Clayton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clayton, IN)

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l ll' A n l ll ' ' 'Mi , l ' f 1 i ll, T ' i p a s Hc51. Mcc . Ji?. 0nNlcA N . 1932 I l FRESHMAN CLASS First Row-lLeft to Righth -Marie Towell, Hazel Kenworthy, Helen Snodgrass. Pearl Pounds. Charlotte Havens, La Dona Sears. Faye Pettitt, Mildred Stacy. Virginia Wooden, Mary Scott, Mary Ross. Second Row-Lorin Rushton. Gene Fisher. Albert Callahan. Robert Hall, Aileen Walton. Mary Alice Ludlow. Kathleen Littell, John Peacock, Willis Lyons. James Fuller, Joe Redd. Third Row-Noble Underwood. Richard Edmondson. James Cook, Mr. Jones. Sponsor: Clyde Clanton, Raymond Beck. Richard Nicholson. Fred Schmidt. Fourth Row-Floyd Scott, Horton Kivett, John Mynatt, Robert Walls, Delbert Simmons, Robert Elmore. On August 29, the class of RS ascended the stairs to the High ' School for the first time. When all had been counted. it was discovered that thirty-nine had answered the f-all. On September ll, they were L initiated and were then considered full-iiedged high school students. Dur- 5, ing the year, six of the class were lost. if The class was well represented in all school activities, having mem- bers on the bovs' and girls' basketball teams. boys' and girls' baseball teams, in the Glee Clubs. reading contest and high school minstrel. The Freshmen gave a program Thursday. March 3. which went over big. In the inter-class contest for attendance at the Countv Tournev. the I Freshmen and Juniors lost, having the least percentage. Therefore they had to pay the penalty and entertain the Sophomores, Seniors and Faf-ultv. The officers chosen were: Richard Edmondson. President: Floyd I Scott, Vice-President: Mary Alice Ludlow, Secretaryg Richard Nicholson. 3 Treasurer: and Mr. Jones, Sponsor. The class colors chosen were red and white: the flower was a red rose and fern. The motto, Climb Though the Rocks Be Rugged, was carried out faithfully throughout the year. -13- A .-... ..3-qgm ll ll as I HI f lillllll ifszfsi' ' lIlnf ll '

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