Clayton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clayton, IN)

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C.H.S. LIBERTONIAN 1932 1 . 'f Ei: -ir X 'I - , , l'll!ltll' Mlf , . If .. . l :. 2 ' in L F.. ' CHRLS BASEBALL SQUAD First. Row-lLeft to Rightb-Dorotha Oxley, pitcherg Ruby Brown. 2nd base: Rosa- leen Barnes, 3rd base: Laura Marie Richards, S. S. Second Row-Bertha Reeves. C. Field: Thelma Sawyer, catcher: Mr. Jones, Coach: Crystal Mason, Utility catcher. Third Row--Eva Walton, L. Field, Louanna Thompson, lst Base: Marian Carter, R. Field. Fourth Row-Laura Warren, Utility: Kathleen Littell, Utilityg Margaret Wright, R. Field: Juanita Carnine, Utility. BOYS BASEBALL SQUAD Fi1'st Row-lLeft to Right!-Wayne Mynatt, Catcher, Marion Short, Pitcher. Sec- cnd Row-Herman Franklin, R. Field, Noble Mason. Student Manager, Mr. Fisher, Coach, Carl Burns, 2nd Baseg Lester Franklin, S. S. Third Row-Eugene Scott, 1st Baseg Wayne Wingler, 3rd Baseg Jewell Michael, Utility. Fourth Row-Lowell Rushton, Utility. I x I 5 3 3 19 :X I X fy. llltltt f fm S u-'M .N . H, ll ll I k in - ,mf

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l .H.-LM Q WW L I B-E R T o N I A N 1932 GIRLS' BASEBALL The girls' baseball'team was very successful this year in winning 10075 of their games. The girls played fair and square and never gave up fighting till the game was over. Also they had the bacon to bring home. This is the schedule of the Cardinaletts :- mu y . - iaii 3 ll Q: Q I P f l, 1 S L v , :' 'y Ill Clayton 9 ........................ Amo 5 Clayton 15 .... Lizton 7 Clayton 8 . . . . . Avon 4 BOYS' BASEBALL Score Keeper: Frank Barnes Coach: Carl O. Fisher Student Manager: Noble Mason Schedule Clayton 1 ,. ........ Danville 7 Clayton 4 .... .... A von 3 Clayton 5 .... ...... A mo f 3 Clayton 6 .... Pittsboro 5 Clayton 4 .... ..... S tilesville 3 Clayton 9 .... North Salem O Clayton 2 .... ...... L izton 0 Clayton 11 .. Danville 5 Clayton 0 .. Danville 6 Clayton 0 .................. Ben Davis 12 The squad of '32 was made up of the veterans from last year's squad. They were badly handicapped by the loss of their pitcher, but Marion Short capably filled his position. We ranked second in the County League, losing only to Danville. The squad continued its winning streak of the two previous years by winning seven of ten games. The squad was well coached by Carl Fisher. The strength of the team was composed mainly of seniors ll ll :Mi-rm V , Q ' - is .Q I' 'Sass tmlllllll

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tml it fi rv., c.u.s. yy g y L I BiE R 'rio N 1 AvN -1932 1 I I T 1 jf tx' i 1 l r c' l ' 2 QHRLS GLEE CLUB First Row-fLeft to Rightl-Mrs. Canary, Directorg Crystal Mason, Dortha Oxley, Rosaleen Barnes, Mildred Littell, Mary Scott, Mary Robbins, Marian Carter, Twila Wal- ton, Miss Shields, Pianist. Second Row-Myrtle Warren, Helen Snodgrass, Katherine Hall, Mary K. Baxley. Helen Edmondson, Thelma Sawyer, Mary F. Crowe, Laura War- ren, Laura Marie Richards. Helen Wilson. Third Row-Edna Hudson, Virginia Wooden, Charlotte Havens, Bertha Reeves, Nathalie Mabe, Eva Walton, Louanna Thompson, Ruby Brown. Fourth Row-Mary Ross, Juanita Carnine, Florence Wildman, Esther Mitchell, Mary Jo Clawson, Kathleen Littell, Faye Pettitt. BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row-cLeft to Righth-Miss Shields, Pianist, Robert McCormick, Eugene Scott, Loy Kivett. Donn Beadle, Henry Stout, John Edmondson, Donald Parsons, Lorin Rush- ton, Mrs. Canary. Director. Second Row-Glen Thompson, Wayne Mynatt, Clyde Clan- ton, Wayne Pickerrell, Clarence Mitchell, Clyde Ludlow, Albert Mantooth, Thurman Mitchell. Third Row-Ross Mitchell, Lowell Rushton, Eugene Wooden, Carl Eastes, Fred Schmidt, Donald Rushton, John Mynatt. Fourth Row-Drew Comer, Noble Mason, Carl Burns, Raymond Parks, James Cook, Richard Edmondson, Herman Franklin. 20- M NK .4 '- ' MijlEE:'a::J 1 I 'N i fl C .- 'i' .llllifil infill' Wil: 5