Clinton High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

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C. H. S. DAY BY DAY MARCH 2 A general assembly is called for two movies showing the importance of safety. 4 More long faces as we face our report cards again. 5 At the Regionals the Wildcats draw Fillmore and are defeated. 7 Juniors and Seniors are invited by Delta Kappa Gamma, national teaching sorority, to a meeting for future teach- ers. A panel discussion by a group of Indiana State students and teachers and a question period were included in the program. . 17 Student Council presents a health education program by the Schmidts, who perform acrobatic stunts that keep us on the edge of our chairs. ,, 18 Junior and Senior classes present afternoon and evening performances of two one-act plays: Sally Takes a Bow, a comedy, and The Running Tide, the contest play. 21 The Class of '57 flash their shining new rings. 25 The Sperandeo Duo, a fine musical program, is attended by all. APRIL 1 Boys' and girls' gym classes of C. H. S. present the annual Physical Education Show. 5 Prospective Latin students attend the gala Inter Nos party. 8-11 A combined spring and Easter vacation gives students a chance to recover from Spring Fever. 15 Gypsy Troubadors, the Bajans, are presented by the Student Council. 19 That time is here again—report cards tell the story of our efforts. 20 Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen commit themselves for another term at sign-up time. 21 The High School Players of the Dramatics' class enter their play The Running Tide in the W. I. C. Play Contest held at Terre Haute. 22 Barrels and heaps of those Silly Sophomores attended the class party. 23 The Student Council brings the Hayloft Frolic and Uncle Bob Hardy back to the C. H. S. stage for an evening of entertainment. 24 The rafters really ring as the annual spring concert is given by the music department. 25 So this is how Junior spends his study time. The entire school is opened to the public as classes display their talents in the annual exhibit and the style show displays the efforts of aspiring young dress designers. MAY 6 Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn visit C. H. S. as the music and dramatics departments combine to present ' Mississippi Melodies, an operetta. 13 A Night in Fairyland is the beautiful theme for the Junior-Senior Prom. 22 Baccalaureate services are held for all graduating Seniors. 24 The Senior Class spend one last day together, as they attend the Senior Picnic at Turkey Run. 25 Well, Seniors—it's a sorry day when you leave, but congratulations! You finally made it! 27 Well, another year has ended—a good year with a lot of good times and only a few setbacks. The Senior Class of 1955 is gone, but we'll see the rest of you again next year! Page 17

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