Clayton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clayton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

1 UP' iii 'N' f . Edxtor mn Chef Assocxate Edztor Humor Edxtors Assnstant Sports Art Edxtor Snapshot Edztor Feature Edxtors Faculty Adv1sor Edxtor Vxrgama Rxchardson James Abney Davxd I-hcks Ralph Wxlhams Wllham Burnett Elxzabeth Stephenson Paul Elmore Mary Wxngler Bessxe Graham Mr Charle s Baldwxn Annual Staff Sports Editor - - - - - - - - - -Ronald Martin KTM 7 CX 2 I 633 ffk j L, xy -N... J C J 1 f ff f W ff if J kxji 1 I X v K X JOYCE ARMSTRONG KENNETH KELLER ELEANOR MURPHY Vocal Music Social Studies English Latin H BROWN HARRISON LOUANNA KIRKPATRICK RAYMOND PEARSON Maghemahcs Vocational Home Economics Insirumental Music L ? L O HAWLEY HOW ARD LEWIS WILLIAM D SCHAFI-'ER Coach Science Mathematics Agriculture 4 . ' 4 N K7 i QW 5, - 1' ffrc ,lx -4 Q X 'R7,: -K3 I 1 1 .5 ' . , . ' . . XLNECQJMQQR L K C + RM j ' ' NN . f I x X S ORVILLE R ARMSTRONG Pnncxpal Phvsxcal Educatxon Mathematxcs CLASS COLORS Blue and Wlute CLASS FLOWER Amencan Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO Tonxght We Take Off' Where Shall We Land, CHARLES H BALDWIN Busmess Sponsor BETTY ALLTOP Physical Educatxon Hxstory Sponsor DAVID HICKS Class President ------ -------- - - Basketball --------- ---- - -..--- Band ----- f--f--- ------ -----. ' ' I Chorus- N-------- ------. --- , , , Operettaw--A --1 ---- --- , , , Vocal Solo Contest ------- -- , , 4-1-1 Club------ -... . -.,--. , , , Class Play---U -------- - f------,- , Track ---- ---1 N ------------- - , Annual Staff ------------- .- ---- Cardinal Staff ------------------ Junior Leader ---------------- 3,4 Vice-President Band ------------ 4 LY LE MAIN Class Vice President--' ---- ----4 Basketball ------------ --- --1,z,3 Baseba1l--- '-- - ---- - l,Z,3,4 Track ------- -- ---------- l,Z,3,4 1 6 RALPH WILLIAMS Class Treasurer Basketball Track Class Play Baseball Annual Staff Operetta Class Secretary Band Chorus Operetta VIRGINIA RICHARDSON Chorus Accompamst Inst Solo Contest Class Treasurer Class Vzce Presxdent Sunslune Society M52 Presxdent Sunshxne Socxety MMM! Class Play Band Secretary JAMES ABNEY Band Operetta Chorus Basketball Track Student Manager V1ce Presxdent Class 4 H Club Annual Staff Cax dxnal Staff Class Play Presxdent Chorus PHYLLIS Chorus Yell Leader Class Play Opereita Cardxnal Staff 4 H Club CHAMBERS wb' WILLIAM B URNE TT Operetta Annual Staff 7 ELVIN CRISMORE JAMES EASTON Basketball Ope retia Chorus Stage M anag e r 234 123 123 HARMON LEWIS Basketball Baseball Track Chorus Operetta Cardxnal C lass Play PA UL ELMORE Basketball Band 234 34 ,2,3 Baseball 1 3 4 Operetta Class Treasurer Class Secretary Inst Solo Contest Class Play Chorus Annual Staff Cardxnal Staff RONALD MARTIN Band Z 3 Class Ptesxdent Band Presxdent Student Manager 2,3 Cardxnal Staff Annual Staff Basketball BESSIE GRAHAM Class Play Cardmal Sta!! Annual Staff AUDREY MITCHELL Class Play Cardmal Staff Chorus Operetta Sunshlne Society Vxce President Sunslune Socxety Recordxng Secretary S S S 8 DON MORGAN caramal Siaff 4 H Club F F A Stage Manager BVERETT PYLE Band Z Chorus l Z 4 Operetta l Z Class Play Cardinal Staff Basketball Class Secretary Vocal Solo Contest CHARLES MOSIER PAU SETTLES Basketball l Z 4 Track Z 3 4 Chorus Baseball Cardxnal Sta!! 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' I I I A K , RN '54 2 +1 Graduczhon ls my cap on straxghto Does my rose look all r ght9 ln a moment the muslc wxll summon us all Just one or two mmutes more gxve us tonxght For one last goodbye to the famxhar old hall Just a few tmy mmutes to look at the moon To qu1et the turmo11 xn each Semor mmd Oh how can It be that we re leavxng so soon That we re leavmg our ch1ldhood forever beh1nd'P These precxous last moments we ll always hold dear Our last ones together our hlgh school IS done We go full of courage we go wxthout fear All r1ght start the musxc we re ready to go For who can stop T1me 1n xts onrushmg fl1ght'P The wmds of both good and 111 fortune may blow We ll face them and conquer We graduate tomght 12 cj! ' ' . ' i . To face life ahead, not a problem to shun. - f r X 1 Q , Q : X .Vs X Z- ' Q x i x History of The Class of 51 In September of 1947 the Class of 1951 composed of 32 students entered Clayton Hxgh School Followmg tradltxon and the wxshes of the Semor Class we were duly 1n1t1ated on the thmrd Frxday of September as full fledged Green1es We elected DaV1d Western as our Presldent V1rg1n1a Rlchardson was V1ce Pres1dent Everett Pyle was Secretary and Paul Elmore was Treasurer Our sponsors were Mrs West and Mr Wallace We chose as our class colors Blue and Whxte and our flower the Amer1can Beauty Rose Later ln the yr ar B111 Neely joxned our class lncreasmg xts number to 33 That wxnter the Freshman gnrls won a Freshman Sophomore g1rls basketball game swellmg our deflated ego a lxttle In the sprlng the whole school had a pxcnlc at Tux key Run State Park Then summer xacahon came endmg forever our days as Greemes When we began our Sophomore year we found we had lost exght oi our Freshman class mates and we had one new member Donald Morgan We elected as our offxcers Ronald Martzn Presldent Jlm Abney Vxce Presxdent Paul Elmore Secretary and Vxrgzma Rxchardson Treasurer Mrs Kxrkpatrxck and Mr Schaffer were elected as sponsors Our Sophomore year sped by punctuated by the wxnmng of the Frosh Soph gxrls basket ball game and gettmg our blue and whxte class sweaters The year ended wlth the hlgh school p1cn1c at McCorm1ck s Creek State Park When we returned as .Tumors after the summer vacatxon we found two more members had dropped from our ranks Russell Penrod was wlth us for the fxrst txme We elected as Presxdent Ronald Martm as V1ce Presldent J1m Abney as Secretary Vlrgmxa Rxchardson as Treasurer Paul Elnmore and as sponsors Mrs Betty Alltop and Mr Everett Greene Th1s was the year we got our class rmgs Famous names from our class were Phyllxs Chambers who was one of the hlgh school cheerleaders and Plggy Martm who was one of the student managers We gave a Cupld s Holiday dance on February 11 1950 On Apnl Zlst we gave our Junxor Play Grandpa s Twm Sxster Sophomore and .Tumor boys W1l1 Be sl played the Semor boys Has Been s and won 34 to ZZ On May 19 1950 we gave a recept1on for the Semor Class at Skyland Lodge near Spencer Thus went our .Tumor year In September 1950 our class now composed of Z4 members began the Senxor year We chose Davxd Hxcks for Presldent for Vxce Presldent Lyle Main Secretary V1rg1n1a Rxchardson and Treasurer Ralph W1ll1ams Our sponsors are Mr Charles H Baldwm and Mrs Betty Alltop We chose as our motto Tomght We Take Off Where Shall we Land In the memory of our own 1n1t1at1on we made the 50 51 Freshmen feel as Green as we could at the Freshman party by means of hangmg labels around the1r necks etc A few weeks later we all went wxth the baseball team to Northwestern 1-hgh School near Kokomo and made a day of xt by gomg to a movle at Indxanapohs on the way back On December 8th we gave a Sock Dance m the gym On Wednesday December 13th we presented our Senxor Play Dummy Ronald Martxn and .hm Abney are the student managers thxs year for the basketball team Thus went the four years of hlgh school for the Class of 51 Now as we graduate xn a flurry of Amerxcan Beauty Roses caps gowns and dmplomas we thmk back over the past four years and remember 13 I I Ll . . l ' I I ' 'I , ., , ' - an ' 11 1 - ' 1 . I . . . . . - . I ' I I . . . . . ' I I I ' - 1 - 1 v . . , . . - , , - 1 , 11 - ,-l , . , , . . . . , . st 5 . . , , 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 . . . I , . 1 . 1 . . . , Y - I U . . . , . 1 1 I I I 1 9 ' 1 l 1 1 1 1 '1 - - - 1 1- vs . . - - 11 - 11 1 1 1 ll ' I ' 'U , . . . . H , . . ,, I I I I ' ' 1 ' ' ' K ' l ' I I I - . . . I I I I l 1 ' 1 1 1 - , - - un lu 1 , . . . . ,, . l . 1 1 11 . . . . 1 v . , ' 11 11 - I I ' I I I . , . , ' 11 n 1 - I Q 3 . . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . IX qc O gi O F ,Jw Lane Crow Ranch Wyoming Dear Liz l vsent home to Indiana for a month s vacat1on recently and while Iwas there l went to the Wharnum and Daly Circus in Indianapolis lmagme my surpr1se when I discovered the tight rope walker was none other than Audrey Settles our old classmate She had married soon after graduation but she soon grew tired of taking care of the brats so she ran away and Joined the circus Wo. got to talking about our classmates and it seemed that she had seen most of them in her travels Those she hadn t seen I had heard from so we had a very pleasant v1s1t talkmg over old times on his second million Lyle Main became an engineer He is now working on a blueprint for a new Brooklyn B1 idge The old one mysteriously disappeared on the night of May Z5 1951 Bill Neely became a missionary and went to the Hawaiian Islands where he spent his entire life trying to convince the Hula girls that dancing was wrong B111 Vkoessner became a great orator and is known as the Darling of Speech Teac her'-. Harmon Lewis became a race jockey and married the bookie Phyllis Chambers The last we heard of them they had bought a yacht and were on a trip up the river 14 IN AWA f f ll . U4 X Ralph Williams became a math teacher and made a million dollars. He is now working Paul Settles became a champxon Jxujmtsu performer 1nsp11ed by the d1rect1on of the Semor Play Charles Mosxer went 1nto a trance 1n Enghsh Class and hasn t recovered yet James Easton got a Job as bouncer for the Glue Room 1n New York C1ty Everett Pyle 15 now known as Hot Lxps the Kmg of Swmg He has h1s own orchestra and IS seen over telewxsxon statxon D R Y TV Ronald P1ggy Mart1n 1n sp1te of all the doctors could do passed away because of malnutrxtxon shortly after graduatxon Mary Wmgler became a pr1vate secretary and xs typxng all of Mr Trurnan s letters for hxrn Paul Elmore fulfxlled hxs hfelong amb1t1on and became the personal photographer of Hedy Lamarr James Abney has des1gned a new car It IS Jet propelled and equlpped w1th radar to warn of comxng telephone poles trees and d1tches Dave Hxcks became a playwrxght and xs followmg 1n the footsteps of h1s beloved Bessxe Graham organlzed a newspaper company 1n lnd1anapol1s and ran the Star the News and the T1mes out of busmess Elvm Cr1smore fmally real1zed h1s hxdden dream and went to Pans Now he 15 Monsxeur Elvln the Haxr dresser Russell Penrod marr1ed h1s h1gh school sweetheart and took her to New York where he IS the chef at the Waldorf Astorxa Margaret Unger po1soned her husband and became a w1dow whxle she was 1n her early Z0 s Then bemg lonely she took up plumbxng for a pastxme Betty Alltop gave up teachmg after trymg to cope wxth the Semors of 51 and IS now running an old folks home for retxred baseball players and thelr wxves Mr Charles Baldw1n changed hxs name to Hector and went xnto the movxes So much for our Class of 51 I was xery glad to recene your letter and especxally glad to hear that you d1d become a nurse Maybe mf you f1n1sh off too many pat1ents you can come to my ranch for a vacat1on unt1l xt s safe to return l ll be lookmg for you Yours Gmny 15 Shakespeare. He is looking forward to the day when one of his plays will be published. lb S LAST 5 xr WILL AND fff TA Mem Class W111 We the Semor Flass of 1951 of Clayton lndxana bemg of sound bodxes and partlally sound mmds do hereby publxsh and declare thls to be our last w1ll and statement to dlspose of all our earthly real and personal property l James Abney wlll my chauffeurmg abxlxty to Don Hxcks Vlfxlham Burnett w1ll my bookkeepmg book to Bob Shearer so he Non t haxe to work Elvm Crxsmore wxll my abxlmty to play Pmg pong to K1m Snodgrass Phylhs Chambers wxll my abxlxty to sew to Frances Burnett James Easton Wlll my ab1l1ty to loxe the g1rls to Henry Rodenbeck Paul Elmore w1ll my muslc abxlxty to Gordon Weakly Bessxe Graham wxll my bookkeepmg book to Delores Heckathorn I Davzd Hxcks w1ll my four years of expeuence to some arnb1t1ous Freshrnan so that he won t haxe to learn some ot the thxngs l had to learn the hard way l Harmon Lewxs w1ll my perfect school attendance to Frank Barnes I Lyle Main wxll my abxhty to get along wxth teachers to IX ark Cnddxngs 16 l l I, ,. . , . . 1 , U 1, . . , . .. . - . l L . 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I Ronald 'I artin will my ability of be ing a studs nt managtr to Dutch W ilson in the hope that he will be a great he lp to N r I-lawlty I riudrey X itchell will my troubles with Ce rtain teachers to Lailonna Settles in the hopc that she vets along with them better than I did I Don It orvan gladly will my bookkeeping book to Il argie so she will keep busy and won talk to other boys I Chailc s N osier will all of my interests in Nlartinxille to Jim Boyd I Bill Neely will my auility as a chemist to Dean Mynatt I Russt ll Penrod will my ability to get by with playing hookey from school to Frank Barnes so he won t get his grade cut I Exe rrtt Pylf will my ability to get along with the girls to Don Hicks so he will have lots of luck in future years I Paul Settles will my wing: and halo to Bob Armstrong so he will always be a good llttle boy I Elizabeth Stephenson will rny giggles to Norma Louderrrilx so she can laugh through all her Classes like I have I Margaret Unger will my 1oar year of Horne Le to Patty Ross in the hope that it will prepare her more for tht Iuturz I Ralph W illiams will my ability in n nglish Class to Harold Nlynatt so he will be as happy as I am I Mary Winglcr will my typing ability to Joan Underwood in the hope that it will help her in Offiec Practice Class I Bill V oessnc r will my ability tc sleep in study hall to Lee Hubbard Vkt do ht re by appoint IX r Baldwin a sole executor of this our last will and testament this twenty filth day of May lfi5l Wirnesst s Signed Lonlu rs The Class of 1951 Bulltlin Board Pimp pong 'Iables 17 , .,1 , . , I I , , ' . ' 1 ' f O V , ' . , Z O , I - A .Z ' ' ' 'z I , - 4. . h - .. ,. ,, Y I ' ' A I . . , v '. Y M A tl . . . K A V . . , A Q, . I, Virginia Richardson, will z..f.' big tee-t to Vivian English so she can live up to her nicknam 1 l 4- ' 'I 1 'V 5 X f C 5. 11 1 4' 4 ' 1 1 V 'Y 5 W ' Q I A . y A Y . . , . A , . . , . i, V- 3 Y . , ' Q 4 . w , ,x B A . , . W 1 .Q , , .. . , , , 3- D. 01 IDE A g A N j I C I3 X s qIQ f My M Q L X 4 -MJ -31 I VI N fi A ff f X 1 ,jf f 5 I ! XXX XXX X-xX, X ROW I ROW II ROW 111 luniors Burnett P Ross P Tomlmson M Weddle L Settles P Kaufman J Rogers Loudermllk Nl Vtalmoth F Burnett Sheets Mxss Armstrong J Ferguson H Rodenbeck R Cherry R Bloomer Weakly F Barnes D Thompson D I-hcks P Dusenberry D Heckathoxn r Armstrong Joan Underwood Mynatt M Stantz J Boyd F Pmkerton M Gxddxngs D Pruher B Armstrong Sharer D Armour R ROW ROW ROW ROW Sophomores S Taylor, W Heckathorn V Englxsh H Burnett N Tudor P Clawson R Cook J I-lxggxns M Crawford A Fxsher Mr Harrxson P Raxgnex B Chambers S Px kerell W Ferguson B Martm C Lawson C Cunfxmxns R Ellett A Stepherson D Reld K Rx hardson MI Pearson E Kershaw J Edwards S Elmore M Mxtchell G Mantooth L Bates J Crxsmore H Parker B Boyd D Thompson R Carlxsle P Hall P Roberts J Gxbbons l Tomlxnson J Lxttlc C Mynatt M Snodgrass 19 : D. . - . - ' . - . . . . . . , N. ' , . ' , . . 1 N- . A - - . - . . . . . G- . - . - . . ' D . J . , . , M - . Y . I H- . - . - . . ' . . ' ' ., - '- . . l: . . . . ' . . . . . . . . II: . ' , . ' . . . . .: , . . . ' . lll: . , . , . . . ' . . , . , IV: . , . , . ' , . ' , . A . . . . ' . ROW 1 ROW II ROW III Elghth Grade Clawson J Tucker A Mzller G Stanley A Lawson B Shephard L Abney Lrsby E Gxddlngs B Long Western D Settles P Johnson J Wrllxams D Lohss C Cu:-nmxns Hxlderbrand I-I Rertzel D Armour Mr Keller Wilson L Wood R Rogers R Armstrong G Parker J Pxckerel V Fisher Settles I E Lewxs J Morphew C Cooper, R Mxtchell ROW ROVS ROVH Freshmen I.. Stantz P Kettle C Bates L Malosh Mxss Murphy K Snodgrass D Rertzel L Benge R Krrkham L Hubbard Sonny Curnrnxns J Tomhnson G Snow Mr Shaffer Peyton E Denton G Roberts E Sheets T Cherry K Crxffey D Classburn Prke C Clark Raxgner P lleeks P Vhnxngs J Wrxght M Rexd M MCu1Iough R Jaws Crawford B Neely Z0 : P. , . . . ' , . , . ., . . . , R. ' , - ' ' . . . : J. , . , . , . ' , .' . , . ' , T. ' . . ' , . , . . I P- H . - . . , - ' I - . - ' . - ' . J. , . . ' , . , . . ' . ROW I: G. Crawford, C. Mason, D. Cummins, E. Jackson, V. Crawford, C. Tomlinson, ' II: ' . - . - I . - . . . - . ' III: T. , . , . , . , . , . 1 ' . , . C 'e , N. ' . . . ' IV: P. ' , . ' ', . ' , , . ',. . : , . ' S. , . . ROW ROW ROW ROW Seventh Grade W Burnett M Kaufman R Lawson D Johnson L Sheets W Anderson R..Br1nson W Wood S Ferguson Stantz Cummms Kehrexn Larnbcrt Pxnkerton, Lashbrook Gaddxe Walls Hlggxns Watson Edmondson Kxrkham,Mxchael Purvxs Tharp Davxs York Unger, Burdme Sherx k Larnb .Ta kson Moore Chambers Crawford ROW Ll ROW III Frith and Srxth Grades Mat hell F Rhea I-I Taylor Pzckett I Hall N Stevens S Huffman D Ewxng G Lawson K Murray Cherry B Skaggs B 1-'xsher R Clark Woods M Shuler L Settles M Bxrdxne J Bloomer B Murram I Burrs Malosh D Murraxn .T Alexander Mr Davxsson Z1 I: . , . , . , . , . . . , 112 . ' . ' . . ' . ' . . III: . ' ' 1 . ' . . ' . . V' IV: , c , , , . ROW I: R. Phillips, L. Rushton, J, Cummings, B. Higgens, L. Edmonsol, L. Littell, C. ' C , . , . . : B. ' , . , . . . . . ' , . . . , R. . . , . ' , . . : G. , . , . . . ' ' , . , . ' , . - J. . . ' , . , . ' . Third Grade ROW I: B. Harrington, J. DeLong, W. Stantz, D. Rushton, G. Graham, G. Parker. ROW ll: R. Pheifer, K. Huffman, S. Beswick, N. Ewing, J. Kirkpatrick, M. Kitile, K. Cooper D. Denney, H. Clonce. ROW III: Mrs. May, D. Murray, W. Sarber, M. Laws vn, M. Lawson, D. Tharp, R. Ludlow. Second Grade ROW I J Curtxs, E Franklm, L Tyner, R Maxn, J Hall D Payne ROW H M Clark, C Cummings, VI Mxkhell F Huffman F Cuxnmmns J Edrnondson R Fox, K Morplsew ROW III Mrs Tharp J Lawson N Stanley R Phexfer, J Shelton, G Hurxn First Grade ROV' I1 N Jackson F Murray L Mxtchell D Kxrkpatnck D Hadley S Vhlhoxte 5 Maple C Seitles ROW Ill Mrs Liana B Parker B Johnson I DeLong R Denney L Law-cn L Fox 22 : . , . . . . . ' . . ' . ROW l: J. Stevens, T. Lawrence, M. Beswick, P. Bu: ns, T. Neely, N. Phillxps. ROW l ROW II ROW Ill Cartersburg Tomhnson J Hathaway M Anderson, P Chandler D Baldwxn, H Albert, Pxckerel H Howard Burton J Langdon, J' Wright P Tomhnson, J' Dusenberry, K Howard Smith C Quxsenberry Mr Davxdson, J Chandler Howard S Pxckerel J Frxestaller, E Dusenberry, Fourth Grade ROW I K Elxnore E Nood B Cherry G Elrnore N Fxsher, L Rushton W Mxtchell ROW II I Sarber A Prether C Oursler, D Lax-nberi,B Mason S Morphew M Rextzel I Hall ROW III Mrs Harnson J Hxggens, L Lawson, O Tomhnson, J Edrnondson M Crawford, .T Ludlow, D Parker, G Burnett Z3 I H. ' , . . . . , . ' . T. ' . . . : N. . . . ' , . ' . . , K. . ' , . ' . J. Quisenberry, R. Tharp, S. Edwards, L. Snodgrass, Mrs. Wilson. : . , . , . , . , . ' . , . ' . ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Bellevxlle Euw ds D Bowman S Lopossa D Edwards, J Pntchett J Bxcknell Parsons, J Bowman D Carlisle J Burnett Platt B Valton L Busby A Nrxght A Parsons D Chesley N Watson Brxckert, M l-lopkxns Grxtton P Platt R Bartly E Lashbrook J Sloan L Underwood R Western McGee, P Carlxsle, B Mantooth J Edwards, B Bnckert W Bacon Mrs Kephart Mrs Wxllxams D Benge, L Burnett, F Benge, R Bnckert J Parsons, J Watson, L Carlxsle F Benge D Gaddme, C Smith Mr Lewxs M Unger M Chesley, B Staley N Parsons, D Wnght M Lopossa M Oursler, P Crabtree E Rose, C Bxcknell, C Bnckert ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Hazelwood S Spratt, D Nxckols M Wells, B Nallen, D Schaffer J' Rxchardson L Rxchardson M Rxchardson T Spratt C Wells M Sxmmons Lxttell S Sheets M Sheets J Cope S Mxtchell D Gibbons B Ward J McClarry Sxmmons T Arnold D Armour G Hobson J Chne A Armour J Arnold Anderson J Edmondson M Mayhen C Sxmmons D Moore C Sxmmons S Pxke Marshton L Beadle R Myers C Clme S Burnett L Englxsh Mrs Brxnger Mrs Snmms T Henderson, C Decker B Clme C Heckathorn N Edmondson I-I Schaffer A Anderson J Wells S Sheets R Cope S Henderson N. Vhalden, Mr Crouch R Ward S Pxnkerton K Wallen G Mxtchell R Myers D Rxchardson P Gxbbons V Mitchell R Wallen R Mxtchell B Edmondson I.. Sheets G MCI-'adden Z4 S Q5 T :P ' ? az? .L 6 L35 ,VJ , Wy N-,gd L I 1 L l XXX in If K Varsity Team ROW 1 Bob Sharer, Paul Elmore James Easton Gordon Weekly Don Thompson Don Hxcks ROW II Manager Ronald Martm Harold Mynatt, Davxd Hxcks Frank Barnes Coach Hawley Russell Penrod Paul Settles Harmon Lewxs Manager James Abney Second Team ROW ll Mdnagtr Ronald Marlxn Ball Marlin Dun 'lhonxp an L ordon Wukly Dnn lllflk Ronald E114 It ulux Fu rguson Rolmd Cherry Coach lhulny 26 5 n I I . ' . 2 - ' . ' ' . 5, ' W I I V I ' -4 ROW l: Bob Chambers, Sam Pxrkf-roll, Bob Shan-r, Jann-s Alvm-y, Jxm lloyd. I ' ' ' - J 2 ' , ' , ' sn , I ' ', N, Freshman Team ROW l Donald Graham Glen Snow Tom Cherry Tom Peyton George Roberta ROW ll Carol Tomlxnson yell leader, Kxm Snodgrass Ray Kxrkharn Coa h Leonard Hawley Davxd Rextzel, Leroy Benge Baseball Team ROW I Bobby Boyd Jun Boyd Harmon Lewxs Lyle Mam Gaylord Mantooth Lee Bates Glen Snow Tom Peyton ROW ll Ronald Ellett Davxd Hxcks Frank Barnes Coach Leonard Hawley Gordon Weakly Ralph Wlllxams Paul Elrnore Sarnmy Pxckerell Z7 3 1 1 1 1 '1 - 1 1 1 C , . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - lr Hzgh Fzrst Team ROW I Sue Ferguson yell leader Dxck Armstrong, George Parker Larry Wood l E Lewis, Geneva Stanley, yell leader ROW I1 Phxlxp Wxlson Manager Vxctor Fxsher Don Settles, Karl Cuxnmzngs Iun Wxllxarns, Dan Lohss Denms Lashbrook, Mr Keller, Coach ROW l Geneva Stanley yell leader John Purvxs Jun Davls David 1-.dmondson Charles Unger, Steve Mxchael Sue Ferguson yell leader ROW Il Joe Settles Karl Kehrem Charles Stantz Eddxe Gaddxe Bxlly Malls Don Pmkerton Jackie Morphew 28 lr. High Second Team DON T DEAN' PAUL E DON BOB PAT' CAROL AND IO DAVE TEX PAUL S RUSS JIM' Z9 M ' -- u -. H. u n r 1 HANKoI -nHARMYuu ,. n U H . 1. ,, .- The 1950 51 edmtmon of the Claytcn I-lxgh School Basketball team has ompaled one of the most 1mpressne records 1n several seasons under the leadersh1p of Coa h Leonard Hawley The Cardmals re ozd thxs season was 14 won and 6 lost Season Record Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Amo Z onsv1l1e Plaxnfxeld Stzle svxlle Avon For tw xlle Brow nsbux g N01 th Salem Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton As on Monrovxa Amo N Wlnchester Ben Davzs Mooresvxlle Monrovla Brownsbux g County Tourney The Cards were upset 1n the openmg game of the County Tourney by a lnghly mspmred team travelxng under the name of the Brownsburg Bulldogs The Cards were beaten mn the las se onds on a lay up shot We all should be proud of the showxng the Cards made 1D the tourney Clayton Brownsburg Sechonal Tourney For the thud year m a row the Plamnfxeld Quakers elzmmated the Cardmals fl om the sect1onal tourney The Cards tr1ed hard the fxrst half and led Z8 to Z1 at halftxme but a rally durmg the last half by Pla1nf1e1d ox ertook the Cards Clayton Pla1nf1eld Cards Have Good Baseball Season Wxth only one expcxxenced xnfxelder uturnxng from the 49 50 team the Cards managed to wm fue games whxle losmg only two Season Record Clayton ll N Salem Clayton 16 Plttsboro Clayton 4 Nc rthwestezn ZZ Clayton 21 Axon Clayton 6 N W1nchester3 Clayton N Salem Clayton 7 N Wxnchestcr 19 30 36 - l 22 51 H - ' 60 - - f. ' 54 53 - e ' 47 - - ' ' 38 67 - - 47 - 1 ' ' 50 60 -7 - . ' 55 Y - 43 32 - - ' 63 - - V f' 42 62 - - ' 64 - ' 59 61 - - ' Clayton 46 - - Danville 53 Clayton 53 Y- - Bainbridge 64 - 57 59 - ' 47 49 46 ' ' 51 ' . 7 - ' ' 5 . 5 . - . 3 ' . ' .' ' 8 - - . 7 QTMVJZ T U Z QS A 3 WN , lf' AQ X LJ Chorus ROW l Patty Clawson, Mary Margaret Reld Ehzabeth Stephenson Pat Dusenbex ry Joyce Hxggms Martha Snodgrass Jamce Ferguson Ioan Lxttle Accompamst Vxrgxma Rxchardson ROW Carol Tomlmson, Paula Kaufman Peggy Kxttle Delores Heckathorn Rowena Cook Carol Mynatt Dons Burnett Pat Roberts Imogene Tomlxnson Seleta Taylor Wxlrna Heckathorn Joan Underwood ROW Davxd Hrks, Don Thompson, Paul Settles Don l-lxeks, Charles Cummxns Frank Barnes, Lee Hubbard Everett Pyle Dxrector Joyce Armstrong ROW I Tommy Peyton, Dxcky Thompson Tommy Cherry, Dale Armour Bob Sharer, Band STANDING Ahce Mxller John Crxsmore, Naomx Tudor Helen Burnett Paul Raxgner Ehzabeth Stephenson Mr Pearson ROW lIl Joan Gxbbons Mary Margaret Rexd Dwaxn Armour James Abney Donald Rexd, LaDonna Settles Don Hxcks Geneva Stanley Patty Clawson Dale Armour Ronald Maxtm Pat Roberts Phyllxs Clawson Janxce Ferguson ROW ll Norma Loudexmxlk Kay Butler Don Prether Vxrgxnxa Rxchardson Paul Elmore, Norman Pxke Everett Pyle George Roberts Kenneth Rx hardson Steve Mxchael David I-lxcks Pat Hall Dorothy Johnson ROW l Davxd Rextzel Rowena Cook Joan L1ttle Janet Tucker James Malosh Margaret Vtarmoth 32 II: ' . A . , I . Ill: I '- I ' ' - l V: ' . . Mark Giddings, Bob Armstrong, Floyd Pinkerton, Bill Neely. Cardmal Staff SITTING Mr Baldwxn Jun Abney Paul Elmore Mary Wxngler Audrey Mxtchell Ronald Martxn Davxd Hxcks Everett Pyle STANDING Donald Morgan Paul Settles Bxll Neely Harmon Lewxs Russell Penrod B111 Woessner Bessxe Graham Phyllxs Chambers Iunior Band STANDING: Betty Neely, Patty Raigner, Edward Lambert, Mr. Pearson. SITTING: Gerald Ludlow, Leeann Rushton, Lois Abney, Sue Huffman, Ronald Ludlow, Alfred Stephenson, Duane Tharp, Connie Mason, Nancy Stevens, Robert Skaggs, Robert Tharp, Tommy Cherry. KNEELING: Wilma Wood, Glenda Wood, Linda Settles, Elnora Wood, Gaye Elmore, Kaye Elmore, Beverly Cherry. 33 SCENE FROM OPERETTA ' SOURWOOD MOUNTAIN The Senior Play David Hacks Jame Abney Paul Settles Bessxe Grahun Ma y Wxngler Vxrgxma Rxchardso P ul Elrnore Phyllis Chamber Harmon Le xs 34 ACTIVITIES Freshman Party On Frrday October 6 1950, the other three classes rn Clayton I-hgh gave a party for the Freshman Class We hung srgns around thexr necks labelrng them Freshmen for all the world to see Everyone danced to the rnusrc the schcol record player and enjoyed refreshrnents served by the Sophomores Operelta The hrgh s hool chorus under the drrectron of Joy e Armstrong gave the op eretta Sourwood Mountarn on October 20th The plot concerned a mountarn feud between the Adamses and the Jacksons Susie Adams fell rn love wrth Brlly Jackson for whom her brothers were gunnrng All ended happrly how ever wrth peace de lared and a rollr krng square dance completed the fun Semor Class Gzves Sock Dance After the Fortvrlle gaxne on December 8th the crowd rn the gym drdn t seem to thrn out as fast as usual Instead people crowded around and hecked therr shoes Soon the musrc began and everyone danced no shoes to the records Refreshments were okes hot dogs and popcorn Semor Play The Semor Class gave the play Dummy on December 13 1950 The play was drrected by Mrss Murphy Actzon centered around a very absent mrnded px ofessor a thug and thugess who stole a dramond sent to the professor for safe keepxng and a know rt all detectrve Romance was supplred by the professor s daughter and a young man who pretendrng to be deaf and dumb solved the mystery Chnstmas Party The annual hrgh school Chrrstrnas party was held rn the gym on December 22nd Decor atrons rncluded a huge tree trrmmed by the Sophomores Mus1c for dan :ng was provrded by Harold Applegate s Orchestra The Freshman grrls serw ed refreshments The hrghlxght of the evenrng was the passrng out of the grfts under the grant tree MUSIC Contest There were 17 entrzes from Clayton rn the Drstrrct Musr Contest held at Greencastle on February 10 1951 Ten were mstrumental and seven were vocal Srx of these entrzes recerved frrst and on February 17th went to State Contest at Terre Haute where they were placed as follows thrrd Steve M1 hael cornet second Norman Prke cornet Patty Clawson saxophone and the cornet trro composed of N Prke K Rxchardson and V Rr hardson and frrst Elrzabeth Stephenson soprano and Vu grma Rrchardson cornet 35 . F . , . 0 I ,ls ii .' r A , of j 0 . P . . h - 9 ' 9 Qt 'Oi ' I I 9 . 1 , ' . c c . . . . . , , D . A 0 . . , - . V Q J . 1 , , in . ' , ' ' 56 UI P D 3 ' o l ' , at vu - 0 ., 9 - - , , . D D I In . , l I G. . , . L I . . . . . . . .C , . ' I 1 ' ' -- , . .F I - l . , D I I l 1 I 1 ' i ' D .ln g n . - , . .. 9 U 9 9 , . -,Ju-,.J-4 f-5 fn ...Q NEW HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT --OW-,qvgif Voc Home Ec Class Sunshme Soczely ,, E ' SHORTY and ROSE THE KITCHEN STAFF 36 ' L I ,L . A Af . 1 . , vw-has-' .P - xr, riff 1 ,C Mig - , I 'G',,ge,3,,,1.J' A , ' V A A - K . 'fb' A CWM V I J O N hx. ' a 'A' A 1 V A X . N V 'Q . 4 - I X A - - ,N w,A2,W . 'l ' A' V , LCA! 9 U iff? I wc. ' h ' l XY I . . .- . , L 35 4 I I , 6 ' .LH V . Q ' ' 4 ' 'A 1 Q . 4 ' 'T z. ' ' rf- ' , r f , r.. ,5 D ., . ,: . . ' i. SRX,-Mx Future Farmers ol America Agrzculture Class Band Rehearsal 37 l. And lwon't marry you. Z. Santa Claus 3. What's this? 4. Field goal. 5. Refreshment timeff 6. Piggy and Jinx 7. Coach, Mgrs. and Yell Leaders. 8. Twirlexs 9. Coach 38 xl r 9' e 'W'-fax rx ,Km- l. Christmas Dan:e. 2. Let's go, team!! 3. Popcornll 4. The Senior Play. 5. Scratch my back! 6. Hey, not so much light! 7. Umm V, Q X WNF7 L,,f1 9 fr CEXHKEQTQQ WNW l'-1Q7 jfs fy , 5 ' '5 -H77 I Wzse Saymgs A man should work exght hours and sleep emght hours but not the same exght hours She sand she was pushmg forty but xt looked more hke she was draggmg It He s as smart as the next guy, but the next guy always turns out to be a moron Grve a landlord an 1nch and he rents xt Many a motorxst who drxves wxth an old wreck IS sorry he marned her If you could see yourself as others see you you wouldn t beheve your eyes He not only hed to me about the s1ze of hxs yacht he made me do the rowmg I had a very stubborn horse I wanted to go one way he wanted to go the other way so he tossed me for xt There s many a true word spoken thru false teeth I do not feel well I haven t slept for three n1ghts last mght, toxught, and tomorrow mght' D1d you hear about the gxrl whose frlends gave her four showers before she was marrxed she was fxlthy A wallflower IS a g1rl who comes home from a party w1th the same hpstxck on as when she started They say a fool and hxs money are soon parted How d1d they get together mn the f1rst place? My w1fe threatened to leave me xf I dldn t quxt playxng the horses Gee I m gomg to mxss her There are only two reasons why some people don t mmd thexr own busmess E1ther they haven t any bus1ness or they haven t any mmnd He s the kmd of a guy who asks you a quest1on, answers xt and says you re wrong The new cars 1nclude a devxce to pro tect us from women drxvers You push a button, your car collapses and hzdes 1n the bushes untxl the woman drxver passes If your w1fe wants to learn to dr1ve a car better not stand m her way A man was robbed of h1s wallet 1n a revolvxng door thxs proves you ought to be careful who you go around wzth The best place xn the world to fmd a help mg hand IS at the end of your own arm A man who can drwe safely whxle klsszng a pretty gxrl 1sn t g1v1ng the krss the attentxon xt deserves Love When a boy and glrl sxt on a freshly paxnted bench and only the boy gets pa1nt on hxm Wxth taxes takxng everytlung these days lt bo1ls down to th1s You work hke a dog all your hfe so you can hve lmke a dog He was arrested for p1ck1ng h1s way through a crowd a pocket at a tlme He s so crooked he counts h1s money before a mxrror he doesn t even trust hmmself He s so lazy he runs his car over a bump whenever he wants to flxck the ashes off hrs clgar Race track where the wzndows clean the people . . . . , . . . a 0 ' . Q . . . . , . , Q Q , . Q . . , n . Q 0 - Q . . , . . , Q i v - ' 1 1 ' , , . . . Q 1 Q 9 D - ra: ' . . ' 3 , , . . . . , . . , . . . Q Q v Q Q - 0 Q . . , . . . . ..- . , Q - v I E- xv I . , . - - . , . . , . , . . , . . , , 0 n Q l - ' 0 Q I . A Freshman s Wrsh l'd l ke to be a Senior And w1th the Sen1ors s and A sam ly gr n upon my fa e A thumbtack 1n my hand I'd walk up past the tea her s desk And pla e xt 1n her chan Then szttmg down to g1ve a tes She d leap mto the a1r But I alas would not be blamed And need you ask me why For I ve gone down to get a pass But a Freshman s standmg by Weather Report CALM Mr Baldwln FAIR Chemxstry lass ex ept on Lab day SUNSHLNE The Sen ors fa es when rf ever they get thexr dmplomas FREEZING The typmg room on cold days DRY Classes 1n general BALMY The tea hers 1deas about wcrk TORNADO The hall after the second bell rmgs UNSETTLED Englzsh Class HOT A my s paddle after meetmgs wxth would be m1sch1ef makers WINDY The Semcr boys Comphments of the Semor gzrls CHANGEABLE Our report cards Pome I thxnk you th1nk, he thxnks All thunk I copy you copy he copmes, We all flunk How To Wm Frrends and Make Teachers Love You Always open all the wmdows m the classroom Th1s creates a very refreshmg breeze wluch makes the teacher good natured Always brxng bubble gum to class and chew loudly Your teacher won t mmd h probably has a h1dden desxre for some too If you want others to notlce you, set a tack for the teacher Th1s w1ll gxve the teacher a chance to show the class her sense of humor and she w1ll hke you better It IS very mconsxderate to arr1ve rn the mxddle of class Therefore 1f you are late you should sk1p class altogether Never come to class w1th a pencxl or paper or textbook The other students are always glad to g1ve you thexrs and the teacher w1ll be grateful for the delay Never get to lass on txme Th1s IS a Freshman trlck and you want to appear as a Semor If you are happy, do not hes1tate to wh1stle or smg 1n class A musxcal atmosphere IS always helpful to the teacher s peace of mmd Never hold up your hand before talk1ng You have stud1ed and you KNOW lf your teacher asks you to wr1te a theme about Washmgton wrxte about Lm oln It IS smart to be or1g1nal . Always laugh and poxnt your fmger mf a classmate doesn t have hrs lesson. The teacher wxll be mformed and the classmate w11l be grateful. ll. Don't take these too serzously. 42 u n n -T - . -'-TT-37'-. on ' - - ? - ' ' - ' . In I , : -T ' K ' I K .Ol ' ' ,- ll ll P I . Z. ' . ' ' 5 e 3. . . . . . 4. . . . . . . . D . , 5. . . y c 6. C . . . . . . - , . . 8. ' . ' . 9. . . . . C . 10 . . . , . The P1ck11n Vat The Medl al School has a box that s tall It s pretty wxde out and deep and all You look at a student and ask What S that'7 He laughs and says It s the plckhn vat An old tx uck backs to the med1 al door The corpse 15 unloaded on the elevator floor, Away goes the elevator just hke that The st1ff s on lus way to the px khn vat The body 1S unloaded they jerk off h1s 1'-lothes The bcx 11d s 11fted and ln he goes He gur gles 1n the al ohol and ac1d fast He s found a home already ln the p1ckl1n vat Those that study anatomy are all mn the xoom A gxrl asks the Prof Where d you get that? He says I snared hlm from the P1 k11n vat They ut off Ins fxngers they d1SSE t h1s nose They have fun uttxng off h1s ears and toes The old professor stated that he looked quxte flat Put the rest of h1m back 1n the P1 khn vat There s a lesson 1n thxs story that all should know You should all mend your ways exe you wox ldly grow You d better lwe nght OI just lxke that They 11 have your poor car ass n the pxckhn vat Ioe H Davxdson 43 . - - I .N , , . ' 9 it ' I Ol , . 55 I ' U U' , . . F . . P as - 0 n - -A - 1 . Y . . 1 P . , . . F , . . . , The Mstiff is carried in that met his doom ' GQ 9' 66 I If , 4 na - -,, - 1 ll , - . C . . Q B . 2 . E V: . . ba . I' sa 4 f ',, - a so J , . . , . . y . . A i P ' ' C f, ' ' ' . LNQLQRAPHS r VIALSVIORTN X, g I X K P ,wr-5 x V If 1' un-.,..,r,.a A I-.4 by UA.l..lIc-R111 :anti lu-um., I., U A, X AUTGQRAPHS We the staff wash To thank Mr Fedtherngxll of Danvxlle for hm hnlp wxth thy photography of th15 annual Ou! thanks and appz ec1.1t1on dlso go to Mr Davxdson of Pmckhn Vat To .411 who havm hvlpe-d us 1n any way IH nmalung thls publl atlon pobmblc we say w1th All SIHCLIIW Thank you 46 Coatesville fox pe1m1tting us to use his poem, f'The ffm X W? 1 X X fwff X Lp W ij If K ff 1 43 First National Bank gl Trust Co MEMBE YZDER L RESER E MEMBER OF FEDERAL DVPOSV1 INQL R-XNCE CORPOR XTION CONIPLINIFVI S OF Martins Hardware 1 I - PLAINFIELD, INDIANA Compliments of Mac's Implement Store Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer Danville, Indiana Cass Motor Sales Sales FORD SGFVICG We Serx ICQ All Makes Cars Pla1nf1eld Indlana Coxnphments of Hall Funeral Home Phone Pl'11nf1eld'7'766 Plalllfleld 111613111 7. 7 c ...... s C i 1 Stones Regal Store 'XX HERE YOU BUY MERCHANDISE AT FACTORY COST PLUS ONE SXT KLL PERCENT PHONE 60 CLAYTON INDIANA CLAYTON FEED STORE Phone 149 Claxton Indmna THE DANVILLE GAZETTE Dexoted to the News and Best IIYE61 ests of Hendmcks County Y A 7 7 Compliments of .N 1 'C 7 T ' . 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