Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1952 volume:

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Jorgensen, Victor Sorenson Qsecretaryj, Philo Tucker fpresidentl, I. R. Mounce fsuperin- tendentj, E. W. Holle, Phillip Harris, Kenneth Anderson, and J. M. Kramer Qtreasurenl MERCEDES ABRAHAM Mathematics9 IDWELL ADAMS Orchestra GLADYS ARNOLD English 11 EDITH BIRKETT im -4. ii hmm Social Studies 10, 12 N Q, EUNICE BLACKBURN L 40 English 9, 11 Y' 'iff MIRIAM BLAKELY 1, Girls' Counselor, English 9 f f 'Y , GLENN BOHLKE A A M Q E A ' Chemistry, Consumer Science it Q - fi ,M P JosEPH1NE BROWN 4 T4 A ,J , Social Studies 9, 12g Junior Colle S 'olo ru, ' ,T ' - V , ,I 5 Se ocr SY 1 1.Uc1LLE CARTER 9 4 English 9, Latin s f f X'-'X ' 4 EE A , ' 1 3, ELEANOR DAVIDSON English 10 3 MARY EAST in A in A English 9, Junior College English, PSYCTIOIOEY 'H ,, E-1 A , 1.9-J'-F , GERTRUDE ENGLERT Clerical Practice, Typing and Shorthand 12, Personal and Junior College Typing MRS. LOIS FENLON ' English 10, Business English LESLIE EISHWILD v Social Mathematics W ' 'V f fy A , CORLNNE FORSEE sociaisrudies 11, 12 2 Eis A in - -1 -4 A -4, , 1.1. ,,,,,,, , A ,Ad .1 l J r i i- N we' l 3-ei. f 'X s I J E -A J Q rp ,ou 5:9 l at M All ' N l l b , .43 ,ef K' A , Q f -we MABEL FOSTER Home Economics, Cafeteria Manager ELEANORE FULLERTON Home Economics MAYNARD HANSEN Mathematics 9, 10 gif, Q A SQ- MARIE HARTMANN Q. . Nw English 9, High School and Junior College Spanish 45 , V A f LEO HERKELMANN fi - K W , Mathematics 11, 125 Junior College Mathematics :Q EVA 1oHNsoN M Vocal Music A J. GSW, ,f 1' 5 , EDWIN JONES in General Science 1- Y 1 g NELLIE JONES ' at-J' f English 12, Junior College English, Remedical Reading .1223 HOWARD JUDD 1' ji, g'f1g.A Q X Boys' Physical Education 5 . .,.. ', . . ,gg- L.. , Rm' ,Exp S , ,., J is , ,, ,.. .4... H. 1 4, V . y, .,, . ...f- A A ,ff -'Wi A ,Qi , -, i l 1 JAMES LAW Machine Shop, Metalwork KENNETH LORENZ Boys' Counselor, Physiology MAX LYNN Director of Physical Education IOSEPHINE MANCUSO Girls' Physical Education LORETTA MATTOCKS Social Studies 9 WAYNE MARTHINSON Junior College Accounting, Business Organization HARRIET MATHISEN Typing and Shorthand 11, Personal Typing WALTER MCMAHON High School and Junior College Mechaincal Drawing EDWARD MICKEY Biology ROBERT PHIPPS . - 'Es W? M High School and Junior College Physics A Q 1,2l RICHARD POLLACK Boy's Physical Education EDWARD RASHKE Woodwork MARIE RAUN Social Studies 11, Junior College Social Studies CHARLES ROCHAU Art MERLE ROMEY Metalwork, Vocational Machine Shop THOMAS SHARPLES Bookkeeping, Social Studies 12 HELEN STODDARD Social Studies ROGER STOSKOPF Band E, .t,, X .12 in rt , fa., A Q23 we l 6' if K ,J ' g if Q 9 iw 2 ' R , f ,s 9 R . ,..ts ,A W Q 4 ,I , Y 3 Q .1 , M E , I Alai, 1 2 5 ,A 1? , E- ,. gs .-.Nav 1-P 5 ZX, 3 ...fig if ' ISABELLE STREIB A A A Clothing Appreciation, Home Management g P 2 p DEAN TRAVIS A E s . 5 K High School and Junior College Speech 1 M' p. FLORENCE WARNOCK a t it ' E' A Librarian .--- 2 hiri'fal . Q.. sls i LEONARD WILSON Vocational Woodwork EMMA HYER School Nurse MRS. FERNE MEEKER School Matron ,af NW ......s.a-1 5'1- .'. 1+ 'fs kr if Q Ai' L-' af da 3- .a -Tw :S SECRETARIES OF CHS Mrs. Ruth Braudt Miss Lorraine Bondick X Miss Jeanette Donaldson Mrs. Mary Williams K I , ' il if-:ff -... : 7 'gig . ' LWLL Qfjj w J, in iq. fs .. Q L , ,,, F ,,.,......W-v37- A ..........w-Q-W... s. X , ,...,...,........--- f, ,,.........,..M .J 1, +-'P 'mWW kv '37 1545i fiffw v..a'-, . .i ff .iss 2. , ,I , sm. ,ff J. Q as . Q .,Q. id, iff. ? . - - A' 'sepia A Qi! ' ,QM , 'T' fy Y Z5 as N? sz, wa if I .3 i 1 if Y 3' Q , M, as if iv- , ,z. I f gk g, ws.. ,v,x, ,iv hg s s X26 K A gf' A es. J 1' ,q 1 'Y wi... f . , y 9' xx! bf' LP 5 .3 1 1 ' . vg L. ,f 5 5 fimsai wi 1 x 'A w 3 wi 0. 1' 53553 , ' bak 'J ' Mr. Judd checks on swimmers -- MI. 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DORIS APLIN Senate 15 National Thespians 3,45 Junior Miss 25 Clintonian Bi- Weekly 2,3,45 Editor 3,45 Pin 25 Letter 35 Freshman Choir 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Pan American 2, 3,45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Cabinet 45 History Award 35 Latin Award 35 U.C.T. Essay Award 25 National Honor Society 2,45 Sec- Eretary 45 Oratory 4, D l , ,,-Z.,,'f: 5 .5- 9 zkvg tC i at ,Si an 1 sf v 'f ia- 3 , - 5.f,.,.a.f.:...: as 5-4 1 rx, 4 1 4 1 2 S PM if S Q is 2 ..,.. . K f ' 3 lima J, j 5 59595224 1 5, ti fi at 5, at Mr si f si Q M5 iwvfwa rw lf X 2 af 3 'f st K. '. ' I K S- as a Y? J' :Q -1 4 x L 42.158 I I .- ,xc ww fied' www 'wr' avril' UU s Y., ,.f-as ,, , , -'inf iA.,,,s., 5555 X ws 'G .qv 3 WU' 'six W' . -,.., -' K Q' 15.33 A g 2 Nu... Ag., JAMES ASHBY num.. Homeroom President 3,45' Senate 45 Sergeant-at-Arms5 National Thes- pians 45 Little Theater 45 People Are Funny 45 Clintonian Bi-Weekly 45 Latin Club 15 Bachelors' Club5 Chemistry Club 45 Secretary5 Foot- ball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Golf 3, 45 Major Letter 3, 45 Kiwanis. ' SHIRLEY BACKER Shirl Homeroom Secretary 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 25 Freshman Choir 15 E Cappella 3,45 Letter 35 Swing Shov 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Pan America: 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45H0rrleC01'r1il1E Attendant 3. JAMES BARK Jabber Homeroom President 35 Bachelors' Club. , MARGARET BARNARD Peggy Red Cross Representative 15 Home- room Treasurer 25 National Thes- pians 1, 25 Little Theater 1, 25 Year- book 35 Orchestra 1, 2,,3, 45 Treasurer 25 Major Letter 35 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Quartet 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Sextet 25 Swing Show 2, 3, 45 Pan American 35 Latin Club 1,2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 3, 4. SHERRILL BEIL Sherry Homeroom Secretary 35 Senate 45 Student Body Secretary 45 National Thespians 2,3,45 Little Theater 2, 3,45 'Cheaper by the Dozen 35 Meet Corliss Archer 45 Freshman Choir 15 A Capella 2,3,45 Letter 35 Music Librarian 45 Mixed Octet 45 Swing Show 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Pan American 2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Secretary 25 Cabinet 35 Gateway Classic Attendant 15 Prom Queen 35 Mardi Gras Attendant 4. NATALIE BENNETT Pan American 2, 3,45 Latin Club 1, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4. f RUTH BEST Muggs Elomeroom Treasurer 35 National hespians 2, 3, 45 Little Theater 2, L,45 Vice President 45 Letter 45 Junior Miss 25 Freshmen Choir .5 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 A Cappella 1,3,45Letter 25 Sextet 15 Madrigal 15 Double Quartet 45 Swing Show ,, 2, 3, 45 Pan American 2,3,45 3'-Teens 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 3,4. ARTHERA BIER Artie iomeroom Secretary 1,25 Clinton- an Bi-Weekly 35 Pin Pan American 1, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BIERMAN Dick Sachelors' Club. DANNY BOARDSEN ..Dan.. pachelors' C 1ub5 Rotary. if JERRY BOULTON eshman Choir 15 A Cappella 2, Letter 35 Octet 1, 25 Madrigal Swing Show 1,2,35 Bachelors' lub5 Chemistry Club 45 Swimming 2. JOAN BREDOW Ioanie 'ilson High School, St. Paul, linnesota 1,2, 3, 112. Y-Teens 4. MARILYN BROWN Brownie Camanche High School, 1,25 Or- f l chestra 3, 45 etter 45 Secretaryg vw Ensemble 45 Swing Show 35 Pan American 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Y- Teens 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4. ,fs 'W 1 ,-,ww 'a A 119' 2 W is VELMA BROWN , . Q 'v ii' Sarey . A Camanche High School 1, 25 Pan American 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Chem- Q istry ciub 4, THOMAS BURKEN Tom Bachelors' Clubg Boosters' Club 1,25 Chemistry Club 45 Football 1, 4. 3 5 M3 fa.: BEVERLY BYERS Bev . 5 Red Cross Representative 3, 45 Fresh- 'QI 33' Q my I 5 A 5 man Choir 15 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 ,A . f Swing Show 1,2,35 G.A.A. 15 Pep up f 5 5 Club 2,3,45 Pan American 1,2,45 . Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing Award 5 QGOQ5 Shorthand Award Q 1001. fs ir if f, ' in 5 Q, YL A ft rj A , ,.5. 5 . 5 WILLIAM CARLSON 3 at A i Bill Bachelors' Club. 1 af SALLY CARNES Sally Jo Homeroom President 2, Treasurer 45 Supreme Court 35 Band 1,25 Pan American 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Homecoming Atten- dant 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Wa-Tan-Yeg Goodiiitizen Award 4. Hiram' 5 5 3 MARILYN CARSTENS Red Freshman Choir lg Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4g Letter 4g Swing Show 1,2, 3,4gPep Club 2, 3, 4g Pan American 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Typing Award 1505. RICHARD CARSTENSEN Dick Yearbook 4g Ping Freshman Choir 1g Bachelors' Clubg Basketball 1, 2g Track 1,2g Kiwanis. MARGARET CHRISTIAN Magot Homeroom President 1, 2g Senate 1,2,3g Freshman Choir lg A Ca- ppella 2g Letterg Swing Show 1,2g Sextet lg Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Cheer Leader lg Pan American 1,2,3,4g Y - Teens 2, 3, 4g Homecoming Attendant 1. PATRICIA CLEPPE Pat Freshman Choir lg Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4gLetter 4g Swing Show 2, 3,4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. LINDA COFFIN National Thespians 2, 3, 4g Little Theater 2,3,4g Freshman Choir lg Girls' Glee Club 25 A Cappella 3, 4g Letter 3g Swing Show 2,3,4g Pep Club 3, 4g Pan American 1, 3, 4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Chemistry Club 4. BETSY ANN COOPER Betts Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4g Librarian 3, 4g Letter 2g Ensemble 1, 2, 3,4g Swing Show 33 Pan American 3g Latin Clu 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Cabinet 3, 4g Chemistry Club 4. Cs' W , 'Xxx vw, .if if sf Ai nk am-4 4+-lux f fm bww .Q- I 'T' 935 diff' .f s ia ,Qt .MM 53' '35 V, we-f -15? EMMA COUNTRYMAN wean.. Pan American 1,2, 3,49 Latin Cl 3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Chemisu Club 4. DORIS CRAM Dottie Liz Pan American 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, PATRICIA CRAM Pat St. Mary's High School 1,2gGir1 Glee Club 3g Swing Show 3,4g G.. A, 3g Pep Club 4g Pan Amerie 3, 4g Latin Club 3g Y-Teens 3, Chemistry Club 4. MICHAEL CUMMINGS Mike Texas Military Institute 1g Homi room Vice-President 2gSecretary Little Theater 4g National Thespia 4g Meet Corliss Archer 4g P American 2, 3, 4g I-ll-Y 2: Bachelo Clubg Boosters: Club 2, 3g Sou Crew 2, 3, 4g Science Club 3, Chemistry Club 4g Football 3g Ba ketball 2g Golf 2, 3,4g Major Lett 4. RICHARD CURTIS Dick Hi-Y2g Bachelors' Clubg Sound Cz 2,3,4g Science Club 4g Chemis Club 4g Football 1g Swimming. WAYNE DAHL Wad Bachelors' Club: Football'1: Sw ming 1. I l I BEVERLY DANNATT ..Bev.. Ban American 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3, ROBERT DAY George gomeroom Vice-President 35 Red ross Representative 45 Clintonian Bi-Weekly 45 Band 1,25 Bachelors' Club5 Basketball 1, 25 Wrestling vianager 45 Major Letter. MARY ELIZABETH DICKERSON Z.ibbie Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 15 enate l,2,3,45 Little Theater 35 'reshman Choir 15 A Cappella 2, 3, .5 Letter 35 Secretary-Treasurer 45 ex-ter 45 Swing Show 1,2, 3,45 Pep :lub 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Pan imerican 35 Latin Club l,2,3,45 F-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Home- ioming Queen 45 National Honor lociety 45 Prom Attendant 35 Wa- Tan-Ye. JOAN DIERKS Joanie reshman Choir 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. fl'-1 71h-tv' 5 x ,f X . V l 5 Ap rail 42 rs' ...W 'Z '22 1 3 , .P '55 -fr ,,fQi ROBERT DIERKS .5 A Q nBobu 'X oak 'V achelors' Club. MARY ELIZABETH DOLAN Kitty lomeroom Secretary 15 Red Cross .epresentative 1, 35 Freshman Choir 5 Girls' Glee Club 25 Swing Show ,25 Pan American 3,45 Y-Teens ,2, 3,45 Cabinet 45 Chemistry Club :G.A.A. 1. W 53317 'Ur' . 5 N-if --sr 'W l MARY LEA EADS Mouse Freshman Choir 15 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Letter 35 Sextet 35 Swing Show 1, 2, 3,45 Pan American 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, DIANE EDENS ..Di.. Homeroom Vice President 15 Sec- retary-treasurer 25 Freshman Choir 1: A Cappella 25 Letter 25 Swing Show 1, 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Pan American 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Shorthand Award QIOOJ. RICHARD ELLISON Dick Knoxville High School, Knoxville, Iowa 15 Hi-Y 25 Bachelors' Club5 Y Chemistry Club 4. SHIRLEY ENWRIGHT Freshman Choir 15 G,A,A. 25 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN FAY Bunny Freshman Choir 15 A Cappella 2,3, 45 Letter 35 Swing Show 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Pan American 1, 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Chem- istry Club 4 STANLEY FELDERMAN Stan Class President 25 Vice-President 1,25 Homeroom President 15 Sec- retary 25 Senate 1,2,3,45 Student Body President 45 Cabinet 2, 45 Clintonian Bi-Weekly 1, 2, 35 Pin 35 Pan American 1, 2, 3, 45 President 35 Hi-Y 1, 25 Bachelors' Club5 Boosters' Club 3, 45 Secretary 35 Chemistry Club 45 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 25 Tennis 45 Spanish Award 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Kiwanis5 Rotary5 Boys' State. ARCHIE FINK Art Science Club 19 Secretary9 Bach- elors' Club. PATRICIA FISHER Pat Homeroom President 39 Red Cross Representative 2,49 Clintonian Bi- Weekly 39G.A. A. 19 Pan American 3,42 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. LUELLA FLACK Lou Clintonian Bi-Weekly 2,3,4: Cir- culation Manager 39 News Editor 49 Pin 29 Letter 39 Pan American 3,49 Y-Teens 2, 3,4. DIANNE FLANNERY .. D in Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer I, 29 Vice President 49 Clintonian Bi- Weekly 3, 49 Business Manager 49 Pin 39 Letter 49 G.A.A. 1, 2, 39 Letter 39 Junior Representative 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 49 Science Club '19 Secretary9 Shorthand Award 11001. CONNIE FUGATE ll Yiku Band 3,42 Orchestra 39 G.A.A. 1, 2,49 Cheer Leader 19 Y-Teens 3,4. ROBERT FULLER Bob 9' Homeroom Vice-President 49 Bach- elors' Club. Qv 095 , X A I dv z -J? .V K r , 5 ASQ' A .ff ' if' .35 ow, ,Q 4, .5 ' lt. il 9 . gi ,A fl aff 6' -1, 58' saw M Mx . , 'pkg' .V nf-uv K i, 'Y 5 f ' -. . fm fe ,:', , , 4 5 if , 1.-mv fx 1 ,, , I5 -Q fr av 'fl if if? ga? ' .,.,'! '11 Q ', N ., pu 'L , li, -. fx. , . ,-...JL R , tg . 1 ELAINE GABEL Toots Preston Consolidated High School Preston, IOWaQ 1,29 Pan America 49 Y-Teens 3,4. DIANE GALBRAITH Dee Dee Homeroom Vice-President lg Re Cross Representative 29 Pollywo 1, 2, 3,42 G. A. A. 1, 2, 39 Pep C1 3,49 Cheer Leader 1,29 Latin Cl 1, 2,39 Chemistry Club 4. DOLORIS GIDDINGS Dis Red Cross Relpresentative 19 Pal American 2, 9 Y-Teens 2, 3, . Shorthand Award QIOOJ. RICHARD GODDARD Dick Bachelors' Clubg Football 19 Baj ketball I9 Track 19 Wrestling 1,. Manager 2, 39 Major Letter 2. WILLIAM GOLTMAN Bil1 Lyons Hi h School 19 Homerooi President 59 Vice-President 39 Sena: 3, 49 Student Body Vice-Presidei 49 Cabinetg Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Pa American 3, 49 Bachelors' Clul Sound Crew 3, 49 Chemistry Club A Football 2, 3, 49 Major Letter 1 Track 3g Major Letter9 Swimmir 29 Wrestling 3. DONALD GOODRIDGE Don Bachelors' Club. IOHN GOOL Gort Homeroom President 15 Secretary- Treasurer 3,45 Freshman Choir 15 A Cappella 3,45 Swing Shoe 1, 3, 45Hi-Y 1,25Bachelors' Club5 Pres- ident5 Boosters' Club 3,45 Secretary 4: Football 1,2, 3,45 Major Letter 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3,45 Major Letter 2, 3,45 Kiwanis. IOAN GRELL . ..Io.. G.A.A. 1,25 Pan American 45 Y- Teens 3, 4. KENNETH HADDAD Homeroom President 45 Football 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 2, 3,45 Major Letter 3,45 Tennis 2,3. MARILYN HAGGE Freshman Choir 15 A Cappella 2, 35 Letter 35 Swing Show 1,2,35 G.A A. 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN HAMILTON Band 1,2,3,45 Letter 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, JOAN HAMILTON Band 1,2,3,45 Letter 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4: Sewing Award 3. X ,fatale ?1 .- W. . ag-Q ii M 'im Z :Mb ,,,.',' ' it? ,gi Q-5 ,Q , at fa .1 Y Q.. Q3-......., idi- .f sei- lt 1 GARY HAPPS Ha,PPY Homeroom President 35 Freshman Choir 15 A Cappella 2,3,45 Letter 35 Swing Show 2, 3, 45 Bachelors' Club5 Swimming 1,3,45 Wrestling 2. .TANICE HARING ..Ian.. Freshman Choir 15 Girls' Glee Club 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Science Club 15 Chemistry Club 4, DORLA HARTZELL Hn. J. Homeroom Vice-President 25 Pres- ident 35 Red Cross Representative 35 Pollywogs 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 35 President 45 G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Class Represent- alive 2.4: Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Shorthand Award 0003, SHIRLEY HEATH Shirl Freshman Choir 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Swing Show 1,25 G.A.A. 15 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Shorthand Award 11005. CAROLYNN HEBELER Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1: Red Cross Representative 25 Yearbook 3, 45 Pin35 Letter45 Business Manager 45 Freshman Choir 15 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Letter 35 Sextet 15 Swing Show 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 15 Pan American 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 4. DOROTHY HELBLE Dot Class Treasurer 25 Homeroom Treas- urer 25 Vice-President 45 Freshman Choir 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 A Cappella 3, 45 Letter 35 Sextet 3,45 Trio 35 Octet 45 Swing Show 2, 3, 45 Pan American 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Gateway Classic Attendant 35 Home- coming Attendant 4. SHIRLEY HELBLE Toots Pan American 45 Y-Teens 1,2,4. RONALD HENRY Bachelors' Club5 Chemistry Club 4. RICHARD HENSEL Basketball 1,25 Served in Navy 4 years 11947-19511. ROBERT HERRICK Doc Ottumwa High School, Ottumwa, Iowa 15 Fairfield High School, Fair- field, Iowa 25 Supreme Court Justice 45 National Thespians 3,45 Letter 35 Little Theater 3, 45 Cheaper by the Dozen' 35 People Are Funny 45 Debate 3, 45 A Cappella 3,45 Letter 35 Boys5 Quar- tet 3, 45 Mixed Octet 45 Swin Show 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Bacielors' Club5 Boosters' Club 45 Sergeant- At-Armsg Chemistry Club 45 Foot- ball 35 Swimming 3, 45 Golf 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 4. IO ANN HILL aio.. Band 1, 21 3, 45 Letter 45 Drum Major- ette 45 Orchestra 15 Pollywogs 35 G.A,A. 1,25 Cheerleader 2,45 Pan American 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4. DONNA HINERICHSEN Homeroom President 25 Treasurer 15 l Red Cross Representative 25 G. A. A. 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 President 45 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. 'i '7' rx. 5' 241' .va 't Y 5 I , I Q, ,Qi Q 1 fx.. r fa' , .,. 5 -,gg ff? .,.'-:,. '-if 5 1 ' ,af 5 r5 -r .h. . .fi th. ' , '-3 A :, I 1 :I 5 ,jj ? A lm 5, H f +45 DAVID HOIALMEN Dave Bachelors' Club5 Football 1, 25 Swim- ming 1, 2, 3. ROBERT HOLLOWELL Bob Class Vice-President 25 Homeroom President 15 Senate 2,3,45 Band 15 A Cappella Club 2, 35 Chemistry Club 45 Track 1,2,45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 3, 45 Gol 3: Rotary. WILLIAM HOLM Bill Homeroom Vice-President 25 Bach- elors' Club5 Basketball 1,25 Tenni 2. WILLIAM HOLMAN Bill Kenmore High School, Kenmore, New York 15 Bachelors' Club. ALLAN HORN .. Al.. Bachelors' Club: Football 45 Wrestl ling 1, 2, 3,45 Major Letter 4. A PHYLLIS HOSETTE Speed Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. l MARIE HUSTON Marzy Homeroom Treasurer 4, G. A. A, LZ, 3, 4,, Letter 3, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, . SALLY JACOBS Jake Class Secretary 1, Supreme Court 2, National Thespians 2, 3, 4, Little Theater 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Pin, Drum Majorette 1, 2, Freshman Choir 1, G.A.A. 1: Pep Club 3,4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Pan American 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Chemistry Club 4. JO ANNE JESS J0dY Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3, 4, Pin 3, Letter 4, Sextet 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4, Cabinet 4: Shorthand Award 11001: Typing Award 1501. ALBERT JOHNSON ll A117 National Thespians 3, 4, Little Theater 3,4, Swing Show 3, Bach- elors' Club. DELORES JOHNSON Johns Red Cross Representative 2, Year- book 4: Pin, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Freshman Choir 1, Swing Show 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Y- Teens 1,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4. CARROLL JONES Jonesy Bachelors' Club. RONALD JONES Scott Bachelors' Club' Chemistry Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2: Major Letter 2. JOYCE JORDAN ' Joycea ' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Freshman Choir 1, Pep Club 3,4, Pan American 4, 9 , Y'T6el'1S 2,3,4. FAYETTE JORGENSEN l Red Cross Representative 3, Pep Club, 2, 3,4, Chemistry Club 4. ' J J GORDON JORGENSEN J Gordie N Homeroom President 4, Vice Pres-, ident 1,3, Treasurer 2, Latin Clubf 2, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Bachelors' Club,Q Boosters' Club 3,4, Chemistry Clubj 4, Basketball 2: Golf 2,3,4, Majorl Letter 3, 4. JACK JORGENSEN John Clintonian Bi-Weekly 4, Bachelors' Club, Boosters' Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Basketball 1, Track 2, 3, Golf 3, 4, Major Letter 4, Rotary. ELSIE MAE JUDD ..E1.. Red Cross Representative 3, Orchestra 1,2,3, Letter 3, Ensemble 2, Pan American 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. HOWARD IUDD IR. vwjuddyn Homeroom Treasurer 25 Secretary 15 Hi-Y 25 Bachelors' C1ub5 Boosters5 Club 3, 45 Chemistry Club 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter3, 45 Kiwanis. EVERETT IORGENSEN .. Ev.. Orchestra 1, 2 . GERALDINE KEEGAN NGerryN Mount St. Clare 1,25 Y-Teens 3,4. BONNIE KENT Camanche High School, Camanche, Iowa 15 Y Teens 2,3,4. , JACK KING Student Body Treasurer 45 Home- room President 1, 35 Vice-President 25 Senate 3,45 Cabinet 45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Letter 3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 Swing Show 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 1,25 Bachelors' Club: Vice- President Boosters' Club 3,45 Foot- ball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 45 Wrestling 1,2, 3,45 Major Letter 45 Prom Attendant 35Mardi Gras Attendant 4. JEAN KIRST Iearme Class Secretary 25 Homeroom Treas- urer 35 Secretary 1,2,45 Band 1,25 Pan American 45 Y-Teens l,2,'3,45 Cabinet 1, 2, 35 Science Club 15 Typing Award 1501. f ft if 85 4 55, K sf, f 92 1 4 il ,, 421 Y tm mais: x 'ai by f 'IAN ,, f L 5 1 its gi, S' 5 fn- an y ,Q me , 'fs 5 'O' ff 5 rs...-are 'igj lf s .2 . 5 5 Q' as CHN' V i-t1'5 .5 4, .,-f,. -- ' ,. . ,K 5 5 5 5 5,, ii ,, ,, an 5 55s,1 1 ,'f-,,' ',s., ze' w 'X 9 si E, 5, , as ff sr ss 1 6, 5 , f THOMAS KLOMP Tom Bachelors' Club. PETER KLOPP Pete Red Cross Representative 45 National Thespians 2,3,45 Little Theater 2, 3,45 Freshman Choir 1: A Cappella 2,3,45 Letter 25 Octet 3, 45 Mixed Octet 45 Swing Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Bach- elors' Club5 Boosters' Club 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 2, 3, 45 Wrest- ling 4. KARLETA KNIGHTS Kaye Pan American 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. ROLAND KOCH Elmer Class Treasurer 45 Homeroom Pres- ident 15 Vice-President 25 Fresh- man Choir 15 Secretary5 A Cappella 2, 3,45 President 45 Letter 25 Octet 1, 2, 35 Madrigal 35 Mixed Octet 35 Swing Show 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 1,25 Bachelors' Club5 Boosters' Club 3, 45 President 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Major Letter 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Major Letter 35 Golf 45 Rotary. ROBERT KUEHL Bob Bachelors' Club5 Football 45 Major Letter. NILS KWICK Homeroom Vice -President 4: Nat- ional Thespians 2, 3, 45 Little Theater 2,3,45 Arsenic .and Old Lace' 25 Freshman Choir 15 Swing Show 1,35 Latin Club 15 Hi-Y 1,2, Bachelors' C1ub5 Chemistry Clul 45 Football l,2,35 Basketball 1,2 Track 1, 2,3,45 Rotary. CHARLENE LARSON Lars Homeroom Treasurer 3, Secretary 2, G. A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Pan American 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 3,4, Jtmior Carnival Queen 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Short- hand Award QIOOJ. PHILIP LEAHY Fearless Class Vice-President 4, Homeroom President 3, Senate 4, Latin Club 1,2,3, President 2, Hi-Y 2, Bach- elors' Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chemistry Club 4, Football 1,2,3, 4, Major Letter 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Major Letter 3,4, Junior Camival King 3, Rotary, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Boys State. JANET LEE vlan.. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Shorthand Award Q100j. RICHARD LEHMKUHL Dick Bachelors' Club, Track Manager 2. DOLORES LEHNE Dodie Homeroom Secretary 2, Red Cross Representative 3, Bi-Weekly 3, Pan American 3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. JEAN LOEHNDORF Homeroom Treasurer 3, Red Cross Representative 2, Freshman Choir 1, lPan American 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. ,.,-.-f wi .M ,W 71-3, 'UQ rpg, TW ,,,', 5 ffi'?4e1xs.'5iE'?,sis:51'GE 'E 1 if lts' 7 ,f f ' L , h ., jg, ,xx 1 I . Qs! 5 g ifs ' I-f ., t t A :I-.W -A .I- iiviis 5 X I i' .,,. -- as 1 f-Qii2,f'ii?f- I. 3 ' fi ji K 'f if it Q 1,3 if ,bw if-.il s ' --Q if f as A if P sig.-'g' 3 lf' 1 W i I K! , ROBERT LONG Bob National Thespians 2, 3, 4: Little Theater2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, Pin 4, Orchestra 4, Pan American 2, 3, 4, Bachelors' Club, Science Club 1. WILLIAM LONG Bil1 Homeroom Treasurer 1: Red Cross Representative 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter 3, Bachelors' Club, Science Club 1, Vice President, Chemistry Club 4, Wrestling 2. CARL LORENZEN Hi-Y 1, Bachelors' Club, Boosters' Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter 4, Basketball 2, Track 2. WAYNE LUEDERS Bachelors' Club, Boosters' Club 4. BARBARA LUCKSTEAD Red Cross Representative 4: Pan American 3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Typing Award Q50j . MARVIN LUNDQUIST Homeroom Vice-President 2, Bach- elors' Club, Boosters' Club l, Chem- ' , 42: istry Club 4. JOHN LYNN Jay Bee Class Treasurer lg Homeroom Vice- President 3g Senate 2, 3, 4g National Thespians 3, 4g Little Theater 2, 3, 4g Arsenic and Old Lace' 2g Cheaper by the Dozen 3g Papa Is All 3g Band 1, 2,3,4g Letter 3g Swing Show3gHi-Y 1, 2g Bachelors' Clubg Chemistry Club 4g Treasurer Football 1,2g Basketball 1g Track 1, 2,3g Swimming 2, 3,4g Tennis 2, 3, 4g Major Letter 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Vice President 4g Rotary. JOHN MALONE Homeroom President 4g Latin Club 1,2,3g Bachelors' Club: Chemistry Club 4g Football 2g Basketball 1. JOYCE MAC ALLISTER Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Letter 3g Ensemble 3g Freshman Choir lg Pan American 1,2,3g Y-Teens 2,35 Chemistry Club 4. SHIRLEY MANNING Shirl Red Cross Representative 1g Senate lg Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: Letter 4g Freshman Choir lg Swing Show 2,3g Pan American 3,4g Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4g Photography Club 2: Typ- ing Award QSOJ. BETTY MARTIN 'wr--1-in ihw' 1229- i I wff2gf2,.zi-1 Yfwstff fagriffezf gt,'Q2i2S21'2 -.-Navi ..,-:g,- Gaim few 'if-kzzfsz T -Us fr, 3, E -my ' 5 , . 5 aaa.. 5' Q 3 1, isis was W I Q 1 in .,. as 1:g:tg:s,1Q Es, 1 R., .,X, .g ,gmc :V 'ifiaikfs-. if sg: J, ' ii. fr 2 W ' .. '2 ' 7x W H it k Q 1 Sl ,V 3 'O-1:5 -if 51,5 ., -an it K - dvr fm, , A msg.- LY f - is 'Sf- vf dex' ,W- QWYJ g ers'-,gk JOHN MAXHEIM Homeroom President lg Vice Pres- ident 3g Supreme Court 1gFreshmar Choir lg A-Cappella 2, 3g Letter 2 Octet 1, 2g Madrigal 3g Swing Shovs 1,2g Latin Club l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 1 2g Bachelors' Clubg Boosters' Clul 2, 45 Chemistry Club 4g Presiden' Football 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3,4 Major Letter 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Major Letter 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Major Letter 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Treasurer 4g Rotary MAURICE MCCULLEN Maurie Class Treasurer 2, 3g Freshman Choir lg A Cacppella 2, 3,41 Letter 2g Vice Presi ent 4g Quartet 2g Octet 4g Mixed Octet 4g Madrigal 3gSwing Show 1, 2, 3,4g Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 1,2g Bachelors' Clubg Football 2g Track 1, 2g Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4g Major Letter 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES MCCULLOUGH num.. Homeroom Vice President lg Treas- urer 4g Red Cross Representative 4g Senate 2, 4g Freshman Choir 1g Octet 1,2g Swing Show 1, 2g Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Treasurer 2g Hi-Y 1, 25 Bachelors' Clubg Chemistry Club 4g Football 1,2g Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4g Major Letter 3, 4g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4gMajor Letter 2, 3, 4g Rotaryg National Honor Society 4. BARBARA McLANE Barb Homeroom President 2g Senate Cabinet 4g Bill Clerkg Orchestra 1g Pollywogs 1, 2, 3,45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Pan American 3,4g Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Chem- istry Club 4, FERNANNA MENSINGER Boots ,,,,,f,,, ' Fern G. A.A. 1gY-Teens 2, 3,4. Y-Teens 4- , 2 W grag R 4 at A JUDITH MATZEN gt ' 'N JOAQIQQSESCH Clintglgap ijgvielgy imgreshi A :fa Aw ' Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3: Pin: G. A FMU 3 ZIUYJT - - 2-3 -4a'1 me' A J, 4 1 2 , A, 1,2,3,4g Letter 2gPep Club 3,4 lean ' ' eens ' ' ' f u ff- 1, Pan American 4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 H IOANNE METZGER 1 ..Jo.. girls' Glee Club 33 Swing Show 33 .A.A. 33 Y-Teens 2,3,4. RICHARD MILLER Dick Elomeroom Vice President 13 Hi-Y 3 Bachelors' C1ub3 Swimming 1. JOYCE MILLS little Theater 3,43 Yearbook 3,42 lditor 43 Pin 33 Letter 43 Band 1, 23 lollywogs 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Y- Teens ,v,3,4. DONALD MOORE Don Bachelors' Club: Basketball 1' Swimming 2. MARLENE MUMM . .. Mum.. loose Lake High 13 Y-Teens 4. JOAN MUMMER1' ...Jon Y-Teens 2,3,4. - 32.3 rua? 'Q Vi' L, aoal , ,, -N H fl, . KX , my 3? , A F fzfflie I 'nf iv'-i, 4 2' ' f , ,bfi fit 'H 'H' funn... I 'Q' 'fa' gf PM hurl' 4 f vw' N . fi 'Qi leur aw fi ' 5 if 3 Q .sf Q ff il. JOHN NELSON Shadwel1 Homeroom President 43 Treasurer 23 Bachelors' Club3 Football 2,32 Basketball 2. ROBERT NEUMANN Bob Red Cross Representative 13 Bach- elors' Club. PETER NIELSEN Pedro Homeroom Vice President 23 Nat- ional Thespians 43 Bachelors' Club Boosters' Club 3,43 Sound Crew 3, 43 Football 23 Swimming 2g Golf 4. CHARLES NDCON Chuck Bachelors' Club3 Swimming 2,3. DORIS OBERMILLER Dot G.A.A. 13 Cheer Leader 13 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIGRACE O'BRIEN Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3: Secretary 43 National Thespians 2,3,43 Little Theater 2, 3,42 'Peopl-lex Are Funny' 43 Yearbook 33 Fres an Choir 13 Pollywogs 1,2,32 Secretary 23 Pep Club 23Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3,42 Latin Club 2,3,43 Treasurer 23 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,42 Gateway Classic Attendant 2. DAVID O'CONNOR Hot Rod Red Cross Representative 2, National Thespians 2,3,4, Little Theater 2, 3, 4, Arsenic and Old Lace 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Letter 3, Bachelors' Club, Science Club 4, Chemistry Club 4. IOANN OWEN Flip Camanche H?h School 1, 2: Pan American 4, -Teens 4. LOUIS PAASKE Homeroom President 4, Red Cross Representative 3,4, Bachelors' Club Boosters' Club 3, 4, President4, Track 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 4. ROBERT PEARSON Pearce Homeroom President 3, Vice Pres- ident 1, Red Cross Representative 2, Hi-Y 1,2,Bachelors' Club, Boosters, Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4: Major Letter 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4: Major Letter 4, Track 1,2,3,4: M3101 Letter 2, 3, 4. DOLORUS PETERSEN ..D.. Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4. NORMA PETERSEN Pete Class Secretary 4, Clintonian Bi- Weekly 3, Pin,Git1s' Glee Club 2, 3: Freshman Choir 1, A-Cappella 4, Letter 4, Swing Show 1,2, 3,4: Pep Club 4, Pan American 3, 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Shorthand Award 11003, Typing Award 1501. ' ' 'N' 'L ii' - r ' -P , , . - r ,xi 4 A -7 . ,..,, - ,. ... ... . , 'f -gg, if . r . 'ffm ski A- 'ELQTQ1-yi ,, , . 1 j,gjg,g,zf5f,, f we ., ,.. A X rsgiegsgigggfezrsi f , - gg . ' ,- 4-r-f E , 1. : S' ' A :iii is gg r J, ,-f., . gy ,mn r , sq., rf K 1 Half' 'ir . e, dw . 3 fi . ' f . . 41: 2 Y , . M, is zifkr ' lr is af' Mi- Hia if is 'mrs 'h A .-vw. NORMA RASCHER Norm Homeroom Secretary 1, Red Cro: Representative 1, Little Theater 4 People Are Funny 4, Yearbook 4 Pin, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 2,3,4 Pan American l,2,3,4, Y-Teer 1,2,3,4, Shorthand Award 11201 Typing Award 1501. GLORIA RASMUSSEN Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3, G. A.A. 1 Pep Club 3,4, Pan American 3,4 Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Science Club 1 Chemistry Club 4. DUANE REYNOLDS Clintonian Bi-Weekly 4, Pin, Pa American 4, Bachelors' Club, Foot ball 4: Track 3,4, Major Letter 4 MARCENE RINGUETTE Mount St. Clare 1, Homeroom Vic President 2: Secretary-Treasurer 1 National Thespians 2, 3, 4, Littl Theater 2 , 3, 4, Yearbook 3,4, Polly wogs 2,3,4: Cheer Leader 2,3,4 Pan American 2, 3,4, Treasurer-2 Y-Teens' 2, 3,4, Chemistry Club 4 W N RONALD ROCHELLE 1 Devilbiss High School, Toledo, Oli 1, Pan American 3, 4, Bacheld Club: Chemistry Club 4. N l KATHRYN ROMAN Kathy Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. ROY SANDERSON t. Mary's High School 15 Pan lmerican 35 Bachelors' Club5 Foot- all 45 Track 3. 451, ,R CAROLE SCHALEY fin A Carrie Q73 A .ed Cross Representative 25 Clinton- 5 , M., an Bi-Week y35Girls'G1ee Club 2, gf qv 1,45 Secretary 35 Freshman Choir 15 ' wing Show 1,2,35 G.A.A. 15 Pan Fmerican 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 abinet 3. r mf j' ag! I A JOYCE SCHWARTZ as 5, ,, ,C .fr 1 h'SIol?yn1 C a R d A W is 3 0 cKin eyHi c oo , e ar api s, p 5'-R' Ewa 1, 2, Q5 A-Cappella 45 Pep ' 'jg Zlub 45 Pan American 45 Y-Teens' g 5 'A ' Y I , 5 a JOY SCOBEY pg 5 F Q Firls' Glee Club 25 Freshman Choir , , i' 13 , 5 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Shorthand Award ,,, 5 5 . B01 . kr X, , RICHARD SEAGREN x Fa, Dick . - 9 f 5 N 5 Echelors' Club5 Football 1, 25 ., I ,MQ ,V ii ra.. ,A sketball 1,2, 35 Track 1, 2. if . 5 t ' ' 'Yr an A 4 , NANCY SEESER i A 55 ,, Seize , L fi-fe E.A.A. 1,35 Pan American 1,2,3, i y' 5 ,i i - ' 5 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4. T. -nw as ., fg., gif Y ,.,- ' A F Avbbb Abib rei A A , -Q v'ri,Q as VJAA .R sf: MARILYN SHINN G. A. A. 45 Pan American45 Y-Teens 45 Shorthand Award Q100j. BARBARA SKIFF Barb Homeroom Secretary 4: Red Cross Representative 35 G.A. A. 1,2, 3,49 Letter 35 Secretary 35 President 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. MARILYN SLAPNICKA Homeroom President 1, 35 Secretary- Treasurer 25 Red Cross Representative 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter 25 Pan American 3, 45 Y-Teens 3,4. RONALD SLEY 'Snrede' Homeroom President 35 Vice Pres- ident 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 15 Senate 1, 2, 45 Pan American 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2: Bach- elors' C1ub5 Boosters' Club 35 Swim- ming 1,2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3,45 Major Letter 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Latin Award 25 Kiwanis. FRED SLOANE Fearless Little Theater 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President45 Letter 45 Bachelors' Club 45 Sotmd Crew 1, 2, 35 Football 1,2,35 Swimming 1,2,3. NATALIE SLOPPY Nat Homeroom Vice President 15Fresh- man Choir 15 A-Cappella 2,3,45 Letter 35 Swing Show 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Pan American 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Shorthand Award QSOQ5 Prom Attendant 3. DIANE SMITH Frenchy National Thespians 2, 3,4g Little Theater 3, 4: Meet Corliss Archer 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Pan American 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. JACK STARBUCK Tarzan Bachelors' Clubg Football 1. CHARLES STUHLMAN Charlie Hi-Y lg Bachelors' Clubg Football lg Swimming lg Wrestling 2. FRANK SUTTON Burleigh Class President 1g Homeroom Pres- ident l,4g Vice President 2, 3g Red Cross Representative 2g Senate 1, 4g Attomey General 4g Cabinet 1,4g Debate 3g Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3g Freshman Choir lg Swing Show lg LatinClub 1, 2, 3g Hi-Y 2g Bachelors' Club:F00tba11 1, 2, 3gSwimming lg Golf 1, 2, 3, 4g Major Letter 2, 3, 4g S.A.R. History Award 3g Kiwanis. MARGUERITE THOMPSON Red Homeroom Secretary 3g Girls' Glee Club 2g Freshman Choir 1g A Ca- ppella 3,4g Letter 3g Madrigal 3g Swing Show 2,3,4g Pan American 4g Y-Teens 4g Typing Award Q50j. WAYNE THOMS Class President 4g Homeroom Pres- ident 2,3g Vice President l,4g Red Cross Representative lg Senate 1, 2,3,4g Cabinet 4, Supreme Court 2: National Thespians 3, 4g Presidentg Little Theater 2,3,4g Arsenic and Old Lace 2: You Can't Take It With You 1: Yearbook 2g Freshman Choir 1: Swin Show 1g Hi-Y 1,2g Bachelors' Ching Chemistry Club 4g Vice-Presidentg Photography Club 2g Presidentg Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Major Letter 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 3,4g Swimming 1,2g Prom King 3g Kiwanis. CHARMAINE THOMSEN Tommie Freshman Choir 1g A Cappella 2,1 4g Letter 3g Swing Show 1,2,3,1 Pollywogs 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, A Cheer Leader 1,2g Latin Club 1,5 3, 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. 3 N air fini? n ir v -W Ag DARRELL THOMSEN ' p Bachelors' Clubg Boosters' Club f ' 49? K N at Q g.gr3,, , ft, 1 s 1 g Qffgi , A - - , V A - f 49 ,g Qrifw S A 1 an 'Wa 'S 5, an gg:-, 4' 5 . , ' ,,-. N All 3 IK. '- - A g. .fl G A V Pi K, sa 52 ,.q K, , 'kgs X r' ,f ya . LOIS TINKLENBERG nlrrirlkyll Highlands High, Ft. Thomas, Ky 1g Clintonian Bi -Weekly2g Pep Clu 3,4g Pan American 3,4g Latin Clu 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g Chemistr Club 4g National Honor Society 4 WILLIAM TITUS Weasel Bachelors' Clubg Football 1, 2 Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Major Letter 2 3,4. JOHN VAN EPPS Homeroom Treasurer 2, 4g Secretarj 39 National Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4 Little Theater 1,2, 3,4g You Can' Take It With You lg Orchestra 1 3, 4g Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4g String Quartet 1g A Cappella 2,3g Lette 2g Quartet 2, 3g Octet lg Swing Show 1, 2, 3g Bachelors Clubg Scienc Club 2g Chemistry Club 4g Footbal 1, 2,3,4g Major Letter 4g Basketbal 2g Track 1,2. MARJORIE VAUGHN 'Happy' r Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: Letter Q Freshman Choir lg Swing Show 2,5 43 Y-Teens4g Shorthand Awardf100j MELVIN VAUGHN Red Cross Representative 35 Bach- elors' Clubg Chemistry Club 4g Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter 4g Bas- lketball 1, 25 Track l, 2, 3. w 1 WILLIAM WARNER 1 Bill Clintonian Bi-Weekly 2, 4g Sports 'Editor 4g Pin 3g Letter 45 Bachelors' 'Clubg Football Manager 2,3g Bas- ketball lg Manager 2, 3. BETTY WEINBECK Liz Clintonian Bi-Weekly 4, Ping G. A. A. 1,29 Y-Teens 2,3,4g Science Club 19 Typing Award 1503. CAROL WEISSENBURGER ..L P .. Moline High School, Moline, Illinois 1,2g Homeroom Secretary 45 Band 3, 49 Pan American 4g Latin Club 3, 45 Shorthand Award 1803. PATRICIA WIDNER Grandma Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. ALBERTA WIEBERS Bert Camanche High School 1,25 Y-Teens 4g Typing Award 1503, Shorthand Award 11003. 7 e X., -A . fy., W. vt '50 5: K . 'Nw f xx if fl 'P' V A 4' W af? Ei' Q - , 1- : V , 4 ' 5 al 3 5 'Q I '? un U ,, .3 ,JN 2 I ,fn ,- - ' 3 ,I ,Q JOYCE WIEBERS Pete Camanche High School 1,2g Y-Teens 45 Taping Award 1503. Shorthand Awar 11 03. LOUISE WILCOX Easy Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4g Letter 4- Freshman Choir lg Swing Show 2, 3, 4: Mixed Y-Teens 4. MARGARET WILDFANG Migi Homeroom Vice President 25 Clinton- ian Bi-Weekly lg Band l, 2, 3, 4, Head Librarian 4g Chemistry Club 4. ARLENE WILLIAMS Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. CRYSTAL WILSON Girls' Glee Club 23 Freshman Choir lg A-Cappella 3,4g Letter 33 Mixed Quartet 3g Quartet 49 Swing Show 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1. RICHARD WINTER Dick Band 1,2,3,4g Letter 4g Orchestra 4g Bachelors' Club, Track 3,4. 1 GLORIA WOLFE WOIfie G. A. A. 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4. IO ANN ZIRBES Drum Majorette 1,2,3, 4g Letter 25 G,A.A. lg Pan American 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. , ,will rm:-.Mews A.Q,-ia3eive1Qf'42z4swfr- : mf me If- . . - -M --an .--. 3 12, A-1tw11.i, :miieelfziffsfffzgzsn , , infix Q, 'iss'imas',f:fe2:i:2,-1-ii1 .Misa NORMA PETERSEN Secretary - may ROLAND KOCH Treasurer v,..,.. , A.,A. ,, gg, g,gg,,, , ME,5gQ,1z:fge7frfiss r --rits' SENIOR OFFICERS NINA 'YEALY Freshman Choir lg A Cappella 2, 3,41 Letter 25 ' Robe Librarian 3: Secretary 4g Sextet 1, 2, 3,45 Mad- rigal 3, Swing Show 1, 2, 3, 4gLette1 2g Pan American 3,43 Latin Cluk 1, 2, 3, 49 Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4gCabine1 2, 3g Chemistry Club 4. Hem WAYNE THOMS President PHILIP LEAHY Vice -President SENIOR CLASS HISTORY If I could have one wish glranted to me next September, I would wish that the ands of time could turn back to September 7, 1948. That's right, the class of '52 would be freshmen again. As freshmen we got off to a good start. We chose Frank Sutton, presidentg Stanley Felderman, vice-presidentg Sally Jacobs, secretary, and John Lynn, treasurer. Senators for the first semester were Margaret Christian, Richard Higgins, Wayne Thoms, Mary Elizabeth Dickerson, Ronald Sley, and Doris Aplin. For second semester Shirley Manning took Margaret Christian's place in the group. John Maxheim represented us in Supreme Court. Soon we were getting ready for our first Home- coming. The floats were surely a lot of work, but we thought we might win a prize and fame for our class. That was one year when on one could say the bonfire was small! Margaret Christian was elected as freshman attendant to the queen. Our boys began early to show ability in sports. John Gool, Philip Leahy, and Robert Pearson were our star football players. Basketball found us yellin for Stan Felder- man and Rollie Koch. We watches? Ken Haddad and Bill Titus wrestle. Ronald Sley and James McCullough gave us our tennis thrills. In swimming we had Maurie McCul1en, Bob Hollowell, and Howard Judd, Jr, That spring Wayne Thoms, John Maxheim, and Stan Felder- man did the running for us. Sherrill Beil was our Gateway attendant. Our class showed some trend to- ward the intellectualwirh Doris Aplin and Stan Felder- man leading us in grades. Before we knew it we were sophomores, electing Stanley Felderman, presidentg Robert Hollowell, vice- presidentg Jean Kirst, secretaryg and Maurice McCullen, treasurer. Our senators were Margaret Christian, Mary Elizabeth Dickerson, John Lynn, James Mc- Cullough, Ronald Sley, and Wayne Thoms, Richard Higgins replaced John Lynn in second semester. Sally Jacobs was in Supreme Court. Sally Carnes became our Homecoming attendant, and Marigrace O'Brien was our Gateway Classic choice. How well I remember our junior year! We elected Kenneth White, president: Stanley Felderman, vice-presidentg Sherrill Beil, secretaryg and Maurie McCullen,. treasurer. Sally Carnes and Maurie were associate justices in Supreme Court. Our senators were Margaret Christian, Mary Elizabeth Dickerson, William Goltman, Robert Hollowell, Jack King, John Lynn. In second semester, Peter Nielsen and James Ashby replaced Sley and Herrick. by Diane Smith along, we picked Shirley Backer as junior attendant in the queen's court. How fast the year went! Stanley Felderman and Doris Aplin were inducted into National Honor Society. Sherrill Beil was mama in Cheaper by the Dozen , and John Lynn and John Petrehn had parts in Papa Is All . No Junior Carnival was ever quite as good as ours with Charleen Larson and Phil Leahy as queen and king. We cheered for Koch, Felderman, Maxheim, Leahy, and Pearons in varsity basketball and went into the sub-state with them. Spring brought the Gateway, and Dorothy Helble was our attendant to the queen. Oh, yes, WayneTh0mS and Sherrill Beil were the Prom royalty. Why, it's September 1951. As seniors we elected Wayne Thoms, presidentg Philip Leahy, vice-president: Norma Petersen, secretary, and Roland Koch, treasurerg David Adams was in Supreme Court, Robert Herrick, chief justice, and James Ashby, sergeant-at-arms. Heading the student body were Stanley Felderman, presidentg William Goltman, vice-president: Sherrill Beil, secretaryg Jack King, treasurerg and Frank Sutton, attorney general. Senators for first semester were Ronald Sley, James McCullough, Robert Hollowell, Mlary Elizabeth Dickerson, Robert Herrick, and John Lynn. In second semester, Peter Nielsen and James Ashby replaced Sley and Herrick. Our last Homecoming was one to remember. Joan Zirbes led the majorettesg Mary Elizabeth Dick- erson was the queen, and Dorothy Helble, senior attendant. Our basketball team went into the sub- state with Felderman, Leahy, Pearson, Maxheim, and Koch doing their best to beat Davenport. The Class of 1952 may not be the most outstanding in sports, but it has plenty of other accomplishments. Frank Sutton and Doris Aplin won American history awards as juniors, and Doris won the Legion oratorical contest. David Adams and Crystal Wilson won awards in art, and Jack King can't be beaten on the sax. Throughout the years we have lost a few class- mates. Some, as Richard Higgins and Dorothy Benjamin, moved away. Some, as Robert Jones, John Petrehn, and Chris Byers, joined Uncle Sam's military family. One, Bill Clark, fought a losing battle with polio. In general, the Class of 1952 can look back at the past four years and hope the next forty are as grand. V F aw if? ' . fig, ft 5x 1 e Q PAGE 32 Best Looking--Dorothy Helble, Jim McCullough. Man and Woman Hater--Nina Yealy, Phil Leahy. Wolf and Wolfess--Norma Rascher, John Van Epps. Most Musical--Connie Fugate, Jack King. Best Athlete--Charmaine Thomsen, Phil Leahy. Best Figure and Physique--Io Ann Hill, Maurie McCu11en. PAGE 33 Most Popular--Zibbie Dickerson, Stan Felderman. Best Dancer--Jo Ann Zirbes, Ronnie Sley. Best Personality--Zibbie Dickerson, Maurie McCullen. Most Likely to Succeed--Doris Aplin, Stan Felderman. Most Sophisticated--Nina Yealy, David Adams. Best Line--Sally Jacobs, John Van Epps. l iii: ,Et Eval John Amesbury Clevetta Andrews Richard Beil Jo Ann Birt Diane Boyle Sally Brauer Leonard Bruhn Joy Bryant William Bugbee Sue Byllesby Carol Christiansen Faye Clausen Ioan Cook Edward Cooper Jarnes Ctmningham Kathryn Dahl ,C 3? M,-1 a M A . ,, ,N me 'R . 2 f K , we - r , , , F ' ff-aiu , Q ,3 5 at 'HW at fr sf' s B 1 self Xa- 1 was f Es lk HL im A if R .ff I 4 . X 'fe fy, r 75? 1 . ,aff I - an .H 3. 112 My aiiis ssi.i d dd I d 4 :r:. B Qv:,A,, A4 1' t -Aka. gs. :Tel r Q N fx .1.f-a- fui K Z ,l r X .Aer ,QA D. -gf raw: if C ' M El k if ' 1 X Q, 9 in JT' uw s . at N ba., is 9' F .V g s. , yssh 5 mfg' nf Mtg 'L 'M X if ,tx M' '17 we Q , ls K. 3 . ,.:. Q A gn 2 ' Xl :M-V. 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ROW THREE: Raymond Schnelle, Barbara Vaughn, Carol Sutthoff, Nancy Tallman, Marilyn Smith, Joyce Schawl, Vivian Slemmons, Darlene Rasmussen, Nancee Rose, Carherine Welch, Barbara Williamson, La Donna Werner, Joanne Winkel. Row r, Ritz Sawyer, Carole Weinbeck, Ethel White, Susan Widner. FIRST ROW: Gloria Taylor, Verlee Slemmons, Cathy Schmitlein, Lavonne Wilcox, Terry Smith, Richard Riggs, Bernadine Spreen, Darlene Walker, Donna Rebelskey, Barbara Subcleff, Thomas Wright, Harold Winter. I , fa XY .431 f' Qi k . X . W ' up ff, :T i S. xfgrh ig WB. 1 3 W.. ,. if? I un n. W. lf. ,. 4 W 'x S t . fo YM sg 1,30 0 15,7 -Q -g 0 Q 0 0 0 0 Q O L4 34 o . W 'nl x 134 .X Ig sy Q J, - --1 4 rg M Y O 3 o Y ,bl-15 A I 'xxe no N ,ix 9. ' 0 M IW H NN. we If Xtfx lg :Q 'M - - - ::.,- .., V un.. - Tj .jx F h , ' 3 O N Q V N X - -A O K , 1 1 L A I' I '5 0 ff? '52 - Y-N 0 fm 9 up 9+ . '15 .fi ' f F .- vl 'Zh Q, .. , W--. J , If W - ,tg L ' . QV- M - 5' 4 A . 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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The purpose ofthis organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimu- late a desire to render service, promote worthy leadership, and encourage development of character in pupils, Selection of members is based on leadership, character, sc olar- ship, and service. They present the induction ceremonies and figure grade averages and classroom stings. Toward the close of school they have a banquet. First semester officers were Philip Leahy, president, John Lynn, vice-president: Doris Aplin, secretary, Sally Carnes, treasurer. The presentofficers are James McCullough, president, Ronald Sley, vice-president, Mary Dickerson, secretary. ROW FOUR-- ROW THREE - - ROW TWO-- FRONT ROW-- Iyjf f4 Thomas Bach, John Lynn, Jack Harden, Maurice McCullen, John Fenlon, ReginaldJacobsen, Ronald Sley, Philip Leahy, Frank Sutton, Dean Tooley. Fred Lesher, James McCullough, Samuel Williams, Lynn I-lebeler, Wayne Thoms, Robert Wede, Lyle Brown, William Norris, Robert Hollowell, Robert Herrick. Ruth Dickerson, Paul Kessler, Harry Smith, Jack King, William Goltman, Stanley Felderman, Sherrill Beil, Barbara McLane, Roxy Murphy, Sharon Graves. Elna Hendrix, Jo Ann Petersen, Carolyn Domsalla, John Coffin, Margaret Dickerson, Janet Koch, Harlan Lynn, Mary Dickerson. SENATE Officers are Stanley Felderman, president, William Goltman, vice-president, Sherrill Beil, secretary, Frank Sutton, attorney-general, Jack King, treasurer, Barbara McLane, bill clerk, Senate gives students a thorough training in the responsibility of self-government. LATIN CLUB Latin Club meets every third Thursday in the auditorium to promote IHICICSI in classic literature and to add to the cultural background of Latin students Miss Lucille Carter is the sponsor of the Latin Club. John Fenlon and Frederick Lesher are the consulsg Io Nett Melchert, scribeg and Sharon Herzberg, quaestor Nancy Rose and Nancy Weih are the winners of the costume contest held at the Roman Banquet. f L er WY ConsulsIohnFen1on and Fred Lesher holding the wolf 's head which was used at the Lupercal Leap, the dance s onsored by the Latin Clug. DAN AMERICAN CLUB To better understanding of our neighbors in the Pan American Union, and to aid in developing a brotherhood of nations in this hemisphere is the purpose of the Pan American Club, Their meetings are held the first Thursday of each month in the auditorium during homeroom. Larry Hemmett, as president, presides over the meetings. The other officers are Jo Ann Petersen, vice-president, Sally Carnes, secretaryg Miss Hartmann, sponsor, and Marcene Ringuette, treasurer. At the meetings, travel talks, skits in English and Spanish, movies, and quiz programs are presented. 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Io Nett Mel , Cheri 64 QSL vqbqsyv Ragga VOQGX- 9010608 eu' La - Nm- Xlaxkem Suuon, 30 NmQi836'B1ie,0. cane Xliwgvetle, Mat W, F R M C - N och, Peggy Kesskt, Donna axexxbgnexm, Ama- dta Smith. C H E E R L E A D - E R S Samet K Rebehkey , Marg, :mis Chambedain, San Q IDOLLYWOQS ROW THREE -- Sharon Graves, Nancy Luthans, Ann Harris, Lois McGauvran, Diane Peterson, Jacquelyn Klingenberg, Diana Klingenberg, Constance Halbach, Donna Casberg, Kay Koestler, Sharon Pieper, LaDonna Werner. ROW TWO -- Joan Utroska, Amarillis Chamberlain, Barbara Vantrease, Jo Nett Melchert, Nancy Weih, Shirley Krughel, Kay Madsen, Shirley Marlowe, Lois Lusk, Patricia Stafford, Frances Iten, Barbara Clark, Mar aret Kynett, FRONT ROW --garbara McLane, Joyce Mills, Carol Sporman, Dorla Hartzell, Marcene Ringuette, Barbara Osmundson, Charmaine Thomsen, Diane Galbraith, Dorothy Kynett, Kay Bonebrake, Katie Cullen. This organization strives for grace and poise in the water as well as speed. Other aims are to create an interest in swimming and to improve form in diving and swimming. Activities include a ballet presentationat the Oak Park swimming meet and at the Junior Carnival, and a Polly-Pep spring formal dance, held April 19. The sponsor is Miss Josephine Mancuso. Dorla Hartzell is president, Carol Sporman, vice -president, and Barbara Osmundson, secretary-treasurer. G A ROW FIVE -- Dorla Hartzell, Gloria Wolfe, Charmaine Thomsen, Delores Johnson, Joan Mersch, Rae Jean Henzen, Myrle Rowen, Jeanne Kelly, Suzanne Lueck, Joan Domsalla, Jeanette Oltman, ROW FOUR -- Charlene Larson, Janet Boulton, Helen Richter, Barbara Skiff, Janice Wolfe, Bonnie Hoist, Marilyn Slapnicka, Mary Richter, Barbara Haun, Shirley Strohm, Sandra Smith. ROW THREE --Patricia Dannat, Carole Hackett, Una Hihtower, Anne Jensen, Jeanette Gehrmann, Dorothy Goodwin, Barbara McLane, Marie Huston, Kay Kohler, Marilyn Shinn. ROW TWO -- Joyce Chandler, Jean Holton, Janice Hill, Alice Martin, Janice Lundquist, Eunice Hansen, Rosemary Kuehner, Gealea Fugate, Bernice Kavadas, Nancy Elliott. FRONT ROW -- Barbara Subcleff, Gloria Taylor, Clevetta Andrews, Catherine Schmitlein, Beverly Dwire, Patricia Schaley, Janet Peters, Nancy Opheim, Dorothy Hall, Joyce Turner. - The sponsor is Miss Mancuso. The officers are Barbara Skiff, president, Charlene Larson, vice-presi- dent, Clevetta Andrews, point secretary, Ann Jensen, secretary, Joan Domsalla, treasurer. The purpose of G. A. A. is to give all girls an op ortunity to participate in physical activities. They sponsored the Spinsters' Spree, March 1, and also had, a potluck supper. ROW FOUR -- 'Robert Herrick, 'Peter Klopp, 'Gary Sander, 'Lynn Hebeler, 'Wayne Thoms, 'John Lynn, Richard Miller, John Werner, 'Nils Kwick, John Jaeger, 'David Adams, Frank Sutton, 'John Van Epps, James Sheely, 'David O'Connor, William Pfuderer. ROW THREE -- 'Richard Wede, 'Diana Smith, 'Sally Jacobs, 'Lois McGauvran, 'Sue Byllesby, Donna Casberg, Maurice McCu11en, Lyle Brown, 'Richard Simon, 'Robert Long, 'Mary Ann Peterson, 'Kay Madsen, 'Sherill Beil, 'Doris Aplin. ROW TWO -- 'Betsy Cooper, Virginia Peters, Darlene Daley, Amarillis Chamberlain 'Nancy Weih, 'Sharon Graves, Charlann Townsley, Norma Rascher, Nancy Luthans, 'Ann Harris, 'Letitia Knox, 'Peggy Nissen, Marion Block, 'Sharon Hunter. FRONT ROW --'Marigrace O'Brien, 'Linda Coffin, Joan Utroska, Joan Wockenfuss, Carol King, 'Ruth Best, Janice Webber, Mary Dickerson, 'Dorothy Kynett, Kay Bonebrake, 'Robert King. . LITTLE THEATRE cmd NATIONAL THESIDIANS 'F Little Theater enables students to de- P velop a keener appreciation of good drama and good acting by means of rea ing, parti- cipation, and observation. The sponsor is Mr. Dean Travis. The officers are Wayne Thoms, president, Lynn Hebeler, vice-president, Letitia Knox, secre- tary-treasurer. Meet Corliss Archer Peop1e are Funny People are Funny BACHELORS CLUB This is an organization composed entirely of senior boys. Their purpose is 1 development of character, implrovement of personality, and service to school and community. These boys keep t e campus clean, sponsor a school dance in the fall and a dinner-dance in the spring. T ey co-operated with Y-Teens in helping a poor family at Christmas, ry A Officers are John Gool, president, Jack King, vice-president, and Philip Leahy, secretary-treasurer. Ro ert Hollowell, William Holm, and Ronald Sley compose the executive board. Miss Streib is their sponsor. . , he EOOSTERS CLUIBW ,ar , , Activities include running a concession stand at the football games, spon- ' soring a dance, furnishing a tree for the hall at Christmas, and having a picnic at the close of the year. The president is Louis Paaskeg Richard White, vice-president, John Gool, secretary, Philip Leahy, Ueasurer, The sponsors are Mr. Law and Mr. Romey. f 2 f! LJ ROW THREE -- Emily Hildebrandt, Sally Jacobs, Norma Rascher, Richard Carstensen, James Sheely, Delores Johnson, Joyce Mills, ROW TWO -- Marcene Ringuette, David Howes, Gary Maurek, Nancy Luthans, Nancee Rose, Carolynn Hebeler, Sharon Anderson, FRONT ROW -- Shirley Stoddard, Sharon Graves, Joan Wockenfuss, Janice Webber, Donna Fletcher ' ANNU LSTAFF The sponsor is Miss Eunice Blackburn, Joyce Mills, editor, and Carolynn Hebeler, business manager. On the committees are Sharon Graves, cover and theme, Delores Johnson, Sally Jacobs, seniors, Norma Rascher, Donna Fletcher, Emily Hildebrandt, activities, RichardCarstensen, Gary Maurek, sports, Nancy Luthans, Sharon Graves, freshman and sophomores, Shirley Stod- dard, Sharon Anderson, faculty, Janice Webber, David Howes, snapshots, Joan Wockenfuss, Nancee Rose, Mar- cene Ringuette, James Sheely, advertising. The meetings are held every Tuesday and Thursday sixth period. The staff sold homecoming pins, spon- sored the Christmas dance, and gave an assembly pro- gram, Doris Aplin is the editor of the Clintonian,Luel1a Flack, news editor, Jo Anne Jess, feature editor, and William Warner, sports editor, Barbara Anderson, cir- culation manager, and Dianne Flannery, advertising manager, Miss Blackburn is the sponsor. The purpose is to edit the school paper. The activi- ties are to sponsor a dance and put out sixteen issues of the Clintonian. CLINTON IAN ROW THREE -- James Ashby. Jack Jorgensen, Duane Reynolds, William Warner, Jo Ann Jess. ROW TWO -- Doris Ap- lin, Betty Weinbeck, Dianne Flannery, Myrle Rowen, Luella Flack. FRONT ROW -- Sylvia Kunde, Carol Matthews, Beverly Gore, Barbara Anderson. NOT IN PICTURE, Margaret Hansen, Ann Harris, Richard Olson, Don Wolfe, Joanna Harken, Guyila Baty. if 5 I . u, , J , 3 K-s U, s QRS U' . far .13 , r.. f an ' . ,, 'Q' s Q a-. ' X il V S 4 , ORCHESTRA Officers of band are Jack King, president: Fred Sloane, vice-presidentg James Sheely, secretary-treasurer. Lyn Tingleff and Jack King were awarded a gold in and bar. Carol King re- ceived a letter, and Robert Long received a pin for Five hundred service points. ga 1 BAND Officers of orchestra are Sharon Herzberi, president, Charles Vogt, vice president, Marilyn Brown, secretary, Eutoka Nic elsen, treasurer, Betsy Cooper, li rarian. Receiving letters are Lowetta Hightower, William Zickau, Sharon Herzberg Lynn Tingleff. Receiving pins are Pattyann Hamer, Sharon Herzberg, Arthur Mun- son, Joyce McA111ster, Peggy Barnard and Edmund Goenne received pins with guards CT! ,. lr . ..- ROW FOUR -- Marguerite Thompson, Carolynn Hebeler, Crystal Wilson, Nancy Weih, Sharon Hill, Wayne King, Roland Koch, Robert Rinehart, John Harden, Eugene Guidebeck, Henry Swanson, John Gool, Eugene Smith, Kenneth Ploen, Lois McGauvray, Sally Brauer, Kathleen Gierhart, Shirley Schawl. ROW THREE -- Shirley Backer, Joan Lorenzen, Norma Petersen, Joyce Schwartz, Nina Yealy, Robert Wede, Gary Sander, James Kent, Charles Murphy, David Zentner, Larry Sigler, Gail Ryner, Charmaine Thomson, Jean Fay, Natalie Sloppy, LaRetta Vogel. ROW TWO -- Sharon Hunter, Sheila Spicer, Nancy Banson, Dorothy Helble, Ruth Dickerson, Kay Jessen, John Jaeger, John Goos, Larry Honeywell, Richard St. Clair, Richard Farwell, Maurice McCullen, James Murphy, Karlen Sutton, Jo Nett Melchert, Jo Ann Petersen, Carol Sharar. FRONT ROW -- Clevetta Andrews, Mary Lea Eads, Mary Dickerson, Lois Lusk, Sherrill Beil, Gary Happs Harry Smith, Fred Lesher, Peter Klopp, Robert Herrick Edward Schaley, Robert King, Virginia Peters, Jacquelyn Brown, Barbara Clark, Ruth Best, Mary Minard. A CADIDELLA CHOIR Miss Eva Johnson directs vocal music. The officers of a cappella are Roland Koch, president, Maurice McCu1len, vice-president, Mary Dickerson, secretary-treasurer, Virginia Peters, Sherrill Beil, librarians, Nina Yealy, point secretary, Jo Nett Melchert, pianist, La Retta Hicks, robe librarian. The choir sang for Parents' Night, Christmas program, Kiwanis, Rotary, Business and Professional Women's Club, vocal music assembly, swing show, spring concert, Tri-Double - I music festival. ADVANCED GIRLS GLEE CLUB Activities included participation in the Christmas program, vocal music assembly, swing show, and the spring concert, Officers are Patricia Ryan, president, Dorothy Booth, vice-president, Janet Lane, secretary-treasurerg Geraldine De Wolfe and Kay Bonebrake, librarians. Q. 1 vt J rc , x ii 1 ., , sv K. GIRLS SEXTET Dorothy Heeble, Nina Yealy, Carole King, Mary Dickerson, Karlan Sutton, La Retta Vogel. ADVANCED GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROW THREE ROW TWO- - Joyce Leonard, Darlene Goenne, Beth Hancock, Dixie Chase, Bonnie Holst, Shirley Manning, Janice Haring, Joan Domsalla, Mary Clausen, Colleen Himebaugh, Patricia Cleepe, Shirley Jessen, Margo Pinney. Marilyn Garvey, Dorothy Booth, Virginia Fergesen, Jean Holstein, Joan Wockenfuss, Joan Utroska, Mary Easley, Joy Bryant, Geraldine De- Wolfe, Shirley Knight, Janet Lane, Patricia Ryan, Donna Casberg. ROW ONE-- Kay Bonebrake, Carol Rasmussen, Beverly Gore, Carolyn Byers, Jeanne Schncwor, Vivian Goss, Janice Webber, Alice Martin, Jane Lane, Mar- jonc Vaughn, Louise Wilcox, Marion Block. Q, I ' J . ,r . we ' 1 Ft 1 It ff fs L 'M if If M , I Q I I s , , , A, Q I I r 'V Q 'I 'PF Y 5 V' if I GIRLS QUARTET Sharon Hunter, Crystal Wilson Virginia Peters, Jo Nett Melchert 9-Y ' L ' V ' 'ii Q'-l f ' ' ' A J V ' T It -Q 'ff-5:-55'Ei? vfiiifilzfffsa Fifi J ra .ss Llc N f XM ,si use ROW FOUR -- Darlene Rasmussen, Sharon Slo py, Bonnie Curtis, Diane Petersen, James Kruse, Kyle Brovxm, David Anderson, Kenneth Stubblefield, Pgyllis Sinksen, Janice McFarland, Barbara Luett, Anita Husmann, Barbara Faur, Jacquelene Dolan, ROW THREE --Janice Kersey, Jacqueline Anderson, Barbara Williamson, Collie Kent, Kay Detlefsen, Margaret Dickerson, Jack Collins, Jerry Jaeger, William Pfuderer, Gary Morris, John Coffin, Judy Best, Joyce Chandler, Una Hightower, Sandra Smith, ROW TWO--Lavonne Wilcox, June Kinkaid, Margo Holgaard, Sandra Eckman, Claire Goenne, Leigh Goff, Larry Hartzell, Ronald Blount, Leon Morsing, Harland Lynn, Doris Blount, Janet Koch, Barbara Vaughn, Ruth Cady. ROW ONE -- Myra Arney, Bernice Cram, Verlee Slemmons, Anita Beardsley, Joel Jones, Clyde Ferguson. Carl Nielson, Bernard Opheim, Dean O'Hern, Margaret Kynett, Gloria Taylor, Peggy Kessler. FRESHMAN CHOIR The officers of freshman choir are Bernard Opheim, president, Margaret Kynett, vice-president, Peggy Kess- ler, secretary-treasurer, Margaret Dickerson, Janet Koch librarians. The choir participated in the Christmas vocal assembly, swing show, and the spring concert. FRESHIVIAN GIRLS QLEE CLUB The officers of the freshman girls' glee club are Amarillis Chamberlain, president, Kathleen Petterson, vice- president, Carolyn Domsalla, secretary-treasurer, Lois Kunze, Patricia Henzen, librarians. The glee club participated in the Christmas program, the swing show, and the spring concert. ROW FOUR -- Sarah Davis, Carolyn Domsalla, Carolyn Duhr, Arduth Stone, Kathleen Pettersen, Jeanne Kelly, Diana Klingenberg, Bette Machael, Joanne Price, Joan Ahrenholz, Emily Hildebrandt. ROW THREE -- Barbara Galloway, Lorraine Green, Marilyn Hansen, Carol Sutthoff, Patricia Henzen, Margaret Redmond, Sharon Anderson, Ann Terry, Jeanne Purcell, Joan Cottral, Amarillis Chamberlain, ROW TWO -- Jeane Keiler, Elna Hendrix, Adele Westergaard, Carole Weinback, Nancy Elliott, Margaret Gid- dings, Nancy Tallman, Margaret McMermott, Lois Kunze, Carol Buelow. ROW ONE -- Sharon Holstein, Beverley Dwire, Catherine Schmitlein, Gail Parchen, Julie Bolte, Dixie Kriesler, Sharron Jepson, Priscilla Murphy, Barbara Subcleff. 0 ,r rryy as IQ' ROW FOUR-- Dorla Hartzell, Diane Edens, Jo Anne Jess, Margaret Barnard, Lois Mc- Gauvran, Doris Aplin, Sally Jacobs. ROW THREE--Miss Nellie Jones, Ann Harris, Jean Kirst, Mary Dolan, Lois Kunze, La- Rheta Hicks, Ruth Dickerson.. ROW TWO-- Betsy Cooper, Charlene Larson, Sally Carnes, Shirley Strohm, Barbara Vantrease, Luella Flack. FRONT ROW--Kay Bonebrake, Ruth Best, Mary Dickerson, Carol King, Sharon Hunter, Y-TEENS CAE INET The splonsor of Y-Teens is Miss Nellie Jones. Officers of Y-Teens are Sally Carnes, presidentg S ir1eyStrohm, vice-president, Barbara Vantrease, secretary, Charlene Larson, treasurer. The purpose of Y-Teens is 'to builda fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals o personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Activities of the year were chocolates for Christmas, a Valentine party dance, a Brotherhood tea. Y-Teens meets every second and fourth Thursday during homeroom period. Girls of the Y-Teen Gypsy trip of 1951 eating their lunches along Lake Michigan. L ' A A 4 sho Y 6? 3? fp 'Q ,. ' M H yi Q A Qi f' . gl , ,A '4 w ' in 4 -ji: . if V Q SX, gating 1- ' 2 3 agility ' L ,Q 'Q' - v f 5 , , , A K Q- , -'H i 2, 1, 'N A ' wf'fw .:, ' N 'jg' -A E' . -nf I .tg Q aa Y ,L 4 ' I .s L I I ROW THREE--RichardCurtis,Don Smith, Michael Cummings, Mr. Phipps, Gene Petty, Peter Nielsen, Thomas Bach. ROW TWO--Gary Sander, Tom McLane, Richard Miller, Robert Ross, Nicholas Xidis, James Doubravsky, Donald Joslin. FRONT ROW--Robert Peckham, William Goltman, Dennis Kaminsky, Wesley Abramson, James Braudt, Richard SOUNDCREUV Their purpose is to learn the operation and maintenance of projectors, record players, and the public address system equipment. They operated this equipment for classroom films, noon movies, school dances, athletic events and assemblies. Gore, Leon Morsing. Mr. Robert Phipps is the sponsor. The crew chiefs are Richard Curtis and Don Ward Smith. CHEMISTRY CLUB This club stimulates activity in laboratory work and presents vocational and occupational opportunities in the field of chemistry. Officers are John Maxheim, president, Wayne Thoms, vice-president, James Ashby, secretary, John Lynn, treasurer. ROW FOUR -- Marvin Lundquist, Howard Judd, James Ashby, Jerry Boulton, Richard Curties, John Maxheim, Philip Leahy, Nils Kwicks, Michael Cummings, John Lynn, Melvin Vaughn, John Van Epps, Thomas Burken, Fayette Jorgensen. ROW THREE -- Richard Ellison, Janice Haring, Wayne Thomas, Jack Jorgensen, Daniel Boardsen, Ronald Henry, Mr. Glenn Bohlke, Nina Yealy, Delores Johnson, David O'Connor, Lois Tinklenberg, Emma Countryman, Natalee Bennett, Patricia Cramm. ROW TWO -- Mary Dolan, Margaret Wildfang, Stanley Felderman, Robert Herrick, James McCullough, William Goltman, Ronald Jones, Robert'Ho11owel1, Gordon Jorgenson, William Long, John Malone, Ronald Rochelle, Gloria Rasmussen, Velma Brown. FRONT ROW -- Mary Dickerson, Judith Krause, Carolynn Hebeler, Joyce MacAllister Barbara McLane, Marilyn Brown, Betsy Cooper, Diane Galbraith, Sally Jacobs, Marcene Ringuette, Linda Coffin, Rosemary Kuehner, Sharon Hunter. K LI W . , 3 'F .Ik lax' H ini Qi A Xl 'Q 5 X Sy '4 H ff? W3 W ,f age Q 3' 24, A l x 4 zfA N 0 - f 7 ' ' ' 0 Q I 1 ix ff 7 V ' : F' fx n 0 f Xl :bs IQ 'X ix xw 'Q 0 ' is N 0 1 Nc W Wx ' x o NN, ' H. N V r . Nm , ' Nix I U5 X v X vm. I! B x f' K' V -5 'a 0 C 'D Q 'G' . 5' be 44 V 4 N 4? fffndyig 3 !7i:!!g2iaii ' y- 'Q21.i2ff75,?'qh Xxx ' ' N o'. KY, 6 gt, f f ' Ia L! ld ,lp ,Q - li X ' I ' 1 f ,f A ' Mfr 4 h ff - - 'Qf : N ' ff ,f 4 ' 1 -1 ---.-4--lil? 1 naw HK : eESE:7!' kAiEE?Tfii1f-N I NQN ' f ' 1 I X ' , x ' 4 W ,,,, 1 5 lf, f f ' -ff' X N , fr J, Xu -i,,m. I x 'aff' L' 17-4 3 .eff f F. ' Q- . Q 1 l maxi ,, wfitvwih. 'E A . ,tl 1 s ,fv Q ,,f.. 'ik V 4 V if i 4, , ,,,' ,A sf? . 'QSI 4 ,si 'r by E .2 S renzen , Charles Vogt Lo arson , Carl Robert Pe 11 Honeywe Larry hlers , E arl C ke il W ayne W W: RO THIRD Wayne k Seeser BC H01'l'l, I rtz, Allan 3 Schw k Harden, Paul C Ia hew. Allan Determan, Alan Foster M3 It Paulline. z: .c o V-5 -cn :z P? -cz I-4 as 3 o I E 4: d . hite , Roy Sanderson , W 2,0-o NPS br Melvin Epps all V atthew , John M Paul CII, Hinrichs arl . C ds Duane Reynol W: RO SECOND O 'I-I ac of E N I-'I-' P4 'Pl 3 E GS cn :Y N ld U P4 li o II I-0 r: U lvl no .E 8 54 -u c: .S o I J an 4: 3' -cz U ld u.. pd O O U ?w J: N U n-1 -E' we -A J: D1 , Richard George Nord Th S Norri III 3 Willi eade M Reynolds , Richard Jerry uehl , bert K R0 OCD , Kenneth Pl FRONT ROW: W E o U n: :N N 3 4-7 I-1 as I 'U I-4 eu r: o Q E as I0 I-l ua 6-3 GJ n.. -cn 'P-4 :w eu Q :Z aa 4: .2 on 3 cr UI E rd PQ 5 rd E o LD E eu 351 I-I 'I-1 3 J 'Fl eu r-I U .3 cn l l VARSITY FOOTBALL WEST ROC KFORD Clinton started its 1951 football season ny losing to West Rockford, 20 to 6. The touchdown came on a 65-yard run by Richard St. Clair in the first quarter. Rockford's three tallies were in the second and third quarters. ROOSEVELT The River Kings warded off a late Roosevelt drive in the fourth quarter to come out with a 6 to 6 tie on a rain-soaked field. St. Clair's 66-yard run in the fourth quarter was the equalizer after an early Roosevelt tally. ST. AMBROSE Second halftouchdown by St. Ambrose edged out the River Kings 12 to 7, in the annual Dad's Night game. Clinton's 7 points came on a touch- down by St. Clair anda conversion by KennethPloen. WILSON Clinton gained its initial victory by upsetting Wilson. 16 to O. Both touchdowns were made by St. Clair with Ploen kicking the extra points. Jack Harden accounted for the other two points when he downed a Wilson ball carrier ir1 the end zone. LORAS The River Kings were decisively defeated by Loras, 39 to 6. St. Clair accounted for Clinton s points on a 98 -yard return of a Loras kick-off. IOWA CITY The Kings lost their Homecoming game with Iowa City, 19 to 14. The lead chan ed hands many times in the fourth quarter. Both of glinton's touch- downs were made by Philip Leahy with Ploen adding the extra points. DAVENPORT Davenport'sBlue Devils downed the River Kings, 19 to 0. although Clinton fought hard. DUBUQUE Dubuque rolled up 27 points in the second half to overcome Clinton's 13 point score at half-time. Donald Hart scored Clinton's first touchdown, and St. Clair scored the second on a pass from Leahy. Ploen made one conversion good. ROCK ISLAND Clinton closed the 1951 season with a loss to Rock Island, 34 to O. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND RECORD VARSITY CHS 6 West Rockford 20 6 Roosevelt 6 7 St. Ambrose 12 16 Wilson 0 6 Loras 39 14 Iowa City 19 O Davenport 19 13 Dubuque 27 0 Rock Island 34 IUNIORS CHS 6 Davenport 20 14 St. Ambrose 0 6 Moline 6 7 Davenport 19 ---- -- -, O Q E 4 V- R R R - .77- , , 7 ,. 'H- v f ii ,SW ,- 1. 12519 W' QT-W f Siu- , , xii , ,.. . R 2 pg ROBERT KUEHL, end ROLAND KOCH. fullback FREDERICK LESHER, left half ,gf 5 -9fiqf:,,i- 5 A:ik1f.ffPV,,ig 'J Eff '1 ' ' K: - R W, RICHARD MEADE , guard GEORGE NORD Guard 'G' ALLAN FOSTER, end MELVIN VAUGHAN. center CHARLES VOGT, center 1 1 3 L. LARRY HONEYWELL. quarterback 1oHN VAN EPPS. end ROBERT PEARSON , end an ,gwxerwzgz i A ,I , , , ,A A I A g Y, QW 4:y53,f,,f... '- . If' M, 5-rw , I A ,110 Jw W ' ' -H ,T as ,ls , I Jaw-f my ' ,' ' 5.133 , 4 I my H-www , '5ggg3'Y!cmv ff ,,.-' Ln- af .11 .M-f. - 15.-285,-',h.5, -1 X V. gjvllifif 9? WILLIAM GOLTMAN . right my 7 U in I, -,lf 4 ' 1+ iv, ,wh-ff' nw M M Q5 ,, W half A ,. N., -, - f n kat- B Qvf, -X ,,. ' 'fs 1 YA I WAYNE THOMS . fullback Q AQ 'K . -W Af KENNETH PLOEN, quarterback ,W , - 5 .,.,asi 5 ,Aff ff V1 A, , V, , I A. jf- A 57N,H,i.t' I ' ,QA QW,-Q , 4 1 fu- AQ , f 'fl 7 A RICHARD ST. CLAIR, righ up . I r half CARL HINRICHSEN, tackle x BRENT HOLLERAN , tackle .I PHILIP LEAHY. left half CARL LORENZEN, Lackle JOHN GOOL, tackle HOWARD JUDD, guard 'QQ iv Q-of IAC K HARDEN Guard DONALD HART , fullback HB! is wa- fi 4m3f,s,ma ROW THREE: Mgr. David Zentner, Richard Farwell, Richard Scribner, Alfred Grell, Wayne King, Charles Mallory , Joseph Blanchard. ROW TWO: Harry Smith, James Brown, David Broadrick, Alvin Sanderson, Walter Gilbertson. Gene Carstensen, John Jae er, David Leuck, Arnold Fisher, Edward Schaley, Richard Hagerman. FRONT ROW: John Mug-lolland, Wayne Steensen, Merlyn Mumm, Roger Cameron, Ronald Ferris, Richard Olson, Donald Wolfe, Thomas Fullick, Robert Wede, Gail Ryner, Richard Wede. SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN CHS CHS 7 Sterling 8 24 Maquoketa 13 19 John Deere, Moline O 13 St. Mary's 0 6 Calvin Coolidge , 2 19 Morrison 6 Moline 20 Fulton '7 39 St. Ambrose 20 0 Lyons 36 19 Dubuque 19 28 Maquoketa '7 20 Dubuque 6 0 De Witt 13 0 Davenport 39 26 St. Ambrose 7 ROW FOUR: Coach Richard Pollack, Lyle Hedges, Richard Ketelsen, Joel Jones, Garland Krick, George Jensen, John King, Robert Peckham. ROW THREE: James Deutsch, Gary Morris, John Hawk, David Howes, John Coffin, James Mulholland, Raymond Hood, Terry Smith, Richard Nelson. ROW TWO: Keith Johnson, Kenny Stubblefield, Thomas Parker, Larry Hartzell, Charles Hall. Donald Lass, Allan Nelson, Henry Evans, Jerry Jaeger, Albert Hayton. FRONT ROW: Roland Bice, Gerald Schoephorster, Ronald Paulline, Willard Beaver, Leigh Goff, Ronald Blount, Herbert Christiansen, Glenn Fuller, Herbert Marske, Patrick Pearson, James Stolley. . N, ,few . N., Y ,a wf . .rin-pnuurf , enulfartv L. , s,..aW.nfra.smw:s1vnzs VARSITY EASKETB LL , by D mm-img g 'kg-M .Q X r V ,,, A - Q ,-,. fs. 4' t' if THIRD ROW: Coach Edward Rashke, Philip Leahy, John Maxheim, Charles Vogt, Kenneth Ploen, Alan Foster, Robert Pearson. SECOND ROW: Carl Ehlers, Larry Honeywell, Wayne Wilke, Donald Hart, Herbert Friedrichsen. FRONT ROW: Richard Meade, Stanley Felderman, Roland Koch, Richard St. Clair, David Petersen. The Clinton River Kings started the season with Kenneth Ploen the only returning letterman. Despite this fact, the River Kings won 14 and lost 6 during the regular season. Clinton's record in the Missis- sippi Valley conference was 8 and 2, which gave it sole possession of second place. Clinton was eaten by Davenport in the first round of sub-state. After beating Muscatine, Dixon. and Fulton, Clinton met Moline. and the Maroons easily downed our much shorter River Kings, 74 to 39. After de- feating Roosevelt, Clinton ran into Davenport and was defeated '70 to 41. Next came victories over Sterling, McKinley, Iowa City, and Dubuque, before St. Ambrose hand- ed Clinton its next loss in a game played at Daven- port. Clinton took the lead at the end of the third quarter after the score had been tied at the inter- mission, but St. Ambrose broke the tie. and the Knights edged out the River Kings. 55 to 53. 4 Kawanee was CLinton's next win, and then the loss to Davenport, 64 to 46. Then came victories over Franklin, Wilson, and Iowa City, before Clinton ran into the Freeport squad, rated among the top teams in Illinois. The River Kings made a great battle of it but were de- feated, 53 to 44. After downing Dubuque and Muscatine, Clinton ran into St. Ambrose in a game which proved to be the most exciting of the year. The lead changed hands numerous times with neither team having a safe lead. St. Ambrose managed to hang on to a one-point lead in the last two minutes to edge out the River Kings, 43 to 42. PHILIP LEAHY STANLEY FELDERMAN Guard Guard Si Q ROBERT PEARSON KENNETH PLOEN Forward Forward VARS ITV BASKETBALL SCORES CHS 49 52 '77 39 50 41 '71 5'7 66 56 53 65 46 '72 '11 59 44 66 '71 42 Muscatine Dixon Fulton Moline Roosevelt Davenport Sterling McKin ey Iowa City Dubuque St. Ambrose Kewanee Davenport Franklin Wilson Iowa City Freeport Dubuque Muscatine St. Ambrose 47 21 4'7 '74 42 '70 52 49 46 41 55 55 64 41 48 45 53 5'7 52 43 Action Shot KENNETH PLOEN CHARLES VOGT ROLAND KOCH Center Guard JOHN MAX HEIM LARRY HONEY WELL Guard Forward SGDHOMORE EASKETI3 LL SCCJRES Action Shot STANLEY FELDERMAN Muscatine Dixon Fulton Moline Roosevelt Davenport Sterling McKin ey Iowa City Dubuque St. Ambrose Kewanee Davenport Franklin Wilson Iowa City Freeport Dubuque Muscatine St. Ambrose C .-1: rf.: Lani ' ff 'L , L r -Sf fr,-3 . , 3 WW V ws... 3 ra.. fx . , if ,, 5 g f W, M ,,, W in 7 wr., J f J , ,,,,,, kA ygaiwp My 1 69 n i i X if el X 1 as ROW THREE: Arnold Fisher, Lee Bossen, Richard Warner, Ronald Ferris, Gail Ryner, Harry Smith. ROW TWO: David Smith, John Mulholland, Richard Farwell, Robert Wede, Richard Wede, Larry Siler. FRONT ROW: Joe Blanchard, Johh Goos, Jan Sander, Merlin Mumm, Ronald Paulline, Charles Cunningham. FRESHMAN cmd SOIDHOMORE BASKETBALL ROW THREE: Richard Ketelsen, Patrick Pearson, Richard Decker, Kenneth Stubblefield, Jan Sander, Donald Lass, Herbert Marski, Glenn Fuller, Ronald Paulline. ROW TWO: Dean O'Hern, Ronald Langfitt, James Mulholland, Lyle Hedges. Gerald Gray, Danny Aldinger, Jack Hawk, Bernard Opherm, Richard Nelson. FRONT ROW: George Jensen, Joseph Quinn, John Coffin, Leigh Goff, Gerald Schoephorster, Larry Hartzell, Keith Johnson, Garland Krich, James Thompson, Charles Smith. ' . Y f L :gifs 3 Gimp ROW FIVE: Fred Lesher, Donald Wolfe, Gerald Reynolds, Thomas Fullick, Peter Kl0PP. Roger Cameron. ROW FOUR: Manager Robert Day, Allan Horn, Carl Hinrichsen, William Matthew, James Stal ey, Herbert Christiansen . ROW THREE: Charles Mallory. Paul Matthew, William Lenson, Ronald Blount. ROW TWO: Wayne Steensen, Gene Carstensen, James Rebelskey, Jack King, George Nord, William Titus, Charles Horner. FRONT ROW: Robert Simon, Robert Goodridge, Oscar Clark, Kenneth Haddad, John Vovos, Robert King. WRESTLING WRESTLING SCORES CHS 30 Moline 16 ' 5 Davenport 41 28 Rock Island 14 17 Moline 23 30 Sterling I5 '41 Maquo keta 5 24 Franklin 15 15 Rock Island 20 District Meet 21 Davenport 57 The wrestling squad started the season with Eve return- ing lettermen. The record included five wins and four losses. The wins came at the expense of Moline, Rock Island, Ster- ling, Maquoketa, and Franklin of Cedar Rapids. The four losses were to Moline, Rock Island, and two to Davenport. Coach Leonard Wilson's squad took second place in the district meet held at Mt. Vernon. John Vovos, 95g Kenneth Haddad, 1035 and George Nord, 1385 were Clinton's repre- sentatives at the state meet in Mason City. George Nord and John Vovos lost their first matches, and Kenneth Haddad lost his second match after winning the first by de fault. Haddad, Titus, Allan Horn, and Jack King will be lost to the squad through graduation. ROW THREE: Maurice McCullen, David Stamp, Gene Guidebeck, Howard Judd, Ward Petersen, Jack Harden, William Bugbee. ROW TWO: Gary Morris, Max Johnson, Edward Brown, John Lynn, Kenneth Miner, James McCullough, Robert Hollowell. FRONT ROW: James Murphy. Gary Sander, Robert Doyle, David Zentner, Lynn Hebeler, Dean Tooley, Robert Herrick. CHS 35 44 47 63 36 62 47 112 VARSITY SWIMMING VARSITY SWIMMING Roosevelt Oak Park North Des Moines West Rockford New Trier East Rockford West Rockford Coach Howard Judd and his swimmers enjoyed a very successful season, winning five meets and losing only two. The River Kings placed second in the state meet at Ames behind Roosevelt of Des Moines. James McCullough was undefeated in the low board diving as was the 180 yard medley team made up of Guidebeck, Judd, and Bugbee. The Clinton swimmers who placed al state are: 100 yard breast stroke ---------------- 2. Brown 3. Judd 5. Johnson 200 yard breast stroke ---------- -------- 2 . Stamp 5. Morris 100 yard back stroke--- -- --- -------- 2. Guidebeck 100 yard free style -------- --- 1. McCullen 4. Hollowell 120 yard individual medley--- --------------- 2. Brown Low board diving ----------- ---- 1 . McCullough 2. Brown 180 yard medley relay -------------- 1. fGuidebeck, Judd, Bugbeey 160 yard free style relay-- 2. qStamp, McCullough, Bugbee, Hardeny FOUR SENIOR LETTERMEN James McCullough Howard Judd Maurice McCul1en Robert I-lollowell Gene Guidebeck Howard Judd Maurice McCu11en JUNIOR VARSITY ROW THREE: Dennis Tooley, Robert Dietz, Richard Olson, John Fenlon, Thomas Bach, Jack Lockhart, James Doubravsky. ROW TWO: Alfred Grell, Russell Hebeler, Gary Maurek, Charles Hall, Richard Riggs. Terry Smith. FRONT ROW: Richard Glovka, Thomas Havens, Joel Jones, Duane Werderrnan, Walter Gilbertson, Charles Goodwin. y r sa M, gm i ,M .a 'Y J . .. r v . , ' ,Q -f ,c 6 O 1g 4 J ,rO,W Q ' A S n.l, lf' c y c gi t , 3 nk 1 1 7 , J A ssc, , E gizisssrsa x ' A 's kj J ig , 3 ! I f 2-,, f i w T- ,,,Q,,.,,,yf .Q ,4 ' POLE VAULTERS David Broadrick, Richard St. Clair, Roland Koch, Kenneth Ploen. HIGH HURDLES Kenneth Ploen, John Maxheim, Philip Leahy. Donald Hart. . df SPRINTERS ROW TWO: Richard Olson, Robert Pearson, Richard St Clair ohn Maxheim . . I . FRONT ROW: William Goltman, Stanley Felderman, Peter KlODP. Robert Hollowell. TRACK The varsity track squad under the coaching of Max Lynn seems sure to enjoy a successful season. Eight seniors and five juniors are returning lettermen. Seniors are Stanley Felderman, low hurdles and broad jump, William Goltman, 220, Jack King, 8805 Peter Klopp, 220 and 100 yard dashg Philip Leahy, high and low hurdles, high and broad jump: John Maxheim, low and high hurdles, Roland Koch, pole vault and football throw, and Robert Pearson, 440 and 880. Juniors include Jack Earhart, 440, 880, and high jump: James Kent, 440. 880, and broad jump, Ken- neth Ploen, low and high hurdles, pole vault, and discusg Richard St. Clair, 100 yard dash, 220, and 880 yard relay, and Richard White, 880 and the mile. Clinton placed second in the conference indoor meet at Iowa City, March 27, with a total of 67 points and four firsts. These boys placed: 880 yard run ffirst sectiony - 1. Kent, 880 fsecond sectionj - 2. Earhart, 3. Jack Kingg 440 yard sprint relay - 1. fFe1derman, Goltman, Klopp, St. Clairjg 50 yard dash - 2. St. Clair, 60 yard high hurdles - 3. Max- heimgshot put - 5. Harden, mile relay - 2. fPearson, White, Lesher, Olsonyg medley relay - 2. fEarhart, Goltman, Klopp, Kentjg 60 yard low hurdles - 1. St. Clair, pole vault - 2. Ploen, high jump - 3. qtiep Leahyg broad jump - 1, Felderman, 3. Leahy. Remainder of Schedule u ll HURDLERS April 5 State Indoor April 11 Davenport April 16 Davenport Relays April 22 Dubuque April 25-26 Drake Relays May 3 Gateway Classics May 9 District May 17 Conference May 24 State Meet n N X. xx x WEIGHT MEN Howard Judd, William Bugbee, Charles Vogt, Jack Harden, Carl Hinrichsen. DISTANCE MEN ROW TWO: Fred Lesher, Allan Foster, Robert Pear- son, Jack Earhart, Richard White. FRONT ROW: Alvin Sanderson, Jack King, Jim Collins, Duane Tooley. Q L lffa RO W TWO: Kenneth Ploen, Donald Hart, John Max- heim. FRONT ROW: Richard Olson, Wayne Wilke, Larry Honeywell. ROW TWO: Frank Sutton, David Halbach, Michael Cum- minlgs, Jack Jorgensen. FRONT ROW: Gor on Jorgensen, Robert Herrick, Larry Hem- mett. tg: . A , ' Q f , ff .1 XX , . a., .f '5s. ROW THREE: Ronald Sley, Maurice McCullen, John Lynn, Donald Heitt. John Van Epps. RWO TWO: Paul Kessler, William Lenson, JamesMurphy, James McCullough. FRONT ROW: Larry Sigler, Jo n Coffin, Kenneth Haddad, Harlan Lynn. GOLF The Clinton High golf team will boast four returning lettermen this year. They are Frank Sutton Gordon Jorgensen, Larry Hemmitt, and James Ashby The schedule as of April 1 is as follows: April April April April May May May May May May May May May 15 18 22 26 2 5 8 10 12 17 19 22 24 Moline Sterling Davenport Invitational Davenport Morrison Dubuque Conference Dubuque District Moline Morrison State Meet There Here Here Here There There Here Cedar Rapids There Here Here TENNIS The 1952 tennis team will have James Mc Cullough and Ronald Sley as the only returning letter men. They are coached by David Parker. The schedule as of April 1 is as follows: April April April April April May May May May May May May 14 18 21 23 29 1 3 5 10 13 17 24 Sterling Davenport Moline Dubuque Davenport Moline Dubuque Sterling Conference Loras District State There Here There There There Here Here Here Cedar Rapids Here 53.3 1 4 J A gif- f-fd: -'il-.-H:- riff- . JI,','1,,, i -f -, Y' fx' 7 1 Qt.-, gg f , s iiipig K g' - 1' Q k,.- H elm 154+ RES ESP LL JUNI R Goers. Boyle, Richard Holm. VI 2 5-4 .S Biermann, James ng, R JE 'U -4 ..-4 3 mith, Gene P14 o 'U 41 H cu :s ni EE nald S D0 de Willia m G0 hris E .2 E U N C1 GJ I-4 O -'I .U his is E-ll-1 as OO :rm cf rayes. hard Seeser, Alex G Qu ... .-I 1-4 cu .ca E :ws U :ww I-4 cd .2 E. 3 O 1-4 U3 C2 --4 9 1- 3 H.. C CD x-Q E-4 4-1 I-4 0 .Q O CZ 32 cn CK. P- 2: co Q4 LL- A3 U D Q -,U 0 u l K ,ff 0 ,.,.-7-F ma. r' Q .nf K 'li-. kqvnv-,,k,.--.-,...-A --. 'WJ' ,. . , Q fairy X fb, ' , A ,ig I .,...-we-wt M ,,,-A I' 1 EN PRES E LLE R UN J d r: :1 Z YA ev E 51 H. U x: 'li U bd 'E -va ua lv.. r: vu 0 U 'E 'U LU O .-4 Q ebs, John Kr Charles Hardersen, Jack UR FO ROW ai E I-5 :x U I-5 I-I aa '3 D5 ri an ill l-1 cu C-3 eu Q. rt Lister, Jurgen Herbe dqett, John Su livan, Coppock, s-4 O Q3 LD I-4 o .Q .cs :s M :wx I-1 eu LD I Lu Lu O1 CE E-4 3 O ra: U D00-4 l-1 U .CI DON E 01' F4 an ,Q F-4 U Q of :: O l1l S' KI! 3 fu V7 E. on Vi c: cu P1 eu 1: 1 I-I -U eu Z 4-I I-1 U .C O r-4 Q2 E C QJ l-4 1-4 63 3 E O 4-1 A-I O .D i. GJ a-4 I-1 -1-4 3 M 4-4 L-4 U 'S Di I O 3 f-+ 3 O cz ln O D. KD :E GJ 8 C!! -s In avi E U Arthur Munson, Betty Stamp, David Havighurst, James Grayes. - Milton Pieper, Frank Ademite, NT ROW FRO CHARLE Forward 2 t ALEX GRAYES Forward DONALD RAMIG Center S HOLM RICHARD GOERS Guard I-. W . ' 1 x r- - N 5 JAMES HOLLE Guard JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE CIC C C 59 Marshalltown 52 52 Eagle Grove 50 Muscatine 68 48 Grandview 76 Moline 86 59 Marshalltown 47 Iowa University B 49 59 Muscatine 66 Burlington 59 60 Augustana B 96 Bradley B 54 61 Cornell B 67 Burlington 80 52 Loras B 66 Come B 52 48 Loras B 37 STATE TOURNAMENT 50 Augustana B 67 60 Ellsworth 50 Moline 51 53 Northwestern 54 State Teachers B '72 62 Marshalltown 63 Waldorf f fig 2 E f WARREN MELCHERT Guard JAMES WIEDMAN JAMES BOYLE Forward Center Y l 0 EDMOND GOENNE CHRIS PANOUSIS Guard Forward JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Clinton Junior College Huskers won sixteen and lost seven in regular and state tournament play. In state junior college competition the record was six wins and two losses. Don Ramig was high scorer again this year with 389 points in 21 games for an 18. 6 average. Charles Holm and Al Grayes also scored with consistency. In the state tournament, Clinton knocked off Ellsworth and Northwestern, last year's champion, before losing to Marshalltown in the semi-finals. In the consolation game, the Huskers downed Waldorf of Forest City. v-'XX Robert Trent, president, Betty Stamp, secretary, Arthur Munson, vice-presidentg Tim Harrington, treasurerg absent when picture was taken. Activities of the Junior College Council were rather limited this year. However, there were some which did denote extra-curricular interests. Several of the speech students entered the State Junior College Speech Festival on April 1, at Boone, Iowa. Another trip was taken by the boys' sextet. They entered the Junior Col- lege Music Festival on April 20. In November, college psychology students took an interesting trip to the state mental hospital at Dixon, Illinois. The college students concluded the year with the annual spring formal dance, May 3. Another annual event, the Showboat was unable to be pro- duced this year. -,,T ,-Wi? , W? x . ,le M M by 4l 155. s. 5. v ' NS' M V. 59 Q3 . x 7 l ef Z V R, 1 5 , ' Q ' 1 V gif ? ,N tl ,fx .. 1 ! LZ an fbi. 1, Qs Al X Q33 'L-Af fi N. 1 , , Q I C9 1 4 . A 9g HX ' rl, .1 3 4 ! N' , ,-4. -f fl ffgf 1X jp wr' 'N 4 x l 'ff mm N f' W 5 wg. N -Q. Q Q-X ,HX ', nl 1 ,l ,fgf ' Q ' Nd. ' Ea Nix VX fir?-M l W '1 ff Q,q MX 1, f 1 if w w Q f -WJ' k . M X my f - -Q M ' 5 ?f'11 - M, f' -5-4: 5QQ 7T 'A f i ' ' ' B. -:e+?i::J 4 'K' f Y il 1 V 'Q f ,Q , , .FHM ?- , A. J' 'B ' 7, , F J ff, SJ -1, - Jfiiddl Y it W 4 -'Y- jlT 5 f dv ff f-.. -W -fig -. - l '--' fr . ' i'f -V V ig- :x S-T , Q-, Q ,I f hai., l f ,, ff , , H ' ,.125ff5fi-?4l- . s 'V 'lj .A,' , X 'XX ?, ,j kk.. R 'Pi NK q A- hiv 'i 1 W 'N X Wlfs 7 .X i ws, X . L Q K ' , Z1 N-S, A Q' . T'x-is --' X 1 4 : X q I -1 .gc 'F-:'f7'1 it --.'-- --f H -nn-.,.... .,,-. .. ... . - ,,.. ,--....,.... 'rn ...au --..,. , X X, . - ,: ' ! 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Williams, W.N., Attorney ....... .110 .110 Winchip, Milton J .,Music ......... 113 Y M C A .............................. 107 Q ri T ' F, 1353? ,ra MS K 5 s X 4 .,z 1951 Mary Elizabeth Dickerson was crowned 1951 Home- coming queen, October 15, by Roland Koch, representing the football team. Zibbie was attended by Dorothy Helble, seniorglacqueline Brown, juniorgloan Wockenfuss, sophomore, and Margaret Kynett, freshman. Each attendant was accom- panied by her class president: Wayne Thoms, William Norris, Fred Lesher, and John Coffin. The queen and her court reign- ed over the game, October 19, and the dance following it. s FIRST PLACE: MISS MATHISEN'S IUNIORS THIRD: MISS DAVIDSON'S SOPHOMORES ip- SECOND: MR, MICKEY'S SOPHOMORES . , -JL Fl R e 4 74? Q HONORABLE MENTION: MR, HERKELMANN'S FRESHMEN HONORABLE MENTION: MR. RASHKE'S IUNIORS IN. lam R015 CYo00vnTHgD.1: N CLXNIG www T' vm R VI J HONORABLE MENTION: MISS HARTMANN'S FRESHMEN HONORABLE MENTION: MR. HANSEN 'S SOPHOMORES W .,,,.,-....av J 1 5. 'sl 'K F . . X A . 3 Q7 52' ,,..-J-'Z QSYHKYW 40 alumna p--u...-.,. .n .al dr gx X F LM 'f . -...fn Q I ?5 !!ff Q Aft? 1. A . -f. --we gfff- .eau ..... ,gin-I-...,......,.,. . I.,-24 ri.:- fi' 2 J xv 'x atv. 5. 'x fi fix-2.-1 TIT' . w . . . A -.4 'E l -4 i , K i 2 Kg-z-e gil Y S 5 .. L KM Regardless of whether you enter the business world or seek highex education, it pays to make your banking connection early in life We invite you to make the bank on Fifth Avenue South YOUR BANK. W y W CIIITOI, IOWA dmmbw haue! Ia.:-:lu System and Fuloml Dopod! harms Corponfiol L0 Locol ond Long Distonce Moving CARSTENSEN TRANSFER C: STORAGE AGENTS-ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. Owned and Operated by MRS. OLIVIA C. CARSTENSEN. Phone 127 516 South First Street Compliments of SWEETHEABT BAKERY 212 MAIN AVENUE Phone 4895 GROCERIES and MEATS MAX'S GROCEBIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES 812 Eighth Avenue. South Phone 3344-W 94 Compliments of CE TRAL 'PEEL 'I' BE C0. -TELEPHONE 332- GEO. FAGER SPORTING GOODS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SPORTS EQUIPMENT 5l3 South Third Street Clinton, lowo THE BEST IN DRUG STORE SERVICE MILO J. JOHN CU. Pharmaceutical Chemists-Phone 114 THE REXALL STORE Clinton, Iowa Fifth Ave. Corner Third St. We dreom up all sorts of beau-catching hour styles designed just tor you Look your special best with the help of Morie's Beouty Shop 752. 7th Ave., South PHONE l532 Compliments of JOHANNES CLEANERS Compliments of GREENFIELD'S 205 5th Ave. So.,C1inton, Iowa Compliments and Best Wishes Through the Years R. H. SNELL FUNERAL HOME FRIENDLY SERVICE SHELLUBRICATION Car Washing Motor Tune-Up GOODYEAR TIRES and BATTERIES Phone 2078 Clinton. Iowa Phone 1238 Clinton. Iowa -1-1 nmou RVICE 7F-955551 1952 ' ' Dorothy Kynett and Kenneth Ploen were crowned Junior Carnival queen and king, February 9, 1952, at the Idiot.s' Paradise dance. The couple walked to the wishing well in the center of the dance Floor and made a wish. William Norris, class president, presented an identification bracelet and a compact to Kenneth and Dorothy from the class. SPORTS IN CLINTON START AT ROD FITCH'S Martin Morris Sports Department 229-231 Fifth Avenue. South Clinton, Iowa ATHLETIC GOODS-SPORT CLOTHING FISHING TACKLE JOHNSON OUTBOARDS OUTBOARD BOATS Everything for Your Game BEST WISHES and GOOD LUCK THE MUSIC BOX IF IT IS GOOD FOOD YOU WANT, combined with a pleasant atmosphere ...eat at.. . REYNOLDS 518 South Second Street Compliments of Raehllf Phillips FURNITURE CO. Your Lane Cedar Chest Dealer Hastings Beauty Mart 412 Howes Bldg. PHONE 977 Congratulations to The Class of '52 AGP SUPER MARKET CLINTON PLUMBING AND HEATING PLUMBING-STEAM HEATING Power and Process Piping Engineering Service A. J. Cummings 222 Sixth Ave.. So. . Phone 456 Compliments of 762 ' Shop here for the best in O READY-TO-WEAR O LINGERIE O ACCESSORIES 0 MEN'S FURNISHINGS I GIFTS Serving Clinton since 1892 Sherri11 Beil and Wayne Thoms were crowned queen and king of the 1951 Prom at the Modernistic Ballroom, June 1. Kenneth White, class president, announced them, The royal attendants were Charlene Larson, Philip Leahy, Natalie Sloppy, Roland Koch, Mary Elizabeth Dickerson, Frank Sutton, Marcene Ringuette, Stanley Felerman, Patricia Cramm, and Jack King. 1951 H' ?'l W w it A6--r ..,:. i leiia V 1 A 555 - V 'A 11 - if-,,1if'f-if ' J Wi, ,,,, M S L f K Q- M' 12' is 3 4 . 'R Q 60' Q- - F-0- -paw, 1 X! 'lf' ' ,ml 'fb i3y .. 9 xg. Q Quality Flowers For All Occasions ANDREW BATHER Member of Flor-ist's Telegraph Delivery Association --- Phone 3401 - FU R STORE FURS-COATS-SU ITS 5II South 3rd Street CLINTON FISH G OYSTER CO. A. Petersen, Prop. 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G. 922 South Fourth St. Clinton, Iowa PHONE 40 Compliments of Pope Funerol Home WINKLER STOKERS AUBURN STOKERS INTERNATIONAL FURNACES 'l'lL.3900 ' 380 Aix! Gllll SIIVICE SOHC! l888 DEPENDABLE FUEL HAIRSTYLING IS OUR SPECIALTY. 208 Ankeny Bldg. Phone 45IO HELEN HERON, R. C. RASTRELLPS CANDY SHOP Good Food From a Snack to a Dinner Home-Made Ice Cream Fountain Service 238 Main Avenue Courtesy of IVICLELLAN STORES CO. SINCE 1865 CLINTON NATIONAL BANK CLINTON. IOWA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System nf 9' DIP' H-ng ?f . r 1 ,if in xieieiesiu ,A ,,:'.Aa- V-v ' .Hn fk 'Hmm 'Q lm.-nf' Ms!-.mix ...Q- THE COLLIS CO. Manufacturers of All Steel Poultry Equipment Refrigerator Shelving SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS WIRE SPECIALTIES Compliments Of 0. C. MOESZINGER GOODMAN-S HARDWARE JEWELERS 710 South Second Street 209 - 5th Avenue South PHQNE 4155 Clinton, Iowa Compliments THE STOIK AGENCY of Insurance 8a Surety Bonds PERMA - STONE The Weston Building Phone 207 Phone 809 C. C. Warner Congratulations to the Class Naturalizer Buster Brown of '52 Roblee W. ATLEE BURPEE C0. Your satisfaction--our success SEED GROWERS Shoes 615 North 2nd Street 508 S. Second St. Clinton, Iowa 105 ,. . J Eff if I sf 1. f. 1 3 im Qi ' Photographs of Quality 1 9 1 2 ---- 1 95 2 THE BEIL STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLIES Second St. and Second Ave. So. Phone 3636 J ' L4 - .,-.. .-- L-- F-- -- v---,- 1 511952 M2121 404 So. 2nd Street Shoes For The Entire Family Every Style a New Style G. A. BRUMER, JR. 509 South Second St. Clinton, Iowa Authorized Dealer for the Finest Creations in Jewelry BEST WISHES to the CLASS of '52 CLINTON NEWS AGENCY CLINTON, IOWA E. J. BOS D - X PRODUCTS Fuel Oil - Gasoline - Motor Oil Every Pair a Good Fitting Pair Phone 5055 - Clinton, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS KLINGER PAINT COMPANY The manufactured favorite paint for the midwest area Wholesale ----- Retail 233 Fifth Ave. So. Phone 3200 THE DOMESTIC PLUMBING CO. Heating, Ventilating, Air C onditioning 716 South Second Street A. P. Eliason A. T. Farley To The Class of '52 Keep Right On Smiling with 1340 KSC KROS ' 250 watts Radio Station 96 .1 MGC KROS ' FM ' 14,000 watts TO THE CLASS OF 1952! In School it's the 3 R's ln the YMCA it's the 4 R's REVERENCE for God RESPECT for personality RESPONSIBILITY for the common good The Golden RULE in all relationships :of :ef :oc CLINTON YMCA HOTEL LAFAYETTE COFFEE SHOP A Swell Place to Eat - Any Time! F 31' --...W M- E ..,- , ,f 2222? mir.-'v 4 was L, 1. ff I- X x. N m 's .95 ,gf 5 vi, A As 4' L, . lu Q Wifi - , Y , ii :fag avg+'gA' 'N A i Q' rj 8 'X K Y' , :X aff :sux has THOMAS OAKES CO. Congratulations to the Class of Lumber-Fuel Oil-Fuel-Building .52 Material Stokers-Oil Burners BLUE STAR PRODUCTS 601 South First Street J. C. PENNEY C0. I C. This is our 50th Anniversary year of Catering to the American family. Men's, Women's and Children's Clothing -- Furnishings-Shoes and Home Furnishings. First Quality Always Congratulations SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. to the Class of 1952 BIG SHOE STORE THE TOP HAT 203 Fifth Ave., so. Phone 23 CLINTON ARMY STORE Where Your Dollar Buys You More PHo'roG APHER8 Clinton, Iowa 616 South Second St.-Phone 571 Iowa Wall Paper and Paint Co. Wholesale and Retail Wallpaper, Paints, Varnishes, Compliments of Lacquers, Oils and Glass, Painters' Supplies A Friend. -- Artists' Materials -- Phone 678-514 South Second St. 109 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DON F. MIRICK, M. D. 226 Tucker Building Phone 566 JOHN W. CARLSEN Att R. J. NELSON, M. D. orney . 408 Howes Building Phone 56 210 Tucker Building Phone 512 MILLER, NIILLER, AND COUSINS Attorneys -at -Law 506 Wilson Building Phone 5044 VERNON W. PETERSEN, M. D. 604 Wilson Building Phone 147 HOMER I. SMITH Attorney 504 Weston Building Phone 2934 ln-:hu , . E. P. WEIH, M. D. 605 Wilson Building Phone 627 CLINTON COUNTY ABSTRACT at TITLE CO. 301 Tucker Bldg. Clinton, Iowa Phone 4466 I. A. CORNELL Dentist 304 Wilson Building Phone 4203 -J H. A. AMESBURY, M. D. 209 Weston Building Phone 422 L. E. HOLLOWELL Dentist 204 Tucker Building Phone 1981 MILTON E. BARRENT, M. D. 333 Tucker Building Phone 808 MAX W. LYON Dentist 312 Wilson Building Phone 1604 WARREN H. FOSTER, M. D. 408 Wilson Building Phone 2050 R. P. MCLAUGHLIN Dentist 507 Weston Building Phone 224 D. E. HILL, M. D. 203 Tucker Building Phone 311 DR. ROBERT F. HERRICK Osteopathic Physician , 408 Howes Building Phone 275 J. R. JOWETT, M. D. 501 Wilson Building Phone 153 C. O. ROUSH, D. S. C. Foot Specialist 304 Tucker Building Phone 418 Compliments of CLINTON CELLOPHANE .-r....wf ww, 37' In U I -vu' XL ll YE? Better Things for Better Living Through Chemistry ARLO A. KETELSEN Fancy Groceries - Quality Meats Phone 985 - 986 1908 Camanche Ave. ST UKAS Sv. SON GENE RAL HARDWARE China -Cutlery -Paints, Etc . 222 South 2nd Street Phone 786 Gifts for- Bk GRADUATION Compliments of if BIRTHDAYS 'if WEDDINGS GIFT SHOP if ANNIVERSARIES CLINTON ICE CREAM CO. 211 Fifih Avenue if PARTIES ' Manufacturers of 'ii BON VOYAGE PURITY QUALITY CHEKD if CHRISTMAS ICE CREAM A Gift From Rose's Is Always Special For Your Musical Needs Compliments of BENDER MUSIC CO. 411 South 2nd Street 1127 Main KIRK'S JEWELERS THE HOME OF DIAMOND HOUSE Clinton, Iowa Dubuque, Iowa DIAMONDS EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Phone 75 413 South 2nd 111 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 MMM. Tucker Building Phone 5012 5 F. Bradulski and Son 130-5th Ave. South CLOTHIERS and CLEANERS Headquarters for Adam Hats NORM CURRENT Distributor of SHELL PRODUCTS 101 North Second St. Clinton, Iowa PHONE 1772 When You Think of COAL THINK OF... W. G. BLOCK CO. Fuel Merchants for Over 60 Years fs N it 4 .'NHf N .25 Q 241 4. s lr 2 fnney Cqfintfng Go. REPAIR SERVICE - ALL MAKES Rentals - Special Rates to Students 123 rn-rn Avnw: sum-H - PHONES 44-45 MILTON J. WINCHIP Band Instruments - -Sales and Service Strand Theatre Building Phone 1 23 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 fro1nanOld Grad of the Class of 1928 CLINTON RECREATION LANES 115 Fifth Avenue. South PAT RONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS if CLINTON ENGINEERING COMPANY General Contractors Construction by Contract 1323 North Second Street Clinton, Iowa Arthur D. Ladehoff, President PHONE 87 Gus K. Ladehoff, Secy.-Treas. q,Z,Z325L,, HILL PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ul Z- Q 5 PORTRAIT STUDIO u6lqHJEgY3eScR,.tQ 3 5 msec ef? ,flow ov? and RQQ7- fQq::y1,'4g :rm 2',,4,.j Qflaggi gm. CAMERA SHOP Everything Photographic Phone 4272 W 506 SouthSecond St. Compliments of BEIER'S IOWA BAKERS Bakers of BAKER BOY BREAD 225 Fifth Avenue South DRI N K BOTTLES BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY AND EQUIPMENT CLINTON BOOK BINDERY CO. Blank Books, Loose Leaf Binders Loose Leaf Sheets for Any System SPECIAL RULINGS Clinton, Iowa 113 'S-1' wg? if ?-Q93 tx W ' . new C' :lp L ,ii -J .S I 'I , . ',- 9. 2 .1 I . , A. .J lr' P I I 1. I 'v ,,,-- 1 '01 'v f f W-.QA 5 ' Editor 's note: These excerpts are taken from the diary of Sally Senior in the year 1952. SATURDAY NIGHT IN OCTOBER: Quite a few of us worked today replacing a path near CHS with a sidewalk, John Nelson and Jack Jorgensen gave us technical advice. Carroll Jones and Allan Horn helped build the forms. Stan Felderman and Dick Hensel appointed themselves supervisors. Shirley Backer, Elaine Gabel, Joan Grell, Shirley Heath, and Louise Wilcox carried water. Tom Burken, Dick Carstensen, and Ron Ro- chelle carried sacks ofcement. Marlene Mumm, Marie Huston, Elsie Judd, and Marilyn Carstens helped Don Moore mix the concrete. Mary Dickerson, Marilyn Hagge, Fayette Jorgensen, Janet Lee, and Marilyn Shinn transported the mixed concrete. Arlene Williams, Pat Widner, Marilyn Slapnicka, and Betty Weinbeck helped Darrell Thomsen smooth out the sidewalk. Natalie Sloppy, Marjorie Vaughn, Alberta Wiebers, and Diane Smith collected money for the project. Dave Hoialmen, Ron Jones, Bob Kuehl, Bob Neumann, and Charles Nixon spent the day playing in the sand. Duane Reynolds spent his time fixing drinking fountains in the building itself. Nancy Seeser, Norma Petersen, Judith Matzen, Geraldine Keegan, and Jo Ann Hill helped him. Louis Paaske worked at odd jobs around school. Natalie Bennett, Dorla Hartzell, Carolynn Hebeler, Doloris Giddings, and Joyce Schwartz comprised his crew. Arthera Bier, Marilyn Brown, Doris Cramm, Beverly Dannatt, and Joan Dierks made signs giving directions to our school. Shirley Enwright, Luella Flack, Diane Galbrait , Dorothy I-lelble, Joanne Metzger, Jo Ann Owen, Dolorus Petersen, Gloria Rasmussen, and Kathryn Roman put them up around town. CHRISTMAS VACATION: I went coasting behind the high school today. Frank Sutton, Jim Ashby, Bill Warner, Dick Miller, Richard Lehmkuhl, Rollie Koch, Nils Kwick, Dick Curtis, Charles Stuhlman, Jack King, and Fred Sloane were there with their sleds. Sherrill Beil, Doris Aplin, Marigrace O'Brien, Nina Yealy, Chrystal Wilson, and Joan Merschwere also there. John Maxheim threw his shoulder out of jointand Emma Country- man broke her ankle in skiing mishaps. Bob and Bill Long put their first aid training to good use. CHRISTMAS VACATION: LATER DATE: Betsy Cooper, Bob Day, John Lynn, Joyce MacAllister, Doris Obermiller, Margaret Wildfansgl, Dave O'Connor, Marguerite Thomp- son, John Van Epps, Melvin Vaughn, and Dick inter formed a oup which appeared on a television show tonight. Jim Bark, Mike Cummings, Lois Tin?-lenberg, and Jo Ann Zirbes sang in a quartet. VALENTINE'S DAY: Tom Klomp gave me a handmade valentine today. A lot of the boys made them this year. Darrell Alm, Russ Annear, Bob Dierks, Dick Ellison, Carl Lorenzen, Bob Pearson, and Phil Leahy are experts. Some boys, like Dick Seagren, Jack Starbuck, Roy Sanderson, and Dick Goddard wrote awfully mushy notes on theirs. TOURNAMENT GAME AGAINST IOWA CITY: Iwent in the girls' bus. We had a flat but Barb McLane and Gloria Wolfe got it fixed in no time at all. When we got there, the game was about to start. Maurie McCullen and Ronald Henry had driven out. Gor- don Jorgensen, Pete Klopp, Bob Herrick, Ronnie Sley, Peggy Barnard, Dianne Flannery, Blpb Ho lowell, Gary Happs, Pat Cramm, and Janice Haringwere among the gang already t ere. 0 0 0 SPINSTERS' SPREE: The floor was so slippery that Wayne Thoms fell down. Barb Skiff, GAA president, gave the prize for the best vegetable corsage to John Gool and Sally Carnes. It certainly was different! Charlene Larson, Bev Byers, Margaret Christian, Marcehe Ringueitte, and Shirley Manning were there with very nice looking older men. Speaking of older men, Ihear that Norma Rascher, Carol Weissenberger, Jean Fay, and Joyce Mills are all going steady with college boys. BACHELORS' DINER DANCE: Velma Brovxm was sick that night so Howard Judd came by himself. On the way to the dance, Bill Goltman's car finally fell apart. Jean and Joan Hamilton, and Linda Doffin spent a good part of the evening with their shoes off. GYM NIGHT: Everybody was good. I thought l-lerry Boulton, Bill Holm, Danny Board- sen, John Malone, Peter Nielsen, and Bill Holman did especially well. THE DAY BEFORE EASTER: Iworked all day on our project of Easter Bunnies for the kids in town. Jean Kirst and Barbara Anderson were in charge of the kitchen. With the help of Bonnie Kent, Sally Jacobs, Joan Mummert, Betty Martin, and Phyllis Hosette, they hard-boiled and colored eggs, brought in by David Adams and Wayne Ludders. Joyce Jordan and Marcin Lundquist painted pictures on some of the eggs. Donald Good- ridge was in charge of distribution. Some of the other Easter Bunnies were, Bill Carlson, Kenny Haddad, Wayne Dahl, Archie Fink, Bill Titus, Jim McCullough, Richard Bier- mann, and Robert Fuller. Pat Fisher, Diane Edens, Mary Dolan, Mary Lea Eads, and Shirley Helble also were Easter Bunnies. MAY DAY: A group of girls talked George Albrecht into climbing up onto the flag pole and attaching streamers for a May pole dance. Ruth Best was in charge of this ala event. Donna Hrnerichsen, Jo Anne Jess, Delores Johnson, Karleta Kni hrs, Bargara Luckstead, Carole Schaley, Joy Scobey, Charmaine Thomsen, Joyce Wieiers, Fernana lxfliensinger, and Jean Loehndorf did the dancing. Albert Johnson and his guitar provided t e music? 12 'ff 'fi x ef. ' mf ,I ' ea ,f N' h x 4- gvvr... P 0 9' lr fa .X , - VA5'v 4 f i ., Q 4 - 1 QA,'E'l nnnra Sf 5' x- ....,..,,,,,tS'Q'l ' H '-fu.. -2-Emu. 9 D I, gh: I----- 'S-4 QW!-.if FQ CARNES OIL COMPANY ALLEN'S TEAROOM Russell Stover Candies Everything Fine Bakery Goods . Fine Food ln Duncan Hines Recommended TEXACO 230 Fifth Avenue South Petroleum Products WARNER-MEDLIN 1559 S. Bluff Phone 4242 STUDIO CARNES 614 South Second Street --Phone 125-- HEATING AND SHEETMETAL All Kinds Sheetmetal Work Gutter and Downspouts 1345 S. Bluff Phone 4433 Compliments of MARTIN MORRIS LADIES DEPT ESPEY'S JEWELERS Perfect Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton E lgin Bulova Gruen Watches 402 S. 2 Clinton, Iowa A man without an automobile Is like a bird without wings. Our job is to keep America on wheels CLINTON COUNTY AUT OMOBILE DEALE RS ASSOCIATION THE BRAGONIER-FAY FUNERAL HOME and CHAPEL Clinton's Oldest Firm in the Funeral Profession Serving This Community Since 1903 Ruth Bragonier Wallace Llewellyn Fay Phones 845-4887 226 Seventh Avenue. South Compliments of CLINTON INDEPENDENT RE TAIL C LOTH IERS ASSOCIATION Registered Jewelers ' American Gem Society 203 Fifth Ave., South Ankeny Bldg. Best Nishes To The Class of '52 THE NAMANNY SHOP 225 5 Avenue South MAID-RITE SANDWICH SHOP Sandwiches that are satisfying Carry-Outs 209 Fourth Ave. So.-Phone 700 If It's Lumber or Building of Homes see GABRIEL LUMBER AND FUEL CO. Home Builders and Home Warmers Best Wishes ELMWOOD DAIRY FARMS CLINTON'S ONLY HOME-OWNED DAIRY Call 1447 For Prompt. Courteous Service Compliments ot CLINTON LINCOLN-MERCURY C0 345 Fifth Avenue. South Phone 188 Clinton, Iowa fi' I lr 1 1, x w. -x 4 1 I 55 Q fur- Sf? af MQ'-1 nga W .gs x'yx f S 22? ,I 7 fi M K' ,,S f fy ,S 3 :H 4 ' gs NN y sk xg! X :RM xg X E 'fu NN. Wy N S wx -N N N fx ug!! M wi EL sa ff! . fl, Q AX fb I W I1 no U X If , ff! 'X Kg? O Q9 Q 0 f KN va' 5 . C,-Jw A74 I, , ff en. kr' , 1 ,f , I H 25233 ,lf -. J J '5 pk 45 ,1 N an ' ' xl QI f 1,,.-- 'xx n :X K f fn' -if ' ff X xiii 7 , A '3'T'f L- i, , U ' ff -A-S-.:,. - f NU, w, - 1'?'?'?3i:g'1i1l.f' 4 x - iv? - , 4-ef ' A7 V I Nl .2 ,ff ,,-,q4 41- - ,- ' f .7- .Q -'- e ,P V . J.. Q- ,Q ,, , l T Ti :-A-ti-X . .4 Jfwcg... 2,-if-. f' .5 -2 4' 'f-i ,,. . --14, , 1 ,... igz .,-,gl 2 f V? A - . - '--- - ----f - K+ A. - - ' K,-f ' 3 .. - - , V was 'A x 5 i?-' ' .1115 P- W f Q -4 'E M J! , , , WZW L Mff W W ? 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