natl. Hon. Soc. '40. Gene Vance Ambition: Coach Football '37-'40; Basketball '37-'40. Hi-Y 38-‘40; Cabinet '40; Council '40. Natl. Honor Soc. '40. Edward Polen Ned Ambition: Stenographer Mildred Snyder Midge Ambition: Teaching G. A A. '37 - '38; Glee Club '37; Margol Adv. '37 - '38; Usher '39-'40. Dick Crang Crangy or Girlie ' Ambition: Doctor. Bus. Man Class. Club '37-’38, Council '37-'38; Jr Plav '38: Chorus '39; Operetta '39; Senior Play. Anna M. Willmore Squirt Ambition: Nurse Girl Res. '37. Pauline Clark Ambition: A good job. Concert Orch. '37-'40. James Russell Rusty Ambition: Doctor or Bus. Man Margol Adv '37; Usher ’38-'39; Class. Club '38 - '39; Bug. Club '39. Geraldine Lane Jerry Ambition: Secretary Bug. Club '39-'40; Tri Hi-Y '40. Margol Adv. '40. Jesse Timmons Timmie Ambition: Business Council '38-'39; Science Club '38-'40; M Proj. Op. '38-'40 Nettie Davenport Net Ambition: English Teacher Class. Club '38-'4U; Dram Club '39-'40. Chas. W. Armstrong ‘ Armstrong Ambition: Aviation Usher Personnel '37-'40. Doris Alvey Class Secretary Donald E. Azbill Don Ambition: Farm Adviser Usher '37-'40. Boys' Chorus '37-'40, Operetta 37-'40 Bas ketball '37. Mildred Freeman Midge Ambition: Stenographer Glee Club '37-'40. Dram. Club '38. Girl Res. '38; Council '38 Pete Kraft Ambition: Auditor Football '36-'38, Basketball 36-'38 Marjorie Baker Bake Ambition: Nurse G. A A '37-'40. Girl Res '37-'38; Class. Club ‘37-'39, Margol '37-'40; Dram. Club ‘38-'39; Tri Hi-Y 40. Bug. Club '38 - '40. Glee Club '37 - '38; Council ’37-'38; Forum '37; Senior Play. Kenneth F. Sparks Ambition: Aviation 1 9 4 0 Courtesy of Pennington's Courtesy of Spurgeon's 32 THE CLINTONIA SENIORS c c H S Betty Lou Tarvin Ambition: Stenographer Class. Club '37-'39. Robert Tuggle Bob Ambition: Accountant Usher 38-'40; M. Proj. Op. '39-'40. Dorys Jane Alvey Dory Ambition: Teacher of Deaf G. A A. '37-’4C: Band '37-'40; Special Orch. '39-'40; Glee Club '37-'38; Operetta ‘37-'39; Margol •37-'40; Tri-Hi-Y '37-'40; Sr. Secretary '40. Annual Staff '40; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. '40. Sr. Play '40. Rosemary Phelp3 “Rosie the Redskin Ambition: Dietitian Council '37; Forum '37 G. A A '37-’40, Glee Club '38-'39; Jr. Secretary '39; Operetta 39; Jr. Play '39; Dram. Club '37-38; Bug. Club 38; Girl Res. '37 - '39; V. Speak. Choir '37; Science Club '40; Band '37; Tumbling Team '39. Nat'l. Hon. Soc. '39; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. Treasurer '40; Mixed Chorus '39; Margol Editor '40, Tri-Hi-Y '39-'40; Sr. Play '40. Donald Shaw “Dopey Ambition: Farmer Doorguard '39-'40. Doris Washburn Ambition: To travel Cafeteria Personnel '38-'40. Donald Leo Evans “Don Ambition: Musician Band '37-'40; Class. Club '37-'38. Margol Adv. '37; Jr Plav '39. Special Orch. '38-'40; Bug. Club '40. Ralph Banta “Buddy Ambition: Millionaire V. Speak. Choir '37; Boys' Chorus '37-'40; Operetta '39; Jr. Play '39; Dram. Club '33-'40. Lavonne Jones “Jonesy Ambition: Nurse Margol '40; Glee Club '37-'38; Dram. Club '37-'38. Ralph Seats Ambition: Lawyer Band '37-'40; Sr. Play '40. Raymond Deegan “Ray Band '37; Concert Orch. '37. Donald Pate “Smokey Ambition: Engineer Joanno Strange Ambition: Journalist V. Speak. Choir 37. Stephen Errol Smith Snuffy Ambition: Ag. Teacher Usher '39-'40. Sr. Play '40. Wilma Alice Wright Willie Ambition: Stenographer Band '37-'40. Special Orch. '39-'40; G. A. A. '37-'40; Nat'l. Hon. Soc. '40; Tri-Hi-Y '40; Council '39-'40; Concert Orch. '37-’39; Margol Adv. '37-’33: St. Cabinet '40. Norma Goin Ambition: Aviatrix Girl Res. 37-'38; G. A A 37-'39; Bug. Club '37; Margol '39; Clintonia '40. Junior Gophart Bunny Ambition: Aviator Science Club '39-'40; Usher '38-'40. Harriett Hensley “Hes Ambition: Nurse or Air Stewardess Glee Club '37-'39; G. A A '37-'39; Girl Res. '37-'39; Operetta '38-'39; Bug. Club '38; Band '37-'40; Margol Adv. '37-'39. Passports Without Pictures Dorys Sympson Class Treasurer Ruth F. Kennedy Ruthie Ambition: Designer Verse Speak Choir '37; Glee Club ‘37; Band '37-'39; Drum Majorette '39; Margol Staff '39. Carolyne E. Rees Ambition: Beauty Operator Girl Reserves '37. '38. Donald Woodrum Woody Basketball '37-'40. Dorothy E. Johnson “Kentucky Ambition: Commercial Adv. Glee Club 37-'39; Library Club 37-'38; Sr. Play. James McMahon Mickey Ambition: Doctor of Law Band '37-'40; Margol '37-'38 '37-‘38 '37-'39 37-'39 Student Soph. Nat'l. Dram. Club Glee Club Class. Club Operetta '38 Council '37 Council '38 Honor Soc '39-'40: Sci. Club '40 Student Cab. '38-'39 Con. Orch. '38; Margol Adv. '37. Sarah Danner “Sally Ambition: Nursing G. A A. '37; Glee Club '38. '39. Emma Storey Em Ambition: Nursing G. A. A. '38; Verse Speak. Choir ‘38. 1 9 4 0 Courtesy of Herman Metz Courtesy of Ben. G. Chambers NINETEEN FORTY 34 THE CLINTONIA Drop anchor! All ashore! Seniors, you are about to launch forth upon commencement. C. C. H. S. is sorry to see you go, but we know that you have striven toward graduation. We hope that your memories of our school are pleasant ones. The senior class officers were John Hull, president; Mary Gustafson, vice-president; Dorys Alvey, secretary; and Doris Sympson, treasurer. Student Cabinet members from the senior class were Jeanne Morin, president, Gene Vance, George McCoil, and Wilma Wright. The five seniors that represented athletics were John Kent, Jim Corrington, Don Abrell, Gene Vance, and Don Woodrum. John Kent was awarded the cup in honor of his being the most valuable player on the Clinton basketball team. An honor was also bestowed on Gene Vance—that of being named as one of the five players on the all-state basketball team. There were sixteen seniors in the band. Two of them, Jeanne Morin and Jodie Buntin, won first in the slate band solo contest and participated in the national contest held in Battle Creek, Michigan. Jeanne Morin won 1st division on the marimba; Wilma Wright won 1st division on the cornet; Donald Evans and Harry Gotti won 2nd and 4th division respectively as student conductors and Jodie Buntin won 2nd division rating in twirling. A wiener roast and dance was given by the senior class. The seniors have been busying themselves with pass for Commencement. Mr. Evans is the competent adviser of the senior class. NINETEEN FORTY 35 Moore, Parker, Lighthall posing — Bennetts, McCoid, Wantland, way back when — Goin goin' on two years — Love me, love my dog, says Washburn — You're mine, all mine, Banta, Berryman, Fink — Jim — May, Phelps, Morin just looking — Ferdinand Christian — I'm smiling at you, says Jerry — Shaffer, McNutt, Barnett. Arnold — Bread is the staff of life, with hamburger — Just relaxing — Lighthall and Corrington, parts missing — Same Ferdinand — Who is she, Mahoney? Courtesy of Drs• Pugh Rhea Cl'ass—American History. Period—Sixth Hour. Teacher—Mr. Truman Robinson. Class—Art. Period—Fourth Hour. Teacher—Mr. Ralph Teter. Class—Boys' Home Economics. Period—First Hour. Teacher—Miss Gladine Rutz. Class—Chemistry. Period—Sixth Hour. Teacher—Mr. Wayne Willard. Courtesy of Moots Motors o “(There is a place for cucruthing, 3lu earth, nr shu, or sea, lllhcre it mao fiuh its proper use, J nh of aMmutagc he.” 38 THE CLINTONIA ORGANIZATIONS CLASSICAL CLUB First Row: Louise Craft, Patty Jo Long, Rosemary Stokowski, Mary Ann Crang, Jane Ruth Gustafson, Mary Ann Moots, Lynda Peltz, Mildred Cisco, Mae Brewer. Second Row: Patricia Ryan, Miriam Volk-mar, Clara Mae Kepner, Alice Marie Shepherd, Mary Ann Maurer, Margaret Scoones, Mary Lowery, Yuba Enos, Mary Duvall. Third Row: Robert Walker, Mary Louise Nelson, Alice Banks, Mary Frances Huffman, Lillian Spencer, Marjorie Miller, Edna Faye Hunter, Elizabeth Haines, Miss Ross. Fourth Row: Francis Nash, Thomas Dougherty, John Kuhn, Rhea Clevenger, Wanda Lee Lynch, Nettie Davenport, Betty Hartsock, Vir-qinia Belyea, George Workman, Buddy Cothern. BUGOLOGY CLUB First Row: Betty Marsh, Jerry Lane, Ellen Bethel, Henrietta Joplin, Alice Lynch, Lillian Spencer, Doris Sympson, Marian Hale, Mr. Evans. Second Row: William Cramer, Roxine Dailey, Donna Anderson, Richard Christian, George McCoid, Marjorie Baker, Marjorie Miller, Donald Pennington, Dorothy Evans, Helen Bethel, Frederick Foard. DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: Miss Newkirk, Buddy Banta, Budd Wilkinson, Jim Sprague, John Lighthall, Thomas Dougherty, James Crowell. Second Row: Marjorie Miller, Ada Jenkins, Mildred Cisco, Betty Marsh, Marian Hale, Rosemary Armstrong, Bernice Donovan, Mary Margaret Woodward, Dorothy Jean Wade, Lynda Peltz, Jane Ruth Gustafson. Third Row: Betty Larry, Emily Stern, Alice Thorpe, Mary Gustafson, Marjorie Baker, Annabelle Miller, Mary Ann Moots, Margaret Scoones, Mildred Armour, Marie Ann Crang. Courtesy of C. F. Hall NINETEEN FORTY 39 ORGANIZATIONS MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS Seated: John Parker, Charles Burton. Standing: Mr. Willard, Kenneth Gray, William Cramer, Jesse Timmons, Eugene Clevenger, Donald Moore, John Hull. Robert Tuggle. Harry Sprague, Howard Lighthall. ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Miss Koerner, Lila Jane Crum. Norma Goin, Doris Alvey, Doris Sympson, Alice Thorpe, Bernadine Moore, Dorothy Evans. Standing: Donald Evans, Frederick Foard, Mr. Evans. Not in picture: George Schwenke, Gene Vance. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Seated: Miss Ross, Mrs. Petard. Standing: Helen Cobb, Virginia Nixon, Dorothy Johnson, Doris Washburn, Miss Tull, Miss Rutz, Donald Shaw, Charles Armstrong, Orin Lee Anderson, Keith Day, Alta Short. Mary Louise Nelson, Ruth Spencer, Alice Banks. Courtesy of John Starkey 40 THE CLINTONIA ORGANIZATIONS HI-Y Left to right: George McCoid, John Light-hall, Donald Pennington, William Cramer, Thomas Dougherty, William Lane, Donald Evans. Richard Christian, Mr. Willard, Donald Mallicoat, Mr. Bever, Leslie Robinson, Donald Moore, Frederick Foard, John Hull. SCIENCE CLUB First Row: Jodie Buntin, Charles Marrow, Harry Sprague. Second Row: Rosemary Armstrong, Bar- bara Boesen, Mary Gustafson, Rosemary Phelps, Marjorie Baker, Mildred Armour, Laura Alice Smith. Third Row: John Parker, Doris Sympson, Dorothy Evans, Albert Campbell, Jesse Timmons, William Cramer. Fourth Row: Junior Gephart, John Hull, John Lighthall, Mr. Willard, Gene Armstrong, Francis Nash. TRI-Y Left to Right: Mary Gustafson, Rosemary Phelps, Wilma Wright, Irene Blankenship, Marjorie Baker, Gerry Cotton, Mrs. Robinson, Doris Jane Alvey, Mrs. Bever, Jeanne Morin, Dorothy Coakley, Clarice May, Ruth Walker, Miss Rutz, Gertrude Gardner, Mary Ann Gardner, Dora Herrick, Virginia Belyea, Mildred Armour, Margaret Scoones, Dorothy V. Johnson, Mary McNutt, Jerry Lane, Betty Ann Lane. Courtesy of Dr. W. (). Mach outer NINETEEN FORTY 41 ORGANIZATIONS USHERS First Row: Mr. Casteel, Lila Jane Crum, Dorothy Johnson, Dorothy Viola Johnson, Jessie Mae Allen. Mildred Snyder, Dorothy Azbill. Ruth Walker, Mildred Freeman, Erma Jean Harris, Mr. Sprague. Second Row: Robert Tuggle, Jesse Tim- mons, Donald Shaw, Robert Daniels, Buddy Reeder, Keith Day, Harry Sprague, Eugene Clevenger, Richard Tuggle. Third Row: Russell Cobb, Forrest Stine, Thomas Dougherty, Junior Gephart, Stephen Smith, Donald Azbill, Wayne Coppenbarger, Clarence Matthews, Charles Armstrong, George Strange. G. A. A. First Row: Rosemary Redmond, Betty Patterson, Maxine Obermeyer, Harriett Taylor, Patty Ballew, Connie Rucker, Norma Scott, Mary Barnett, Peggy Marshall, Louise Craft, Mary Alice Luker. Second Row: Laura Ellen Smith, Dorothy Wilson, Wilma Wright, Rosemary Day, Lorraine Gardner, Mary Duvall, Barbara Ijams, Bertha Harrold, Clara Kepner, Millicent Martin, Virginia Evans, Betty Wagner. Third Row: Rosemary Phelps, Miss Daly, Doris Alvey, Betty Marsh, Marjorie Baker, Barbara Boesen, Patty Mire, Helen Miller, Catherine Cyphers, Thea Dora Lindsey, Patricia Ryan. Fourth Row: Carol McCammon, Betty Dil-low, Ednabelle Gardner, Norma Long, Anna-belle Miller, Ruby Turner, Rosalie Ward, Loyce Higgins, Mary Goin, Dorothy Evans, Dorothy Lappin, Jane Gustafson. MARGOL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT First Row: Helen Bethel, Marjorie Emmett, Barbara Boesen, Lavonne Jones, Ellen Bethel, Marjorie Baker, Betty Jean Marsh, Peggy Stoll, Marie Ann Crang, Hazel Sue Hemmick, Jane Ruth Gustafson, Lila Jane Crum. Second Row: Phyllis Sheridan, Patricia Boesen, Helen M. Miller, Dorothy Sweazy, Alice Lynch, Jerry Lane, Eileen Berryman, Dorothy V. Johnson, Jessie Mae Allen, Miss Smith. Courtesy of Dr. V• E. Willis ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT CABINET—Seated at Table Left to Right: Mr. Robinson, Virginia Bel-yea, Jeanne Morin, Wilma Wright, Gene Vance, George McCoid. COUNCIL—Back to Front First Row: Dorothy Evans, Donna Anderson, Jack Armstrong, George Schwenke, Francis Nash, Geraldine Cotton, Mary Gustafson. Second Row: Geraldine Terpening, Hazel Sue Hemmick, Norma Seats, Dona Jean Arnold, Theodora Arnold, Gertrude Gardner, Margaret Scoones. Third Row: Ruth Walker, Harold Scott, Pete Walker, Albert Belyea, Dixie Lee Crum, Margie Miller. Fourth Row: Gene Armstrong, Dickie Brooks, Bob Myers. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Betty Larry, Mary Gustafson, Eileen Berryman, Doris Alvey, Kenneth Gray, Donald Pennington, George McCoid, Robert Tuggle. Second Row: Doris Sympson, Ruth Walker, Lila Jane Crum, Dixie Lee Crum, Rosemary Phelps, Wilma Wright, Jeanne Morin, Dorothy Evans. Third Row: Mr. Evans, John Hull, Jim Cor-rington. Gene Vance. MARGOL STAFF First Row: Peggy Marshall, Marian Hale, Laura Alice Smith, Rosemary Phelps, Doris Alvey, Miss Tull, Margie Baker. Second Row: Doris Sympson. Mary Jane Parker, Betty Marsh, Lynda Peltz, Mrs. Haynes, Dora Herrick, Patty Mire. Third Row: Coleman Harris, George Schwenke, Margaret Scoones. Courtesy of Dr. J. L. Dixon IJouW $ot to be a football hero (To get along hutb tlic beautiful girls. ATHLETICS 44 THE CLINTONIA FOOTBALL JOSEPH V. AXELSON Clinton 0 Taylorville 32 Clinton 0 Lincoln 46 Clinton 7 I. S. D 31 Clinton 7 Farmer City 7 Clinton 6 Trinity 33 Clinton 6 St. Teresa 0 Clinton 13 Lanphier 21 Clinton 7 Feitshans 6 Clinton 12 U. High 24 Denotes Central Conferences games. Won ............... 2 Lost 6 Tied............. 1 Clinton finished tied for 3rd in the Central Conference. Clinton beat St. Teresa 6-0 this year for the Homecoming game. CHARLES E. FARRINGTON Courtesy of Macy Studio N I N E T E E N FORTY First Row: Tate, Lovell, Holley, Vance, Corrington, Kent, Mills. Second Row: Carey, Pearl, Martin, Ball, Robinson, Myers, Mahoney, North. Third Row: Patterson, Lane, Garvin, Ttaylor, Simcox, Geddes, Westray. Courtesy of Hoffman Furniture Electric 46 THE CLINTONIA BASKETBALL Clinton finished first in the Central Conference with a record of five victories and no defeats. This is the first year that Clinton has won the Conference since its formation three years ago. This year's team is also the first Clinton team to win every game played on its own floor. It won eleven season and three tournament games on its home floor. Kent—third year of playing—he received the Mrs. C. E. Corrington Memorial Trophy and also honorable mention on Pat Harmon's All-State Team—guard. Corrington—second year of playing—best defensive center in years— good rebounder. Vance—Second year of playing and first Clinton athlete to be on an All-State Team. High scorer for the season—guard. Ball—first year of playing for Clinton—good offensive player—forward. Lovell—first year of playing—small but good on defensive—forward. Woodrum—transfer from Wapella—plenty fast—first year of playing for Clinton. Abrell—second year of playing—fast on offense—guard and forward. Holley—first year of varsity playing—good rebounder—center. Martin—good defensive player—first year of playing—guard. Pearl—only sophomore player on first team—good long shot—guard. TOURNAMENT GAMES Regional Clinton............... 33 Maroa .............. 12 Clinton............... 12 Kenney .............. 7 Clinton............... 62 Wapella ............ 23 Champaign Sectional Clinton............... 26 Champaign .......... 28 (Two overtimes) 30 Lincoln 18 Clinton.. 22 U. High 19 Clinton. 24 Springfield 11 Clinton... 21 Bloomington 34 Clinton... 37 Lanphier 25 Clinton... 35 Urbana 29 Clinton.. 22 Flora 25 Clinton.. 39 South Bend 23 Clinton 41 Lanphier 25 Clinton... 31 St. Teresa 34 Clinton 33 Pana 41 Clinton... 15 Lincoln 13 Clinton 38 Litchfield 26 Clinton 19 Mattoon 21 Clinton 24 Taylorville _ 23 ‘Clinton 46 I. S. D 35 Clinton 32 Olney 24 Clinton........... 29 Bloomington 27 Clinton 23 Champaign .. 12 ‘Clinton 27 Jacksonville ... 13 Clinton 26 U. High (Overtime)... ... 24 Clinton 32 Rushville ... 31 Denotes Central Conference Games. Courtesy of Trowbridge Shoe Store NINETEEN FORTY 47 A|U P l stoop Abe P n Ky Boots QHI CO' A urriN'' ° SHADOW First Row: Manager O'Neill, Lovell, Corrington, Kent, Vance, Ball, Holley, Woodrum. Second Row: Patterson, Tate, Pearl. Abrell. Martin, Seats, Myers Third Row: Coach Axelson, Garvin. Simcox, North, Mahoney, Westray, Ass't. Coach Farrington Courtesy of Roy II. Foard Chester Soucek, World's Amateur Champion Typist, shows how — Smile a while, Brewer. Nash, McCoid, Dougherty, Wantland, Hartsock, Wilson—Trinity, we are here! — Blankets are the handiest things, Moots, Lighthall — Martin's in flight at I. S. D. Game — The eyes have IT, guess whose? — Vance, 'nuff said — Eyes looking at you, Berryman and Wright — Doc Willard — I see you, say Sprague and Clevenger — Noon hour in the spring — That's our Pop — Vance, going up — Bicycle-boy Brooks — Painter's Union Number? Harvey — At ease, feet — Music at the half — Who said a dog's life was sad, with Smith — A smile is born by Moore. Courtesy of TrummeVs Drug Store 31 Ulmn' a -Llarabc (Tltc beat of brunts, the tramp of fret CL 1] e mare I] tug men go bnhut the street. IMOGENE UNDERWOOD E. R. SARIG BAND No organization in our high school appears before the public in the course of the school year more than the band. During the past nine months it has appeared before an estimated 93,300 people from all over the central states. A few days before school commenced this year the band was asked to lead the Labor Day parade in Decatur. An enormous crowd of 50,000 spectators thrilled to the strains of the band marching down the street. With the ushering in of the football season the band marched for all home games. At each appearance a big C was formed before the home crowd and the initial letter of the visiting school before their followers. Other formations on the march were C C H S and USA. For a novelty at the Normal (Continued on Page 52) FRENCH HORN SECTION Loft to Right: Robert Walkor, Edrie Turner, Mary Barnett, Rex Blue, Mary Jane Goin, Ada Jenkins Back to Front: Edwin Brown. BASS SECTION James McMahon, George Sweazy. Edwin Westray, Francis Ryan, Budd Wilkinson, CLARINET SECTION Front Row: Mary Buttolph, Wanda Lynch Estobelle Obermeyer, Yuba Enos. Back Row: Patty Jo Ballew, Louise Craft, Paul Spencer, Rhea Clevenger. TROMBONE SECTION First Row: James Sprague, Raymond Roberts, Millicent Martin, Richard Ryan. Second Row. Don Evans, Ray Stone. Albert Belyea, Harry Knickerbocker. TYMPAN1 Mary Lawler. CLARINET SECTION First Row: Dale Moore Jeanne Morin. Robert West, Edward McMahon, John Lighthall. Second Row. Virginia Belyea. Ruth V alker, Howard Lighthall, Dean Harvey, J.eland Simcox Third Row: Thelma Tuggle, Winona Hayes, Jerry Jenkins, Jackie Blue, Ellis Seaton. CORNET SECTION First Row Harry Gotti. Robort Myers. Bud Cothern, Wilma Wright, Bernico Smalley. Second Row Donald Moore, Jimmy Hoyt, Roxine Daily, Maxine Obermeyer, Dorothy Wade. SAX SECTION Left to Right: Junior Enos. Ralph Seats. Dale Sympson, Donald North. Doris Alvey, Mary Huffman BASS FIDDLES Thelma Shaffer, Mary McNutt. DRUMS Loft to Right: Ogdon Fought, Robert Killough, Harriett Hensley, Charles Camp. DRUM MAJORS Harry Arnold, Dorothy Wade, Mae Brewer, Jodie Buntin. FLUTES Standing: Mary Ann Moots, Betty Hartsock, Mariam Volkmar. Seated: Martha Crang, Faye Wantland, Mary Lighthall, Robert Williams. DOUBLE REEDS AND LOW CLARINETS Standing: Gerry Cotton. Robert Bowers, Coleman Harris, George McCoid. Seated: Joan Lighthall, Mary Jane Parker, Madeline Griffin. TENOR AND BARITONE SAX Left to Right: Gertrude Gardner, Eldon Reeves, Dora Herrick, Gleeson Mahoney. Gail Owens BARITONE SECTION Front Row. Bill Riley, Jodie Buntin. Fredrick Brunner. Back Row: Donald Pennington, Robert Hayes. Courtesy of W. N. Cullen 52 THE CLINTONIA CONCERT ORCHESTRA Upper Left: Buddy Cothern, Millicent Martin, Robert Myers. Upper Right—Back Row: Connie Rucker, Mary Alice Lucker, Patty Jo Long, Pauline Clark, bdna Faye Hunter, Thelma Shaffer. Front Row: Rosemary Armstrong, Hazel Williams. Clara Mae Kopnor, Dona lean Arnold, Frederick Foard. SPECIAL ORCHESTRA Back Row Betty Ann Lane, Harry Gotti, Wilma Wright, Bernice Smalley, James Sprague, George Sweazy. Front Row: Jerry Cotton, Robert Killouah, Faye Wantland, Martha Crang, Dora Herrick. Gaii Owens. Dale Sympson, Doris Alvey, George McCoid, Jeanne Morin. (Continued from Page 50) Invitation Marching Contest a cannon was made, symbolizing war, and a dove, representing peace. For these and other formations the band was awarded the trophy for the most novel performance in addition to first division in Class B bands. At the home basketball games the band played while the crowd was assembling and presented feature numbers during half time. As usual, the band gave an annual concert which was enjoyed by the audience because of the excellent rendition of such difficult numbers as the Manx Overture. Not to be outdone, the band won first division rating at the District contest held in Clinton. Thirty schools participated with about 2,000 students attending. Clinton also was given first division rating in the State Contest held at Champaign and was recommended to the National Contest held in Battle Creek, Mich., where it was awarded 2nd division. In addition to the band twenty-three soloists and ensembles were sent to the same contest. Additional awards were: first and second cornet trios 2nd division; the flute quartet 3rd division; horn quartet 3rd division and the saxophone sextette 3rd rating. Courtesy of J. II. Scliniith Son GLEE CLUB NINETEEN FORTY S3 Under the capable direction of Miss Imogene Underwood the Girls' Glee Club has justly earned much praise and several honors. Its initial public performance of consequence was its Christmas Cantata. Robed in white and in the atmosphere of ’a candle light service the members pleased the audience with their presentation. This spring during both the District and State Contests the excellent rendition of their numbers won for the Glee Club and its director first division rating. Recommended to the National Contest it journeyed to Spring-field, May 11, to compete with similar organizations from neighboring states v here it was awarded 2nd division lUting. Pianist: Madelyn Griffin. First Row: Barbara Harris. Ada Jenkins. Mildrod Frooman. MiUicent Martin. Henrietta Joplin. Dorothy J. Johnson. Dorothy Jean Wilson. Betty Ann Lano. Connie Rucker. Mary Lawler, Dorothy J. Wade. Marjorie Huffman. Mary Woodward, Juanita Foster. Patty Ballew, Erma Jean Harris. Norma Jean Scott. Hazel Williams. Miss Underwood. Socond Row: Ailoon Floyd. Thoadora Lindsey. Rosemary Armstrong. Norma Ayers. Mary Alice Luker. Yuba Enos, Dona Jean Arnold, Betty Whitt, Mary Huffman, Rhea Clevenger, Phyllis Sheridan. Third Row: Laura Ellen Smith. Betty Lou Wagner. Thelma Shaffer, Mary McNutt. Ruth Walker. Virginia Bolyoa. Joan Rogers. Patty Jo Long, Mary Lighthall. Helen Van Camp. Mary Jane Parker. Jean Lighthall, Rosalie Ward. 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