Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)
- Class of 1953
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Page 2 To Tht CHS l9v3 Baskttball Squad becaust the sp1r1t of couragt perscvtrance cmd good SpOI'lSIHdIlSll1p shown throughout tht stusou by school hft Tht Clmton H1gh School teams may h wt lost a ftw games but thty were ntvtr btuttn P IRL thc entire squad was symbolic of all that is best in high 3. 3 . . f 2 Y A . - - ,S Faculty wg.-,Y an ....gg?g-g- . . A A 1 XX vga ' 'N' 42' 47' J. R. MOUNCE Superintendent of Clinton Public Schools has HAROLD w. WEBER R 'wr I Principal of Clinton High School PAUL B. SHARAR Dean of h Clinton junior College Clinton Board of Education A. W. Poffenberger, Mrs. Margaret Kolarik, Leonard Koestler, Victor V. Sorensen, Edward Jorgensen, J. R. Mounce, Harry W. Kamcr, E. W. Holle, Vernon C. Cook. ,fr -. L xx . S X -. ' LAS, .4-4 I-'wo if 5 ' 4.1-v-' MERCEDES ABRAHAM LOWELL ADAMS GLADYS ARNOLD CATHERINE AUSTIN Mathematics Orchestra Iingllsh English, Publications AS' MIRIAM BLAKELY ,,. r GLENN BOHLKE Glrls Counselor Scxence 44 'Ri J .lt ! '5x QQ W-Us f 44 H... JOSEPHINE BROWN LUCILLE CARTER ELEANOR DAVIDSON MARY EAST SocxalStud1es Latxn Enghah Englxah Englnsh Psychology ,M W 2 M '06, GERTRUDE ENGLERT RUTH FEINBERG f ? Glrla Physxcsl Educatnon Business -is S' fm 1 --. 4:1 A- 'C' use if Ale . LOIS FENLON LESLIE FISHWILD CORINNE FORSEE MABEL FOSTER WILLIAM GRIMMER Enghah Mathematxcs Socnal Studies Cafeterm Manager Vocal Musxc Page 7 f ,A . , . F-3,17 ' KJ I . I 15, ' , . ' F A, 'V Aff' I -1-,-,. . S ' J ,AH l'A,,2 . +1- ' X X if-3 kt 1- N Q I 1, E' Aff' ,A if . X B' Av I 1 if , 4 if L ' vx U A xx ' 4 - if i TP' - Q 'R 1 ., A f' W -.- A qv X X . ,A I 3 g . - . - f -1- as f ' ' I -I , I ' A E f . 'SJ f 59 - . K Y A Y' -. .. I A :wi ' D ' - - in if . ',ll - . 38 iq ef' MAYNARD HANSEN MARIE HARTMANN LEO HERKELMANN EDWIN JONES Mathematxcs Splmnh English Mathematxcs Science I-A-c f' 4 C NELLE JONES HOWARD JUDD Englxsh Remedxal Readxng Boys Physlcal Education V. DAVID KIRKMAN JAMES LAW KENNETH LORENZ MAX LYNN Socnal Studxes Machme Shop Boys Counselor Director of Physxcal Educatxon 2 H WAYNE MARTHINSON HARRIET MATHISON Busmeu Busmess ni -0 'X- ,1 M LORETTA MATTOCKS WALTER McMAl-ION EDWARD MICKEY ROBERT PHIPPS RICHARD POLLACK Socxal Studies Mechamcal Drawmg Biology Phyucs, General Scxence Boys' Phyncnl Educntnon Page 8 , I h .Ng . . In V 'xx L ,, hx gk Q. E '.,r L 43 , av i, I ' ' .J , Q- , A ,W 'Z' I S I S ex . . of A 4' -. X. A Un- .' ,THAN I A SY Z-' 6 ', ' .. I T U J A A+ he R r, A A ' D 11 A 'RH- 1- - - L A 1 G l., it 4-r 95' A 1. xi' v I ev Y . ,-I 1 K, s vf,XQ,iii+ , e I 4 ' Riff EDWARD RASI-IKE MARIE RAUN CHARLES ROCHAU MERLE ROMEY Woodwork Social Studles Art Machxnc Shop THOMAS SI-IARPLES Bookkcepmg Socml Studies f 'Q G nJd'Ww Q go- HELEN STODDARD ROGER STOSKOPF Social Studxcs Band 346 l ...-A 11' VZ lk L.. EVELYN SIEPERT Home Economxcs ,--0' ISABELLE STREIB DEAN TRAVIS Home Economxcs Speech 'Q -an FERNE MEEKER LEONARD WILSON QR' Rx ,rx 1-'tr Wd if DONNA HINERICHSEN FLORENCE WARNOCK LORRAINE BONDICK RUTH BRAUDT Llbrurum Secretmy Secretary Secretary P age 9 School Matron Z MARY WILLIAMS Secretary ' 2 , q L ,A wf-sf' 4532: el X Q A A 4133. 4 V VA , Q, ,fa X tl, 1 f - 4 - ,Af v . L 'N ' W I lv. A FH Woodwork V L, - 'Q If - ,QT Q'lv' 1 I 4 . 'Q E ' I ' I: . A I B 'I' 1 - .-9 V I b A J 1 1 A . Q A. .gav- l -rx Classes '-5' ggi ef al a it i ' -. 1- , .W ,gg 5. NO 'ip 'G . Seniors John Amesbury Forie Homeroom Vice President 4. Ser- geant-at-Arms 4. National Thespians 2,3,4. Little Theater 2.4. Freshman Choir l. Pan American l,2,3,4. Bachelors' Club 4. Sound Crew l,2. Chemistry Club 4. Treasurer 4. Swimming 1. Golf1,2,3,4. Major Letter 3.4. Rotary 4. Clevetta Andrews Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3. Supreme Court 3. Girls' Glee Club 2. A Cappella 3,4. Chemistry Cluh 4. Latin Club 1.2.3,4. Pan American 2. Y-Teens 1.5. G.A.A.1,2,3. Point Secretary 3. ll ' - 'fxfifif Arnie Atkins MOnt High schqi, Mont- gomeryj it Virgii, Figs' Earl Bachelder Bach Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1. Track 1. Wrestling 1. Mamie Bates Y-Teens 2,3,4. G.A.A. 2. Richard Bcil Band l,2. Pan American 1. Bache- lors' Club 4. Page l2 jo Ann Birt Freshman Choir l. G,A.A. l. Y-Teens 2.3. Marion Block Little Theater 3,4. Orchestra 4. Girls' Glee Club 3. Swing Show 3. Pan American 2,3,4. Y4Teens l,2,3,4. G.A.A. 2. Kay Bonebrake Bones National Thespians 3,4. Little Theater 3,4. Meet Corliss Archer 3. A Cappella 4. Girls' Glee Club 2.3. Music Librarian 3. Freshman Choir 1. Freshman Girls' Small Vocal Group 1. Swing Show l,2,3,4. Polly- wogs 2,3,4. Pep Club 2,3,4. Pan American 3,4. Latin Club 1,2,3,4. Y-Teens1,2,3,4. Cabinet 3,4. Chem- istry Club 4. Diane Boyle Di St. Mary's Hi 1 School, Clinton, Iowa, l. G U N gr American 2. Latin Cl .1 ' , , . . ens 1,2,3,4. Cabinet - . 'str '- lub 4. ,K 723, , gf A P Sally Brauer H i f C Homeroom Vice President 2. Girls' Glee Club 2. Librarian 2. Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 3,4. Swing Show l,2,3,4. Letter 4. Latin Club l,2,3,4. Y-Teens1,2,3,4. Deloris Breiter De De Latin Club 3,4. Y-Teens 3,4. A-6. '12, '- . W: tv ' .E if if 1 is -I . i P ' 1 . x.,.. Q3 -J 5 ,.. N. 'M' 'HP'-fit' xii 5,-J' . Xa' W?--rr XPS iff .l 1- f .I , , f-',' Jacquelyn Brown Jackie Homeroom President 2. Vice Presi- dent 1. Senate 2. Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. Music Librarian 2. Point Secretary 4. Swing Show 1.2,- 3.4. Letter 3. Pep Club 2.3. Cheerf leader 4. Pan American 3.4. Latin Club 2.3.4. Y-Teens1,2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Chemistry Club 4. Homecoming Attendant 3. Sue Byllesby Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 2. Red Cross Representative l. Supreme Court 4. National Thespians 2.3.4. Pledge Leader 4. Little Theater 2.3.4. Meet Corllss Archer 3. Yearbook 2. Freshman Choir l. Swing Show 1. Pep Club 2.3.4. Pan American 4. Latin Cluli 1.2.3,-1. Y- Teens 1.2,3,4. Cabinet 4. Leonard Bruhn Uncle Len Charles Cargill Chuck Homeroom President 3. Bachelors' West Plains High School. West Plains. Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Vice Mo.. l,2. Homeroom Vice President President 4. Oratory 3,4. 3. Bachelors' Club l. Track 3. Joy Bryant Yo Yo Norma Caviness Norm Girls' Glee Club 3. 'Swing Show 3. Pan American 3. Latin Club 3.4. Y-Teens 2,3,4. Chemistry Club 4. G.A.A. l. Mary Buchacker Marge Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1.2,3,4. Red Cross Representative 4. Band l.2,3.4. Major Letter 3. Orchestra 2,3,4. Major Letter 3. G.A.A. 2. Pan American 2.3.4. Y-Teens 1.2.3,4, Chemistry Club 4. Fay Clausen Nuby Dale Buell Mary Clausen Mar Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball l,2. Girls' Glee Club 3. Swing Show 3. - M' - ll Y! Qi fsl William Bugbee Bugs Homeroom President 1. Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1. Track 2.3.4. Major Letter 3.4. Swimming l.2.3.4. Major Letter 2.3.4. Kiwanis 4. Page 13 G.A.A. 2.4. Pep Club 3,4. Pan American 4. Y-Teens 2.3,-1. James Collins jim Homeroom President 4. Supreme Court 2. Clintonian Bi-Weekly 1.2. Freshman Choir l. A Cappella 2. Swing Show l,2. Bachelors' Club 4. Track 1,2.3,4. Major Letter 3,4. Basketball 1. Football 1. Kiwanis 4. 'fu-. l il r If 1...-. uv I xXx ' T, rv is iii .I If . Sk , fl- Q dr' cr .,,,s: I' , . -a joan Cook D Pan American 3. Yffeens 1,2,3.4. Shorthand Award C801 arlene Daley Dar St. NIary's High School. Clinton. Iowa. 1. National Thespin-ms 4, Little Theater 2.3.4. Drum Nlajorette 2.3.4. Orchestra 4. G.A.A. 2. Pan American 2.3.4. Y-Teens 2,3.4. Edward Cooper Ed Allan Determan Al Bachelors' Cluli 4. Executive Board BHChCl0fS' Cl!-Ill 4- FOOUDHH 3 4. Curtis Vlloodworking Award 3 B9SkC'ih9ll 1-3- Track 2-3-4- Shgi1aCramm Slick Geraldine DeWolfe Gerry Homeroom SCCFCIBFYQTFCIBUFCY 4. Y-Teens l.2,3,4. Cabinet 4. Fresh- man Ch0ix' 1. G.A.A. 1.2. Short- Homeroom Secretary 1. Girls' Glec Club 3. Librarian 3. Senate 4. Swing Show 3. G.A.A. 1.2.3. Pep Club hand Aw.,-d Q10Q,' 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 4. Pan American 1.2,3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. James Cunningham Red Ruth Dickerson Ruthie Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1.2. Basketball 1. Chemistry Club 4, 'a Jon Curtis Grinnell High School. Grinnell. Iowa 1.2.3. Madrigal 4. A Cappella 4 Swing Show 4. Letter 4. Bachelors' Class Vice President 2. Homeroom President 1. Vice Pfaidthl 3. Senate 1.2.3.4. NatioualThespinns 4. Little Theater 4. Best Foot Forward 4. Why I Am A Bncbclorn 4. Clin- tonian Bi-Weekly 2. ACappe1la 2.3.4. Secretary 4. Swing Show 2.3.4. Letter 3. G.A.A. 1.2.3. Pep Club 2.3.4. President 4. Latin Club 1.2,3,4. President 2. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4. Cabinet3,4. ChelnistryClub 4. Honor Society 4. Larry Dierks Lat Bachelors' Club 4. Club 4. Kathryn Dahl Kathy Robert Doyle A'Bob Orchestra 1. Latin Club 1. Pan St. Mary's High School. Clinton, American 4. Y-Teens 1.2,3.4. Iowa, 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemis- try Club 4. Swimming 3. Golf 3.4. -Q. .f - ,A- pt. r. .. s I 0 ---vi' C -2-9 Q '37 , I 1 X 0 4-0 a-:N J 0 . ,,. 10 Al -4- 'x I ,QQ 9. 'rg-, 9 .wi Arline Dunn Dimples James Fink jim Homcroom Vice President 2. Pep Club 2.3.4. Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Band l,2,3,4. Majmmr Letter 4. Or- chestra 2,3,4. Major Letter 4. Latin Club l,2,3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Football l, Track l. Swimming l,4. Letter 4. Rotar V 4, Jack Earhart Hoot Alan Foster Injun Al Homermini Treasurer l. Band 1.2.3, Bachelors' Cluh 4. Boosters' Cluh 3.4. Football l. Track l,2.3,4. Mayor Lctter 2,Ql,-1. Kiwanis 4. Homeroom Vice Presidr-nt l. Secic- tary 2. Secretary-Tre-asuivi 4. A Cappella 2. Freshman Choir l Swing Show l. Ban'helois'Club4. 'l'lcasL1iei' 4. Boosters' Club 4. Football l.2,.5.4. Majcar Letter 3.4. Basketball 1.3.4. Major Le'ttei'4. Track 1.2.3,-3, Mayor Letter 3.4. Rotary 4. Mary Easley Dusty HerbCrtFricdriChSe11 Herb Rod Cross Representative 1. Girls' Gle-0 Club 2.3. Freshman Choir l. Swing Show l,2,3. Pep Cluh 2.3. Latin Club 1.2. Y-Teens l,Z.3.4. Shorthand Award 1801. Carl Ehlers Eli Bachelors' Club 4. Executive Board 4. Boosters' Club 4. Football l,2.3. Basketball l,2,3,4. Major Letter 4. Track 1.2.3,4. Most Eligible Bachelor 4. Rotary 4. Virginia Fergesen Homeroom Treasurer 2. Girls' Glee Club 2.3, Mixed Chorus 4. Freshman Choir 1. Swing Show 1.2,3.4. Letter 4. Pollywogs 2.3. Pep Club 2.3.4. Latin Club l,2. Pan American 4. Y-Teens 1.2.3,-1. Chemistry Club 4. Betty Jane Ferguson YATCCHI 1.2. Fin-shnmu Choir 1. Pan American 2.4 Pep Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Page l5 Bachelors' Club 4, Chemistry Club 4. Football 2. Basketball l,2. Track 2. Gealea Fugate Judy Girls' Glee Club 2. Freshman Choir 1. Swing Show l,2. G.A.A. l,2,3. Pan American 3. Y-Teens l,2,3.4. Typing Award CSOJ. Richard Funnell Bubbles Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2. Swing Show 1,2. Bachelors' Club 4, Chemistry Club 4. Marilyn Garvey Short Stuff Boone High School. Boone. Iowa, 1.2.3. Pan American 4. Y-Teens 4. .--4 ,Q 2 -1' rv: , . w-- , 'Nwl J if N Ai f J 1 , gf 3? i l ' . Th Sv A-Q I 9 .ASL :si 5 9 ik 'ITP 0. 1'-'Y ,r 4. , ,, -n- Q -I iff? 7. r ,,g fb Jeanette Gehrrnann Nette Homeroom Vice President 4. Clin- tonian BifWeckly 4. Pin and Letter 4. Red Cross Representative 4. G.A.A. 2.3.4. Pan American 3.4. Latin Club 1.3.4, Y-Teens l.2,3,4. Chemistry Club 4. Typing Honor C60D. Geraldine Gertsen Jerry St. Nlary's High School, Clinton, Iowa, l. G.A.A. 4. Pan American 4. Y-Teens 2,3,4. Kathleen Gierhart Kay Home-room President 4. Secretary 1.2. Girls' Glee Club 2. Freshman Choir 1. A Clppeill 3. Swing Show 1.2.3. Pan Ameri . . - l,2,3,4. can 3 Y Teens John Gladhill Bachelors' Club 4. Swimming 1,2.4. Major Letter 4. Darline Goenne Goonie Homeroom Vice President 3. Girls' Glee Club 2.3. Freshman Choir 1. Swing Show 1,2,3. Letter 3. Pan American 2.3. Y-Teena 1,2,3,4. Dorothy Goodwin Dot Freshman Choir 1. Swing Show 1. G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Letter 2. Pan Ameri- can 4. Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Wayne Gregory Greg Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4, Football l, Carol Grill Pan American 4. Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Shorthand Award 1801. Gloria Guthardt Go Go Red Cross Representative 1. G,A.A. 1. Y-Tcens1,2,3,4. Typing Honor 1603. Shorthand Award 11201. David Halbach Dave Class President 2. Senate 1. Supreme Court justice 4. in-Y 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Little Theater ,4. Football Manager 2. Swimming 1. Kiwallit 4. s A ,. . it 9 235' Judith Hall Judy Band 1,2,3,4. Major Letter 3. Y- Teens 2.3. Patty Ann Hamer Orchestra l,2,3,4. Letter 2. Ensemble 3. Quartet 4. Pan American 4. 73 vs. .4 ,X wa, 'x Q5- Q-7 913 Q Yi' G I if t' pmo- Q QNX if -o 1 ..j ,J I lf Lf,- qq . .41 I David Hansen Dave Bachelors' Club 4. Eunice Hansen Eunie G.A.A. 3.4. Pan American 4. Y Teens 3.4. Shorthand Award CXIJJ. Typing Honor KSOD. James Haring Jim Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Joanna Harken jo jo Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3. G.A.A. 3.4 Y-Teens 1.2.3.4. Donald Hart Bronk Homeroom President 2. Treasurer 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Secretary 4. Boosters' Club 3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Basketball 1.2. Track l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Rotary 4. Barbara Haun Beans Homeroom President 3. Red Cross Representative 2. Band l.2.3.4. Letter 2. Orchestra 2.3.4. A Cappella 4. Swing Show 2.4. G.A.A. 2.3.4. Latin Club l.2.3.4. Y-Teens 3.4. Treasurer 4. Cabinet 4. Little Theater 4. 4 U Page 17 Lynn Hebeler Ernie Class Vice President 3. Homeroom President 4. Senate l,2.3.4. National Thcspians 2.3.4. Vice President 3. Little Theater 4. Vice President 4. Cheaper By The Dozen 2. Bache- lors' Club 4. Executive Board 4. Boosters' Club 3. Track 2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Swimming l,2.3,4. Letter 4. Boys' State 3. Rotary 4. Donald Heitt Thorpe Class Treasurer 2. Homeroom Vice President 2.3. Treasurer l. Freshman Choir l. Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1. Basketball 1. Track 1. Tennis 3.4. Letter 4. Kiwanis 4. Larry Hemmet Bates Homeroom President 1. Vice Presi- dent 4. Freshman Choir l. Treasurer 1. A Cappella 3.4. Swing: Show 1.3.4. Pan American 2.3.4. President 3. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Football 1. Basketball 1. Track 1.3. Golf 1.2.3.-1. Letter 2.3.4. Rotary 4. Jean Hendricks joe Red Cross Representative 4. Band 1.2.3.4. Letter 3. Freshman Choir l. Orchestra 2.3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. Rae jean Henzen Rae G.A.A. 1.2.3. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4 Shorthand Award 1801 La Rheta Hicks Kitten Homeroom Secretary 3. Red Cross Representative 2. Senate 2. Little Theater 2.3.4. Arsenic and Old Lace 1. Band 1.2.3.-4. Letter 2. Pin and Guard 3. Orchestra 1.2.3.-5. Ensemble 1. Letter 3. Freshman Girls' Small Vocal Group 1. Swing Show 1. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 3.4. .-il. 4 e:,.'f v . ' -P 4-3 6-C7 .' Ji A S-it Q., . ' l' 2 1: ic: -.15 1 ,. .STX . .2 ham i . H di' S7111 1 F Q:-. . pr Equal' 5 i K5 li., rs, I i Q. A lb: 'al 'asf - -nd Q- . - .J uv 4 , ... ic' Q I Q 'U 3? -S I R 1 QE' fg f C ' .po ul ..? so C vs i K NI fs x. A ff ,1 0 ,ia 'tx Lowetta Hightower Lou Orchestra l.2,3.4. President 4. Letter 3. Pin and Guard 3. Ensemble l. Quartet 3.4. Mixed Chorus 4. Swing Show 4. G.A.A, 1.4. Pan American 4. Y-Teens1.2.3.4. Janice Hill Lit'l Oscar Homeroom Treasurer-Secretary 4. Red Cross Representative 1.3. G.A.A. 1.2.3. Pep Club 2.3.4. Vice President 4. Pan American 1.2.3,4. Y-Teens 4. Shorthand Award 1801. Prom At- tendant 3. Homecoming Attendant 4. Charles Hindley Frank Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1. Track 1.3. Wrestling 1. Carl Hinrichsen Moose Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Football 1.2.3.4-. Letter 3.4. Track l.2,3,4. Letter 3.4. Wrestling 1.2. Letter 2. Brent Holleran Chintzy Class President 4. Homeroom Presi- dent 2. Treasurer 3. Senate 4. Cabinet 4. Latin Club 1,2.3,4. Hi-Y 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Football l,2,3,4. Letter 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3. Track l,2.3,4. Letter 4. Wrestling 1.4. Letter 4. Most Eligible Bachelor Attendant 3. Kiwanis 4. jean Holstein Homeroom Vice President 1. Girls' Glee Club 2.3. Mixed Chorus 4. Swing Show 2.3.4. Letter 4. Polly- wogs 3. G.A.A. 1.2. Latin Club 1.2. Chemistry Club 4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. C Page 18 Larry Honeywell Aug Class Vice President 4. Homeroom Vice President 2. Senate 4. Freshman Choir l. A Cappella 3.4. Swing Show 1.3.4. Pan American l.2.3.4. Hi-Y 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Football l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Basket- ball l.2.3,4. Letter 3.4. Track 2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Spanish Award 2. National Honor Society 3.4. Presi- dent 4. Rotary 4. Karen Hopkins Y-Teens 1.2.3.4. Latin Club 1.2. Pan American 4. G.A.A. 1.2.3. Thomas Hudson Lucy Boosters' Club 3.4. Sharon Hunter Sharry Homeroom Secretary 2. National Thespians l,2,3,4. Secretary 4. Little Theater 1,2.3.4. Arsenic and Old Lace 1. Papa Il All 2. People Are Funny 3. Frahmlll Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. Freshman Vocal Group 1. Madrigal 2. Girls Quartet 3.4. Swing Show l,2,3,4. Letter 2. Pan American I. Y-Teens l,2,3.4. Cabinet 2.4. Chemistry Club 3.4. Reginald Jacobsen Reg Senate 3.4. Pan American 4. Bache- lors' Club 4. Basketball 3. Track 3. Kiwanis 4. Anne Jensen Annie Homeroom President 1. Orchestra 3.4. Freshman Choir 1. Swing Show 1. G.A.A. l.2.3.4. Letter, Pin and Chevrons 3. Secretary 2.3. Pan American 3.4. Typing Award C601 Shorthand Award 1801. as K' 'J' 1777 -rsv- if 386' ,af 1 so 4' 3 . I , PQ ..,, N tl 49-' so 2. f f A Q : r , X G ji w li Q-9' 3 A 1 4 Z :fig --1. .f' Mi 4 N I fd. . Q-Q. Joan Jensen Jo Ronald Kair Ronnie Band 1.2,3.4. Letter 3. Orchestra Bachelors' Club 4. Swimming 1,2. 1.2.3. Letter 3. Pan American 3,4. Track 2. Latin Club 2,3,4. Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Chemistry Club 4. in . 9 'Q I ' O9 Q' 71 Donald Johnson Don Dennis Kaminsky Denny Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Pan American 2,3. Hi-Y 1. Bache- Q Basketball 1. lors' Club 4. Sound Crew 3, Chemxsf 'U' try Club 4. Football l,2. Basketball 1. Track 1. Golf 3. Freshman Q' Choir 1. ..-4 bf 1 . , 4 Y Dwayne Johnson Wesley Kamphuis Wes , Bachelol-5' Club 4. Freshman Choir l. Bachelors' Club 4. , -was Boosters' Club 1,2. Hi-Y 1. Latin V' Club 2. Basketball 1, r P , 4 '1 Merlin Johnson Mert Donald Keegan Don Hi-Y 2. Bachelors' Club 4. St. Patrick's School 1. Bachelors' K Club 4. I 1? .5 f lx Max Johnston Maxie Ronald Kelly Ron Bachelors' Club 4. Swimming l,2,3,4. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. , 5 Letter 3,4. Basketball 1. -va 99' ,v l , -4' l A if 5-by 1 lf X I .41 ', f' .1 Jeannette Jorgensen Nettie Paul Kessler Pep Club 3,4. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Prom Queen 3. I O Page 19 Homeroom Vice President 3. Treas- urer 2. Secretary 2. Senate 3.4. Little Theater 4. Cheaper By The Dozen 2. Best Foot Forward 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Letter 3. Orchestra 2,-1. Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball Man- ager 3,4. Letter 3,4. Tennis l,2,3,4. Letter 4. Rotary 4. I-Z3 Q N C' s 'T T -. F. AJ' ,ph 31' l 4531, . . 44237. , 4, i I' Q ,KS S iv? 'N 2 F? Q4 iv , 1 .. ..,. ..., is . . . - .1 wwf- . . er- '- ,.,. l, I, . 'Ds cv Carol King Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1. Senate 3.4. Bill Clerk 4, Little Theater 3.4. Clintonian Bi-VVeekly 2. Band1.2,3.4. Letter 3. Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Letter 3. Ensemble 1. Trio 2. Girls' Glee Club 2. Librarian 2. Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 4. Freshman Girls' Small Vocal Group 1. Sextette 3. Quartette 4, Swing Show 1.2.3,-4. G.A.A. 2.3. Latin Club 1.2.3. Y-Tec-ns1.2.3.4. Secretary 2. Cabinet 3.4. Typing Honor 1503. Shorthand Award C1001 Gateway Attendant 2. Shirley Knight Hoppy National Tliespians 3.4. Little Theater 3.4. Clintonian Bi-VVeekly 4. Girls' Glce Club 3. Swing Show 3. G.A.A. 1.2. Pan American 2.3.4. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4. Letitia Knox Tish Homeroom Vice President 2. Red Cross Representative 1. Senate 2. Student Body Secretary 4. Cabinet 4. Nationll Thespians l,2.3,4. Secre- tary-Treasurer 2. Letter 2. Little Theater l,2.3.4. Letter 2. Secretary- Treasurer V3. Junior Miss 1. Arsenic and Old Lace 1. Cheaper by the Dozen 2. Papa Is All 2. Meet Corliss Archer 3. Yearbook 2. G.A.A. 1.2. Pep Club 2.3.4. Latin Club 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2. Y-Teens 1,2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Honor Society 3.4. Secretary 4. James Kofron, No Picture Kay Kohler Gus G.A.A. 3.4. Pan American 3.4. Y- Teens 1.2.3.-1. Janis Kooi 'ARae Lyons High School. Clinton. Iowa. 1.2. Y-Teens 3,4. Eugene Kornada Joe Wheatland High School. Wheatland, Iowa, 1.2. Sound Crew 3. Page 20 Judith Krause Judy Red Cross Re resenta ve 3 4 Pan p .. . . American 4. Latin Club 1.2,3.4. Y-Teens 1.2.3,4. Cabinet 4. Chemis- try Club 3.4. Philip Krick Phid Homeroom President 3.4. Freshman Choir 1. Pan American 3.4, Latin Cluh 1.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemis- try Club 4. Basketball 1. Rotary 4. Henrietta Kuchlenz 1-1enrie Pan American 3. Latin Club 4. Y- Teens 1.2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Rosemary Kuehner Rosie Camanche High School, Camanche, Iowa, 1.2. G.A.A. 3. Pan American 3. Y-Teens 3.4. Shorthand Award 41201. Sylvia Kunde Sy1v Homeroolh Vice Prtlident 4. Pep Club 2.3.4. Y-Tee!! 1,2,3,4. Clin- tonian Bi-Weekly 3. Dorothy Kynett Dort Class Secretary 3. Homeroom Presi- dent 1. Red Cross Representative 2. National Thespians 2,3,4. Little Theater 2,3,4. Secretary 4. Cheaper by the Dozen 2. Yearbook Pin 2. Drum Majorette 1.2, Letter 2. Orchestra 1,2,3. Secretary 1. Major Letter 3. A Cappella 4. 'Swing Show 1.2.4. Po1lywogs1,2,3,4. Cheerleader l,2,3,4. Latin Club l,2,3,4. Y-Teena 1.2.3.1 Chemistry Club 4. junior Carnival Queen 3. Homecoming Queen 4. Junior Prom Attendant 3. Honor Society 3,4. Secretary 4. ',.rcn 'S-I' 'vi' if-me ,Q '1-A ,ali ,.4n i L Janet Lane Homcroom President 2. Girls' Glce Club 2.3. Secretary-Trcasuiw-r ll. kv- Freshman Choir l. Swing Show l. Pep Club 2.3. Y-Teens l.2.3,4. Pan American 3. G.A.A. 2. Shorthand ,J qxop. X.. ,ma i , Joe Lane Foset fi , B h l ' Cl l 4. F :Q l ac eors um P 'Q' J 'Tit' 5 .L , 1' . i f A -f . Sf' N,,..f7 ...ex kr u 'nb' i . 4 Carol Leigh Homeroom President 3. Band 1.2. Pep Club 3.4. G.A.A. 1.2. Y-Teens 1.2,3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Joyce Leigh Band 1.2. Pep Club 3.4. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. G.A.A. 1.2. A ' Richard Lingle LingCl'1ing -,Q ,af- Bachelors' Club 4. Patricia Logue Pally Freshman Choir 1. G.A.A, 1.2.4. Pan American 3.4. Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Shorthand Award 1801. Page 21 Helen Lorenzen Delmar High School, Delmar, Iowa, 1.2. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens 3.4. Chemistry Club 3.4. Joan Lorenzen Jo Girls' Glee Club 2. Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 3.4. Swing Show 3.4, Pep Club 2,3. Latin Club 1.2. Y' Teens 1.2,3.4. Sandra Lundgren Sandy Homeroom President 4. Secretary 2. G.A.A. 2.4. Pep Club 2.3.4. Latin Club l,2.3.4. Pan American 3.4. Y- Teens l.2.3,4. Cahinet 4. Shorthand Award 41003. Latin Award 2. Lois Jean Lusk Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. Madrigal 2. Swine Show 1.2.3,-3. Pollywogs 2.3. Pep lub 2. Y-Teens 3.4. G.A.A.2. Shorthand Award 1807. Patricia Ann Madden Pat Y-Teens 1.2.3,-1. G.A.A. 2. William Mahoney Bill Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4. o x tl' .ae '15 T- '7 if fi- ff f i if 6 4 r 49' -Q -.o 17 :lb in 7.1 re- p l - i 52. - vt 5 -:ry A Shirley Ann Marlowe Shirl Pollywogs 2.3.4. Pan American 4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. Shorthand Award C801 David Martin Martini Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball 1. Paul Matthew JL Freshman Choir 1. Swing Show 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Football 1.2.3,4. Major Letter 4. Wrestling 1.2.3. William Matthew Bill Freshman Choir l. Swing Show 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Sound Crew 3.4. Football l.2.3,4. Major Letter 4. Track 1.2.3. Wrestling 1.2.3. Carol Matthews Homeroom Secretary 4. Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3.4. Editor-in-Chief 4. Letter 4. Pin 3. G.A.A. 2. Pep Club 3.4. Latin Club 1.2,3.4. Y-Teens 1,2.3,4. Chemistry Club 4. Typing Award 1509. Darlene May Mazy Camanche High School, Camanche. Iowa, 1.2. Homcroom Treasurer 3. Pan American 3. Y-Teens 3.4. ? Page 2 2 Betty McDonald Little One St. Mai'y's High School, Clinton, Iowa. 1.2.3. Red Cross Repre- sentative 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Pep Club 4. Latin Club 4. Pan American 4. Y-Teens 4. Lois McGauvran Loie Class Secretarx' 4. Homeroom Presi- dent 2 Vice President 3. Secretary 1. Red Cross Represent ative 2.3. Senate 1.2. National Thespians l.2,3.4. Little Theater 1.2,3.4. Junior Miss 1. Mother is a Freshman 3 Year- book 2. Freshman Choir l. A Cap- pella 2.3.4. Mixed Octette 4. Swing Show l,2,3.4. Letter 3. Pollywogs l.2.3.4. Secretary 2. Pep Club 4. Latin Club l.2.3.4. Consul 2. Y-Teens 1.2.3.-1. Cabinet 2.3.4. Attendant Homecoming 1. Honor Society 3.4. Latin Award 2. Cheer- leader 1.2. Thomas McLane Tom Pan American 4. Hi-Y 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Sound Crew 2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Verna McNulty Band 1.2.3.4. Letter 3. Orchestra 2.3.4. Letter 4. Pan American 2.3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. Dick Meade Brown Homeroom Vice President 1.2. Bache- lors' Club 4. Vice President 4. Foot- ball 1,2,3,4. Letter 3. Basketball 1,2.,4. Letter 4. Track 1,2,3. Chemistry Club 4. Phyllis Melchert Phyl Pan American 3,4. Y-Teens l,2,3,4 Mn 1 1. I , Q. -eff, . JP?-V Paul Miller Barbara Neumann Barb Custer High School, Milwaukee, VVIS- Pan American 1.2.3.-1. Y Teens 2.3,-1. consin, l. Bachelors' Cluli -1. Donna Rae Moore Don Nicolaysen Nick Y-Teens l.2.3,4. Red Cross Rcpre- gaChl,1.,,S' Club 4- sentative l. M M. IV is -f- -E X 1-5 sg. , Q. -. , '39 I Janice Morris Jan Peggy Nissen Peg - - - Homeroom Treasurer 2. Secretary l. Homeroom Secretary l,2.3. Red rv 0 Pan American 3,4. Y-Teens l,2.3.-3. Cross Representative 4. National ' Thespians 3,4. Little Theater 3,-1. Drum Major 3. Drum Majorette -'M' l,2.4 Letter 2. G.A.A. 2.4. Pan -f American 3,-4. Y-Teens l.2.3,4. J Orchestra 1,3,4. Janice Murphy Murph GCNC NOON SUNNY .,- . . Y-T 3-4. Freshman Choir 1. Quartet l. Lat-in cms Club 2.3. Bachelora'Club-1. chemis- '1' , try Club 4. Football l,2. Track l,2. Swimming 1. Wrestling 2. Y .r T5 ,,2 'qc. lfiia Carl Nelson Buzz George Nord Nugget :xn- --.A 'aff C yoiiv R.-A Homeroom Treasurer l. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Homeroom Vice President 3. Hi-Y 1.2. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 3.4. Football l,2,3,4. Letter 3,4. Track l.2.3.4. Wrestling l,2,3,4. Letter l,2,3,4. Latin Club 1. Grant Nelson Lard William Norris Uncle Nor Little Theater 3.4. National Thes- pians 3.4. Cheaper bythe Dozen 2. Band 1,2.3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Swimming 1. Page 23 Class President l,3. Homeroom Vice President 2. Senate l,3,4. Cabinet 1,3, Freshman Choir l. ACappella 2. Bachelors' Club 4. President 4. Boosters' Club 3.4. Football l,2,3.4. Letter 4. Basketball l. Track l,2,3. Letter 3. Swimming 2. Boys' State 3. A as J. .,,z nr x 7 . ap' If af Hx -.Q 'BGP sxbn ai -un- I -A :QI -1 6 3? X J' 1. rx 'WI Al . Dolores Null Sis Charles Paysen Chirk Camanche High School. Camanche, Debate l. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemis- Iowa, l.2. Y-Teens3.-3. G.A.A.3. try Club 4. Football l. Track 1. Marjorie-Oberman Marg Virginia Peters Tootie Pan American 3,4. Y-Teens l.Z.3,4. Homeroom Secretary 4. Red Cross Shorthand Award 1801. Typing Representative l,2,3. Senate 1.2. Award 1501. National Thespians 3,4. Little Theater 4. Clintonian Bi-Weekly 1. Freshman Choir l. A Cappella l.2.- 3,4. Octette3 Quartette3,4. Mixed Quartette 2. Swing Show 1.2.3.4. Letter 3. Cheerleader 1. Latin Club 1.2,3,4. Y-Teens l,2.3.4. Shorthand Award 1802. David Petersen, No Picture Nancy Opheim Nan jo Ann Petersen Pete G.A.A. l,2,3. Pep Club 4. Pan Class Secretary l. Homeroom Vice Ame,-icin 3,4. Yffeens 1.2-3-4. President 4. Senate 2.3. Freshman Shorthllld Award Urol. Typing Cholf 1- A C3PPell9 2.3-4. Swlnil Show 1,2,3.4. Letter 3. G.A.A. l.2. Award 1502. Lloyd Osmundson Buzzy Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball 1. Pep Club 3,4. Pan American 2.3. Vice President 3. Y-Teens 2.3,4. Cabinet 4. D.A.R. Award 3. Honor Society 3.4. Treasurer 4. Typing Honor 1501. Shorthand Award 41005. Mary Ann Peterson National Thespians 3,4. Little Theater 3,4. Drum Majorette 2.3.4. Letter 2. G.A.A. 2,3,4. Pan Ameri- can 2.3.4. Y-Teens1.2,3,4. Cabinet 4. Typing QSOJ. Ann Ough Pal Eugene Petty Gene G.A.A. 1. Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Camanche High School. Camanche. Iowa, l,2. Pan American 3,4. Bache- lors' Club 4. Sound Crew 3,4. Chem- istry Club 4. Track 3,4. Letter 4. es. Wayne Pauline Fatty Kenneth Ploen Ace JD ' i',. 2 Q. Q r 'Q-4 Homeroom Vice President 1. Bache- lors' Club 4. Football l,2,3. Basket- ball l.2. Track 2. Homeroom President l,2,3,4. Fresh- man Choir 1. President 1. Octette 1. A Cappella 2,3,4. President 4. Swing Show 2,3,4. Letter 4. Pan American 2.3,4. Treasurer 4. Hi-Y l,2. Boosters' Club 3,4. Football l,2,3,4. Letter 2.3,4. Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball l,2,3,4. Letter 2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Letter 2,3,4, Jr. Carnival King 3. jr. Prom Attend- ant 3. Boys' State 3. National Honor Society 3,4. President 4. A '. . J Geraldine Pruett Gerry Helen Richter '4Rick 2 7 F Camanche High School. Camanche, Clintonian Bi-VVecl-clv-1. G.A.A. 1.3.4. Iowa. l,2. Y-Teens 3,4, G.A.A. 4. Secretaix' 4. Pan American 3.4. ef- . Shorthand Award CBOJ. Y-Teens 2.3.4. .,l J Durelle Rastfeiii Marvin Riggs Clintonian Bi,WCckly 3. G-A'A 11- Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Pep Club 2.3.4. screens 1,2.3.4. Swlmmmll 1- Shorthand Award QBOJ. vf'7 tg? 5 h5 v I. ' ' Ll ' U! Q l Jim Rebelskey Rebel Robert Rinehart Wmdy '- if f 'yr' Dropped. Red Cross Representative 4. Fresh- ' man Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. n Madrigal 3. Swing Show 1.2.3.-1, N, Letter 3. Pan American 4. Latin N-4 x .Qw- la in 'ii mis .I ' 1 -S . W... . 'Plz .i f .J E 1 J . N l x qu- . .' 0 . I .Z Jin. Ii. vs.: ,. af- , 4 Club 3.4. Bachelors' Cluh 4. Chemis- try Cluh 4. Football 2. Track l. f Charles Reed Chuck Patricia Ryan Pat Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1.2. Girls' Glee Club 2,3. President 3. x I Swimming 1.2. Freshman Choir 1. Swing Show -4' C 1.2.3. Letter 3. G.A.A. l. Pan American l,2,3. Y-Teens 2. '-I -f f JI ' Ill ' Lawrence Rehr Larry Gary Sander Gar 2 M Bachelors' Club 4. Track 2.3. Letter 3. Class Treasurer 3. Homeroom Treas- urer 2. Vice President 3. National Thespians 3.4. Little Theater 2.3.4. President 4, Letter 3. junior Miss 1. Mother is a Freshman 2. People are Funny 2. Band l.2.3,4. President 4. Letter 2. Pin 3. Guard 4. A Cappella 3.4. Vice President 4. Octette l,3,4. Swing Show l.2,3,4. Letter 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Sound Crew 3. Chemistry Club 4. Swim- ming l.2.3.4. Letter 4. Orchestra 3,4. Jeremiah Reynolds Pierre Shirley Schawl ShirI Bachelors' Club 4. Football l,3,4. Mana er 1. Letter4 Wrestlin 23. E - S , Chemistry Club 4. Page 25 Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. Swing Show l,2,3,4. Letter 3. G.A.A 1.2. Cheerleader 1.2.4. Y- Teens l,2.3,4. Attendant Gateway Classic 3. .1 2.4 .te ...mv ff' 4' r df f H N i i . f Betty Schultz Donald Sievcrs 'Squeaks' 1' Cillllfiilflw Hliill Sfllwul. Camanche, Bachelors' Club 4, Basketball 1. ,, 3' Iowa, l,l, Y-Teens 3.4. Swimming Z. XN.'restliI1g 1,2 J W' fW4 'rg-'rv ,xr X l vfj, 3 . ' 1 is f Paul Schwartz Gary Simpson Simp x i. 1-. Tflarlir-liirs' Club 4. Football 2.3, Bachelors' Club4. 5 , , ' yy., .v I':avlf: 1.2. Vklcstlinig l, ' 1 , I -,-- s - ,. --T-1 , . Q I 'J 5 VVillurd Schwartz, No Picture 'xx jack Seeger Carl Slapnicka Bud 17' N Latin Club 1, BaChelOrs' Club 4. Hi-Y1, Bat'helors'Club 4. Boosters' 4 Chemistry Club 4. Football 3, Club 3.4. Footballl. ff? Q 4. - Senate 4. ,fern f' pf v 54,7 .'L Q. 3 ,... . 4454594 b SJW. Robert Seeser Bob DOH Smith Bar-in-lnrg' Club 4, Fgogball 4 Homeroom Vice President 4. Treas- urer l. Senate l. Attorney General ' 4. Freshman Choir l. Oetette l. , -J. Swing Show l.2.3.4. Science Club 1. ,, Pan American 3,4. Latin Club l,2.3.4. - ,,-,Y Bachelors' Club 4. Sound Crew vs' ' V 2.3.4. ChemiStI'yClub4. President 4. -5 , S.A.R. History Award 3. National Honor Society 3.4. Bi-Weekly 1. Sei:-nee Talent Award 4. ' ' I I A 4 james Shecly Jim Gene Smith Robin Homt-room President 3. Red Cross HUYUCFOOUT President 1- Red Cross RC.p,-Uscntativc 24 Senate 2'3'4A Rc-presentative2.3. Supreme Court l. President of Student Body 4. Band 1-2-3-44 Letter 4- AC9PPffll8 Cabinet 4. National Thespians 4. 3-4- Quartet 2-3.4. OCCCUS 11 Swing F 5 lg.. Little Theater 3,14 Moth:-r is 3 Show 2.3.4. Letter 4. Latin Club Freshman 2. Yr-arlvook 3, Pin 3. 1.2.3.4 Barhvl0rs'Club 4- Chemistry -as Band 2.3.4. Secretary 3 Letter 3. Club 4' Track 1.2. Letter 2. Ol'- 4 43 i Drum Major 4. Orchestra 3.4. A FNOSU3 4- S-4' . f fll. Q 'CS ,..- 7 . Cappella 4. Mixed Octette 4, Swing Show 4. Latin Club 2,3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Loretta Shields Retta Orchestra 1.2. A Cappella 4. Syving Show 4. G,A,A. 2, Pep Club 3. Pan American 4. Latin Club 1. Y-Teens l,2,3,4. WV Page 26 Myrna Soderstrom Myrnie Lyons High School, Lyons. Iowa, 1.2. Homeroom Treasurer 4, Red Cross Representative 4. Pep Club 4. Little Theater 4. Pan American 4, Y- Teens 3.4. Typing Award 4501. Sheila Spicer Spice Freshman Cliriii l. A Cappella 2.3.4. Swing Show l..Z..5,fl. Lrtlci .l. Pep Club 2.3.4, Pali A1111-1141111 3,-1. Y- Teens 1.2.3.-1. Cabinet 4, Clicriiistrv Club 4. Secrr-tar x' -l. Latin Club 1.2.4. Carl Studemann Studcy Iiurlielwzs' Cliili -l. v Oi Carol Spormann Spor JO Amie Sl-11tCr JO - -, Hfiriieiwroni Scc1c'ta1i'Z,3. Pullywogs Li' CIHUK' Hlull S1-lifwl. Lt- Clinic. ' f vi Q 1.3.4. Vic:-P1'esirlc'nt 3. Piesiclent-1. Iowa. l.l. Y-Tw-iis 3.-I Tvplflll Q G.A.A. 1.2, Pep Club 2.3.4. Pali Avva1il1 4'J. SlioitliziliiiAwaidfliill. - - r , American 4. Latin Club 1.2.3,-1. Y- K 'W ' -F Teens l.2.3.4. Sliortbanrl Award 1803. ' ' 1 4 - lx I Betty St. Clair Bet Joseph Suiter Felix Homr-room President 4. Vice Presi- Band 1. Bm-lit-lfir's' Clulv -1. Sounil dent l. Freshman Choir l. Swine Ciew l.l. Clieiiiistin Club 4. . Show l. Pep Club 2.3.4. Y-Teens .. ,Q 1.2,3,4. Cabinet 4. Homecoming 3 ' Attendant 2. I f 1 ' Y I f Richard St. Clair Ernie Karlen Sutton Sutt ' Home-roorn President 1.2. Freshman Honierooni Treasurer 5.4. Red Cross ' Choir l, Octette l, A Cappella Representative 1. Fresl111iar1Clmi1 l, 2.3.4. Swing Show l 2.3.4. Letter 4, A Cappella 2.3.4. Robe Chairman 4. l ' l t Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club St-xtette 2.3. Octctte-1. Small Vocal 'F' ,Q 'Qs 3.4. Football l,2,3.4. Letter 3.4. Group l. Swing Show l,2,3.-1. Letter Basketball l,2.3.4. Letter 4. Track 3. PrillyW0i1S3.4. Cheerleader 2,3.-1. r l,2.3.4, Letter 1.2.3.-1. Pan American 4, Latin Club 1.2.3,-L ,v , Y-Teens l.2,3,4, X Stanley Striley Richard Temple Smokey Hi-Y 1. Football 1.3, Boosters' Homeroom President 4. Freshman . Club 3. Bachelors' Club 4, Choir 1. Swing Show l. Bachelors' as J' Q. Club 4, Chemistry Club 4. Basket- N '- I -1.3 5. ball 1. Letter 1. t N- -mi fi . V-ag.. ' '15- +5 - 5 il 1 Shirley Strohm Strohm1e' Gilbert Thompson Gil ,' ' Class Treasurer 4. Homeroom Vice Bachelors' Club 4. 9 President 2. Secretary 3. Senate 1.2. Supreme Court 1. Band 1.2.3,-4. fir ,rfb Letter 2. Pin 4. Guard 4. Orchestra W ' Q, , 19' ' l.2.3.4, Letter 3. String Trio 3. ' Ensemble 1.2.3.-3. Freshman Small ' .. X Vocal Group 1. Swine Show l.2,3.4, ' ! ' G.A,A. 3. Little Theater 4. --Tiger f -7 .., .- House 4. Latin Club 2.3.4. Y-Teens 'F l.2.3.4. Vice President 3, President 4. P Cabinet 1.4. Chemistry Club 4. age nj 0, National Honor Society 3,4 ' X. . v f 'W' l .-1 'J I' V1 3 -1 .fi it 13 5.Tf 5' ,d 1 v--vi ' '17, 15,.,.y ' .W pf., K 9, 'Qu Q. Am 'Q , I sl? 7 -.1 , . Q' Q7 V. , ,. I. Lynn Tingleff Ting Shirley Van Vuren Torchy Home-room Secretary 1.2. Band l,2,- 3.4. Pin 4. Treasurer 3. Letter 3 Orchestra 1.2.3.-1. Letter 3. A Cappella 4. Girls' Small Vocal Group 1. Girls' Settette 2. Trio 2 Swing Show l.2.3.4. Pan American 1. Y- Tee-ns1.2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Shorthand Award QSUJ. Girls' Glee Club 2.3. Freshman Choir 1. Swing Show 1.2.3. G.A.A. 1. Latin Cluh l.2,3.4. Y-Teens 1,2,3.4. Dean Tooley La Retta Vogel Reet Senate 3. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemis- try Cluli 4. Track 1.2.3. Letter 3. Swimming 1.2.3. Red Cross Representative 2. Fresh- man Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. Trio 2. Scxtette 3. Swing Show 1.2,3,4. Letter 3. Pep Club 4. Cheerleader 1.2.3. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens 1,2,3.4. Arthur Triebil Art Charles Vogt Chuck Bachelors' Club 4. Shirley Tucker Shirl Homeroom Vice President I. Fresh- man Choir 1. A Cappella 4. Polly- wogs 1.2. G.A.A. 1.2. Cheerleader 2. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4. Joyce Turner Shorty Homeroom Vice President 4. Fresh- man Choir 1. Swing Show 1. G.A.A. 2.3. Y-Teens1.2.3,4. Charles Ullrich Chuck Bachelors' Club 4. Fall Track 4. Wrestling 4. Homeroom Vice President 1. Red Cross Representative 3.4. Student Body Vice President 4. Cabinet 4. Freshman Octette 1. Orchestra 1,2.3.4. Vice President 3.4. Letter 3. Ensemble l.2,3,4. Pan American 1.2,3,4. Hi-Y 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 3.4. Football 1,2,3. Letter 3. Basketball 1.2,3,4. Letter 3.4. Track l.2.3.4. Letter 4. National Honor Society 4. Norine Wagner Irma Burlington High School, Burlington, Colorado, l. Yearbook 4. Pin 4. G.A.A. 2. Pep Club 3,4. Pan Ameri- can 3,4. Latin Cluli 3,4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Q. if . . ' Q S.. ...jf Richard West 0 Cley Homeroom President 1. Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2. Swing Show 1.2. Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1.2. Track 1. Wrestling 1.2. Letter 1.2. Shirley Wharff Mousie Girls' Glee Club 2. Freshman Choir l. Swing Show 2. G.A.A. 2. Y-Teens 1.2.3.-1. 1... 'll 76 elif' 4 1 -v Nt. Fm 2'-N PM K, L S fx rua S-at ,lf-z'k l 'F 'Q W' rf' 4' s Ka Q... J .1 Page 28 -I Q 2 5? Richard White Skip Sam Williams Curly it QQ, Q, Bachelors' Cluh 4. Boosters' Club 2,3,4. Vice President ll. Football Homeroom President 2, Senate 1.2,3. Freshman Choir 1. Latin Club l,2,3. 'f l,2,3. Basketball 1. Track l.2,3,4 Bachelors'-Club-1. Foothall3. Track .1 Ll-Qu-r 2,3,4, dSwimming l,2. Jr. Prom x gl ' tten ant 3. A Wayne Wilke -'Wi1k Nicholas Xidis Nick 'A Homeroom President 3. Freshman Bachelors' Club 4' Squnclcrew 1'2 Choir 1. Swing Show 1. Bachelors' 3i4- Track 1-2'3- Swlmmmg 3- Club 4, Football l,2,3,4, Letter 1. N' I' Basketball 1.2,3,4. Letter 4. Track QQ 1,2,3,4. Letter 3,4. Pwr Kia rm. X Winifred Wilke Wendey G.A.A. 1. Y-Teens 3,4. Senior Officers Brent Holleran, Presidentg Larry Honeywell, Vice-President: Lois McGauvran, Secretaryg Shirley Strohm, Treasurer. Page 29 ' f my . A J F Senior Best Comedian - La Rheta Hicks and Larry Hemmitt. Most Friendly - Jackie Brown and Chuck Vogt. Cutest Couple - Karlen Sutton and Kenny Ploen. lfiejstlbooogfli - Dorothy Kynett and Kenny Ploen Most Bashful - Marjorie Oberman and Dick Westbo. Peppiest - Shirley Schawl and Don Hart. Wolf and Wolfess - jerry Reynolds and Kay Bonebrake. A AQ. V f ... 1 S 4, R ,M X .. X. N, x ,. WC X X, Q' O Poll ..-43 1. Best Figure and Physique - Sheila Spicer and Bill Bugbee. 2. Best Line - Shirley Schawl, Jerry Reynolds, A1 Foster. 3. Best Personality - Jackie Brown and Kenny Ploen. 4. Most Talkative - Norine Wagner and Jim Collins. 5. Man and Woman Hater - Anne Jensen, Carl Ehlers, Charles Hindley. 6. Floor Walkers - Sue Byllesby and John Amesbury. CThey worry.J 7. Most Courteous - Letitia Knox and Jim Sheely. fi 'iii mi 2, gf' X if ea N , ii. Q ,f y Q. 4 Senlor Class H1story by Norme Wagner and Dorothy Kynett GRADUATION' How could four years fly so fast? Now as we lxsten for the first strams of Pomp and Cxrcumstance to come drxftmg across the field xt all comes back Green' Hesitant' Inslgmficant' T1m1d' That s how we felt as we broke the ground for our hrgh school days As we sat on the shelf and gazed down upon the old gray seniors our own semor year seemed engulfed m a distant and hazy future Four years seemed lxke a long time then' Senate was something new to us that year and the thought of making a speech before the class frightened many of us out of running for an office Luckily a few of us were brave and that year we finally elected B1ll Norris as our president Ed Lynn vrce presxdent Jo Ann Peterson secretary and Dorothy Helble treasurer Senators elected were Ruth Dxckerson Loxs McGauvran David Halbach Lynn Hebeler Jean Molsberry Davxd Rexsler Don Smrth Shxrley Strohm and Sam Wrllrams We had Just caught our breaths when HOMECOMING arrxved' We will long remember the excltement of that week We all worked extra hard on our homeroom fioats and our pile of cardboard boxes out in back made the bxggest and best bonfire possible How proud we were to have Lois McGauvran represent us as freshman attendant' The months zoomed by and before we knew it xt was May and the Gateway Classxc time We elected jean Molsberry as our attendant to the queen After three months of heavenly bllss we agam trudged the now famxlxar halls of CHS Now we could gaze up at the froshres on the shelf We were SOPHOMORES' The very word gave us a feelmg of confidence This year we elected as our class ofiicers Davrd Halbach presxdent Ruth Drckerson vxce presxdent Barbara Colson secretary and Don Hextt treasurer Those servmg us as senators this year were Jackxe Brown Lynn Hebeler La RhetaH1cks Letxtxa Knox L01 McGauvran Vxrgmxa Peters Jo Ann Peterson jim Sheely Shirley Strohm and Sam Wrllxams Our sophomore Homecommg attendant was Betty St Clair This was an extra speclal Homecommg for this year we beat Davenport 10 6 Soon It was trme for the Gateway Classics Thrs trme we elected Carol Kmg as our attendant Even though rt ramed hard the spmts of neither spectators nor athletes were dampened Our Sophomore year showed the begmmng of outstandmg sports abxllty We were extra proud to have Kenny Ploen and Drck St Clalr on the varsity football squad Basketball showed future varsity stars in Chuck Vogt Kenny Ploen Carl Ehlers Dave Peterson and Larry Honeywell with Chuck and Kenny the only underclassmen to recelve major letters rn varsrty basketball this year Then lo and behold we were upperclassmen wxth a busy and important year ahead of us To lead us we elected Brll Norris, Lynn Hebeler Dorothy Kynett and Gary Sander as our class officers Senators were Lynn Hebeler Reg Jacobsen, Dean Tooley, Sam Wrllrams, Ruth Dlckerson, Paul Kessler and jo Ann Peterson Of course we worked extra hard to make our Junior Carmval the best yet After much consideration we selected Leonard Bruhn s suggestlon Idlots Paradise as the name for our carmval Kmg Kenny Ploen and Queen Dorothy Kynett were carmval royalty Kenny and Dorothy also attended Jeanette jorg ensen and Bxll Norrls the queen and kmg of the Prom Other attendants were Sam Williams and jamce Hxll Other royalty that year were Jackle Brown Homecommg attendant and Shirley Schawl Gateway Classic attendant In the scholastic field Jo Ann Peterson Kenny Ploen Lois McGauvran Let1t1a Knox Jxm Sheely Dorothy Kynett Larry Honeywell Don Smxth and Shlrley Strohm were elected to National Honor Socxety Don Smlth and Jo Ann Peterson were wmners of the Amerxcan History awards Bill Norris Lynn Hebeler and Kenny Ploen were our repre sentatxves to Boys State Elected varsity cheerleaders m thexr Junior year were Karlen Sutton Dorothy Kynett and La Retta Vogel SENIORS' No longer the hesmtant and timid class that entered CHS three years ago but a class full of ambition and confidence We helped elect Jim Sheely student body presldent Seniors on hrs cabmet were Chuck Vogt Letmtxa Knox and Don Smxth Class officers were Brent Holleran Larry Honey well Lors McGauvran and Shrrley Strohm Representatxves rn the senate were Geraldme DeWolfe Ruth Dxckerson Lynn Kmg Gary Sander and jack Seeser Homecommg rolled around our biggest and our last' We had a huge varrety show and pep assembly ln the audl torrum the night before the game to take the place of the bonfire and snake dance whxch we could not have because of the extremely dry weather The faculty played a big part ln thls show partxcxpatmg in many of the skxts Dorothy Kynett was elected queen wxth Jamce Hlll as semor attendant Mardi Gras attendants were Shlrley Schawl and Chuck Vogt Those elected to the National Honor Socxety m the first semester of thexr semor year were Chuck Vogt and Ruth Dickerson Seniors elected as varsity cheerleaders were Karlen Sutton, Dorothy Kynett, jackie Brown and Shxrley Schawl And now our semor year has also passed Four wonderful years are gone Those years were packed full of fun and learnmg new experxences and maybe a few tears but we will always cherxsh the many memorxes of them Memorles are some of our most valuable possessions and we are rich ln them A memory whlch will shlne foremost m our thoughts for many years to come will be that of our champions the Comeback Krds ' of whom everyone ln CHS and rn Clmton was proud for thelr fine sportsmanship terrific splrxt and outstandxng record m basketball As we leave the big xvy covered buxldmg for the last tlme one chapter of our lrves complete and the second about to begin we vow to pledge and strive to keep through all our days the goal YOU VE set for all llfe s scattered ways Page 32 I - . . 1 1 - 1 . . ,, . 1, - - , . , . . , . 1 - 1 lr - . - 1, - - . . . . . , , ' 7 . , - s 1 1 - . . . , . 1 ' I I Y , . . . . , . ' . ' LC ,YY I , , , . ' ' ' Q 1 U 1 I 1 1 , ' - ' 1 , 5 . ' I- . l . 1 .1 1 1 . 1 h 1 . 1 1 D ' 1 . I 1 . 1 1 ' ' - . I ' Y . . . ' v 7 D , . , ' ' . . . , . . Y D . , 1 - ' Y , . . . KC ' YY ' ' ' ' , 1 1 up the four broad steps, through the big front door, and into Hebeler, Reg .laC0bSen, Bill Norris, Paul Kessler, Carol . , 1 . ' ' ' . . ' 1 ' , ' - ' 5 , ' ' ' , ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 5 1 1 . ' Q l , Y I , Y . I 9 . , - . . . , . , . . . ' I I I Y I 4 1 1 . , ' , ' Y Y ' I ' u ' u l F I , . . H . , . . Y lf ll ' - . Y ' l , . u Y . l f Y . U . ' Y I - - - 1 ' 1 ' xr ik .- vf, n :fm 5' 0' A . A , ,I l Q X ,xp , J ix IU S5 y I I ' ' QI -4-1 - jx Q7-MQ ff-el -it 9 Nr iw I 'f H+' fs: 91 Q Q A A aaa: , 'S 'ar .J .af-,i ,. ,,. 3 l i . :1 0' ' ,nv in X i 1 Q v 'J ri ll- 55451 Li Jewell Abbott Wesley Abramson Ronald Andresen Nancy Bandy my ,fr Q Jumors f 33, ' e Marvin Allenllcr i ,Mx , Arline Anderson if ir, 1 , I I - G. Nancy Benson 25 'F 4: y V 1 Dick Bjornas N ggi joe Blanchard Virginia Boileau David Broadrick Edward Brodersen Jeannine Brown Ronnie Buelow Roger Cameron Kenneth Carlsen Wayne Chandler Dixie Chase Oscar Clark David Cousins Page 33 1 Dorothy Booth f A' Lee Bossen 5. t - W N v .N Edward Brown T 'U A X ,7 'ff' James Brown A 'vs A ex- N yu . ,L , X j MEN x 2 Il , A 'Q' ' Y fi A A1455 Gif ,P . Q ? Y. Janice Bumann Ig. a, ' ,if Carolyn Byers RQ Z1 Gene Carstensen - 4 4, 1 S -3 7 pf Donna Casberg ,V-I Q Dean Christensen ' if ' , .Q l Barbara Clark K ? 2 D i A 0 Darline Cram ff ,X tg Sy 'S A' , Charles Cunningham 1: ' X...-J 4' X X PN 'rw' il L ... ,35 h -Ir' M 3. ,vg- ' in wifi, 1- v lag 1 KS'- X-1 f N 'Ia-6-' Q... if A - K . Xl 1 P J all R 'M x At 9 Edith Dawson Norene Dierks Dorothy Dunmore Richard Farwell Qbhillfkeher Peggy Flood Walter GHbertson Audrey Goenne Beverly Gore Vivian Goss Naomi Gregerson Alfred Grell Beth Hancock Margaret Hansen Ann Harris David Hartmann Joan Domsalla Martha Dowty John Fenlon Ronald Ferris Thomas Fullick Gene Gandrup Robert Goodridge john Goos P atricia Graf Sharon Graves Gene Gnidebeek Richard Hagerman Shirley Hansen John Harden Thomas Havens Neil Heavilin 'fan few -4 Q ,-up -n 'sl' Xi. -'Q -RG- 5 vw Cv 3 'P 9 A J n -6.1 ,123 - -12 'x .5 ls. 3 O, A Q , . I Y rf .. Vu ,,. 3 , wg -3 1 J' A- 4, Z 17 3 19' SF' Qi' 4 l 55913 ff James He-idt Carolyn Hein Bonnie Holst Charles Horner John Jaeger ,, Kay Jessen Muriel Johnson Wayne Johnson Kay Judd Gary Kaeerovsky Robert King Wayne King Arthur Ladehoff Jane Lane Loran Leeper Jean Lein Page 35 Sharon Herzberg Sharon Hill Darlene Hupp Francie Iten Shirley Jessen Marilyn Johns Terry Jorgensen Donald Joslin Dennis Kair Thomas Kelly Jacquclyne Klingenberg iv --'T' I , 1 Z M f if ff 1 ii' ,. , ,J 4-4' 1 'GN Q- -ug- Dt 4 4 4 ,, Kaye Koestlcr ' 'A Gary Langfitt +2 w - ,, 5 Diane Lauritzen Bill Lenson Fred Lesher 1 , N -s x fi' , I .4 gg 1 J 5 J fs.. F . I . .pf : A - ng , SL u -4, -I-.f if 1 111 Y P .r - r Q f Mir, f g'iX ,. G. lv x - Q , , r 15 G , . .4 2. 9.4 me Dorothy Lind William Litchfield David Lueck Janice Lundquist Mary Mahoney Rollin Mallory Shirley Mason Betty Mathias Barbara McNamara joNett Melchert Kenneth Miner Jerry Moore Pete Mumm Charles Murphy Charles Nelson Harold Nelson Henry Lockhart Mary Ann Lorenzen Nancy Luthans Kay Madsen Molly Malone Alice Martin Dorothy Matthew Mary Jo Matz Richard Miller Mary Minard Darwin.Morthland john Mulholland James Murphy Roxy Murphy Betty Neumann Eutoka Nickelsen f-, Page 36 x I Q . '4 r ,Q cr! 95 .1 2 ' 'V .,o- .- y-v ' ,al A ef ,gg 4 ,fffi e 'A ,S 1 , l 444 Q, as - I Q? 19 Q- . xxx ,A 1 nfn In ' A Z- ' .2 NPN, 'r Joyce Nielsen Ruth Nielson Barbara Osniundson Doris Pcnzkofcr james Pructt Wayne Quick Janice Rasmussen Billie Ray Marlene Ringen Jerry Roberson Gail Ryner Shirley Schaffer Phillip Schorr Carole Schroeder Darlene Shadid Carol Sharar Page 37 john O'Donncll Richard Olson Gary Peters Natalia- Powell Shirley Rannfcldt Carol Rasmussen Ann Rater William Richter Robert Ross Myrle Rowen Edward Schaley David Scbnack Joyce Schultz Richard Scribner Larry Sigler Richard Simon P 5: . A A .1 fl MJ' 'PAM -A lf in ! an ., i A ' Fm X S s'X l K s I A N-.fl 'lull' ' i, 7' Q 1 .- fa f ff . -KL I :Q ' NN 5 ',, v 'a , X A - 1 ,if , 4 J nm ,isa I 0 ,R 5 vm S- 4 'LQ ' -. Y .VII 2 k ll ' i ,i I D , '73 S 'pw 4 fs. P f 1 K fl A . fa e Rob:-rt Simon Mildred Simpson james Sipcs David Smith Hans Stang Nlarilyn Stimp William Stamp Suzanne Sullivan Henry Swanson Joan Utroska Frances Van Vu Irene Vogel Daniel Wagner Gary Weber Janice Webber Philip Simpson Richard Simpson Harry Smith Walter Smith Patricia Stafford David Stamp Wayne Steensen Kenneth Stewart Pat Taylor Charlarm Townsley Van Huizeu Sue Vining Dick Warner Barbara Watters Richard Wede Robert Wede ? ', at Y is it .ge I5 I S5 f -1? .S 1 1 2 i ,u - .iff 1' yah '. J A W 1 I, 9 r, 'i f ,. I 4? Q U 4 . Q... S 'Rv 6' xl l 113 'i 7 if 'el Q35 '.. 1 Q. L. tv- . J Q if ,v- nf' fa. 4' 9 v I' Q, Nancy Weih Roland Wilcox 5' 3 X3 W if --f ' ' t r John Werner Joan Wockcnfuss , fx I h , if A, ' .. ,' 1' 1 x S' I . 1, ,., 7 'I 9 Don Wolfe William Zickau 3 Q 5' -0 .47 .aa David Zentner Angie Zirkelbach ' 1 Junior Officers Q, -- ' SI in-. ,i -ie I 1- . ,gg E, .xr Q- .Q ' ef' ig Ag . MSF! 3541 . if 'I Joan Domsalla, Secretary: David Hartmann, Presidentg Charles Nelson, Vice-President: Philip Schorr, Treasurer, Hans Stang, Junior Carnival King: Ann Reter, junior Carnival Queen. juniors not pictured: joe Adams, jack Byers, Shirlee Fuller, joseph Greenwalt, Joyce Hill, Robert Houser, Jo Ann Hunter, Doris Kahler, Lawerence Keithley, Nancy Klare, Robert Klare, Michael Knight, Richard McAllister, Robert Malone, David Meeker, Natalie Paysen, Charles Sirna, john Vovos, Jean Whitten. Page 39 4 0 In W VF Ky Y Row '4 Douglas Burman jxmmxc- Braudt Davnd Anderson Herbert Chrnstuansc-n Robert Boulton Rollaml Blce Thomas Bach Lxln Broun R nm: nd Anmar DanulAlc'l1n nr Raw 2 jun: Chantilnr Carol Bumlnw Jann Boulton Clxde Andrews Ronald Blount Vkmllxam Btntsnn Catlxrlnt Boxlc Sharon Anderson Sandra Buchman R w l Duns Blount Ruth Canlx jacqutlmm Andtrsun Carulxn Burmusur Gmtrmi: Caxsuns Amta Btardslcx julw Bnltr Mxxa Arnex 'whxrltx Bfnsun Sophomores Ruw W allact Gaxxm Clx dc Ferguson James Douhrovskx Robert Dxetz Norvall Clemons Rlchard Drckcr james Deutsrh Kenntth Gxbson jul n Collins George Dax elxs Ruw Vhnclcll Eggtrs Sandra Etkman Elxzabcth Emmert Bonnie Curtis Carolyn Duhr Kay Dttlcfsen jacquelenc Dolan Rohr It Dehnz r Row jmct Fulhck Nancy Elhott Carolxn Domsalla Margaret Dxckerson joan Cottral Sarah Davns Patrncna Dannatt Bermce Cram IX ,nab Page 40 C , ,N JPN: , so gil 13+ viii .- fvget- Qfizg , 1. is ' 'I .elf .owl . I 'I 3. 1, -0 , v-. r 2 1 x Row 3 John Hawk Dave Gorman Charles Goodwm Lelgh Goff Larrv Hartzell JeH'y Gray Rxchard Glovka Russell Hebeler Thomas Harhron Charles Hall Row 2 R1eharnlG0rL Una Hlghtowu Pdtsx Henzcn Izmulx Hlldebrandt Conn1eHalbach Glorxa Gray Marxlyn Hansen Rxchard Hagen RuhdxclGmn1s Row l Margaret Gmddmgs Joy Gregorx Carole Hackett Bett5 Grxll Cla1reGoenne Donna Gladhxll ElameG1lbert Elna Hendnx Vxolct Green Sophomores Row 3 Lawrence Hllmlreth Davxd Howes Joel Jones Carl Kohten Rxchard Ketelsen John Dmf' Jerrv Jaeger Robert Jared Kuth Johnson George Jensen Row 2 Rosclla Jensen Garland Krxck Pegg K sslcr Jutta Jacobsen Num Husmann Dnana Klmgenberg Jeanne Kellx Shirley Kohrt Margo Holgaard Collie Mae Kent Row Sharon Holstem Joyce Hudson Jean Holton Marlene Holm Bermce Kavadas Janet Koch Janet Keller Sharon Jepson Pntncm Howard K.: 15 ct L J. A Page 41 n 1 - f l Q 1-v 4 . , - , I . . V . v 'Y ' 3? 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V x i E ' I 1 . -v Row 3 Vernon Smxth Allen Ruswell Robert Seller Charles Smmth Jan Sander Leon Schwartz Larry Smith Charles Slaughter Rlelu-ual Staufek David Sxevut Row 2 Mrunlxn Smmth jmce Schawl Rucharcl RIM5 Raxmond Schnellp Arthur Rohwer Gerald Schnephorster Terry Smith Sandra Smxth Nancce Rose Rowl Cathnnf Schrmttlun Clam Smlnocdu Loualm Sparhn Phxlhs Smksen Ruth Ann Robmaon Patricia Schaley Sharon sloppy Rlla Sawklr Nanellu Suvus Bmrnacllne QPICLYI Sophomores Row 3 john Suxter Armc Vogel Richard Stuhlman Jxm Svendsen james Stolly Dennis Tooleg. James Thompson Arlen Stemes Thomas Wright Row 2 Elhll Whuu Nanrx Tallman Joanne Wmkvl Barbara Vaughn La Donna Wermr Emxlx Whltc-head Luullc Thompson Carol Sutthofl' Ann Terry Sue Wxdmr Barbara W1llxams0n Sharon Strelt Gloria Taylor Q ' nge' Page 43 V. , ' . V 1. ' N l 1 A ' .3 1 I , ' ' A 4 A , 4 . if , P - Y L i V - A 1. 2 . . - - ' Q - - A 4' f - ' I 4 X.: , g .' Q . , . 'V 4 Row 1- Barbara Sul.ueleFf. 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Nllrth Jrvxcz Max Jullx Murphx I Mlllrr N rx x l t lrluli Freshmen Pennw Nerlsmn l-ltltn Olson Charlcs Nrcnlawscn Hayo Notman Rxcharzi Murphx Ralf Outzcn Douglas Pcltnr Robert Rowan Marxlxn Put? Sharon Puplr Kay Parchen Barbara Rtuttr Carol Nord Barbara Paullme Lore-ne Ramlg, Shirley Rowt Helen Olmcrman hldrm Noon Loraxm Novak Dime Potter Malo Nelson John Pattcr Alan Petersen Wxllxam Pxrch Gerald Pmtcr Earl Quxck Wrlham Ophenm tr G xa Page 46 -4 'rl 5 f XJ . 4: ai ' AV ' L 'i .. I ,O 'Jilin 'I . A'- .. , Q,- ' , X r . I .V - .L I ..' i 'W .' 1 . I -.' . ' V 1 - yy. b vz,. , I. 'l . ' . r ' -' '-, ' ' , ' ' , v' - j , , .ms ', a 4 -v 4- -L. P 1' 1 1 I f L ' f L N 1 5 f. I 5 A 2? , i v L , 'V k 3 ,, , nfl , A .- . I- , , , I H ., .I :Vi Tia 0 , J ' , 1 Q- I ,, z I 1, V I Q' , Q v V . r ' r , - 7 ' 1 K . 2 11 r- 5 1- , - .. V -i N - . 4 . - ., .. v r v r A .1 . k- y 4 ,. I : 1 l 1 , . 41: Row 3 Ronald Stauffer james Rxchmond Paul Storms Allcn Thoms Chancy Scrxbnnr Vllesley Stedemann Gxlhcrt Sander Dave Row Row Row Slaack Vxctm Shadld Row 2 Sandia Suffensrmn Ann Staffrvrcl Carulxn Rxan Barbara Smrth Dxxu Taulxut Marcclla Sparhn Donna Srhroedrr Marx: Stuknll Judx Rxder Joxcc Slulrblmfwld junr Stoddard Karen Srhccr Ruwl Sally Scuddex Lnrrtta Schrmdzr Caxxl Shalt Audru Stumbaugh La Lyomc Smlth Marnxn Ryan Francee Strxlcw Lnnda Tnwcll Romona Thurlofl' Mangan! Srhncllz Freshmen Norl We-1h Robert Watura am:-s Walker Donald Werner Wawnf- W1-llu Rulwcrt Vhllcc Kenneth xNllll8l IlS Kexth Zastr ow Norman Tollenaar Dqnnm Vath Donald Wllex Nancx Walwer Judx Tvlrx Ruta Tuaden Elalnf- Vlflutnex Darla-nc Webber juanxta Wrllnams Janus Vogt Daud W ard Darlene Young Sandra Tucknng joan Voss Q. Sharon Zornlg Joan Wagner Bcity Young Dxxlc Wxnter Deannc Vlfakcland fn 4 ! -If i 5 'www rs 4: wJ P1gc 41 .- Freshman Class Officers Robert Long President jack F ink Vice President Marcia McGovern Secretary David Dierks Treasurer fr. 1 I. n 'W 5 X af bfllfi' Page Sophomore Class Officers Anita Husmann, Secretary Margaret Dickerson, Vice-President Harlan Lynn, President Una Hightower, Treasurer 'il 5. 41 x Aci1v1t1es Nahonal Honor SOCIEIY ose of tht Nrtrona' Honor Sous-tx 1S to create in enthusmsm for scholar shmp to stxn ulate the dtsxrt to render struct to promote xxorthx lmdershrp and to l entourage the deulopnunt ol tharatttr rn students of Clrnton r1xg,h Sthoo The purp Officers for the frrst semester mere prcsxdtnt Kenneth Ploen vxcc pres1dent James Shenlx seeretarx Dorothx Kxnctt trmsurtr JoAnn Peterson For sccond semesttr Larrx Honu xxtll xx as pre srdtnt x rec prtsrdcnt Ch arles Vogt sttrtt lry Letrtla Knox treasurer Ruth Dxckerson Sponsors arc Mxss Abraham M1SSM1thlStll Mr Hansen Mr Law and Mr Mxckey Acturtres xnelude the txxo ceremonles held for xnduetron of members and three assemblxes for FCCOEUIUOIT of students I'LCClN1Ilg stholastxe honors A group of Honor Socxntx students pres: nt a panel dxseussron for freshmen expl nnrng the purpose and attnrtrts of the Honor SOC1CtX Three students from the Clrnton chapter took the Natronal Honor Socutx test ln March of th1s wear A banquet for the group IS held eath Max In addrtxon to those prctured below tu elxe new members were chosen and mducted durxng, Max Thu 'ire lacquelxn Broun Barbara Haun Carol Matthews Lynn Tlllg left' Thomas MKLWIIQ ind Gfarx Sander senrors and Sharon Grams Mxrgaret Hansen Larry Honexwell Kenneth Ploen Charles Vogt Don Smxth john Fenlon Row 3 Letxtn-1 Knox Shnrley Strohm james Shcelx Loxs McGauwran Ruth Dickerson Row 2 Row 1 JoAnn Petersen Nancy Wexh Dorothy Kynett Q1 s.1 Page 50 , - ' ' ' 1 K 1 . 5 N. x X y v' -xv ' Rr -sc A ' . C , . - . . D - K X 2 ' 1 - 5 ' ' 1 r . Q k w -w n 4 x ' x V - ' ' 1 , A . ' I. Q , ' 1 A ' , . t ' , . 1 ' 1 . , '. ' . Rv 1 x L xy- 1 g c I -5- N. w Y xl' Z I I C x - I I r q s ' . - K ,D K - - ' -' v v v vu ' 4 1 Lgvl xx- L sk bv , ' I K ' s v ' - . -, ct N. -z .jr -, -' szt . , z 1, joNett Melehert, Richard Farwell, john Harden and David Hartmann, juniors. V , . . . 5. ff. I 1: 7. il' l 1 l l l ' l , I v l ' ' r .., - A , .. J, x x I V ' 1 ,. .vs ' Q g 1 t - 4 x 5 .h Y A A. -. N , V G2 f ,ff . A I t 1 O i . I 3 . . i A f Y ' 1 , r 1 ,- n, A ,- .. - ,l . . : C1 WA.. I 'C A1 v -1 y Y , t...., X 7 I . Nj . y Q .'g54,u i , ' ' l .1 3' -' ' - ' CQ- - -. A. CT : x 1 . . 5 h , . 2 4 1 ' cv Q. lf. X Row 4 Ly nn Hehelu Larrx Honexwell John Fenlon Don Smith Daud Hallwash Charles Vogt Regina! l jaaohsen john Ames hurx Jack Sauer anus Sheelx Garx Sander Row 3 Harm Smith William Norris Edward Schalex Brent Hille an john Harden R ull.-incl Bit r B mn Dm VNU David Hartmann Hans Slang, Row 2 Carol K np, jurlx Txlcr Geralchnr DvWolfe Marilxn Pentz Elainr Whrtnrx Amit Guan C vnstanu Halhath Ianni., Bohlk: Ruth Dickerson Margarct Drrktrson Lctitia Knox Rowl Janet Kmh fcggx Kesslu Lawrcnu Hildrcth Allen Tliorns Keith Johnson Cllaxus Nrlsrn Crux Maiixrk William Bentson Harlan Lx nn Sharon Holstein Sharon Jepson The purpose of Senate at C H S is to give the students a chance to learn more about and to practice self government The hve primary activities of Senate are to charter and direct clubs to organize and direct the school activity cal endar, to promote and aid in all school activities to conduct school elections, and to perform any other acts which may be delegated to them James Sheely is president of the student body Charles Vogt is vice president Letitia Knox is secretary John Fenlon is treasurer, and Don Smith is attorney general Members of the Supreme Court appointed by the Senate this year are Chief justice David Halbach Senior Associate Justice Sue Byllesby Junior Associate justice Roxy Murphy Sophomore Associate justice Lyle Brown, and Freshman Associate justice James Fay Carol King is bill clerk and John Amesbury is sergeant at arms Meetings are held each Monday morning during homeroom period Mr Herkelmann is chief adviser this year, assisted by faculty members selected by the classes Miss Raun, Miss Stoddard, Miss Siepert, Mr Sharples, and Mr Mickey Sponsoring an exchange student has been the outstanding project of the C H S Senate Hans Stang, from Neu Ulm, Germany, has attended Clinton High School this year and Joined in many of the activities. Speaking before numerous student groups and other public gatherings Hans helped Clintonians know more about the German people. He returns to Germany to report his experiences with American high school pupils. Page 51 Hans Stang fsittmgj is pictured with his American brother Phil Schorr, 'it whose home he lived during his stay in Clinton as an exchange student from Germany .. 4' X ' Nancee Rose Buslness Edltor Sharon Graves Edxtor Murxel Johnson Assxstant Edttor Clmtoman Annual Staff The Annual staff IS the group xxhom xou can thank or complain to about xour Chntoman xcarboolx Thex are the ones xxho arrange tor 1IlLllX1C.lL1'1l xnd group pxtturts snap shots of manx ex ents and trx to arrange thun ln 1 book of C H S rnernones xxh1ch xou xx1ll chermsh all xour hte The staff chooses the cox er and does ex erx thxng but prmt and bmd xour book Thex xxrxtc up all th: taptxons on sports Iacultx 3CUX1tlSS and anxthmg else xou hnd m xour annual In addmtxon to the monex rfnscd by the sale of copmes 'idx er t1s1ng bx Clxnton busmcss hrms helps pax for the books A photographx project IS bemg dexeloped under the leadershxp of Dax 1d Hoxxes asslstcd by Harlan Lx nn Usmg school Ld11lLI'l5 as xxtll ts thur ovxn photo cqulpment the boxs produud nu mnx ol tht puturts xx hxch usuallx come from In tht txxo years befort David and Harlan graduatt thtx hop: to take a greater percentage of the pictures for tht book and to trnn other pupxls to replace thtnm professxon 11 photogr upht rs The staft lb reprutnttd at the Iovxa Hxgh School Press The Press Banquet IU May IS htld Joxntlx for ncxx spapcr 'Ind yearbook staffs Assoc1at1on conxentxon Ill the fall Sharon Graxes IS LLlltOl ML1flLl johnson assxstant cdxtor and Nancee Rose, busmess edltor Miss Austm xs faculty adx1ser Row J Garx Maurzk Kaxe Koestler Davxd Howes John Jaeger Donald Lass Jcrrx Moore hrnulx Hxldchrandt Lawrence Hxldreth Row 2 joNett Mclchert Nancet Ros: Marx Ellen Rxchter Beth Hancock Murnel johnson Sharon Anders mn Sharon Graves Row 1 Myra Arney jamce Webber Normc Wagner Patrxcxa Schalex Donna Fletcher Elna Hcndrvc Francie Itcn as .-4 xa 4' 19 1' Page 52 Y- Z. t- , . , ! K . , t- y L . . . . H- v v ' - +. K 1 -v U ' v. -. .1 rv -v a if . i - C 1 V. is , - , I y , . . A 1 . , Y K Y, ., 2 K. . . .x , K. L 'Y . , 'r s ' V Z 'v :A K , s C 2 , 2 . -. x v v .1 w ' l I - w H- v bv 4 . c C 1' rr' s 1 . , v - ' ' H C Z ' ' -- 4 E. . ' l . -E Q I ' , E I . ' I x ' ' v N. - s L y I Q 3 l 2 9 Q I g . 2 A 2 .'. ' - 3 1 - E . , -. . i M W , 1 , E U 1, . 5 'WJ It o x I, 0 ,, 2 - . - L: C: E C4 s , ' ' C 4 P ,.P - .. 4 A T5 ' I A ' 4 I , . I . ' 1 I I an QT? l G-P tif'-Q Row J Qanmlra Fe krnun Mar ulx n M1Klrr1 Davrd Zenter john Jar gcr J0sepl1BlanLl1alrl Mx r lr R wr n Cxlurla Gr ax C :the l xne YV: lc lx Row 2 Carol Muttluws I nDm1nnu Vhlnu Margaret Hansen Patrlnxa G il 'Slu l x Kullxt owl U rlmxa Wlllnrnscm Marllxa Dowtx Alele Westergaarei Carole Vkflnlwule butrul C s 1 1 Cl1Ill0H1al'l B1 Weekly Publlshed SlXtCCIl tunes durmg the school year the Clm pupxls xnterested 1n newspaper Vlffltlllg and advertxsmg The deslre of the staff lS to present a elear and mterestmg plcture of the everyday happemngs at C HS and to gxye recogmtxon to all persons who take part III school aet1v1t1es Fmanced to a large extent by advertxsmg from local bus1 ness Hrms the newspaper IS a student project whlch has become a means of presentmg to the publxe at large as well as to our own puplls the true spxrxt of our sehool Pirents and other adults can learn of projects earrled on by the x ar1ous academxc departments and extracurrlcular groups Myrle Rowen Busmess Manager Margaret Hansen Bookkeeper Carol Matthews, Editor ln chxef Pxgn Because coples of the paper are ucehanged vuth papers proxxdts tout let xxxth pupxls all our the st ate Repre sentatxyes attend the Iowa Hxgh School Press Assocl atlon meetmg ln Iona Clty 1 uh ye xr and send lil Copxes of the new spaper lor Lfltlk al r lllllg At the Press Banquet held each May the staff for the folloxung year IS announced ThlS year Carol Matthews IS edrtor m chlel My rle Rowan idx ertxsmg manager Margaret Hansen bookkeeper eauette Gehrmann feature edxtor and john Jaeger sports ed1tor Miss Austm IS faculty ady lser 4 ,-fr f 4' V D f- ,, 'lr , . if ... v. - ,. ' ' 1 v- 3' S 5-. l , r ,- . - -a . ' 'mo , 1 K' Y . I - . A .- , , :xl r K ! , 4' .- - - 'X 'a - f 5 A y ' .X f C, ,I - I Y 'lf i v-.JI Q - ,, rifle' '.' x xN , al , . XP O 0 o o , if L- H I l ' K ' v l 0 If g - t U l ' 1 0 I will -Y . , k 4, ' ' - . Y ,.... ., ,,.A' ' ,Qi . . ' .4 1 'f -. ' ' ' HI-' rv' It R a ' ' ' 'L . . 1 ' L - ' - 1 , - -' ', '- le- fz4rxIc11,l'atn'mHwvwzznl . . . I I ' uk 1 w v s V I - K 1 ' x A K u .1 - C x vi tonian Bi-weekl serves as il trainin fround for hi h school from many' other hi h schools, the Cliutonian Bi-weekly' , . , K , . - . .A w 1 - v - 1 V. . 2 .D 4 ' ' V ' - ,fx ' V s I , vc ' ', V V C C . . . L V 4 . . I I - - v sf - vs., ' I . . . - . . L L . 1 K N. K L x ' x u 4- 1 L - I -af 1 I ' ' - I V ' c 4 ' . V' 'L 4 ' ' . , - - . . . ' - - X D Z , W 1 -. . ., 'L , C L , Q , , ' , A , , - , ' ,. , 1 J el . . ' C , ' I . , ' . V' 'l . Af i I I I I K i y O I ' ' ' . ' ,. ' . l . N ' .NA i K - td J e sez H. Ex ' 'b A-M ' -V ' if . 5-M . -2- W 'rf . , ,.-mr e-1 A f 1 f A ' ' . - - 53 yt N Lila l ll..4A. Pan Amencan League Ofheers ol Pan Amerxcan are Ann H'1rr1s presxdent Lxlc Brown uce pres1dent Margaret Hansen secretarx and Kenneth Ploen treasurer Pan Amcrxran IS sponsored by Mrss Hartmann Regular meetmgs are held the thrrd Thursdax of every A 1 Page 54 month at 8 20 A M The purpose of P111 Amer-1c'1n Club IS to promote mterest rn the Hrspimc Amemmn countrles ACtlV1tlCS of the club mclude the Pan Amerlcan banquet and an assembly program F1 i I A I fain. ' ' - ' '-wr' ' ' , 1 -: K-' . Q , , - f W . ' V. - 6 Ll , 1 ff V Q l I , 4 - In A . .. 'A f 4, 6. O W .L 'f 'ff -4 'J -f. E f e rx f 4, 'xi 1- , N ,I - ' ' ' 3' 2: v ' ' ,f ' ' ' - uv . 1 Q Y NJ. A L I . f ' l ' 4 if 'Y l ' 5 A Q 'l Q ' ' V A fb ' E , : 1 ,. , . -- Wy F , . , , . , -'l f N Wg I 'J 1, J 1 K . 1 5 1 -N N . -. ly t X .4 , ff r ki-,P , l ' 4 '- ' l 91 i K - Q . Qi 1 ,. 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J I , . f 1 4 .dv .........- ,.n......J an Amerlcan League Cllontmuedl Boosters Club Members of Boosters Club meet ID the C H S gsm every fourth Thursday ln the month The sponsors 'arc Mr Romey and Mr Law Officers are Rtcherd Whxte prcsxdent Brent Holleran vtce prestdent jenck Earhart seerctelry and C zrl Slapmelm treasurer The mam purposes for such an organxzatxon as Boosters P age 55 Club are to promott and ennouragbt 'lll approx ed hrkh school aetxvltles and to promote hood 1 lllltllblllp throughout C H S Actwttxes melude holdmg busmcss mutmgs edueatxonal meetrngs and floor talks g1XLll bx seleetul speikers Also the club sponsors the rtlrtshmtnt st and at tht lootball games provtdes the Chrtstm as tru and don xtts the rtmnnder ol xts funds to some xxorthx acttutx ot the school One of the mam soelal ments ts 1 sprmg, plum 'it E igble Pomt Park AH 5-1 D9-eg ,405- l ll:-'r'Q Laim Club Sklts and plaxs xxxth 1 clissual themc 'md group smgmg of well known songs 111 Ldtlll lre tenured xn the monthlx meetlngs ol the Lltm Club An nnport mt IllLLtlIlg 15 the Ulndle hght lIl1tl it1OIl OI neu. members Clxnton I-hgh Sehool s fxrst sock hop the T1b1 xle Tumble xvls sponsored bx Llflll Club ln Fllbflllfl. In Mlreh the elub presented the innual Rom an b anquml LISHH., I5 a theme the marnage of Peleus and Thetxs Latm II students were dressed as gods and goddesses Durmg the evemng the storx of the argument over the golden apple was enacted Don Lass and Margaret Dxckerson are consuls Margaret Kxnett IS serxbi and Phxllp Schorr IS questor Mlss Lucllle C xrtnr sponsors the group l Page 56 Row 'Phnllxp Schorr 'Gary Sander Lyle Brown 'Wrllxam Pfuderer 'Henry Swanson 'james Sheely Don Joslrn John Jaeger 'David Halhach john Werner Lynn Hebeler h I 'Cl l Tuwnsley TBarlmara Smith Donna Cr-nsherr, Connre Hallrach Marrlyn McK1m 'Lors McGauvran 'Sue Byllesby Ehzabeth Henmng, Row Werh 'Nancee Rose 'Darlyne Daley 'Roxy Murphy 'Sh1rley Kmght Ann Harrxs Ruth Dickerson 'Kay Madsen Gary Maurek jnmrme Braudt Ray Harxng, Nancy Row 'Dorothy Kxnett 'Janna Webber 'Elna Hendrrx rCarole Schroedu 'Letma Knox Sharon Graves Sharon Hunter IMar1on Block 1Mary Mmard 'Kay Bonelrrakc l' Both Llttle Theater and Natxonal Thespxan Lxttle Theater T Natronal Tlnsplan Lltile Theatre and Nahonal Thesplans The purposes of the Lxttle Theater group are to enable students to develop a keener apprecxatlon of good drama and good actmg by means of readmg part1c1pat1on, and ob servatlon to afford opportumtles for developmg natural ab1l1ty through work ln well organxzed, carefully dlrected, and fimshed dramatxc productlons and to encourage a spmt of responsxblllty through actlvxty as cast members or crew Presxdent Gary Sander Vxce presldent Lynn Hebeler Secretary treasurer Dorothy Kynett Student Crxtxc and Pledge Leader Sue Byllesby Natmnal Thesp1ans, also sponsored by Mr Dean Travis seeks to establlsh and advance standards of excellence rn all phases of dramatxc arts 'md to create an actxve and mtellxgent mterest ln dramatlc arts among boys and gxrls m hlgh school The sprmg mductxon ceremony rs held rn May Presxdent Don joslm Vxce presldent Gary Maurek Secretary treasurer Sharon Hunter Fall Play Best Foot Foryy ard Wmter Play Meet Me m St Louxs Sprmg Play Txger House One act Play Why I Am a Bachelor Page 57 V V F F , . . F, . r . 2 ' 1 5,1 ' , . , I - - . e Ik ' 4 -3- ,A - , V ' r 7 : V . .N V - 7 V Q . . . ,A ' ' s . ,',k- Ia! vp K, -ffl-..,.'A. .... ,, ..c:, ,ul .. .. ' 'ua V . N -F K. 3 ' gf 1 . I , . . at .F V -5. T V , .Q V r J ,, 1 . 4 , I . ,'.' '.' ,y ' .' .if . . . 4 - .' . 4 , . - . Row 3 1Barlvara Haun, ZBettc Mac ac, mar ann ' ' . ' . ' ' : ', ' ' , 1 2K ' V, ', V 1 - V 1 - V V, V 4 V. V 1 ' ' 'VT , ' ,V 1 . 1 by V, V '1. . I 'I-I ' - . L .-' ' ', V lk . kV 'L 1 V - - n . . , ' ' Q 1 ' . I V V I V I - V K . . 1 . . . . . . S , , ' I - - ' , - , - r. , .. - - - - - - U - - yy - - , - V - .4 - H ' ' - - U H , I hu- - 9 . , 'v ' 2 .wfmy i J Orchestra The orchestra, directed by Mr. Lowell Adams, performs The president is Lowetta Hightower: vice-president, Chuck for C. H. S. plays and at Baccalaureate and Commencement Vogt: secretary, Sharon Herzbergg treasurer, Eutoka Nickel- services. The group presents assembly programs and a spring sen: librarian, Barbara Smithgjacket chairman, Bette Machncl, concert, as well as taking part in the annual Tri-Double-I festival. Page 58 V flii -' ,.ak, Q ,Nw ,, U A Q ! c it 9 x L ' M . .H ' V 1.1 ' AE .,3WH . 14 A s A , f 'ran 0 A V 'Vey ., - Oo ' ' G0 XV N. as ,I x Xxx if i g , If X I5 N D VA ' f I I Ml, !Q X if f , f I ' XJ l VX . ll 7 , f X 1 -A m,,f,Qz,2f ,, , w we 'Z Y wx ,AV 4-Ofc, . ff , -1' r' F J V ff , 1 . fr , , 1 Mr Grlmmnr Dorothx Klmtt Kal Bonllurakc Carolyn Bxcrs Sharon Hunur Marx Jo Matz ,Ioan Wmklrlfuss Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 Charlcx Mulphx Harrx imltll Rrlnalnl Pulls Pukem Gulclclvulx Plulnlllk Icshlr Dflxlll Ycntnll C all Pulls Rlchard Falwell Iellrw Honexwpll Clnvftta Amlrzws Sharon Hlll Dolothx Booth Nancx Vlfllll Dlxll Chase ,Ilan Llln Kal jlsscn Larrx Hammett james Murphx Bevnrlx Gwrz Slllll3 Splcer Shlrlex Full-nr Nanmx Benson Call1lKlnl., juan Lorgnzln Luls ,han Lusk Ruth Dlnkcrson Karlen Sutton jeannlne Brown A Cappella Cholr The purpose ot thls C H S IULlSlC group 15 to lFlLI'L'lSL the lntercst of CllIltOfl Hlgh studrnts ln local muslg Mr Grlmrner I9 the dlrector of all xoml ITILISIL 3CtlY1tltS Wlth hls help the A Capflll Cholr prepared sulh progmlns is the Thanl-csglxlllg Chfl9lITl'lS Easter mul xovll 111119-lL lssnm blles Graduatlon, Honor SOClLtK Indurtlons, Rot IFN Km ams, K R O S radlo program W O C tClLXlSlOl l program, Skklllg Show I C Shollboat, and thc Trl Double I MUSIC Flstlxal The offilnrs are Kenneth Plocn, prlsldcnt Gary Sander xlu prnsldcnt Ruth Dlckcrson srcrltirw LOIS MCGILIVFHII, lOl'TKSPOI1lllIlg salutary Iuklq Broun, I7OlIll secretary Frmd Llshlr 'and Harm Smlth l1bl'8l'l'iIlS Kwrlrn Sutton robe llbfifllll Rows Row Row Rovl. l 1 Hlnr Swans: n john KN: lln Halllcn Rflllll Wulc Galx Vlllnl ,I llll jangtl olln Goos Gall Sanclcr Rlchard St Cla r Jan es Slllllx Guns imltll john Fcnlon Kqnnztll Ploen Lols McGauxlan A5519 Zlrkzlhach Lx nn Tlnl.,lefT Kal. Judd Waxnl Kml, Rllllcrt Rlmllar! Gall Rxnzl Lclwarll bnllallx Jon Cllrtls Slllllnx Jnsscn Sallx Blaunl Calm' Sllfllal ju Ann Pmulsrn SllllllN Schawl Allu Martln juNc-tt Mclrllrrt Barbara Haun Barbara Clarkr Jacquelcm Brown Luwetra Shlelcls Vlrglnla Pliers LaRctta Vogel Lowctta Hlglllrvwer Marx Mlnarcl l Page 60 V 32 r f ' ' T l ' , 1. - r . u, T - :' f ' r y I Row Row Row Row Gary Maurek Joel jones Leigh Goff Davrd Howes james Kruse Larry Hartzell Jerry Jaeger John Krng Wrllram Pfuderer jack Colhns Carolyn Hem Joan Domsalln Anrta Husmann Natalre Powell Bonnre Holst Beth Hancock Vrrgrnra Fergesen Clarre Gocnnr Ann Harrrs Jeanne Kelly Leon Morsrng Davrd Anderson Bernard Opherm Sharon Anderson Lors Kunze joan Cottral Sharon Sloppy Sandra Eckman Margo Holgaard Carol Rasmussen Anrta Beardsley Vlfrllram Bentson Gary Morrrs Dean O Hern Ronald Blount Phrllys Srnl-rsen janrce McFarland Barbara Vaughn janet Koch Una Hr htower Drana Klrngenberg Margaret Drrkt-rson Bernice Cram Frances Iten Elna Hendrrx Peggy Kessler Nancelee Sruers Carl Nrelscn Sharon Holstun Ruth Cady Dorrs Blount Margaret Kynett Nanny Elhot Mlxed Chorus Freshman Cho1r The Freshman Chorr practrces for assemblres and helps The purpose of Mxxed Chorus rs to tram vorces for A Capella and grve more people a chance to srng tram therr vorces for A Capella Therr actrvrtres rncludt srngrng rn assembly and rn the The crttrvrtres rnclude srngrng rn 'assembly and rn the Swrng Show Swmg show The ofhcers are Jack Fmk presrdent Marrlyn Peetz vrce The ofhcers of mrxed chorus are Gary Maurck presrdent Sharon Holstern VICE presrdrnt Nancy Ellrott, secretary Elnfa Hendrrx 'md oel jones hbrarran Row Row Row 4 presrdent Gary Edlcn secretary Sandra Steffensen and Sharon Johnson hbrarrans Jark Frnk Robert Turner John jordan john Goldensoph Wrllram Fulton Phrlhp Kelsay Charles Curtrs Robert Larson Curald Mrckle Edward Ltutke Donald Werner Robert Long Bob Wrlke Gary Boyle Gary Edhn Rrrhard Brrd Margaret Lothndorl Raymond Harrng Noel Vyuh Gary Jorgtnsen jamt Jorgensen Prgt Brugman hlarne Vkhrtney Janet Fawcett ,Ioan Jurgcnsen Barbara Smrth Judy Ryder Ramona Thurloff Nancy Mrrth Karen Srhur Sharon johnson Anna Lou Hartmann Nant Cans on Jud T lsr Marrlyn Pcrtz Carol ,Iacobr Gerald MrNulty Dayrd Drnrks Allan Thorns Drcl-c Hrll Antre Grun D 4 Potter SanUra'5utTtnsen Car I-Io g cnsen Deanna VN akeland Ernrly Kuchlcnz Marre Strckell Frances btrrley Sharon Anderson Patrrua Andresen Sheryl Huston 'sandra Prsthlern Bette Huntrr Caryl Strait Laura jane McCullcn Robert Benner Ronny Cronaeher Marvrn Fletcher Emrhe Hayrghurst Dxxre Wrnter Gay lc Hem jackrc Mxllcr y 0 N gpnnnohhfgi H ' an 60006 ,. I ' nh P Igl ol , l J l Q ' . I : I A ' ' r -.- ll 'fr ' ' ' ' -' ' ... , ' ' . , L ry il . my Q, ra , I . t Y I 2 , I y. My I- I, y . V l . l 4 , V --1 .r A I .. . . - - y y I 1 - ' ' . r A - 7. I i L s 'l . r Y I 44- t , .- ' . ' I . . - . ' . 4 I V ly ' , .' , '.-br Y V' Y l. V . ' H ,,,v ...An . ,, V Row 3 Beth Hansen, Sharon Zor mg, Elirzahvth Hr-nnrng.'Nanvv Litchhlclri, PatrrcratBrrhlkv. Nlarvera Nlr'Govr-rvn. Maiy' Gundelhnger, 2 Y' ' .V ' . -'Y . .l 'C 'I l - ' . 'jr ,': -r . fy' jf ' . j H . 1777 -' ' ' . fl' ,v I ' '-' . . 4 ,V F. lk- . -5. . ' . ' -. ' I 1 ' 9 l l . ! , 5 T SF A T Q 0 55 Q Q 65 j s.. A . 1 :.' , 1 L N L r 5 vu F - ' ' W ' . I - ' rr ' N 5 ' ' 1 5 ' . . . 0 ft' a . ' -A by - L- A J Xffg W , K T 1 ,S . . . , ' -V - , . ' ' ' L' , ' p S' U - 'Q .T xy -A Yx , I r , A ' 'lf L ' 1 Y s X' 4' 1 1 I .4 . ' Grrls Ouartet Mrxed Ensemble amk row un Cu t s am -X Sl 1 rn Kc Cin Sant er run! Ruw an ras: ms Mt rl xr an K ar butt n Lv rx Lusk Grrls Glee Club Grrls Glee Club trams xortes for A Capella 'md grves Boys Uuartet more of the Frcshman grrls r Lhanct to srng The ictrvrtres of the year mclude srngrng for Chrrstmas programs assembly and the Swrng Show The officers are Karen Hrg gms prcsrdent Ruth Ann Boxlr secretary Nanu Bree 'md Jean Lockhart lrbrarrans Row Row Row Ka Parrlun 'wanlra lutkrnp, Patrnra hats Janne Clratnr joan V1 ss urn Storlmlarrl R t 1 lrarlrrr Drxrt Iaulurt out Camprn Karan Carlsen Karan Hruurnx vu: Martrn Arrlllh ur rnstn Barbara R utcr nt Max Dram Grlbzrt Carnlxn Rxan Janne Krrst Nancx Brre Hcl1.nOlQ:n Garl Hrnxhaw jtannc Lotkhart Lots Mrller Lurrarnc Noxak Kax Coll nb Darlene. Wthlnr Marrlxn Benson udx Murphx Donna Schroeder Sharon Jeffru Elaxne Noon joxct Ge-rtsen juanrta Wrllrams LaLxonre Smrth Audru Stumbauuh Ruth B xr: Loretta Beardsley Betty Young Carol Anderson Marolxn Ryan joan Wagner Darlene Young q not Ll. .JL W ' fl Y Page 62 Carol K nu Sha un Hunter JrN1tt Merrlrtrt Vrrurnra Patcrs john Fenlon hdwarrt Sttralu john Harrhn Gem imrth vs Bachelors Club Bachelors Club meets m Studv Hall A durmg homeroom Officers of the club mnlude Wxllmm Norms is DI'1SlQlCllt R1chard Meade as use presxdent Donild Hfart qs serretfarx and Alan Foster as treasurer Members ol the exuutru board are Edxvrrd Cooper Lum Hcbcler and Carl Ehlers The purposes ol the club ire to be ol srrx 1ce to the sehool and eommumtx to develop better persoxmlrtres and to foster sell' IYIIDTON ement ACl1N11CS melude kcepmg the Campus Clam g1X1Ilg turkcx md dmner to A mrdx frmxlx on Thdnksgxxmg and hawmg '1 elothmg drum it sehool to help needx farmhes The boys m the club hone in mnuil dmncr d mLc for members and d ues The dame thrs xear was Apfll 14 Mxss Strexb IS the sponsor of the orgamzauon Page 63 l 3 ,L ' I 3 A : A.,' ' I., 1 -- M . by L! J I X 4 ' f . U , A , , s, -yr e , 7 I, ff I I v 3 as 1' 'VL - P T X - - l is ' ' ' ' ' V l '- 'l 1 ' ' , if W. ' l ' S r We ' f W 1 ' ' , .. ' T - 4' ' f. N' R ' 1 X f x' I' - X .- A .i-. L I F Q 1 - S 3- . v ... X . ru, I . N f 1, - .4 - . If , is : 4 - I -- :Ll L A- y , - ' 11 x ' s L -? 1 1 , I , 4 I period on the second Thursday ol' each month. ' wt' ' - , ' . .E y ' w a E ll - , 5 . l L W A ., I 1 , Q X E il ' 5 , H , I Qu ' , ' I 1 . 4 Z 3 .yn A , . lf ,-l , V - ' 1 , xx -Q , f l cr, .N I lf ,' s , .a ' . . 'Q - , '. , , tv 4 s 1 -.vs ' gl r A I K all l ' X , - 1 ,- , Y X l I ' V I l Q A l Q., Q .1 -9 gi L, SJ Row 3 joy Brx ant Sandra Lundgren Loxs McGauvran Mary Ann Peterson Sue Byllesby Lynn Tmgleff JoAnn Petersen Shells Clamm Pm gtk Nxsstn Row Letrt1aKnox jatkrt Broun Ruth Dxckuson LaRhetaH1Lks blnrlex Kmght Judy Krause Patr1c1aBohlkL Betty St Claxr Mass jones Row Sharon Hunter Shula Spxcnr Margarmt Du arson Qsecretaryj Shxrley Strohm Cpresuitntb Barbara Haun ftrtasurerl Ann Harrms Cxlcm prtsrclt nth Carol Krny., fchauman music! Kay Bontbrakt Cchauman programj Y Teen Cabinet The three prrmary purposes of T Yeens are to help each member grow as a person grov. m frrendshrp wrth people of all races rehgxons and natxonalltres grow rn the knowledge and love of God Th1s year one of our members Ann Harrxs IS the secretary of the South East Drstrxct group Some of the actxvltxes m xx hrch C H S Y Teens took part were helpmg the Humane Socrcty Cancer Soclety T B Socxety and the Heart Socxety They gave a fine Chrlstmas to a Clmton famlly, and sent money to help support a Korean war orphan Y Teens rs the oldest club m C H S It was orgamzed here m 1922 Mxss Nell1e Jones has been the sponsor for twenty one years Shxrley Strohm IS presxdent Ann Harrls vxce presldent Margaret Dmckerson secretary Barbara Haun, treasurer Page 64 3 ! T l l ' l s W. 2 l 1 I, A' . Q W : 1 - . . , l .f Y Y wr, 0 , . ' f 1 4 r -A I , 4, ' . Nhxq 2 , ' .NI 4 - x A V A fm bi .- '- - e , -' K - K f' '- Ai K '3 ' - 1 H 2 L , .- - . l - 4 ry T '7 I l l I ,V N , , ' . , Y . I I X ' X C T 1 I - l l I 'Lg V y l V L Q H' 4 , 5, , 2 Y A ' . - , , Y ' . ', .V 1 -. ' V X, K. v ' ' .I , ' ' Y -V y s ' .vy ' r. r ' Y L . . Q v , ' i ' .,. 7 . U . . K Hu .sk -5 .- Row 3 Jrrrx Larsen Bob Nhrhclscn Vkxlham Matllum Dwnald Srmth Mr Phxpps Ru hav 1 Nllllc-I Th rnmx Em I1 vx wx N in 1 A u M Sohnd Crew! 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K Row 3 Rem 2 Rove l Prrmarx purposes for the grrls svennmmg orgamzatron are to Create and rnerease Interest rn Skklfllllllllg and to rmproxe skrlls rn water sports The xx ater ballet performance for the unror Cflrnrx 'rl rs the ehret publre appearanee of Pollxvxogs The group meets rn the school pool each Wednesdax after noon at three o clock Actrxrtres durrng the x ear also rnclude Carol Sporrnan rs presrdent Sharon Grax es rs x ree presrdent and Margaret Kx nett rs secretarx treasurer Mrss Ruth Fernberg sponsors the organrzatron Rove Row Row Row Row I 4.1: a F 00 10005 in Qrmlgtbei ei? L I ,, :xv '-4 fr ' 9 ' ,, . H' . er-,. , :I I r s.. 4' ' 2 A M -4 Q U- r ' , . G , . . . ' .- N L.: -A or 'l nf A nz . in l .Q V h, , e 5 ' , .UQ e. .af .ro , - ' . 1' P . A . tg ' 94 . J . 1. -1- ' '. ' 'J 1' - D ff 1 ' Q A ' 'U f .- ' '- N 'l A - -. - A Q- T , . e ,- . . K y 4 .' -' 3, ,'. - ' A h - G A .. ,V if , f ,L - A 5 ' . - , . ' ' w 'f - 9 - . - x A f- ' x . - Q . 511451: l . 4 5 - 5' . 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' !'tf u34 -e Km Detletsen Sandra Eel-eman Lors McGaux ran Marera McGovern Marrlxn Peetz Karen Hrggrns Erleen Greenwalt joan jurreenson Barhara Smrtlr jarque-lxn Dolan Mxra Arnes Share n Preper I.aDr nna Vkerner Drana Klxngenluerr, Drane Peterson Nanex VVerh joNett Melehert Kaxe Koestler Ann Harms Pranees Iten joxce Max l lns n Nant Luthans joan Utroslea Donna Casbe-rp Carol Sporman Sharon Gre-nes Margaret Kxnett Dorothx Murre jeu Kxnett Patrrera Staflorel Barbara Clarl-e jeeane Kerler Pollywogs GAA The Grrls Athletrc Assoeratron has as rts purpose to grve ex erx grrl rn school an opportunrty to partrcrpatc rn physrcal trarnrng 'ICTIX rtres 'ind games Tournaments and other game schedules lor teams made up of orgamzatron members are arranged for the varrous sports rn season Socral 'xetrxrtres for the group rnclude a potluck supper a hayrrde thc G A A teen and the annual Sprnsters Spree Dorothx Goodxxrn as presrdent M5 rle Rowen vree presrdent ean Holton secretary treasurer and Helen Rrehter, pornt seeretirx Barbara Smrth Sandra Smrth Marx Lllen Rrchter Merle- Rowen Marx Cl rusen joan Domsalla Drxrc Chase' Rrta ljarien Drxre Truhert Suzanne Lueek Helen Rrrhter Jeanne Kellx Jeanette Oltrnan juelx Txler Joan I-Iarken Dorothx, Goodwrn Nancx Cameron Barbara Haun Marcella Sparlrn Bonnre Holst Geraldrne Gertsen Sandra Lundgren Janet Boulton Margaret Loehndorf jaequelene Dolan Carolyn Ryan Jeanette Gehrmann Karen Hopkrns Slrrrlex Knrght Marrlxn Benson Ifrlene Greenwalt lalrrera Graf Carxl Strart Lrnrla I klanrl Marx Peterson Donna Sehroeder Marrlxn Srnrth Carol Buelov. Patrrrra Selrilex Patrrera Logue Martha Dovrtx Anne Jensen jeannrnc Brown Jean Holton jeux ee Chandler Alree Martrn Lnwetta I-Irr.,h tower Garl Hrnshave. Peggy Nrssen Darlene Dalex Joxee Nrelsen Eunree Hansen Lorrarnc Sparlrn Jeane Kerler Anrta Bearelsleg Loretta Beardslex Bernrce Kavaelas Glorra Taylor Janree Mae Kenzre Ll H lt n Mar aret Schnelle Donna Rehelskev Patrrcra Andresen Marolyn Ryan Deanne Wal-celand Dorrs Penzkofer r 3. o o g Y!l 4 3 Page 66 Row 3 Alxce Martm Loxs Kunze Margo Holgaard Margaret Hansen Letma Knox Carol Spormann Sharon I-Ierzherg Ann Harrxs Carol Matthews Sharon Graves Carol Rasmussen Row Sharon Jepson Nancelee Slevers Nanu Elhott ,Iamct Hxll Slxexla Spmeer Patutxa Sthalex Barbara Xhlharnson Donna Fltuher Sharon Holstcm juhe Boltf. Rowl Mxra Arney Frances Iten Nancy Opllexm LaRetta Vogel Norxne Wagner Bcvrrlx Gore Betty McDonald Max J Matz Janice Webber Kay Bonebrake Pep Club Pep Club g1rls meet at 7 45 on Wednesday mormngs and at 3 00 on Thursday afternoons to practlce preelsxon marchmg drmlls for athletlc events and to plan other xx ays lll xxhxch they may help create enthusxasm for Rwer Kmg act1x1t1es One of the b1g socxal events on whlch they work IS the Row3 Dorls Martm Nancx Luthans Ivagenc Autzen Amta Husxnann Mxrlt Rowen Kathleen Pttterstn Jean Lem Heltn Rmchter Charlann Townslty Barbara Osmundson Calheum Wtlth Row 2 Margaret Dxckerson Sandra Lundgren Arlmc. Dunn Loxs MLC.-xuxran Sandra Eekman Mary Clausen jtannelte Jorgensen Murxel johnson Glorxa Mehrens Row 1 janxce McFarland Betty St Claxr Myrna Soclcrstrom jo Ann Petersen Geraldme De Wolfe Ruth Dxckerson Marnlyn Smnth Ethel Whlte Durelle Rutrelh QM Page 67 ef. 1 Sandra Smith. Janet Koch, Kay Detlcfscn, Margaret Kynett, RRY Hilfinil.. Dixie Potter. Dianne W9kCl3nd. MBfCiB Mc Peggy Kessler, Donna Rm-helsky, Govern, Gayle He-in, Sandra Str.-ffcnsen. Sophomore Freshman Cheerleaders Dorothy Kynett, ,IoNctt Melchert, ,Ioan Wockenfuss, Shirley Schawl, Jacquclyn Brown, Karlen Sutton. Q , 'Am 1 2 'hs ' o i Sports 'Qi' Page 70 11 ba 001 ii L, N rn Q e Wdxnc W l-ce B Kenny Poen Robert We er B :int Ho cran Don H4 r Pau Matthews Gary Wea Row 2 C a r Jack Harden Fred Lesh:- Le Nord D ck St Car H ner chsen D pk Mean rf Ge- Ajerry Reyno ds Larry Honeywc OW L.. ':' . v. ' ' 0 'L ,fltv Q, , .Q , 117 .- I' K .YV 'V J, , x -, 1, ' A x r ,U Vi v . xg 1 s I . ,J Q D f: T' -. . H . A '. c 7: L- ' 4 Cal . ,, - -- W. l 'Q 3 , . Q Z '1' . 'im . 4' I--, .211 - - .- gil' , . tg ,I D C , ,U , f ' -if ich: 'V E' . - ' .J . EE .- - 'L fs Elm F f I 'd a .. I' ,EIO ' - . L. aa ,Z . 35- .- .4 A K fkl' 1155- . , , ,:- iq iz, gg V ,. if if ' '. . '- ff . E A , Zi , , ' I. ' 'J r ' A ' ,-- .C - 5- - , Qgc. c rf 'yftm ' '- ' Q am ..- '?,f,j .i . gig QE , . --' ' x .QL '-1 . Q :F- V ' .L .Zz :1 ' I 7 bi Em ' : ,- ,Eg 1 va :F A- - , LI so ' ' - FU Q52 f 554' ... F-1' , ,353 ' ' xg 5 , Em, ' .E ' 5 gm mx: Ou U: . 5 vs- ' 15: 3 I X '- is E. zeU'U 4.1 ' - Em N ' . ml 52- ' :JUS -C: ... . txogm Q: A. AJ 531.2 3 ?.1::::': Lu Qoeno H Q oz 4: Q ' x VJ -1 Z EZ Di f WEST ROCKFORD The Kings started out their season with 6-0 victory over West Rockford. The touchdown was scored in the second quarter after a pass from Honeywell to Ploen. The line did their usual good job of driving the opposing team away from our goal. ROOSEVELT Clinton passed to their second consecutive win and hrst conference victory to defeat the Rough Riders from Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids 12-6. The line showed great strength and endurance as they held the opposing line for four downs on different critical occasions. ST. AMBROSE The River Kings made it three straight as they downed St Ambrose academy 13 0 last September 26 The touch downs were made by Kenny Ploen on the first play from scrimmage and on a pass in the third quarter from Larry Honeywell to Al Foster WILSON Kenny Ploen led the River Kings to their fourth straight victory and second conference win October 3 as Clinton beat Wilson of Cedar Rapids 27 14 MARMION The East went down before the West as Clinton racked up their fifth consecutive vain by downing Marnnon Military Academy of Aurora Ill 20 O on October 10th IOWA CITY The River Kings fought their way through the Iowa City line for 211 yards in rushing and 105 yards in passing while the Little Hawks made 96 3 ards and 103 yards but the River Kings were defeated 21 to 20 ALL AMERICAN Kenny Ploen Clinton high school halfback during the 1952 campaign was among 77 play ers selected on the 1952 All American high school football squad by Scholastrc Maga zines Ploen had already been named on the ID P A and Des Momes Register Iowa All State first teams The 6 1 senior offensive and defensive star was one of only two Iowans named to the All American prep team DAVENPORT The fire started kindling at the C. I-I. S. Pep Rally Thursday night, but just eouldn't catch hold in time to burn out the aggressiveness of the Davenport Blue Devils :is the River Kings suffered their second defeat out of seven played games, 35-0. DUBUQUE Clinton was plowed under by a strong defensive team Friday. October 31. The hard-hitting Rams from up river stopped Clinton's passing threats and went on to win 14-0. ROCK ISLAND Clinton ran wild all through the first half, running up a score of 13-0, behind great line plunges, end-runs, and kick returns, made by Don Hart, Dick St. Clair, and Ken Ploen. Then Rock Island went crazy and went on to win, 21-13. Schedule VARSITY GAMES Clinton Opponents West Rockford Roosevelt St Ambrose Wilson Marmion Iowa City Daxenport Dubuque Rock Island le ,mv UNH nfs M919 'ma '92 tt, 'Sr UN' Je Page 71 6 ' 0 12 6 . . . . 13 - 0 ' ' 27 ' 14 ' . . . ' 20 ' 7 ' ' , . , 20 f ' f 21 0 2 'N 35 0 14 13 21 . . . . . . U ll ' , . ' 1 Q3 ' I W , ,Q ' A r 9 - . u. . a .. .. ' 7 - . . . - . .gi :Ja-.. Y H 75 - Wi' , , , r . ..,. ' ' - - ' 7' iw. J sm' -:Y ' . . , gr it: :ug C' ' aff' I E l:uH.:uvpp..1 TPL- gn la A ,w W As 3? X I . f K. A . .Ku H' . J' . . - , '. , G rd Q- J' ,Hung , -, Q-A UH f kr-., A K . J' I 'Aly' 1 . 1 h ' A, -X , 5 A - A Paul Matthew Tackle ,Y -kr'?l?' William Matthew Tackle Brent Holleran Jerry Reynolds Guard Tackle . .,,,,,..,.,. A, , f -. 44 - i 4' lm Ui: Richard Meade Guard Page 72 Wayne Wxlke Gall Ryner Tackle Back 4 -LQ fl J X, 4 4 r Q 2' '- K ,i Q.. 4. ' ' , vr ' ,S ltJ ,, John Mulholland Back r , 9 I' a I 'f3 ,1'-14, . ,I sk-, M 1-M '55 - I 4.-wg? L4 -: , ,.e T flyjfrl f la .1 ,' , ' in ' WJ ' . u , , . ,, , .ew g.. Q 1 -yi? .3i'r'.:?f'.,,jS- ' gin ' 4 - 41 -412 ' 'A 1. ff? A l!,J'f' 1-ff,51w'S .- , ffiix-,,, .29 Pete Mumm End , Q 'Q If.-f ' ' LM' nn-I LILLL ' lf' . N gn - Ulll 8154... .zu ' I-QQ 5,204 'G' ,. uv. I ' 1 -' ,- - ' -' Segx. 1 . ,hsS,3:',.t L l 'S l Q ' Richard Olson Back Page 75 silk-sl:-- '3',2 I 'age nu- -- . 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Richard Kctelsen Alan Murphx james Kruse James Mulholland Robert Dehner Herbert Christiansen Daxid Ander sun john Coffin Garland Kruk james Dzutsnh Garx Maurek Roland Blount jarms Thompson Waxnt Ruhwu Gump .Inn-tn john Kim, Ltieh Goff james Stollex VVilham Bentson Larrx Hartzell Keith johnson Hubert Marskt Don Lass Guald Sthoep horsttr jmrrx Grax Charles Hall Sophomore Games Freshman Games The Sophomore Football team uon four and tied one out Toward tht end ol the season the Freshman Football team decisive Davenport frax more team Clinton Opponents Clinton Opponents Sterling DeWitt Davenport Maquoketa Calvin Coolidge Morrison John Deere St Mary s Dubuque Lyons St Ambrose Fulton Bettendorf Maquoketa Dubuque St Ambrose Freeport Row Richard Murphy David Dierks Kenneth Williams William Fulton Allen Thoms Charles Niekolaysen Mervin Fletche'r Tom Mulholland Richard Pollack Ralph Outzen Row Gary Edltn Bill Kohler Richx Daehler James Vogt Noel Weih Bob Rowen Robert Bennzr Boh Larson Don Wllcy jack Funk David Kelly Row Dean Enwright ChFl'ord Max Richard Hill Robert Martin Pat Bark joe Griswold Herman Dierks Robert Taylor Richard Bird Bob Long, Oakley Carlsen Row Bob Wilke Phillip Kelsey Gary Bell Keith Zastrow Bob Turner Bob Mickelsen Harold Goldensoph jack jordan Charles Hagen 1 Page 74 ' 4. 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Row 2 Coach Ed Rashke Pat Cunnmgham Duck Farwell Charles Vogt Ken Ploen Larry Honeywell Manager Paul Kessler Row l Gary Weller Dlck Warner Carl Ehlers Wayne Wllke Davxd Peterson Gall Ryner Vars11y Basketball The Varsxty basketball squad at the begxnnmg of the season was composed of twenty two players and by the end of the season thxrteen rema1ned The Varsxty completed the season wxth a record of 25 w1ns and three losses losmg to Davenport once Dubuque once and to Ottumwa once m the seml finals of the state tournament In the M1ss1ss1pp1 Valley Conference Cl1nton scored exght wms and two losses to place second Varsxty letters were awarded to Gall Ryner jan Sander Herb Marske Gary Weber Charles Cunmngham Rxchard Farwell Wayne Wxlke Carl Ehlers and Davld Petersen Chevrons were awarded to Kenny Ploen Chuck Vogt Larry Honeywell and Manager Paul Kessler Startmg the season wxth a thrxller whlch almost ended 1n an upset ln favor of Fulton the Rxver Kmgs came through wlth a hard to get vlctory 55 54 The next two games were not so tough Clmton wmmng over Muscatme 50 37 and over Dxxon 55 51 Then came a b1g let down Clmton bexng defeated by Dubuque 63 42 The Rlver Kmgs hxt the comeback traxl the next game to beat Freeport 73 64 and the next two games were practxcally push overs Wxlson was downed by 24 pomts and McK1nley by 38 pomts Our next game was wxth George Rogers Clark of Whxtmg Indxana We were the first Iowa hxgh school team to play an Indxana team and defeated our h1ghly rated opponents by three pomts The next game we played wnth Kewanee and defeated them 63 42 The followlng game was not qunte so easy but the Rwer Kmgs came through wlth a 55 48 vnttorv over St Ambrose Then came the heartbreaker The Rnver Kmgs lost to thexr down the raver rrvals Davenport 61 54 The K1ngs got rxght back m the groove the next game and beat Iowa C1ty 78 69 An early season defeat at the hands of Dubuque was avenged by our whlppmg them 80 66 The next three games the Rxver Kmgs took 1n str1de beat1ng Roosevelt 68 51 Rock Falls 46 41 and Franklm 76 60 Then came the defeat of the mxghty Davenport Blue Devxls by the more powerful Rxver Kmgs thus endmg Davenport s 60 game wmmng streak over Iowa hxgh schools The Rlver Kmgs stayed m strxde the rest of the season beatmg Iowa Cxty and Muscatme agaxn and St Ambrose in a real thriller 74 73 Clmton Opponent Fulton Muscat1ne Dubuque Freeport Wxlson QC R D McKinley KC R Q G R Clark Whltxng Ind Kewanee St Ambrose Davenport Iowa C1ty Dubuque Roosevelt QC R I Rock Falls Franklm QC R l Davenport Iowa Cnty Muscatme 74 St Ambrose Page 1 5 ' . . ' , - , 55 54 - - ' 50 ' 37 - - - . ' S5 Dixon 51 . . .. 42 63 ' 73 64 n ' 3 U 75 ' . . 51 ' . 81 ' . . 43 1 - . I D 69 . t Z ' 66 ' - 63 42 ' - ' , 55 . 48 ' , ' - S4 61 - , - . 78 r ' 69 ' , 80 66 - 68 . . 51 G 46 41 . . . . 76 Q . . 60 . . . ' 78 70 ' ' - A I - - 61 r ' 48 . E 1 . 65 A ss ' ' 1 1 ' - . 73 0 V of 5 ' vie -J' nf ' ' c J YU I Us .3 . Q 1-7, we Pat Cunningham Richard Farwell Alan Foster Carl Ehlers Dick Warner State Breaking into the state tournament for the hrst time since the Firewagon Five days of 1946, Clinton High School brought home the third place trophy, and with St. Mary's High as first place winner, helped establish Clinton as Iowa's basketball city. The great Comeback Kids made sub-state after beating Loras fDubuqueD 79-68 in the district tournament here. St. Ambrose CDavenportJ, whose Knights we had already defeated twice by a narrow margin, we again defeated in an overtime 53-50. The Comeback Kids showed equal ability in smothering Iowa City 77-50, thus winning a berth in the Sweet Sixteen. In our first game in the 1953 state tournament, we showed Mt. Ayr some championship basketball, trouncing them 73-69. The next night we treated the high-rated Roosevelt CDes Moinesj team with some more fast moving basketball and downed them 65-47. Then it came. The next night Ottumwa, led by sharp-shooting Don Parsons, stopped Clinton in an overtime S3-49. The overtime was the result ol' a beautiful shot made by Kenny Ploen in the last seconds of the regular period. In the s l I 4 l I 1 A Tournament alibi' Clinton Opponents 79 Loras 68 53 St. Ambrose 50 77 Iowa City 50 Pugif 76 ' 5 if Quf . X . Larry Honeywell David Peterson Tournament consolation game Clinton showed their true championship form by a decisive victory of 66-37 over Roland. This win gave the River Kings a third place in the state. Statistically Clinton High proved to have one of the Gnest teams in the state. Kenny Ploen was the almost unanimous choice of sports writers for the outstanding player ofthe tournament. He was also on the all-state first team and the all-tournament team. Chuck Vogt, whose 80 points won him the title of top scorer for the tournament, was on the all-tourney second team. Ploen and Dick Farwell were among the top six scorers. In team field goals Clinton led with a .463 percentage. Larry Honeywell had the best held goal percentage with .579. Vogt shot .491 for third place in the tournament. Ploen lv VX K-- -.N C Ken Ploeri Charles Vogt Wayne Wilke im 11' NX Ala' Nu It U-s 3. VN tied with Gary Thompson of Roland for the best free-throw percentage with .72S. Farwell, with ,645, was in the top eight. All in all, the city of Clinton and the whole state will always remember the Comeback Kids of Clinton High School. Schedule Clinton Opponents 73 Mt. Ayr 59 65 Roosevelt 47 49 Ottnmwa 53 I 66 Roland 37 'X Page 77 gl t o m rx 'Ph Row 2 Mr Pollack Garland Krxck Larry Hnrtzell Gerald Schoephorster Davxd Dierks Manager Row 1 Wxlham Bentson Kelth johnson Jan Sander Herb Marske Leigh Goff Sophomore Basketball Freshman Basketball Of the 24 sophomores partxcxpatmg m thxs year s season seven earned letters The squad ended the season wxth a record of 14 vuns and sxx losses We lost to Davenport tVV1CC Iowa Cxty twlce Dubuque once and St Ambrose once and won from Fulton Muscatme ftwlcej Dnxon Freeport Wllson McKmley St Mary s Kewanee Roosevelt Rock Falls Franklm, Dubuque and St Ambrose Row 3 Charles Nxco The freshman basketball squad startmg wxth 44 boys ended the season wxth 26 letter wmners The team won from Rock Falls ftwxcel Lost Natlon and Lyons and by one pomt IH each game lost to Fulton and Lyons Other losses were to St Mary s Sterlmg St Ambrose Freeport and Lost Natxon Coach Edwm Jones reported that team spmt was good and that the boys could go on to wm as sophomores laysen Robert Benner Robert Rowen Robert Turner Ralph Outzen Harold Goldenso h R h d H p xc ar ull Charles Curtms Row 2 Jack Funk Gary Bell Charles Hagen Bob Mxchelsen Joseph Griswold Robert Long Dean Enrxght Robert W lk I C Row Frank Fuller Frederxc Le Provost Ronald Cronacher B111 Kohler Rxchard Daehler Davnd Hmerrcksen Robert Elhott Phil Kelley 'bt I Page 78 C74 v. 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UNT 53 TSM? ,Su v iv Row 3 Ronald Blount Bull Lenson Herbert Chrnstxanson james Stolley Brent Holleran Rmchard Bnrd Fred Lesher Row 2 Robert Goodrlrlge james Thompson Charles Mallory Charles Ullrnch Robert Moshn Bernard Ophelm james Mul holland Way nt Chandler Row l Rolrut Kmg, john Vovos George Nord Rnchard Scrxhner Mervnn Fletcher Wrestlmg Clmton Hxgh grapplcrs met a tough season thxs past year They just made the 500 mark wrth five wms and Eve losses Besides wmmng tive meets ln the regular season they placed second m the dlstrlct meet third m conference and thxrd IH the mvxtatxonal The state meet was held at Cedar Falls m the Iowa State Teachers College gym Out of the wrestlmg squad Clmton Hxgh sent mne men to state George Nord went undefeated untxl the fxnals of state placlng second The varslty squad carrled the support of one freshman athlete Mervxn Fletcher Mervm showed well all season and should be a real success ln hrs years to come Altendmg State Row 2 Ronald Blount Charles Horner Wax ne Steensen Fredernck Lesher Brent Holleran Row l Ruhard St rllxner Robert Kmt, john Vox os Gctvlge Nord Page 79 The major letter wmners were presented by class two Semors seven jumors one Sophomore and one Freshman Clmton Opponents Rock Island Davenport Molme Davenport Mohne Sterlmg Rock Island Maquoketa Franklm Rock Falls -L '-'ASS nun... nf-g vusussusnu .u nu. ...Q I .un n- , nuance - ,, , - llilliiik .Q ' ' -v Q. 4 nun.. .nu- --.-..-. --un '2l I'2l!.lI! 9- 4' .IL-33-2. .- ..nu-....-. .- -5 14 ---nn.-..- '3 A -1 X 1 K Ng. x X - X X I t , 1 4 , -a ,Q E K ' P x , ' I' Mx' i Hg N nl 1 Y artisanal its Row 2 Robert Dietz. Herman Dierks. Kenneth Mmer, james Fink. Bill Buglwe. jack Harden, Gary' Sander. Gene Guxdelveck, John F1-nl-yn, Row 1 John Gladhxll. Edward Brown. Max Jnlinston, David Stamp. Gary' Minus, David Zcnlnu. joel jones. Gary' Mal1r'f'k. Da vid Gui man. Varsity Swimming The Clinton High Snhool swimming team had a suceessful season posting a reeord ol four wins and three losses m dual meets The Rxy er Kings placed second m the state meet at Ames Roosey elt of Des Moines received first Ed Broun who vms undefeated 'all season in the 120 yard mdnldual medley placed Hrst in this ex ent also vymnmg the 100 yard breast stroke Ken Miner undefeated all season xx on the state champion ship in dn mg Mmer Page 80 Ni. 'Tm f-l'v-5 '?5,,:,5G ,Q in Qqygix' We 's Q, 1 The Cllnton swimmers who placed at state are 40 yard free stylc 2 Bugbee 3 Guidebeck 100 yard bre lst stroke 1 Brom n 4 Fenlon 5 Johnston 200 yard free style 2 Morris 4 Stamp 100 yard back stroke 2 Guidcbeek 3 Sander 100 y ard free style 5 Bugbtt DlVlI1g 1 M1ner 3 Maurek 120 yard mdiyidual medley 1 Broun 3 Johnston 180 yard medley relay 2 fS1nder Fenlon Stimpl disqualified 160 yard free style 2 Morris Zentner Harden Fink disqualified Brown 1. A 13 'uf -1. 'M U X ! PQ -L K 3.33 bi' JA.- .N Le 'J fq-xx 4'1'n4.x- VH' wx ,Q N . v' ' wx - 'I 1 - w C : ' ,e . .. , V ,, , D A .,' I , U , . , ',, ', . ' .. , .. yu 'z -2. 'g. ' 5. ' . Y I ' ' ' . v A -Y I . , 1 . '. . -: . 3 ' . . . . ' . .g , i C f :Z ., . 3 I ' ' ,' Y ' A v 1 V' ' 1 . . I ' ' . . . -Y , . ,: U C ' . ' K t . - f . 1 - . - ' ' 1 . c , - , A . J Q S , Q - A f. 13' E ales ,, ,,,., N' ,-, Y . -,, , ' I , X-1 '--.., : -W ,-.- ,: . .1 ,- . 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' '1 X, inf, ft- .Tumor Vars11y Sw1mm1ng Varsnty Swlmmmg Chnton Opponents Oik P ark E lst Rockford Norlh D M Nuv Tr1Lr Roosudt D M Wpbt Roukford Kr Lk Gladlull Funk Zentner B QWXQ- . U' Plgn bl Junior Varsity Oak P xrk Wlst Rorklord West R01 ktord Ewst Roykford Morr B wn mnl n Stamy Guui beck Mxnor and trophx i om State b X 9 N 1 K K' ' ' ' , Q X X 5 i l 0 A l I A I A A 1 I Rum I linux Dv vaxxk D xx fmrhx fur G cl xzaxt uw R sxml1Hd-:lar RQ!!! n wxka rhdni tm Rum I Rnhnal G nnx Ink Ha Rlslm JR1 Nu H15 Glllu I xx L11t1miMA A 1'fl S mms 20 I. 48 32 X ' - 42 40 ' A 35 26 . ' 22 35 . 2 40 49 LC ' 26 44 ' , . . 28 X X is. YO , F' an , 1. Lt' , 33 'X , . . 42 f j '1 . 54 ' 21 54 Wrst Rockford 21 fr fn - Q ,Q ,I 4 , 1 ' ' :xx A nr f x v I f I 5 n K 1 1 w , . I I I A 1 l, 1' , ' . . , 'Q -' r- 0 of arf r . b ,Spf-,if,., lx . f M ' 3 2 X M I 5 A f 3 'I ' I f 1:q?A,.g4l: 5 , - fa f f- , , ' , - 55 , rs.-. .'-- 1 ' A '- J 'K A+ A n 'ks--I Hymn-M 4 5 i4-- f :tv-gi ,M , , 2--. -... -::-- ro- --A Qi!- Guwa- -f Q- Yfif -3ga+'5f-as--1 f P! A ' he vw F' 'WU' gwsigfe tu 4' 'ik Han.. -Q4 Wexght Men Distance Men Track Sparked bx senmors Dick St Clair Cversatxle four letter man who usuallx placed ln 'mx exent he enteredj Kenny Ploen Dick White and jack Earh rt Coach Max Lxnns rxght hand men the Clinton High track team had '1 good season Dcleatmg Daxenport and Dubuque in dual competition Clinton placed first in the MISSISSIDDI Valley Conference indoor and outdoor meets first in the Gateway Classics second m the Davenport Relays and fifth in the State indoor meet The Rn er Kings won the conference indoor croxxn for the first time since 1946 breaking Dax enport s three wear mo nopoly ofthe title Ploen s hrst m the 60 .yard high hurdles equaled the conference record of 07 7 He also placed second in the pole xault Dick White won his heat of the 880 yard run with a tlme of 2 05 6 Clinton swept the shot put vuth Harden Hmrxchsen and Bugbee taking the first three places Harden s toss xx as for 44 7 While the number of first places was not large the Kmgs rolled up a sufficlent total from points garnered by second thxrd and fourth place wmners Sprmters Kenny Ploen brought home most of the Rrver King pomts at the state indoor meet tymg for first place with Davenport s Les Chapman in the pole vault f118V3J and wlnnmg the 60 yard high hurdles in 07 6 to equal the state record Dick White came 111 a close second for the 880 yard run and Dlck Olson ran second rn the 440 yard dash In the dual meet wlth Davenport the Imps captured the majority of first places but Clinton placed more men and won 1211f2 to 8316 Stamp 'md Warner tied for hrst m the hmgh Jump the 880 yard relay team came in first White won the 880 yard run and the mile relay group won Ken Ploen got hrst in the pole vault high hurdles and low hurdles Then Davenport managed to edge Clmton out ln the Davenport Relays partly because the Imps had more relay strength while Clinton depended upon mdlvxdual ShOW1HgS The Rrver King mile relay team fWhxte Goff Collins Ear hartj won Frrst Second place points were won IH dlscus shot put pole vault high Jump and the 480 yard low hurdle relay A solid mm for Clinton was the result of the Dubuque dual High Hurdlers 'Div' as .ns I -wit. 22 'Hat snip- '75-QW, 4 K..-p.4 'Q e:'.'?:ff ' 'N . 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Broad Jumpers fray The Rxver Kmgs scormg 145 pomts to Dubuque s 60 swept hrst place rn every runn1ng event md 111 three of the sxx field events Ken Ploen and Dlek St Clair were out standmg mdrvxdual performers Ken won three hrsts 111 h1s usual contests and hfth 111 the dxscus throw whxlt Dnk won the 100 and 220 yard dashes anchored the wmmng 880 yard relay team and t1ed for fourth 1n the pole xault At the Drake Relays the 880 yard relay team CFoster Ploen Olson St Claxrj placed fourth and Ploen tned for fourth rn the pole vault For the elghth tlme m the 33 years of Gateway Classrcs hxstory Clmton won the trtle rollmg up 1141f2 pomts agalnst Davenport KQIMD and Loras f28j Ken Ploen was a trxple wmner pole vaultxng at 12 feet to wm oxer Davenports Chapman and wmnmg both hxgh and low hurdles Other flrst place wmners were Bugbee ln shot put Marske III d1scus Foster ln the 440 Whlte ln the 880 and the mnle relay team QFoster Lesher Mulholland Olsonl Agam m the conference meet thls t1me outdoors the Rlver Kmgs were successful rn dethronmg Davenport s Blue Devlls Clmton brought home 9415 pomts to Davenport s 783A Wxnnmg f1rst for Clmton were St Clalr m the 220 yard dash ftrme 23 SJ Harden m the shot put C45 IIA J Whxte Pole Vaulters Alb' -P 'Cal 6 1 I-Ilgh Jumpers m the 880 Warner 1nd Stamp txed xn the l'11gI'IjLII11p and the twonnle rel xx team fE1rh1rt Gott Colllns Whrte Clmton won the d1str1ct track txtle wnth 123 pomts cap turxng hrst rn the 880 xard run hrgh and low hurdles shot put pole x lult md two nnle relax and plaexng III ill but one exent Competmg -.ere Loras Dubuque St Ambrose Daxen port and Clmton Indrxxduals who quahfied tor the state meet were Dxck St Claxr 100 xard dash Dxek Whxte and Lee Goff 880 xard run Ken Dloen hurdles and pole vault Don Hart hxgh hurdles Herb Marske football throw Bxll Bugbee shot put jack Harden dxseus throw and Drck Warner hxgh Jump Relax teams golng to the meet were the two mile 440 yard 880 yard mlle and medley Central Iowa powerhouse teams were too much for eastern Iowa but Clmton s team gathered mn 10 22 35 pomts through the exeeptronal showmgs of Ken Ploen and Dxck Warner In the 120 xard hrgh hurdles Ken got hrst wlth hxs fastest txme of the year 15 seconds Hat I-Ie also pl iced thxrd xn the 180 yard low hurdles and w as part of a flxe way txe for second m the pole vault The rest of the Rxver Kxng pomts came from a fifth place ln the hlgh 1ump by Drck Warner Low Hurdlers xi: as in-7 VW K ea- N. 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Row 2 Larrs Hartzell Edward Brown Kenneth Mmer Charles 812 2 62 Dual Meets Molmt Stn fllllf., D ix tnport Dubuque Davenport Dubuque Molmc 2 ljlg 812 INVITATIONAL AT DUBUQUE Dax enport Dubuque Loras Clmton M CONFERENCE MEET Fxfth out of sex en Vogt Don Hextt Daxxd Zentner james Murphx DISTRICT MEET Run l Garland Kruk Paul Kessler Larrx Sngler Harlan Lx nn Guald Sclmotplmmsttl Scvlnth out of Tune Tenn1s 0 The CHS tenms team led bx Jlm Murphx was un defeated m dual competxtxon thls sprmg In the conference meet Coach Davxd Parkers men placed second to Iowa CIIW Om of the Shlfutlilg doubles combmatxons came up vuth a um ln the d1str1ct meet at Dubuque although the smgles play ers who had achxex ed such a lane record earlxer lost out Indnmdual plax ers and the number of matches both smgles and doublesj whmch they vxon or lost Jlm Murphx Don I-Iextt Paul Kessler Gerald Schoephorster 13 Larry Hartzell Ed Brown Garland Krlclc Chuck Vogt Dual Meet Scores Clmton Opponents St erlxng Davenport Molme Dubuque Davenport Moline Dubuque 7 Sterhng Sxx varsxty letter wmners along xuth three Jumor varslty and four freshman letter wmners compnscd the C H S golf squad thls sprmg Coached by Mr John Remnger the team played m several dual meets an 1nv1tat1onal at Dubuque and 1n the dxstrxtt meet at Ioxxa Cxtw VARSITY VARSITY Larry Hemmett Robert Doyle John Ames bury Brent Hollcran Terry Jorgensen Denn1s Kam1nsky JUNIOR VARSITY Frank Fulle Lee Bossen Herbert Frxedrxchstn FRESHMEN Larry. Lundgren Gary Jorgensen Douglas Pcltzer James Vogt Row 3 John Anushurx Dax ni I-Ialhach L.-nrx Honexwell cc Bc ssen Boh Dox lt Hul nrt Frluirlclxsen Rum P Denms Kammskx Bren! I-Iolleran Laux Hemmett Tum Jorgenstn Larrx Iuntlp.,rcn Rowl Frank Fuller Gam Jorgtnson James Vogt Douglas Peltzer N 'N Page 84 Junior College -...X . . X Qigizh J.. . .Q iv,-Mr. M- -avi gg L:'W,,,,o g, f g .-CI IA CD 3-1 I'-Lu CD 231 GJ F'-I Ill O CJ L-l O Il1l CI S5 F7 Page 86 C2 rc: .-CI V2 cu I-1 I'-L-1 GJ D1 CD I? ll'-1 Q CJ I-I G ll? C-' 5 'T Page 87 OTBS ege Sopho lvl IT! Q CJ lr-I G H11 CI 5 D --'W Page 88 41,01- .lumor College Counc1l Panousis Coppock Edens Hamilton Junior College Counc1l Clinton junior College under the direction of Dean Paul B Sharar provides Liberal Arts sub-iuts found in the first two years ofthe four year courses offered in the senior colleges and universities The student officers are George Coppock president Chris Panousls vice president Diane Edens secretary jean Hamilton treasurer As usual the Junior College carried on several extra curricular activities this year These included both social and educational events A werner roast was held in October and a swlmmxng party at the Clinton High swimming pool in November The Scar Golds sponsored a party at the Y W C A After the high school basketball game with Davenport on Friday the 13th of February the college students sponsored the Bad Luck Bounce a dance held in the Clinton High gym for the students of Clinton High and Junior College The Scar Golds a women s organization was formed in the fall Miss Mary East IS the club sponsor The purpose of the club is to further girls activities in junior College They have chosen a pm which is in the form of a shield I Junior College Scar-golds Hamilton Edens Miss East Jensen Slapnicka Hamilton Hebeler Bennett Hopkins is of red enamel on gold backing with gold letters C J C Attached to the pin by a chain will be a guard in the form of a red enamel S The first junior College homecoming celebration was centered around a basketball game on December 5 Diane Edens was crowned Homecoming Queen by the captain of the basketball team Chris Panousis The Hamilton twins Jean and joan were the attendants The SHOWBOAT annual variety show was presented March 13 and 14 in the C H S auditorium Master of cere monies was Robert Malone Included as part of the variety show was the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Trial By Jury directed by Mr William Grimmer Some junior College students attended the state speech festival at Marshalltown on April 9 All the contestents from Clinton received either excellent or superior ratings The choir went to the state music festival at Muscatine on April 12 The college students and guests danced at the annual spring formal on April 25 at the Clinton Country Club Page 89 WIN? .15 'v U- Y? Harms Meyer Darryl McCreery Center Guard EQOA If U Chrxs Panousxs R I Forward Wayne Lmd Roland Koch Forward Forward Jumor College Basketball The Clmton Jumor College Huskers won three and lost fifteen m regular and tournament play In state jumor college competmon the record was two wms and sxxteen losses Chrls Panousxs was hxgh scorer wlth 240 pomts m 14 games Jlm Wxedman and Roland Koch were also among the top scorers In the first game of state tournament play Clmton was downed by Eagle Grove 84 to 76 In a benefit game wxth the Y M C A Bombers the Huskers defeated the Bombers 63 to 53 Page 90 ff 1 f xx is 1 l 'Y Dxck Thoms Center aux ,Q Jxm Wledmen Guard 15 fl B111 Holm Forward SZ Txm Harrmgton Edmund Goenne Guard Guard .Tumor College Basketball Schedule C J C Opponents C J C Opponents Molme Marshalltown Burlmgton Ellsworth Muscatme Ellsworth Webster City Marshalltown 66 Augustana Res flflomecomxngj Page 91 Loras B Muscatme Burlmgton Mollne Eagle Grove Bradley Fresh Augustana Res Y M C A Bombers Eagle Grove 53 CBenefntJ 84 fTournam entj 511' A an -1 fl- 17 QI A ' . 5 lt' 'Y - 2 -Q V V ' ' ' ' f -f 7 7 4 Ut fe r , 5 ' if QF ,, ' l I .5l4 - ' 68 40 52 62 71 61 ' 71 67 ' 84 80 ' 96 69 61 ' S4 ' 73 52 ' 72 79 98 62 54 53 . 82 70 ' 77 57 . 80 60 91 63 . . . . . 67 76 . 1' ' VI- P' ' 1 T ', 4 33 'X if W 'A mg 9 L - 4 ? ,Nw fvg, 5 v 'V A-Y 1 T ' 5 3 . 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Queen Karlen was attended by Arlene Dunn, senior: JoNett Melchert, juniorg Sharon Jepson, sophomoreg and Ruth Ann Boyle, freshman. Each girl was escorted by her respective class president. The queen's escort was Kenneth Ploen, representative of the track team. The attendants' escorts were Brent H . . olleran semorg David Hartmann junior' Harlan Lynn sophomore' and R obert Long freshman Ruth Ann Boyle Arlene Dunn Queen Karlen Sutton ,IoNett Melchert Sharon jeplon QQQE E Page 100 THE COLLIS C0 Manufacturers of All Steel Poultry Equxpment Refngerator Shelvmg SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS WIRE SPECIALTIES MACHINE TOOLS GOODMI Comphments TELEPHONE 332 , GEO FAGER R NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 209 5th Avenue South SPORTS EQUIPMENT Cllnton IOWA DI3 South Th d Street CI mon o THE STOIK AGENCY Keep Rlght On Srnlhng w1th 1340 KSC Insurance KL Surety Bonds KRQS 250 Watts Rad1o Statlon The Weston Bulldmg Phone 20 96 1 MGC KROS FM 14 ooo watts 0 C SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY HARDWARE BIG SHOE STORE 710 South Second Street PHONE 4155 203 F nfth Ave So Phone 23 Is of - - A KN S ' - ' I 1 ' ir i , I wo To The Class of '53 -' ll . . . 1' . . 7 . ' -101 -fa P M Q X G X N WN A1111RQnL1 0111. '.- W I' 'fj1.,. ' r J 4 X W! 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L 'Q X For Your Musxcal Needs BENDER MUSIC CO 411 South 2nd Street 1127 Mam CI1nton Iowa Dubuque Iowa Comphments of EVERYTHING IN MUSIC CLINTON MEN s BOSE S WEAR ASSOCIATION Glfts for G RADUATION BIRTHDAYS WEDDINGS ANNIVE RSA RIES PARTIES BON VOYAGE CHRIST MAS A Gxft From Roses Is Always Special GIFT SHOP 211 Flfth Avenue THE DOMESTIC PLUMBING CO Heatmg Ventllatlng A1rCond1t1on1ng 716 South Second Street P Ehason A T Farley Perfect Keepsake D1amonds Ha rn1Iton Elgm Bulova Gruen Watches 40 S 2 Clmton Iowa PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS M9 QW P RMACY Q W-663 ef. 1 fanyejabyu f05r0Z919'7L9L 275 F1fth Ax enue South BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY AND EQUIPMENT CLINTON BOOK BINDERY CO Blank Books Loose Leaf Bmders Loose Leaf Sheets for Any System SPECIAL RULINGS Clmton Iowa Comphments of CLINTON LINCOLN MERCURY CO 320 S1xth Avenue South Phone 188 Clmton Iowa P5110 - II H I ik 5 lk wk . lk if :if A. . ' . . I- ESPEY'S JEWELERS 2 , ' , vb. Db H 0 Mum , PPM , PROFESSIONAL DIRECT ORY R J NELSON M D 210 Tucker Bulldmg Phone 512 JOHN W CARLSEN Attorney 408 Howes Bu11d1ng Phone VERNONW PETERSEN M D 604 W11son Bulldmg Phone 147 MILLER MILLER AND COUSINS Attorneys at Law 506 Wllson Bulldmg Phone 5044 E P WEIH M D 605 W1Ison Bulldmg Phone 627 H A AMESBURY M D 209 Weston Bu11d1ng Phone 422 L E HOLLOWELL Dent1st 204 Tucker Bu1Id1ng Phone 1981 MILTON E BARRENT M D 333 Tucker Bu1Id1ng Phone 808 I A CORNELL Dentlst 304 W11son Bulldmg Phone 4203 J WARREN H FOSTER M D 408 W1lson Bumldmg Phone 2030 MAX W LYON 312 Wllson Bu1Id1ng Phone 1604 EDGAR O HICKS M D 228 Tucker Bulldmg Phone 4 R P MCLAUGHLIN Dent1st 507 Weston Bu1Id1ng Phone 224 D E HILL M D 203 Tucker Buxldmg Phone DR ROBERT F HERRICK Osteopath1c Physlclan 408 Howes Bulldmg Phone 275 J R JOWETT M D 501 W11son Bu11d1ng Phone C O ROUSH D S C Foot Spec1a11st 304 Tucker Bulldmg Phone 418 P gs ltlf' g ' 56 . . . . , l Dentist . . 84 . . . . 311 . . . . . 153 . . Quuhty P lowers I or A11 CDCCdS1OI'1S Comphmehts of XNDHEW RATHER Member of F1or1St's Telegraph Dehvery Assoclatlon FURNITURE SICARPET CO I hone 3401 CLINTON FISH f h F 1 G Shoes ort e am1y A Petersen Prop CLINTONS PIONEER FISH MARKET FISH OYSTERS AND SEA FOOD Phone I834 .IZAWI uma FERROL S SHOE STORE 520 South Second Street MILADYS BEAUTY SHOP Paulme M Brown FURS COATS SUITS 216 Tucker Blllldlllg C11nton Iowa SII South 3rd Street GLINTUN FUUIIS INC was Corn Processing Dlvrsron at wut- 0 Syrups 0 Starches 0 Sugars Y KQUX ,,t:,Q 'f'- Lettuce Leaf Salad Orl Snow Crop Frozen Foods an Orange Juice Concentrate Juice Industrles Drvrslon Hn C the wholesome famrly drunk Orange 0 Grape 0 Lemon 'G Chuck Ps, I L I I 1 - a 1 ' at . , . Q O . an , I ,,g1 I I I I . Q i- l 1 d If? , K I F 1 - 10' HAIRSTYLING IS OUR SPECIALTY 208 Ankeny Bldg Phone 4510 HELEN HERON R C Comphments KIRK'S JEWE LE RS THE HOME OF DIAMOND HOUSE DIAMONDS Phone 75 413 South 2nd MAID RITE SANDWICH SHOP Sandw1ches that are Sdt1Sfy1Ilg Carry Outs 209 Fourth Ave So Phone 700 SINCE 1865 CLINTON NATIONAL BANK CLINTON IOWA Member Federal Deposnt Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Rach Industries Inc Cllnton, Iowa Courtesy of MCLELLAN STORES CO BEST WISI-IES on sooo LUCK TI-IE MUSIC BOX SHELLUBRICATION Car Washxng Motor Tune Up GOODYEAR TIRES and BATTERIES Phone 1238 Chnton Iowa PEIOW-2-'ST TATION RVICE Pg 109 of Compliments of . . CI ll ll Z M1 Zfyfy' lj ENNEY COMPAN f',.r 'w Y q'.,,--nr JCP LX, A :ar lj fs-.sp HEIN S BAKERY SEE Us Fon Youn BAKERY A CHARGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS NEEDS Whatever Is Worth Do1ng Is Worth Domg Well BEESTI 3 Psa PILLSBURY MILLS INC 314 North Fourth Street Congratulahons to the Class of 1953 CLINTON Y M C A FEED 8: SOY DIVISION CLINTON, IOWA KLINGER PAINT COMPANY The manufactured favor1te pamt for the midwest area Wholesale -- Retail 233 Flfth Ave. So. Phone 3200 Page lll ,f ff .. ,ff -6' A l , '- I 'I . I , K V, . -' A A , ...T-i54?t', ? I gg .-- K ,,.-- ' ' I ,, I E ' I .v.' A ,,, on1Y k f , .A ,M A - 5 1 ' I .s Vg' ' N i 9 y vb' -. i I 1 U , ' ' I 4? ,- A ,.-1-.-SA . ' ' ' 'cr' S- ' Q - N-T V E W W i l, W., .. A I ll ' ' lf .-:J-21125 Qt, Q ull if '7:,. ,.-:V -iw.-:--' . . . . DRINK Compliments CE TRAL 'FEEL T BE C0 Congratulahons to the Class ot 1953 May Success and Happmess Follow You Always CLINTON ENGINEERING CO General Contractors 1323 North Second Street Clmton Iowa If It s Lumber or Bu11d1ng of Homes see GABRIEL LUMBER AND FUEL CO Home Burlders and Home Warmers BOTTLES 203 Fifth Ave South Ankeny Bldg EDDIE S FOOD MARKET The Store That Sells Scotch Prne Xmas Trees Corner Eleventh Ave So and Erghth St Now You Can Get DeMET S CANDIES rn box or bulk at HARRY GRAYES 415 South Second Street Comp11ments of GREENFIELD'S 205 5th Ave So ,C11nton, Iowa Complxments of SWEETHEART BAKERY 212 MAIN AVENUE Phone 4895 Pg113 of . v o O - I N Registered Jewelers 0 American Gem Society T ol Q I S 3 C CLINTON RECREATION LAN ES 115 Fifth Avenue, South PHONE 87 Locol ond Long Distonce Moving CARSTENSEN TRANSFER Cr STORAGE AGENTS-ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. Owned and Operated by MRS. OLIVIA C. CARSTENSEN. Phone 127 516 South First Street ALLEN 'S TEAROOM Russell Stover Candies Fine Bakery Goods Fine Food Duncan Hines Recommended 230 Fifth Avenue South HILL 'S JEWELRY Coronation Diamonds Elgin, Ernest Borel, Bulova, Gruen, LeCou1tre Watches 504 South Second Street Clinton, Iowa HAMMOND OREAN5 0 PIANOS is 204 SOUTH SECOND STREET ARLOA KETELSEN Fancy Groceries Quality Meats Phone 985 986 1908 Camanche Ave WWW' x Pag Compliments WW Shop here for the best in O READY TO WEAR O LINGERIE O ACCESSORIES I MENS FURNISHINGS Serving Clinton since 1892 My rna Soderstrom models one ol our tormals 115 n ,I . .M , .T 2 Fa 'S' ff if ' X ' 'i ill JI I al ai Of 9 'ii 'i .iz I iii is' ii Eg I , gg ii I 'q 3 i 3 I S 5 .5 lg , .T 'tv Y I Q A 1 il , if A, f , N:'U-1,lip ' l fi Q C v v if o GIFTS fs Lf! f - 'I I I . 'iv ' it Y V E 1 L gl-'s+1 1 ,- Di 5,0 'ir' 5'--an E L S os! I I I .fur , .l U is an 5 . . x. 8 'S I K5 5' Q ' 5 ? 1 ,I Q' al. .Hr J A 2 Q gp! P 34 'T A X' xcx K ' 'k'x . 5 Q P I 1 N 3- 'O lvl V Compliments of Raehll Phillips FURNITURE CU Your Lane Cedar Chest Dealer Hastings Beauty Mart 412 Howes Bldg PHONE 977 Congratulations to The Class of 53 AGP SUPER MARKET Photographs of Quality 1 9 1 2 ---- 1 9 53 THE BEIL STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLIES Second St and Second Ave So Phone 3636 J Allen Prmtmg Co 135 oth Ave So QUALITY PRINTERS TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES kk uk Elf .fa Pg 117 rw- SZ in A aa F N: 1 rv ' 24 Vx x r. Q- av M AJ Y 4 'X C 5 n 'gf' s g Q L I -is II - R95 If K - - 2-73' ' Qlx M51 Ulla of' ' ra 'Sl H1 - as fs' I' av Z 1 l1'p A 75 il I 1 lalnlmli I we '34 P I A ,I , V 'O 1 Sf 4 I, 'J link Y 9 il gl ml' 5 1 ..1. - v 6? - 1 . I if ' 25' if A if ,ns L., X4 xy 'X ' :V u 'rg 5 f 1? J' gi H Q, in-V 8 f'- X . S 2 is 17111917 llflflnfl C MILTON J WINCHIP BAND INSTRUMENTS SALES Commercxal Pr1nt1ng and L1thography and SERVICE Typewnter Rentals Spec1al Rates to Students Congraiulanons to the Class of 1953 123 F1fth Avenue South Phones 44 45 from an Old Grad of fhe Class of 1928 MARTIN MORRIS C0 Known for Ouallty for Over 50 Years FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS OF MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING-FURNISHINGS SPORTSWEAR HATS-SHOES Home of Hart Schaftner 8: Marx Arrow McGregor Stetson Boston1an 509 South Second St CLINTON IOWA Authonzed Dealer for the Fmem! Creations m Jewelry MARCUCCI'S Servmg Clmton s Young And Old S1nce 1898 Fountaxn Candles WA RNE R MEDLIN STUDIO 614 South Second Street Phone 125 THE BRAGONIER PAY FUNERAL HOME and CHAPEL Clmton s Oldest 1'-'arm xn the Funeral Protesszon Servxng This Commumty Sxnce 1903 RUTH BRAGONIER WALLACE LLEWELLYN PAY Phones 845-4887 226 Seventh Avenue South ' 062' g 00. - g G. A. BRUMER, JR. f., 1 , f' A ,J g ,Vp Q3 4 +' '1 W '14A ,, gag r E 5 Y x -'4-fb sn' , FQ! 1 fi X as K . , 'v win. ,1 A Q -f ig W '3Nfwfg 5 .af- .VI KK W - :thnx .am-qw QQ,-0:15, g k , I: . 8 , , M my 4-R 'Y' h , Q , 'fe 1 N AV-I-iiwf Q ' xl- Compliments of Pope Funerol Home CLAUDE ARNEY'S BARBER SHOP Ankeny Building Clinton, Iowa Compliments of A Friend. CARNES OIL COMPANY Everything in TEXACO Petroleum Products 1559 S. Bluff Phone 4242 The 1953 Clintonian is printed by the Pinney Printing Company of Clinton, Iowa. The cover was designed and made by the Pfister Bindery, Galesburg, Illinois. The following pictures were provided by courtesy of the Clinton Herald: Page 68, Varsity Cheerleadersg page 70, Varsity Football Team: pages 76 and 77, eight of the indi- vidual basketball players: and page 95, the Homecoming Queen and attendants, Most of the individual pictures of juniors and Seniors were taken by the Beil and Hill Studios in Clinton. Hill Studios took most ofthe large group pictures for the activities and junior College section. Pictures of assemblies and extra- curricular school sponsored activities were taken by David Howes and Harlan Lynn End pages and division pages are photos by Howes and Lynn Senror Class It rs now 1973 and thrnkrng back I recall what has hap pened to my class of 1953 Of course the servrce has taken some of our boys and they hare made qurte a career out of rt Drck St Clarr Gene Smrth and Al Determan are rn the arr force they really have therr ups and dovr ns' Chuck Paysen Carl Studeman Wrllard Schwartz and Faye Clausen are rn the nary wrth a grrl rn exery port the army has Jrm Cunnrngham Herb Frredrrchsen and Wavne Gregory early to bed and early to rrse and the merchant marrnes have the gas statron gang Carl Ehlers Brll Norrrs Phrl Krrck Drck Temple and Jrm I-Iarrng The servrce also has claimed some of our grrls Ruth Drckerson rs drrll master rn the WACs Under her leader shrp are Geraldrne DeWolfe loAnn Brrt JoAnna Harken and Joy Bryant Srnce many of our class members are servrng rn the armed forces many left therr wrves and sw eethearts patrently wartrng at home for the fieet to come rn Among these are Vrrgrnra Peters Shrrley Schawl Loretta Shrelds Lors Lusk Janrce Kathy Dahl Some of our classmates who have made good rn the sports world are Brll Bugbee who broke the world record by swrm mrng the Atlantrc Ocean rn 18 hours Jack Earhart who ran around the world rn 27 days Dale Buell manager of the Clrnton Drrtv Sox who was recently offered a job as manager of the Boston Stmky Sox Paul Kessler who rs now manager of the Harlem Globetrotters and George Nord better known as Gorgeous who rs now the mrddle Werght vrrestlrng champ of the world and Dave Petersen who has recently perfected hrs radro controlled basketball whrch he wrll donate to the Globetrotters In the womens sports world we find Dorothy Goodwm Barb Haun Delores Null Ann Ough and Wrnnrfred Wrlke playmg rn the Soup Bowl berng coached by Ann Jensen At the new Chrldrens Hosprtal recently burlt here rn Clmton we find as regrstered nurses Kay Bonebrake Jackre Brown Drane Boyle Vrrgrnra Fergeson Darlene Goenne Rae Jean Henzen Jean Holstern Sharon Hunter Judy Krause Dorothy Kynett Janet Lane Carol and Joyce Lergh Joan Lorenzen and Norrne Wagner These grrls are working under the famous doctors Jon Curtrs James Frnk Gene Noon Paul Schwartz Carl Slapnrcka and Nrck Xrdrs Classmates who have been dorng good for our farr crty are Carl I-Irnrrchsen, chref of polrce, and hrs polrcemen Chuck Hrndley Earl Bachelder John Gladhrll Bob Doyle and Drck Whrte In the social column of the Darly Drsapporntment headed by Mary Clausen we frequentlv frnd these famrlrar names Jeannette Gehrmann was seen rrdrng around rn a new 1973 Cadrllac she designed the seat covers herself from old Clrntonrans Janrce Hrll Clevetta Andrews and Jean nette Jorgensen were made new members of the Clrnton Pee Wee Golf Club Sue Byllesby was chosen house mother of the Beta Theta Phr Fraternrty at Iowa U I see that Kenny Ploen recently toured the country break rng many of Jrm Thorpe s records Karlen Sutton has been home makrng the lrvrng rn her beauty saloon Al Foster rs one of the top marrrage consultants rn Las Vegas Nevada In the movre vrorld me find Myrna Soderstrom starrmg rn Love Em and Leave Em Sherla Cramm has recently finrshed her role rn Jealousy Jerry Reynolds recently returned from France where he has the leadrng role rn Prerre Mrnard Drck Westbo rs starrmg rn the Quret Man and Jrm Collrns Paul and Brll Matthew and Paul Mrller are appearrng rn a new thrrllrng srrc drmensronal western You may see these features at the Caprtol Theater whrch rs owned by Bob Rinehart and Chuck Ullrrch On entermg you may purchase your trcket from Marron Block your candy from Patty Ann Hamer and be ushered to your seat by Grant Nelson Workrng wrth the Barnum and Barley Crrcus are Dave Halbach and Chuck Vogt as mrdgets Joyce Turner as the grant lady Arlrne Dunn as the fat lady Drck Berl as a Frre eater and Don Srevers as the grant man Makrng great progress rn the entertarnment world rs a dance band consrstrng of Shrrley Strohm Lynn Trngleff Joan Jensen Carol Krng Norma Cavrness and Gary Sander At the nrght club where they play a floor show every nrght features a chorus lrne wrth Joan Cook Glorra Guthardt JoAnne Surter Pat Ryan Helen Rrchter Shrrley Knrght and Kay Grerhart Also appearrng rn the act rs a duet by Betty McDonald and Jack Seeser In the televrsron world we have the famous announcers Leonard Bruhn and Arnre Adkrns for Who s Who rn the Zoo Lors McGauvran rs nrght Janrtor at XYZ TV Re cently Betty St Clarr has opened her new TV program Lonely Hearts In rndustry we find the Johnson Partnershrp of Don Johnson Merlrn Johnson Dwayne Johnson and Max John Page 122 . U I U r ' 1 1 r 1 A ' CK ' ' ' !? , . Y . . - . U Y Y h . . , , rr - - 1 , . - . ' ' . ' , . ? ' V I K v -' Viv' ' . y ' . . . Y V I V . . - , . 1 I D U , ,IV ' . . . ,, . ,,- - - rr V . 1 I 3 1 U Q ' ' . . , . . - ' ' ' ' LL 11 . . KK . Y, . A ' . v , A v 1 1 I A Y V Y - . . V I I CA I Y rv ' . . V . Y . . ' ' ll Y! I . - ' . ' ' ' . . H . - A ,' ' r ' v U v ' ' 'H ' ' ' ' ' v Murphy, LaRheta Hicks, Sally' Brauer, Delores Brieter, and ' ' , ' - , . Y . V . - I A . ' . . ' ' ' : . ' 1 1 I , .. r . 3 , . . . . Z 1 A ' M . ' ' , ' 1 ' - . . . , V 1 . , , y U . A, , ,, . . r 1 , - y . , 1 v ' I I 1 . I Y, I Y . 1 D ! ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 q , Y ! Y I I 1 l l 7 7 g . I ' ' ' rr 1 ' 1 , , . . . ,, . . . . . , . , . , . 1 P Y ' . ' ' ' 4 KI 11 1 . . . I Y ' Prophecy ston,who are now the producers ofjohnson Johnson Johnson, and ,Ionhston Baby Products Engmeers for the new brrdge bexng buxlt across Beaver Island rnclude Dennxs Kammsky john Amesbury joe Suter, Gene Petty Dean Tooley and Tom McLane Two classmates who have attaxned great fame are Don Smrth and Jxm Sheely Don IS now the second Exnstem at the Massachusetts Instltute of Technology jxm was recently elected as presrdent of the Umted States He IS now servmg hrs term Representmg the Dally Dxsapporntment at the Inaugural Ball was Dxck Funnell who took complete coverage of the affalr We find servmg ln President Sheely s admmxs tratxve group an all female cabmet consrstmg of Verna Mc Nulty Pat Logue, Mamle Bates Sylvla Kunde Nancy Ophelm Durelle Rastrelll Kay Kohler judrth Hall and Carol Grrll Teachmg ln the new Benedict Arnold School we find Let1t1a Knox Carol Spormann Joan Petersen Shella Spicer Tom Hudson Ronald Kelly and Carl Nelson The new prmcrpal this year IS LaRetta Vogel Two new compames whxch have come to Clmton are the Toothless Comb Company and the Good Humor Company The door to door salesmen for the Toothless Comb Com pany are Wesley Kamphuxs Don Keegan Art Trxebll and G1l Thompson The Good Humor men are Ed Cooper Lynn Hebeler Gary Simpson Lawrence Rehr and Don Nrcholaysen Then there are the classmates whom we thought would be successful but have been a disappointment to us They are the 5 Hs Don Hart Don Hextt Brent Holleran Larry Honeywell, and Larry Hemmett, otherwise known as the Horrible Humble Haggard Happy Hermxts Then as our city garbage collectors we have Dlck Meade Marv1n Rlggs Sam Wxllxams and Reg Jacobsen Our street cleaners are Wayne Wrlke Bob Seeser Chuck Reed and Lloyd Osmundson Mxracles will never cease Ronny Karr fpresxdentj and Gene Koranda Kvxce presxdentl of the You Name It Dog Food Company have just come out wrth a new dog food They call rt the Flea Brtten Dog Food The first vrctrm to try rt out was The Doggxe ln the Window The telephone receptxomsts Jean Hendrrcks jams Kool and Rosemary Kuehner have quite a txme lxstemng to all the dogs call up complammg about the dog food They complam that rt does not grve them haxr on thexr chests A new manufacturing company has just moved mto town They manufacture The Never Fall Permanent Kits Presrdent of thxs company rs Dxck Lxngle Free demonstratxons on how to use thls kxt are gxven by their beautrful beauty operators Lowetta Hlghtower Phyllis Melchert and Barbara Neumann Stan Strxley and joe Lane are co owners of the Ever ready Raincoat Factory established m Carro Egypt for the sole purpose of supplyxng the travelers on the Sahara Desert wxth thls much used artxcle Thexr OHICIBI button hole col lectors are Henrietta Kuchlenz Shrrley Marlowe and Karen Hopkms fhe glrls synchromzed shorthand trxo have recently broken the world s record by takmg dxctatlon at 560 words per mmute The trlo consists of Mary Easley Geraldme Gertsen and Sandra Lungren Darlene Daley Mary Ann Peterson and Peggy Nlssen are now on tour gxvmg baton twlrlmg exhxbrtxons ln Europe Jams Morrxs Donna Moore Dave Martxn and Wlllram Mahoney have just formed the new M 8r. M 8s M 85 M Candy Company Wayne Paulme Inter planetary Travel Service has re ently opened wlth JIITI Kofron as space pllot rn chief and Larry Dlerks as co pilot You recelve heavenly SGYVICC wxth Shxrley VanVuren and Geraldme Pruett as space hostesses If you your reservatxons at Oberman s Travel Agency Margy wxll help arrange your vacation for you just last month she arranged a vacation to Sun Valley Venus for Marilyn Garvey and Gealea Fugate Darlene May IS m Paris Pluto desxgnmg a radlo active ultra violet space su1t especrally for the va catmomsts You wxll find Shxrley Tucker modehng a space surt m the popular magazme The Wharff edrted by Shxrley Wharff and her co edrtor Eumee Hansen Carol Matthews IS now the edxtor of the Universe Trotter a newspaper whlch carrxes the up to the mmute news on what xs happenmg 1n our faxr universe Beheve me It s not much more dxfficult than the work on the Clmtoman Charles Cargxll and Davxd Hansen are the owners of a new suxtcase manufaeturmg company located just outsxde of Clmton Thenr secretaries are Helen Lorenzen Pat Madden, Betty Schultz and Betty Ferguson whose Job rs to delrver these sultcases to the Afrrcan elephants These surtcases match thexr trunks Little did we thmk that year we graduated from Clmton High School that the fickle finger of fate would pomt ln thxs drrectxon Pig: 175 1 , - 1 . 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