Clayton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clayton, IN)

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. r till! tl 1-me EDWARD L. SCOTT Township Principal. Central Normal A. B.' In- diana State' Indiana Uni- versity. Mathematics. THELMA M. sToU'r Z Sponsor of Class of 1932. 5 Franklin A. B.' Indian-1 i School of Music and Fine Q Arts. Science Public Speaking. 1 1 l , MYRTH SHIELDS Indiana University: Central Normal. English, Latin. CARL 0. FISHER Oakland City B. S.: Indiana State: Missouri State: Ev- ansville. Industrial Arts, History. Ath- letic Director. DONIS CANARY Butler A. B.: Metropolitan School of Music. Music. Home Economics. T. C. KENDALL Township Trustee. NELLIS W. BENSON Central Normal A. B.: James Milikang University of Illi- nois. Commercial. JOE H. JONES Central Normal A. B.: Frank- ling DePauw. History, English. ESTELLE CLARK il 'r 4 . Metropolitan School of Music. Instrumental Music. IN MEMORIAM EVERETT QUINN Township Trustee. Died June, 1931. 5 vt, x 2 if 3, 3 +5 hu ll 4 , I H V 155 Hmm ,af X i mf 'fx 1 If ' ,s:5'fii5i '5flf .-22211 'NI arm' -lzlrim Mull iw

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i ll 1 li 1 l, 1 l v S- c' l l- ff C.H.S. LII-EERTiQVNIANf Yifwi iil9A3?- Due to existing financial conditions, the senior class decided to pub- .ish this year instead of the regular High School Annual, a monthly paper, The Cardinal, and a small annual consisting mainly of pictures. This abbreviated Libertonian is the result of this plan. In it you will find the pictures of the different groups, snapshots, a few brief write--ups, and the advertisements that have made it possible for us to finance this whole enterprise. In The Cardinal thecurrent news of the school year has been given, and some of the features previously included in the annual. The Senior class has found its journalistic Work of this year to be of unusual interest and has greatly enjoyed it. It has given us exper- iences of different kinds in publishing both a paper and annual with their different problems. The hope of the class is that you have enjoyed The Cardinal and will appreciate this issue of the Libertonian. -4- viii' M QM, ' , ,I s ll Il -eurfmgzh. Wx 'vszssf-f Wiliam

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il!lMiigi lm'a' I . K 1 l ' ll' H ? :Lt - .H. . LIBERTONIAN I ROSALEEN BARNES ..R0sy,y Vice-President 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Campus Days 3. Glee Club 4. Librarian 4 Circulation and Sales Manag- er of 1932 Publications 4. i'One who to herself is true and therefore will be true to you. l-IERMAN FRANKLIN ..Barky,, 'U President 1, 2. ' Treasurer 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. ' Minstrel 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. ' Business Manager of 1932 I Publications 4. ,r C7 Three things doth shine: 'Q the sun, moon, and my eyes. LOUANNA THOMPSON Lou Editor-in-Chief of The Car- ! dinal' 4. 1 Minor Staff 1, 3. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ' Basketball 3, 4. Glee Club 4. .- Zippy 4. She will always the first even to the last U v I 3 l,lMm,En, .. Jl 1 Il rx as Mi kiwi! lf'-3751 1 Ill' 1 . 4 Q . .qi F if . . 5 M? as ji: it im II ..- 'L be 1555? - 2 f E Wifi Hrlgfliiiaig 'A i ,WMI-EWS? - lifii fl, fiai5,giJ IP' i 4 4 ' ,A 6- .555 5 ... rf li ,X . 1, NW F , 'H' ' -:Ni . ' '-ff5 E35l A -- lnliimlrlln 1932 JOHN EDMONDSON John Bob President 3. 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Quartette 3. Minor Staif 2. Campus Days 3. uzippyn 4. Minstrel 1. 2. 3, 4. Apple Judging Team 1. Assistant Editor of The Lib- ertonian 4. No one is poor who helps enrich the lives of others. EDNA HUDSON Eddie Secretary 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Song Leader 4. Hey! Hey! Revue 1. Campus Days 3. Zippy 4. Minstrel 4. Minor Staff 2. Reading Contest 4. Self confidence is the first requisite of great undertak- ings. ROBERT McMORMICK StB0b17 Lawrence High School 1. 2. Editor-in-Chief of The Lib- ertonian 4. Yell Leader 3, 4. Campus Days 3. Zippy 4. Orchestra 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Oratorical 3, 4. Minstrel 3, 4. Band 3, 4. What would life be if there were no Bobbles?