Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)
- Class of 1954
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SHARAR Dean of Clinton junior College flfllf ' ' ' 'Hill '?9hi9 MERCEDES ABRAHAM 'J GLADYS ARNOLD I' 5.,l1shl1 12 , M .F 1. ' f - ,uw - . 2' - ' a an 'S' CATHERINE AUSTIN S . EEF' ,7 x I ng- -N-.zs N . 4- ag K . QS-- . ram A-, 4-'E' 1,3-5 0' T49 W C 71 ,K ' -.-Q.. ,fQ,, V- 1 ' 0- N Tru- K' CORINNE FORSEE Social Studies ll, 12 MABEL FOSTER Cafeteria Manager Home Economics WILLIAM GRIMMER Vocal Music MAYNARD I-IANSEN Mathematics 9, l0 MARIE I-IARTMANN English 9 H. S, and J. C. Spanish LEO HERKELMANN Mathematics 11, 12 J. C. Mathematics MILDRED HILL Secretary EDWIN JONES General Science NELLIE JONES English I2 Remedial Reading ,I C English GERTRUDE ENGLERT Clerical Practice Typing and Shortlmncl 12 Personal and j, C, Typing LOIS FENLON English 10 Business English wi -19- O r, Page 8 RUTH FEINBERG Girls' Physical Educahun LESLIE FISHWILD Social Mathematics gl . 'anify 'Oi Zig .I A ' il xl . . - Mx ' r T -:Gaby fl: I x u n A a 'H ' ,,- 1 ,m -:' la Ru 'X ft' + 5, ,,1r. .WY S 1 Director of Physical Education HARRIET MATHISEN Typing and Shorthand 11 LORETTA MATTOCKS Social Studies 9, 11 H S and J C Mechanical Drawing EDWARD MICKEY H S andj C Biology BETTY O LEARY Girls Physical Education H S andj C Physics RICHARD POLLACK Boys Physical Education ,- 136 47 4-sv' giiaic, ? Q ' r-C ,. X 7195 EDWARD RASHKE Vlfooclwork Boys' Physical Eduratimi CHARLES ROCHAU MARIE RAUN Social Studies l J. C, Social Stu l dies ,- A t A ,Ki . ig 'Rl 5--Q: F I ... , f. ,,-:uf .5 K, i' 1 , MERLE ROMEY flklffgfir ',: :. i 'gr' Metalwork THOMAS SHARPLES Bookkeeping Social Studies 12 PHIL SHE FFIELD Boys' Physical Education EVELYN SIEPERT Home Economics Vocational Macliine Shop A-' .-f , A-P f ff' ,AT , t,Y' .4 'ri A HELEN STODDARD Social studies 10 ' ,, X Band ROGER STOSKOPF i ISABELLE STREIB Clothing Appreciation Home Management fin .jv- DEAN TRAVIS ' 4 H. S. and J. C. Speech, Dramatics FLORENCE WARNOCK Librarian LEONARD WILSON ' Vocational Woodwork Wrestling Page 10 .94- 'J .--4, 'WS .9 54 '45 ,,4-A Classes 4' fi. 5 vnu?- IQ. li H af' u 55 'L M an -1 f 1 I If I , vin JX- 24 .' ev, X im li 'lm 4-fi -39! Jewell Abbott Abby Y-Teens 2.3.4. Wesley Abramson Abe ' Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Sound Crew 2.3.4. joe Adams Curly Marvin Allender Ali Pasha Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball 1. Arline Anderson Andy Y-Teens 2.3.4. Ronald Andresen Rocky Pan American 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. F.T.A. 4. Clyde Andrews Corky fNo picturej. I -41 W is Nancy Bandy 4 Homeroom Treasurer 4, Secretary 4. ,GY National Thespians 3.4. Little Thea- x ter 3.4. Debate 3. Band 1.2.3.4. ' 4-'. Letter 3. Pan American l.2.3,4. sl' Y-Teens 2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. F.T.A. 4. .Y X N ' U 5 Nancy Benson Nance 1 X Home-room Vice President 1.3. Fresh- by - man Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. 'SN ' Swing Show l.2.3,4. Letter 3. G.A.A. I 1. Latin Club 1.2, Y-Teens l.2.3,4. x x 4 S f A ' I Richard Bjornas Dickie B. I Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4. A G ' Boosters' Club 4. Track 1. Kiwanis 4. t x A af n': ug- Joseph Blanchard ' 'Joe Clintonian Bi-Weekly 2.3. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 3.4. Football 1.2. Basketball 1.2. Track 1. 1' Virginia Boileau Ginny at G.A.A. 1. Y-Teens l,2.3.4. 9 ,.,.f 9 Dorothy Booth Red Cross Representative 3. Girls' man Choir 1. A Cappella 3.4. Swing Show 1.3.4. Letter 4. Pan American 4. Latin Club 1.2,3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Chemistry Club 4. Page 1 2 Glee Club 2. Vice President 2. Fresh- s Lee Bossen Homeroom Secretary l. Pan Ameri- , K can 2.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. -1 1 . ill David Broadrick Dusty 'i Homeroom President 4. Football W K 'JN 2.3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. V I I 4 .. 9 Edward Brodersen Brody Homeroom Secretary 2.3. Treasurer 5 ' 1.3. Pan American 4. Bachelors' ' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. I gg-0 t wr - 1' A 't ' if 4- 1 Edward Brown Ed Homeroom President 4. Vice Presi- Q dent 2.3. Band 1.2.3 Letter 3. Pan ' . American 4. Bachelors' Club 4. N Boosters' Club 4. Football l. Track 1.2. Swimming1.2.3,4. Letter 1.2.3.4. Tennis 3. Rotary 4. x mi i X james Brown Oscar Red Cross Representative 4. Bache- l , ' Qi. 30. lors' Club 4. Treasurer 4. Football F 9 1.2.3. Track 1.3. Boosters' Club 4. 7 -. 1- s 1 Jeannine Brown Camanche High School, Camanche, Iowa, 1.2. A Cappella 3.4. Girls' m K' Triple Trio 4. Swing Show 3.4. G.A.A. 3. Pan American 4. Latin 1 Club 3.4. Y-Teens 3.4. Chemistry . S. club 4. F.T.A. 4, Pr.-Sadfm 4. 'P'-ij Ronald Buelow Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1.2.3. Track 2.3.4. Carolyn Byers Carol Red Cross Representative 1.2. Girls' Glee Club 2. Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. Triple Trio 4. Swing Show 2.3.4. Letter 4. G.A.A, 1.3. Pan American 3. Y-Teens 1.2,3,4. Typing Award 50. Shorthand Award 80. Jack Byers Bachelors' Club 4. Roger Cameron Poncho Bachelors' Club 4. Homeroom Presi- dent 2. Boosters' Club 4. Football l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Track 1.2.3. Letter 3. VVrestling 1.2. Kenneth Carlsen Poop Bachelors' Club 4. Gene Carstensen Whitey Homeroom Vice-President 4. Bache- lors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Foot- ball l.2.3.4. Letter 4. Track 1.2.3.-1. Letter 4. Wrestling 2, Page 13 8. H. -I l Q 5, . ,-. ii K. al A XY 4+ '44 A I 1 7' 2,1 'Q X. ' 1 4 1 X -0 of . s ,v 1 2 , e is 1' 4 15 ETH sv Donna Casberg Doni Homeroom President 3. Red Cross Representative 2. National Thes- pians 2.3.4. Little Theater 1,2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 2. Swing Show 1.2. Pollywogs 2.3. G.A.A. 1.2. Pan American 1.4. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4 Chemistry Club 4. Typing Award 50. Wayne Chandler Curly Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 3.4. Basketball 1. Track 1. Wres- tling 3. Dixie Chase Homeroom President 1. Girls' Glee Club 2. Freshman Clioir 1. A Cap- pella 3.4. Mixed Octet 3.4. Swing Show 2.3.4. Letter 4. G.A.A. 1.3, Pep Club 3.4. Pan American 2.3.4. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Typing Award 50, Shorthand Award 80. Dean Christensen Red Pan American 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Basketball 1 Track l Barbara Clark Barbie Homeroom Treasurer 3 Freshman Choir l A Cappella 2 3 4 Swing Show 1 2 3 4 G A A l Pan Amer: can 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Shorthand Award 60 Pnllvwogs 1 2 3 Oscar Clark Oscarlater Homeroom President 2 Treasurer 2 Bachelors Club 4 Boosters Club Track 12 Wrestling 12 Letter 2 Page 14 s ... y vi. . ' l . 4: , . 'HID I' . 5 'Lf X 14 ,RK 6 . 1-'17 ... 5 iN min V1 fri' 'ir' 41 ,I David Cousins Davey Pan American Club 3.4. Bachelors Club 4. Boosters' Club 1.4. Chemis- try Club 4. Basketball 1. Track 1,2 Darline Cram Shorty Charles Cunningham Pat Boone High School. Boone, Iowa. l Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4 Chemistry Club 4. Football 3,4, Letter 3. Basketball 2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Track 2.3.4. Edith Dawson Pedro Y Teens 1 Pan American I Norene Dierks Norener Homeroom Secretarx 3 Pan Ameri Q can 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Cabinet 4 91 '57 in-.a-fa K ...- 'W 1,1 J oan Domsalla Dumpy Class Secretary 3 4 Homeroom Vice President 3 Secretary 4 Band l 2 3 4 Pin 3 Letter 3 Orchestra 4 Girls Glee Club 2 A Cappella 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Swing Show 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 ice President 4 Pan American 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 G A A Best Athlete 2 3 Letter 2 3 Pin 4 i ,F L . . ' . - A E - . . . ff . . K 5- -. .z' Y Q j . 4 It . y' ' ll ll 1. 'V P I ll DI 1.4. . . ' . . ' ' ' , Y I . J . . . . . 'Q' ..v . Latin club 2.3. Y-Teens 1.2.3.-1. w .-L .- A fl ' I ' I I Martha Dowty Mart Arnold Fisher Jack 'is Mt. St. Clare, Clinton. Iowa. 1. Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3.4. Pin 3. Letter 4. G.A.A. 3. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens 3.4. Dorothy Dunmore Dot Homeroom Treasurer 4. Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3.4. Letter 4. G.A.A. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. Patricia Ewers Peanuts Richland Center High School. Rich- land Center. Wisconsin. 1. Freeport High School. Freeport. Illinois. 2. Davenport High School, Davenport. Iowa, 3. Richard Farwell Whip 1 Class Treasurer 4. Homeroom Presi- dent 2. Red Cross Representative 3. Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. Boys' Quartet 4. Swing Show 1.2.3.4. Letter 3. Pan American 2.3.4. Bache- lors' Club 4. Boosters' Cluh 1.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Football 1.2. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Track 1.3. Golf 2.4. Major Letter 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Presi- dent 4. Rotary 4. john Fenlon Wicky Class President 2. Homeroom Presi- dent 1. Senate 1.2.3,4. Student Body Treasurer 3. President of Student Body 4. Cabinet 2.3.4. Band l.2.3,4. Letter 3. A Cappella 3.4. Boys' Quartet 2.3.4. Latin Club 1.2.3.4. Consul 2. Swing Show 2.3.4. Bache- lors' Club 4. Track 2.3.4. Letter 4. Chemistry Club 4. Latin Award 2. Swimming 2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Presi- dent ofthe Eastern Division of Iowa Association of Student Councils 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Ki- wanis 4. Ronald Ferris Ron Homeroom President 4. Vice Presi- dent 1. Red Cross Representative 1. A Cappella 3.4, Swing Show 3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Executive Board 4. Chemistry Club 4. Football 1.2.- 3.4. Letter 4. Basketball 1.2. Track 1.2.3.4. Boosters' Club 4. Rotary 4. gas fe-4 '5- usp. J! Mumford High School. Wisconsin. 3. Homeroom Vice President 2. Secre- tary 1. Pan American 2. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 2. Chemistry Club 4. Football 1.2. Basketball 1.2. Track 1.2, Tennis 4. i 1 .LR ta .:M J xl. NIP 'ISS' Donna Fletcher National Thespians 3.4. Yearbook 2.3. Swing Show 3. Pep Club 3.4. Little Theater 4. Pan American 2. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4. Shorthand Award Thomas Fullick Tom Homeroom President 3. Red Cross Representative 2. Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4, Boosters' Club 3.4. Football 1.2.3.-1. Letter 4, Track 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2.4. Chemistry Club 4. Kiwanis 4. Gene Gandrup Gandy Bachelors' Club 4. Walter Gilbertson Wag Bachelors' Club 4. Football 1.2. ,--. 11 .9 W' 'Graaf ,NX X --Q57 I X gf Letter 2. Track 1.2.3. -f-' :N . ' 40 .' .1 I G! t s 651. in Audrey Goenne Aud X Hn 1'nE1'1C8n CCHS .1-M H I v P A ' 2. Y-T 1.2.3.4. 'F 'Gr is 'A SQA.- ' N' ' Page 15 ,ws as Robert Goodridge B.F. - Jggeph Greenwalt Joe .- Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2. ' ' B h 1 -Cl b4. B t -C1 b4- f Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball 1.2. 3' l ac cms u O05 ers u 5 I C4 Track 4. f 4 Jw 'st' . kv' .1 C- . Y? -. A-'gi' , X 5-ii -' l, . T john GOOS Sp0Ok Naomi Gregerson Toots ' F Freshman Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. y.Tl-l-ns ZUXV4. Ljtllg Tpwau-r 2'3,4, R Swine Slww l.2.3.4. Letter 3. Typing Award 50. Shorthand Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball 1.2. Award 1004 Ai Track 4. - 2+ 1 s N N J ' ' x BCVCYIY Gore Bevie , 2 Alfred Grell Alfie 5 Q Homeruom Secretary 2. Clintunian Q A, Homcroom Secretary. ll Bachelors' ' ' Bi-lNeel-cly 1.2. Girls' Glee Club 1.2. K' Club 4- Fcwthali 2-' Track lvl. 4 -fi Freshman Choir l. A Cappella 3.4. , ,ll Swing Show l.2.3.4. Letter 4. Pep ' sf i -- A Club 2.3.4. Pan American 2.3.4. 'T mx Y-Teens1.2.3.4. Cabinet 4. F.T.A 3.4. U.C.T. Essay Award 1. Little I. X, Theater 4 ,ff V, L I .- sf 9 r .I .li iilifyl L., a fs- .1 'f,i5f54.i'v'7'fii 11f'6 Viviaf1G0SS MBib5H Eugene Guidebeck Gene T f National Thespians 3.4. Little , H P 'i t 24 V- p 3 Thef-r-ffm. MfffMf1nSfaL0uiS- ' ' . af. .i,3iTi iSl.iEiil2f'2mi.Si2.i1.iJS5A. Gir1s'Glee Club 2. Freshman Choir 1. ' ' Freshman Choir 14 A Cappella 2'3'4, A .CBPEWHR 3-4, Tfivlf TH 4- .3 Librarian 4. Swing siifiw 2.3.4. Swing Show 2.3.4. Letter 4. Pan ' Letter 3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Foot- .-sn American 1.2..K,4. Latin Club 1.2. 54, h ball I Track I 2 34- Swlmminu YATeens 1.2.3.4. .Cabinet 4. Real - - L2-3.4: Letter l 2 3'.4I Rotary 4- Cross Representative 2 F.T.A. 4. X A v V W i 1 . il A Ao- 1 u Patricia Graf Pat Clintonian Bi-Weekly 3.4. Letter 4. G.A.A. 3. Pan American 2.3.4. Y- Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Shorthand Award 80. F.T.A. 3.4. Sharon Graves Homeroom Vice President 4. Treas- urer l. Senate 2.4. National Thes- pians 1.2.3.4. Little Theater l.2.3.4. Cheaper By The Dozen. Yearbook 2.3.4. Editor 3. Co-editor 4. Pin 2. Letter 3.4. Pol1yw0gs1.2,3,4. Vice President 3. Pep Club 2.3.4. Latin Club 3.4. Consul 4. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Chemistry Club 4. Gate- way Classics Attendant l. National Honor Society 3.4. Secretary 4. Richard Hagerman Hagen Homeroom Treasurer 3. Band l.2,3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Football 2. Dorothy Hall Dot G.A.A. 1.2. Pan American 3. Y- Teens 1.3.4. Page 16 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Doris Kahler Y-Teens 4. Dennis Kair Dennis the Menace Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Football 2. Basketball 1. Track 1 Pan American 3,4. Simone Kaulakis Westbrook High School, Maine, l,2,3. Pan American 4. Latin Club 4. Y-Teens 4. F.T.A. 4. Lawrence Keithley CNo pictureh. Tom Kelly Freshman Choir 1, Pan American 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball 1. Robert King Bob Class President 1. Humeroom Presi- dent 1. Vice President 4. Senate 1.2. Cabinet l. Supreme Court 2. Little Theater 2.3. National Thespians 2,3,4. Freshman Choir 1. A Cap- PCUH 2-4- BOYS' Quartet 1.2. Swing Show l,2. F.T,A. 4, Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 1.4. Football l.A Track l.2,3.4. Letter 3.4. Wres- tling l,2,3,4. Letter 3.4. Wayne King Homeroom Treasurer 1.2. Red Cross Representative 2. Little Theater 4. Freshman Choir l. A Cappella 2.3.4. Swing Show l,2,3,4. Letter 3. Pan American 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 2. Chemistry Club 4. Football 2. Track 1. Rotary 4. 'wr '-. .. , lk? lu. v ' .ru i m. Q Ki X 1 I qv' '-47 'V I W, V ' x f' -111 5. QQ vs if fi' H 'V 'ff' Nancy Klare Nan Y-Teens 3,4. Shorthand Award 80. Robert Klare Bob Bachelors' Club 4. Pan American 3.4. Latin Club 2.3. Chemistry Club 4. Football l. Basketball I. Track 1. Jacquelyne Klingenberg Y-Teens 1.2.3.-1. Pollywogs 2.3, Chemistry Club 4. Kaye Koestler Kess Homeroom President 3. Secretary l. Treasurer 2. Yearbook 3,4. Pin 3. Letter 4. Freshman Choir 1. Polly- wogs l.2.3,4. Pep Club 4. Pan American 3. Y-Teens 1.2.3,-1. Arthur Ladehofl' Homeroom Vice President 3. Fresh- man Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 1,2,4. Gary Langfitt Foggy Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club l.2.3.4. Page 19 I ww-,gr 4 I .w. . vi li xi A 1 0 in 1-P 1 . 'Q Diane Lauritzen Dynamite Y-Teens l.3.4. Shorthand Award 60. Loran Leeper Tiger VVheatland High School. Wheatland. Iowa. l.l Red Cross Representative 3.4. Band 3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. jean Lein Jeanie Horneroom Vice President 2. A Cappella 3.4. Point Secretary 4. Mixed Octet 3.4. Swing Show 3.4. Letter 4. Pep Club 1.3.4. Latin Club l.2.3,4. Y-Teens 1.2.3.-1. Typ- ing Honor 50. Willard Lenson Bill Homeroom Secretary 4. Senate 1. Latin Club 2.3. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. W'rcstl1ng l.2.3.4. Letter 2.3.4. Tennis l.2. Kiwanis 4. Frederick Lesher Fred Class Vice President 2. Homeroom President 3.4. Senate 2.3.4. Fresh- man Choir l. A Cappella 2.3.4. Vice President 4. Swing Show 2.3.4. Letter 3. Latin Club l,2,3.4. Consul 2. Bachelors' Club 4. President 4. Chemistry Club 4. Football l.2.3.4. Letter 2.3.4. Basketball l. Track l,2.3.4. Letter 2.3.4. Wrestling 2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Kiwanis 4. Dorothy Lind Dort Red Cross Representative 4. National Thespians 3.4. Little Theater 3.4. Meet Me In St. Louis. Band 1.2.3,4. Letter 3. Orchestra l.2.3,4. Letter 4. Pan American 3.4. Latin Club l.2.3.4. Y-Teens 1,2.3,4. Cabinet 3.4. Chemistry Club 3.4. Page 20 sf.. . .1 1 C . lx Y. 4 1,5 .A If -Ji! - wx 8 1 3 n I I ' ,,- 'Zi' William Litchfield Bill Pan American 4. Bachelors' Club 4 Boosters' Club 4. Swimming 4. Henry Lockhart Flying Jack Fall Track 3. Swimming 3. Chemis- try Club 4. Mary Ann Lorenzen Ma Pan American 1.2. Y-Teens l,2.3.4. Shorthand Award 60. David Lueck Dave Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Football 2. Janice Lundquist Jan Homeroom Secretary l. G.A.A. 2. Pan American l.2. Y-Teens l.2.3,4. Nancy Luthans Lou Homeroom President 1. Vice Presi- dent 3.4. Little Theater 2.4. Year- book 2. Pin 2. Pollywogs l.2.3,4. Pep Club 3.4. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Latin Club l.2.3.4. Cheer Leader 2. Chemistry Club 4. Typing Honor 60. Prom Attendant 3. PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Roxy Murphy Murph Red Cross Representative 4. Class Secretary 4. Homcroom Treasurer 1.4. Secretary4. Senate 2. Supreme Court 3.4. National Thcspians 2.3.4. Little Theater 3.4. Mtwther Was A Freshman. Room For One Mrmrt-. Band l.2.3.4. Letter 3. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Orchestra 1.2. Charles Nelson Class Viee President 3. Senate 3.4. Supreme Court 3. Little Theater 3.4. Tiger House. Room For One More. Band l.2.3,4. Pan American 2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Spanish Awarrl 3. Kiwanis 4. Harold Nelson Bachelors' Club 4. Betty Lou Neumann Pep Club 4. Y-Teens l.2,3.4. Eutoka Nickelsen Toka Homeroom President l. Senate l. Orchestra l,2.3.4. Treasurer 2.3. Secretary 3.4. Letter 2. Quartet 3. Ensemble 2. Yearbook 3. Freshman Choir l. Swing Show 1. Pep Cluh 2.3.4. Pan American 2.3.4. Latin Club l,2.3,4. Chemistry Club 4. Y Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet l.4. Joyce Nielsen Joycie DeWitt High School, Dt-Witt. Iowa. l.2. G.A,A. 3.4. Point Secretary 4. Pan American 4. Y-Teens 3.4. Short' hancl Award h0. F.T.A. 4. .-f' Ruth Nielsen Ruthie Red Cross Representative 1. G.A.A. 4. Y-Teens l.2,3.4. john O'Donnell Jack Northampton High School, Massa- ehusetts, l,2. Senate 4 Football 3. Kiwanis 4. Richard Olson jug Horn:-room Vice President 1.4. Clin- tonian Bi-VVeelf:ly 2,4. Latin Club l.2,3,4. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Football l.2,3,4. Letter 3. Basketball I. Track l,2,3.4. Letter 2.3.4. Swimming 2. Prom King 3. Barbara Osmundson Ozzie Red Cross Representative 3. Homea room President l. Pollywogs l,2.3,4. President 4. Secretary-Treasurer 2. Pep Cluh 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 4. Pan American 3.4. Cheerleader Z. Y-Teens l.2,3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Shorthand Award 100. Homecoming Attendant 3. Natalie Paysen Nats Orchestra l. Ensemble 1. Swing Show l. Pan American 4. Y-Teens 3.4. Art Awards l.2.3. F.T.A. 4. Doris Penzkofer Penny G.A.A. 3. Pan American 4. Y- Teens 1.3.4. Page 23 M Ska ' ' in lf' . 9,5 if 1 I 9 if mv '- Q. 1 Q Be Y I Gary Peters Big Gare Freshman Choir 1 A Ca ella 2 X4 . . pp ,. . Swing Show 3.4. Letter 3. Bachelors' Clulx 4. Football 1.2. Natalie Powell Nat Camanche High School, Camanche, Iowa. l.2. Swine, Show 4. ACappeall 4 G.A.A. 3,4. Pan American 4. Y Teens 3.4. Shorthand Award 80. james Pruett Red Ironton High School 1.2. wi? X .1 W Janice Rasmussen Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Pan American 2. A 3 Billie Ruth Ray Doll Camanchc High School, Camanche, Iowa. l.2. G.A.A. 3. Y-Teens 3,4. F.T.A. 4. Ann Reter Peter Class Secretary 2. Homeroom Presi- dent 4. Little Theater 3.4. Band 1.2,- 3.4. Letter 3. G.A.A. 1. Pan Ameriran 3,4. Latin Club 2,3,4. Y-Teens l,2.3,4. Treasurer 4. Chem- istry Cluh 4. Secretary 4. Junior Carnival Queen 3. Wayne Quick Lick V , wiiiiam Richter Bill Barhe-lors' Clulw 4. Swimming l,2. gf Bachrlms- Club 4' 'a eg., , Shirley Rannfeldt Shirt Jerry Roberson '-Robe Freshman Chou' 1' Yxreens lux-4' A Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Q aaskmmii 1. 'RD Carol Rasmussen Razz Homeroom Treasurer-Secretary 3. Supreme Court 4. Little Theater 3,4. Best Foot Forward. Yearbook 4. Girls' Glee Club 2. Freshman Choir 1. Point Officer 1. Mixed Chorus 3. Swing Show l,2. Pep Club 2,3,4. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens l,2,3,4. Chemistry Club 4. Shorthand Award 80. Gateway Classics Attendant 2. Prom Attendant 3. National Thes- pians 4. Robert Ross Band 1,2,3,4. Letter 4. Sound Crew l,2,Ql,4. Chemistry Club 4. Treasurer 4. Rotary 4. Page 24 Myrle Rowen Homeroom Treasurer 2. Clintonian Bi-Weekly 2.3. Pin 2. Letter 3. G.A.A. l,2.3.4. Vice President 3. President 4. Pep Club 3.4. Pan American 4. F.T.A. 4. Y-Teens l,2,3.4. Cabinet 4. Gail Ryner Hoppy Homeroom Vice President 2. Fresh- man Choir 1. A Cappella 2.3.4. President 4. Swing Show l.2.3.4. Letter 4. Lat.n Club l,2,3.4. Bache- lors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Foot- ball 1.2.3. Letter 3. Basketball 1.2.3. Letter 3. Track l.2.3. Letter 3. Prom Attendant 3. Frank Schaal Savanna Community' High School. Savanna. Illinois, 1.2.3. Bachelors' Club 4. Wrestling 4. Letter 4. Chemistry Club 4. Edward Schaley Class Treasurer 1. Senate 2.3.4. Band 1. Freshman Choir l. A Cap- pella 2.3.4. Boys' Quartet 2.3.4. 4-' . vu F' an I 'ag A' -.3 v WT l Q Y -ll? I . at ... ' mar, Carole Schroeder Carolann National Thespians 3.4. Little Theater 3.4. Mother Was A Freshv man 2. G.A.A. l. Pan American 2. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Chemistrv Club 4, F.T.A. 4. Joyce Schultz Schlitz Freshman Choir l. Pan American 2 Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Gary Schumacher Baldy Bachelors' Club 4. Richard Scribner Scrib Freshman Choir l. Bachelors' Club 4. Football 2. Basketball l. Fall Track l,2.4. Letter 4. Wrestling 3.4. Swing Show l.2.3.4. Letter 3. Little YN, 1 Letter 3.4, Theater 4. Latin Club 3.4. Consul 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Football 2. Track ef' - A l.2,3.4. Fall Track l,4. Letter 4. Kiwanis 4. A . b h- p tx.. A. . 5 I I David Schnack Snatch If J Darlene Shadid Band 1.2.3,4. Letter 3. Pan Ameri- G.A.A. l. Pan American 3.4. Y- can 3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Sound K, .Q Teens l.2.3.4. Shorthand Award 80. Crew 1.2.3,-1. Q -1, th. Phillip Schorr Class Treasurer 3. Senate l. Na- tional Thespians 3.4. Little Theater 3.4. Tiger House 3. Band l.2.3,4. Letter 3. Pan American 4. Latin Club 2,3,4. Treasurer 3. Bachelors' Club 4. Latin Award ll. Kiwanis 4. Carol Sharar Homeroom Secretary 3. Red Cross Representative 1.2.3.-1. Best Foot Forward. Little Theater 3.4. Fresh- man Choir l. Swing Show l.2.3.4. Letter 3. A Cappella 2.3.4. G.A.A. 1. Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 3.4. Page 25 '.'. ly , 'Suhr 'ic I ., X, ' f I I as ,H 51 15,1 5 t i I fi'- . s x. 'Q I? E l 91.3, 'Q Q. w I ' f X X. A I- W ia.-sr, 'C' 'l Wz...! I rf' Q. Larry Sigler Lar Homeroom Vice President 4. A f A-4 rp-. Cappella 2. Latin Club l,2.3.4. 'a V Bachelors' Club 4. Basketball l,2, Track 2.4. Tennis l.2,3.4. Kiwanis 4. t za. f 1 . 1' 1. Richard Simon National Thespians l.2.3,4. Little I, - . Theater l.2.3,4, Letter 1. Cheaper I , ,gy V By The Dozen. Band 1.2.3. Letter s,' 3. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' cum 2.4. 5 Q 2' -3-Q , W. W 'Y' ll Robert Simon Little Sim Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club A if I l.2.3,-1. Football l. Basketball l. Wrestling 2.3. 4.5 gf? -4' f. I r Mildred Simpson Millie Camanche High School. Canianche. '- Iowa. l.2. Latin Club3.4. Y-Teens A 3' 3.4, G.A,A. 3. Clivmistry Club 4. 1. .-f X Philip Simpson Buzz Camanclie High School. Camanchc, Iowa. l.2. Homcroom President 3. x 6' Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. ' . 'Pj .ff Richard Simpson Dick Camanche High School. Camanche. Iowa. 2. Bachelors' Club 4, Football l. Swimming l. Page 26 Charles Sirna Chuck Lincoln High School. Milwaukee Vlfisconsin, 1.2.3. Bachelors' Club 4 james Sipes joker Home-room Secretary 2. Bachelors Club 4. Boosters' Club 2. David Smith Smithers Freshman Choir l. A Cappella 2. Swim.: Show 2. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Basketball l.2, Harry Smith Hare Class President 4. Vice President l. Senate 1.2.3,-1. Homcroom Pre-si' dent l. Cabinet 4. Freshman Choir l. A Cappella 2.3.4. Librarian 3. Swing Show l,2.3.4. Letter 3. F.T,A. 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 2.4. Chr-mistrv Club 4. Football 1.2.3. Basketball 1.2. Track 1.2.3. Letter 3. junior Proni Attendant 3. Most Eligible Bachelors' Attendant 2. Rotarv 4. Walter Smith Walt Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4 Track 2. Woodwork Award 3. Patricia Sproat Pat Iowa Falls High School, Iowa Falls, Iowa. 1.2.3, Y-Teens 4. Homeroom Secretary 4. Treasurer 4. Clintonian Bi-Weekly 4, Letter 4. Orchestra 3.4. Octet ll. Swing Shuw 3. Pnllywogs 2.3.4. Pan American 2.3. Latin Club l.2,3.4. Y-Teens l.2.3.-3. Chemistry Club 4. David Stamp Stumper Homeroom President 2.4. Vice Presif dent l. Bachelors' Club 4. Vice Presiclent 4. Boosters' Club 2.4. Chemistrv Club 4. Fowtlxall l, Track l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Swimming 1.2,- 3.4. Letter l.2.3.4. Kiwanis 4. alia, i ve- - Patricia Stafford Pat Q 'ax Suzanne Sullivan Suzie f .Q V 'Y Homeroom Treasurer 3. Red Cross r ,- Representative 4. Freshman Choir 1 ? ' X 1. Swing Show 1. Pan American 4 X , 2.3.4. Y-Teens l.l.3.4. Cabinet 4. ' F.T.A. 4. , , I wifi., K .K 2 if A. -. K 131. F. mi' f T mtl Henry Swanson Bill k . National Thespians 2.3.4. Little - A ' C 'YN 1 Q9 Theater 2.3.4, Best Foot Forward. - X Mother Was A Freshman. We ' X ' M' ' ' Shook The Familx' 'I'l'ez'. Freshman - 7 ' N' Choir l. A Cappella 2.3.4. Swing gel Show 1.2.3.-S. Letter 3. Bachelors' ., W Club 4. Boosters' Club 1.2. Chem- 4' ' istrj: Club 4. Rotary 4. A M t at as .A A Q. 1 M M NW-W! Aj Marilyn Stamp Band l.2.3.4. Letter 3. Orchestra l. G.A.A. 4. Pan American 2.3.4. Y-Teens 1.2.3,4. Chemistry Club 4, William Stamp Bill Camanchc High School, Camanche. Iowa. 1.2. Homeroom Treasurer 3. Pan American 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Fall Track 4. Chemistry Club 4. Kiwanis 4. Wayne Steensen Steens Homernom Treasurer 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Executive Bnard4. Boosters' Club l,2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Foothall2.3,4. Letter 3.4. Basketball l. Track l.2.3.4. Letter 4. Wrestling 2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Rotary-1. Kenneth Stewart Ken Latin Club 3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Swimming 1.2.3.-4. 1 'X-. Patricia Taylor Pat Freshman Choir l. Swing Show I Y-Teens 2.3.4. Little Theater 2.3 Shorthand Award 80. 1 Lutz Thilo T' . German Exchange Student. Cologne. , ia jf Germany. Pan American 4. Little a ss Theater 4. Latin Club 4. Bachelors' , Club 4. Fall Track 4. Letter 4. . - ,,-' , Swimming 4. Rotary 4. 'J' .tn V' A. I Q 1 1 ,W if A 6 . Q' mf? wr-' f-A 942 ,tal Charlann Townsley Chuck National Thespians 3.4. Little Theater 2.3.4. G.A.A, 1.2. Pep Cluh 2.3.4. Pan American 3.4, Y- Teens l.2,.l.-3, F.T.A. 4. joan Utroska Jo' ' Red Cross Representative 2. Senate 1. National Thespians 4. Little Theater 3.4. Meet Corliss Archer. Girls' Glce Club 2. A Cappella 3.4. Swing Show 2.3.4. Letter 4. Polly- wogs 1.2.3,-1. G.A.A. 1. Cheerleader 1.2.4. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Page 27 'i 2 2 . env U lex.-' all ig if y.. I 5 44' Q' M 2 r I 3 Shirley Van Huizen Shirl' Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4, Sue Vining Band l.2.3.4. Letter 4. G.A.A. 1. Pan American 3.4. Latin Club 4. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. 1 Irene Vogel Pan American 3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. 1' ' tg ' Chemistry Club 4. Shorthand Award 66 ' .40 M Gary Weber Wimpy Muscatine High School. Muscatine. Iowa. 1.2. Red Cross Representative 3. National Forensic League 4. President 4, Debate 3.4. Little Theater 4. A Cappella 3.4. Swing Show 3.4. Letter 4. Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Football 3.4. Letter 3.4. Basketball 3.4. Letter 3.4. Track 3.4. Rotary 4. Janice Webber jan National Thespians 3.4. Little Theater 2.3.4. Letter 3. Mother Was A Freshman. Why I Am A Bachelor. Tiger House. Year- book 2.3.4. Pin 2. Letter 3. Girls' Glee Club 2. Swing Show 2. Pep Club 3.4. Letter 3. Pan American 3.4. Latin Club 2.3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Prom Queen 3. Richard Wede Little Wede Homeroom Treasurer 1.2. National Thespians l.2.3.4. Little Theater 3.4. Freshman Choir 1. Bachelors' Club 4. Executive Board 4. Boosters' Club l.2.3.4. Football l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3. Track l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Rotary 4. W5 ' wp '.-F-' .C . Jghn Vovos Sam , Robert Wede Cisco P we Homeroom Vice President 4. Bache- ,V Q Homeroom President 2. Vice Presi- lors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 1.2.4. Q 4 dent l. Senate 2. Freshman Choir 1, F.T.A. 4. Track 2.3.4. Wrestling 9 A Cappella 2.3.4. Swing Show ' I 1,2,3'4, Letter 2,3,4, Rotary 4. j 321241. Letg:tirl4. PanBAmericanC2.3. M ac e ors' u 1 4. oosters' u 1 4 2.3.4. Chemistry Club 4. Football .. . Hr l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Basketball 1.2.4. ' ' ' Letter 4. Track 1.2. Golf 4. Rotary 4. 1 s ts I - 0 f bf Q 3 . 11. . ' at ar- ,.- 11 X 'n', it 7 ' 'f 3 A '? X' 1' 'Q K 03 x - 1 . ,N -t ,W Daniel Wa ner Crabb i ' Nanc Weih Nance Y Y 5 Bachelors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 2. Homeroom Secretary 1. Senate 1. W National Thespians l.2.3.4. Little m tl Theater l.2.3.4. Letter 2. Secretary Jr-1 4. Treasurer 4. Cheaper By The ,, 7 .M Dozen. '-'People Are Funny. Meet Corliss Archer. Tiger fa' House. National Forensic League -' 3.4. Secretary 4. Treasurer 4. Fresh- .. .. A .sh man'Choir 1. A4 Cappella 2.3.4. f 7,-Mit Girls Sextet 2. Swing Show l.2.3.4. 6355 1'-A.-f. Letter 3. Pollywogs l.2.3.4. Pep QE' i -11.24 , Club 2.4. Cheerleader 1.2. Pan ' . H Q- ' American 3.4. Latin Club l.2.3.4. ' 'hirf-.. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Chem- istry Club 4. History Award 3 National Honor Society 3.4. li I Vs ff 33' .gy If- 44 ' Richard Warner Jghn W f p erner Homeroom President 3. Red Cross National Thespians 3.4. Little Representative l. Senate 3. Little Theater 2.3.4. Letter 3. Mother 10 v Theater 4. Pan American 4. Bache- Was A Freshman. Best Foot rx .' .4 I N v lors' Club 4. Boosters' Club 4. Foot- ball 1. Basketball l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Track l.2.3.4. Letter 3.4. Kiwanis 4. Page 28 Forward. Meet Me In St. Louis. Band l.2.3.4. Letter 3. Orchestra 2.3.4. A Cappella 2.3. Mixed Octet 3.4. Show Boat 3, Swing Show 2.3.4. F,T.A. 3.4. Pan American 3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Sound Crew 1,2, N f f Rgland Wilcox J David Zentner Zunt Bachelors' Cluli 4. Football Z. Horneroom Vice President 3. Fresh- dv D man Choir l. A Cappella 2,3,4. Swing Show l,2,3,4. Letter 4. Barlielols' Club 4 Boosters' Club U' 2,J,-1. Cliemistrv Clulv 4. Football l. X Basketball l. Travk l,2. Swimming 'Q ., 2,3,4. Letter 3,4. Tennis 3, l U .FV Joan Wockenfusg ' Willialil Zicltall Bill Homgl-00m SQ-qrgtgfy 2,3,4, Little ,L Orvliestra 1.2.3,-1. Letter 4. Pin 3. Theater 3, Glrls' Glu- Club 2, A Quartet 3. jacket Chairman 4. Pan Cappella 3,-1A G,A,A, ll Y.Tg-Q-ng American 4. Barlivlors' Club 4. l,2,3,-1. G.A.A. l. Cheerleader 2.3.4. ' ClH'H1lSU'B' Chill 4- Swingz, Show 2,3. Homecoming Attendant 2. Don Wolfe Angie Zirkelbach Washington jr. High School, Du- 5 5, K M8f1UOkCl8HllLllSCXlK7lll,MHQLlOl'CCI8, buque, Iowa, l. Senate 3,4. Student ,1 Iowa. l,2. A Cappealla 3,-1. Triple Body Vice President 4. National V Trio 4. Swing Show 3,4. Letter 4. Thespians 3.4. Little Theater 4. - . Pan Amr-rivan 4. Latin Club 3.4. Meet Me In St. Louis. Swing 1- 2 Y,'l'ecns3,-4. F.T.A. 3,-1. Show 2. Pan American 2,3,4. Latin Club 2.3.4. Bachelors' Club 4. Chem- istry Cluh 4. President 4. Football 2. W Wrestling 2. Rotary 4. ' x l 'E ' 'fr fi - ff if ,lt 4. IHT VALEDICTORIAN John Fenlon Grade point average 3.833 Page 29 SALUTATORIAN David Hartmann Grade point average 3.75 45' A li 1 , ili- N -s ff ,A in as as it-r ..- 1, , . r. 'I-'Y 1 7 nv. 5- . 'W xx., , . N24 - . 1 in Iwi ' J' Ja r . 4 I 'fdmbx E 1 ,a gig QS J fx, .1 1-, , 1, f f-'fl' '-f I JT .pl 5 U 2'-31 ...Q Senior Poll Peppiest W Jo Nett Melchcrt and Dave Stamp. Most Courteous - Ann Reter, Lutz Thilo, and John Fenlon. Wolf and Wolfess - Joan Utroska and John Jaeger. Best Looking - Janice Webber and Ken Miner. Friendliest - Barbara Osmundson. Jo Nett Melchert, and Harrv Smith. 25, x' Best Dancers - Carole Schroeder and Dick Olson. Most Popular - Jo Nett Mclchert and Harry Smith. Most Talkative and Best Line - Charlann Townsley and Don Wolfe, Man and Woman Hater - Kaye Koestler and Fred Lesher. Most Athletic - Joan Domsalla and Fred Lesher. Most Bashful - Sue Vining and Dick Scribner. Best Sport - Muriel Johnson and Tom Havens. Most Likely to Succeed - Margaret Hansen and John Fenlon. Best Personality - Jo Nett Melchert. Dick Olson, and Harry Smith. Figure and Physique - Joan Wockenfuss and John Harden. Best Dressed - Beth Hancock and Ed Brown. Page .il -A-,' K- J ' X .ful fl ' l V If I , 1 V . 1 his ' I gk Sl Fil' f fl H N Semor Class HISIOIY Tempus fugxt' Tnne flxes' only Semors realxze the truth m thls statement Four years 1950 1954 But has lt really seemed hke years? As we the class of 54 look back these four years seem more llke one short day out of our lxyes We were up yy 1th the sun that mornxng m September be cause It was our first day m hxgh school We were the fresh men and what an enthusxastxc addxtxon to the school we were' We made ourselves at home by electmg Bob Kmg presl dent Harry Sm1th vlce presxdent Roxy Murphy secretary and Ed Schaley treasurer Our senators for the first year were Francxe Iten Mary Mmard John Fenlon B111 Lenson Margo Pmney Eutoka Nmckelsen Nancy Welh joan Utroska and Phxl Schorr Wlth our added pep Clmtons 1950 Homecommg was great Our large bonfire reflected the excxtement we felt over our first Homecommg Royalty representmg the freshman class at Homecommg w as Barbara Vantrease With the addxtxon of some fine freshmen swlmmers CHS tled for the state swimming crown Recexvxng varsxty letters xn their freshman year were Dayxd Stamp Gene Gtudebeck Ed Brown and Ken Mxner A fittmg close for the first year at CHS was our hrst Gate way Classlc w 1th jun Kent domg some fine runnmg Our representatwe m the Queen s court was Sharon Graves Summer months zoomed by and soon we were back at school Now we were sophomores To lead our sophomore class we had elected john Fenlon presxdent Fred Lesher v1ce presxdent Ann Reter secretary and Margaret Hansen treasurer Those servmg ln the Senate were Roxy Murphy Sharon Graves Bob Wede jack Harden Harry Smxth Ed Schaley and Bob Kmg Homecomxng football floats' Our sophomore elass was well represented m each category We elected Joan Wocken fuss as our attendant and jack Harden and Fred Lesher play ed on the varslty football team Our own sophomore football team made us proud w 1th thelr record of five WINS two losses and one t1e Wxth the sprlng came the tradltlonal Gateway Classu Thls txme we elected Carol Rasmussen as our attendant jug Olson Fred Lesher jack Harden and john Mul holland recexved varslty letters ln track Then lo and behold' we were upper classmen wxth a busy and xmportant year ahead of us As the result of vxgorous campaygns we elected Dayxd Hartmann Ch arles Nelson Joan Domsalla and Phil Schorr as el ass officers lohn Fenlon earned our xnterests xnto student body. government when he was elected treasurer In the Senate w ere Dmck Warner Don Wolfe Jack Harden Ed Schaley Fred Lesher Harry S1n1th Don joslm and Hans Stang Hans from Neu Ulm Germany was the first exchange student to eome to Clmton and we were proud to hay e hun as a member of the junxor elass Our Junior football team beat our arch rxvals the Daven port Blue Devlls Our team had 1 very suceessful season that year Of course we were all lookmg forward to our junxor Carnxval and the Prom which we were sure would be the bxggest and best Charlann Townsleys suggested name The Martxan M1x up was used as the theme for our carmval Who can forget the Mad Martxanll Queen Ann Reter and Kmg Hans Stang relgned as carmval royalty Another h1gh spot m our Jumor year was the first After Prom Party whxch was a huge success Dxck Olson and Jamce Webber were crowned Kxng and Queen attended by Joan Wockenfuss jack Harden Nancy Luthans Harry Sm1th Carol Rasmussen Ga1lRyner JoNett Melchert and Pete Mumm Other royalty for the year were Barbara Osmundson Homecommg attendant and JoNett Melchert Gateway Classxc attendant In the scholastlc field john Fenlon Nancy Wexh Davxd Hartmann joNett Melchert Sharon Graves Margaret Hansen Rxchard Farwell and jack Harden were elected to Nat1onal Honor Socmety Nancy Wexh recexved the Amerlcan Hxstory Award john Fenlon Fred Lesher and jack Harden represented us at Boys State wxth JoNett Melchert and Murlel Johnson attendmg Gxrls State But our yumor year wouldnt be complete wlthout the memorles of the State Basketball Tournament when Clmton won thxrd place for all Iowa The Comeback Kxds were strengthened because of the presence on the startmg five of Dxck Farwell and Pat Cunnxngham who recexved varsyty letters along w 1th Dlck Warner Gaxl Ryner and Gary Weber Elected varsxty cheerleaders m thexr junlor year were Joan Wockenfuss and joNett Melchert Stxll ln a daze from our Junxor year all too soon we were Semors john Fenlon was elected presldent of our Student Body Semors on h1s cabmet were Don Wolfe Margaret Hansen and Don joslxn Class officers were Harry Sm1th jack Harden joan Domsalla and Rxchard Farwell Our Senators were John O Donnell Charles Nelson Fred Lesher John Jaeger Francle Iten Murxel Johnson Sharon Graves Ed Schaley and Lee Bossen We could hardly belxeve xt but our last Homecommg w as here Thls was the greatest of all Thursday of Homecomxng week we had the yearly bonfxre and varlety show m the audxtorlum Frxday s aCt1V1t1SS began wxth the most spec tacular parade xn CHS hxstory Mr Pollack s Senior home Melchert led the parade as our Queen with Margaret Hansen her Senxor attendant The feature attractxon that nxght was the hard fought football game with Iowa Cnty The Semors leadmg our cheers were joan Utroska JoNctt Melchert and joan Wockenfuss Semors elected xnto Natlonal Honor Socxety the hrst semester were Ann Harrxs and Sharon Hxll IoNett Melchert rece1ved the D A R award Durmg our Semor vear we were honored to have wxth us Lutz Thxlo an eyrehange student from Germany We hope he enyoved bung 1 member of our class CHS w as represented xn the annual Mxrdm Gras Parade by Joan Wockenfuss and john Vovos We were proud of the semors who helped brmg baek to Clmton Hxgh the state swmmnnng ehampxonshmp Ed Broyvn Dav1d Stamp Gene Guldebeck Ken Mmer john Fenlon Davxd Zentner jack Harden and Ken Stewart Mxner won the state dxvxng champlonshxp for the second year xn a row Brown Stamp and Guldebeck were members of the 400 yard free style team whxeh establxshed a new national record Also wmnmg our praxse yn the sports lxne were the semors on the basketball team whlch smothered Davenport ln sub state and won a trxp to the Sweet Sxxteen competltxon These were Duck Farwell Duck Warner Pat Cunnmgham, Gary Weber and Bob Wede The txme on the clock measurmg our Hxgh School days has tlcked away Though someday we may be far away from CHS we the Class of 54 wxll never forget the txme we have spent here Page 32 . . . . 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Danny Aldinger Betty Anderson David Anderson Jacqueline Anderson Sharon Anderson Raymond Annear Myra Arney Tom Bach Anita Beardsley Shirley Benson William Bentson Rolland Bice Ronald Blount Julie Bolte Janet Boulton Robert Boulton 'Z 1 X 1 P .,,.. Y' v-1 wear .-1, 1 we M1 fx ig .4 fs A. --. . Q -i , 4-f 1 4' 4 fl? 'TB E2 3 ii N ar ' - J in 5' F -Lf f' I if r F44 3, .. J' 9 ,,, ., K' j K , C' y X 'ff A ff i : f I 'T z. W 'april J J , v le' Y -1,51 QNX ti I la 9 5 i I 3 ff' C' C 6 , ff a . ,lf ...ilu -42 - Catherine Boyle Jimmie Braudt Lyle Brown Sandra Buckman Carol Ann Buelow Carolyn Burmeister Ruth Cady Annette Carpenter Gertrude Carstens Joyce Chandler Herbert Christiansen Norvall Clemons Jack Collins Joan Cottral Bernice Cram Bonnie Curtis Page 33 ff' 1 A I ,,, ,,. C A I . 1 we N , V ., X X N -we l 'Q A Q 'x 1 5 I f- ,QV 2 -S- J? YJ .Ns A f-Q fi, - 'i i l ,M n -I 1 -F Q -,- -., -A, 1 Wifi ve, -9 .2', .. I '- if 19 wail in 5232 '4 x ! sf X f Tj! -Q K 0- ' ...- v 1 5 if rig' -'F Q? -0- v 1 W1 x.' f m 43 2'- .. W. .. .ei-iw ' 95 4 lp . Ng , -, ., fx jg 4 i 4 sf --lx Fw' , W V at K il' 3 z.. 'fy 1 1 - jf f e 1 '33 ' ' as f -4 Patricia Dannatt George Davelis Richard Decker Robert Dehner Kay Detlefsen james Deutsch Margaret Dickerson Robert Dietz jacquelene Dolan Carolyn Domsalla james Doubravsky Carolyn Duhr Beverly Dwire Sandra Eckman Wendell Eggers Nancy Elliott Page 34 f ., 'Qi 0. :- L l - K :Q g W., 1 Q to ev -A .- ..r if' fe '11 LL W' fs, L J 5 if QL f , ff J i X ,wi f ' X . ll K nu, .A 2 +5- ' ff ..l I 5. I 1' la 'Y k - .,. , mf, 0 , f' Q V-B gg. 2 fd V L39 f-v 17 L V 4 if Joyce Fullick Wallace Garvey Margaret Giddings Elaine Gilbert Donna Gladhill Richard Glovka Claire Goenne Richard Gore David Gorman Richard Grams Gloria Gray Jerry Gray Lorraine Green Betty Grill Carole Hackett Constance Halbach .-, I I ' Charles Hall ' 'A' 9? 4' 4 . , Z3 .,- '-v: .f-up Marilyn Hansen .. lf. l' ' Y 1 V9 A mf Larry Hartzell 5 K rjfihfv . 1 A - 4 John Hawk ' ' ' '- X, A FL Russell Hebeler 7- I 'a 'VK lv J Elna Hendrix 9' 3 , .J Patsy Henzen -n ,gl W S3 ? Una Hightower S. ,pr W x 155 ' Emily Hildebrandt A l J Lawrence Hildreth ' 1 X ' 1 -- A . , Margo Holgaard f Marlene Holm Y Joyce Hudson Ann Huffman Anita Husmann Jutta Jacobsen Gerald Jaeger George Jensen Rosella Jensen Sharron Jepson Keith Johnson Joel Jones Bernice Kavadas Dolores Keiler 1 Iv ij. I xc! 155 0'4- 'xffnfii 'f 'N' , -4 N, -s XY 'Q ,es 4-r 3 9: 10-'N - 49' ,nr -J ff- Q 'm -4 .--,g Na ,f :J - Sharon Holstein Jeanne Kelly fi W, Jean Holton Collie Kent , 3 9 X V .f X 1 1 Patricia Howard Janice Kersey 1 ' . ,- David Howes 3 Peggy Kessler 2 9 v - -e' -ff - - , 111' Page 35 ' , ,, 1' SI' 'pl X A 1' A P 1 15.3 - I - A 4 -r -'P -:Q if I-. K x X .3 GC , 5 P 1 ,3 -l ,,-iff? 4 ,fix X Y in V ,a 5' it :rx , Lx 1 W A 'T 01 I 'f' . - 4? 'Q l-Z' T' tl 'Y Q ,,s vu? gr A6 'L' 39: Richard Ketelsen John King Diana Klingenberg janet Koch Shirley Kohrt Gloria Kramer Garland Kriek Dixie Kriesler James Kruse Lois Kunze Margaret Kynett Ronald Langfitt ' Donald Lass joan Lorenzen Suzanne Lueck Harlan Lynn Page 36 1 I W M 3- 'J av, i ' f M ', wi A ,N .4 , , 2 'fe is If I . l ,A-, iam ,A F, ,Y -J ,-, Yi , I A fa Q 3, Bette Machael Janice MacKenzie Herbert Marske Doris Martin Gary Maurek Mary McBride Janice McFarland Reta McGilvrey Marilyn McKim Gloria Mehrens Doris Milder Charles Monaghan Jacqueline Moore Kay Morehead Gary Morris Leon Morsing Alan Murphy Priscilla Murphy Mary Mussmann Richard Nelson Robert Nicolaysen Carl Nielsen Dean O'Hern james Ohrt Jeanette Oltmann Bernard Opheim Marylyn Ottens Ivagene Outzen James Owen Ronald Paulline Patrick Pearson Patricia Pearson X fi: 'af M Q 'f 49? cw - 1 Y 1, ' - ll if g NY si. KU, 7 -.W ta, -o ' ,, . few, '31 -I, . ' M b .tl ' v ,.-5 H! Y I X 'S z-'gt fs sr ' ,s ar tv J Q W 5.1 f Y y l l ,P Q1 ,1- I I S., ' X f 7 '- l sau j 'bi 1. ' X-. Q I K I Qi N, I ia, y janet Peters 5- Diane Petersen f, is Kathleen Pettersen ., 1 Larry Petty 4- .4 f William Pfuderer , - if Sharon Pieper f g, Reynold Platt ' Joanne Price l .f' X baba x 51, Jeanne Purcell Joseph Quinn E .1 Darlene Rasmussen Donna Rebelskey gg Ronald Ribble Mary Ellen Richter Richard Riggs Ruth Robinson Page 37 1 '1 -4 1' SJ f,' -,' '? uv' i , , 'X fin plz' up -' ' iv! 1 'S . Q -'I ' 5 ff 4' l I .ll ,A 1 951' V--, 5 I , Anil , , 3 ra 1,0 3 gi - 'O 4 if M no lx 1? fl an if Q, -A A- i , 'J-' .V- Wayne Rohwer Nancee Rose Jan Sander Rita Sawyer Patricia Schaley Joyce Schawl Catherine Schmitlein Raymond Schnelle Gerald Schoephorster Clara Belle Schroeder Leon Schwartz Robert Seiler Oscar Selberg Nancelee Sievers David Sievert Phyllis Sinksen Page 38 1'-f :Kali J' I , 'Fil er' -1 ,gg - M M26 I : in A9 9 yr ef ,f rf it f sf l .J ll ,W gs 'T is X'?,A X 1 1 w- ' , R A 7' M. -, 'X r 3 xX V' .3 I . .3 IC' f ' I xx W .J 75? , A09 ' X , v. ' S' Charles Slaughter Sharon Sloppy Charles Smith Larry Smith Marilyn Smith Sandra Smith Vernon Smith Lorraine Sparlin Bernadine Spreen Richard Staack james Stolley Sharon Streit Kenneth Stubblefield Barbara Subcleff John Suiter Carol Sutthoff James Svendsen -1' Janice Wernick Nancy Tallman X 'I Shirley West f'- ,sei A 'S' 1 - 4 Gloria Taylor Adele Westergaard Ann Terry Ethel White 1 J if Lucille Thompson -Q L 1'9 A ii Emily Whitehead . . ' 4, i' J' Dennis Tooley ii' I f -A' Sue Widner , t 1' Y Q- i A hi! I 4 . R X Barbara Vaughn ,, Lavonne Wilcox ,, -Q - k ,. Arnold VOECI LQ, J v , ,I Barbara Williamson Carole Weinbeck 4 .2..s -ie .K PS, Joanne Winkel Catherine Welch ,ik ' ' .,Q, 'w ,f f I Jimmie Wells i -2 C .- C LaDonna Werner 'ji' FQ 'T r h ii 'Ten' - V W 4 R f M Juniors not pictured: John Bidrawn, Clarann Bishop, john Christian- sen, Ivan Clark, Marvin Dierks, Clyde Ferguson, Kenneth Gibson, Leigh Goff, Charles Goodwin, Richard Hagen, Thomas Harbron, Charles Herrity, Robert Jared, Gerald Larsen, Shirley Meyer, James Mulholland, Harvey Russell, David Schaal, Terry Smith, Ella Mae Stratton, Richard Stuhlman, James Thompson, Harold Winter, Thomas Wright. Page 39 '? K, ! -I. .N- Vi fl ui' sf Z 5 ,gina 64 ,35- ...ur wr' Q Q- .iid- 1 va' 33 -+ ,+- Janice Wolfe 1- g , , N- ,M .cv div!!! Senior Ufhcers Rmhald Farwell treasurer Joan Domsalla secretarv Jack Harden vlce pre ldellt Harrv Smlth presldent J un1or Ofhcers Gary Maurek presldent Comme Halbach VICC presrdent Janet Koch treasurer Peggy Kessler secretary Jack Fmk presldent Bob Turner trvnsurer MTIIIXH Pcctf uno prcsrdent Bubrux Srmth Qcuotary Freshman Ofhcers 5 'N 5, Sophomore into V gigirtbkhxx ICCTS R ...gm zsttposzi u aw- ' Ts ' ' ' MQMQ 5' 'Quin' 4' S 4 N 4 N QW: 'S 1 J' 0. 0 g :,,S1-. :s . 'if' N 1 N Q 'M' ff, N. 0 5 O H' X1 'info Q Fred Luthdrm, treasurer Davld Vovos, VICE president Davxd P16-per, presldent Joan Raschol, Qccretary Page 41 -v:x-f.-. . A...x , .' l 'Ere' l l Y Page 42 Row Row Row Row 1 Row Row Row Row G3 so 3.. 2- I l - Douglas Bennett, Gene Considine, John Carr, Gary Beil. Richard Bird, Oakley Carlsen, Carl Bunn, Donald Bennett. Bob Benner, Ed Blount, Alfred Chapman, Peggy Brugnian. Karen Carlsen, Neal Ahhott, Robert Baker, Joyce Campic. Janice Chafer, Nancy Bice, Loretta Beardsley, Marilyn Benson, Pat Bohlke, Sharon Anderson, Carol Anderson, Pat Andresen. Joan Mae Bach. Ethel Culver, Ruth Ann Boyle, David Chyma, Rosalie Andrews, Kay Collins. Donna Chiappetta. 4-Gary Edlen. Dean Enwright, David Dierks, VVilliam Fulton, Jack Fink, Robert Elliott, Herman Dierks, Jim Galbraith. 3-Eugene Doney, David Fuller, Donald Dohse, Joe Frank, Frank Fuller, Roger Gammon, Peter Friedrichsen. Charles Curtis. 2-Sandra Fischlein. Jacqueline Covert, Gary George, James Fay, Jane Fawcett, Rebecca Fullick, Richard Daehler, Fred Fullick. 1-Delores DeWitt, Donna Forbes, Ronny Cronacher, Mervin Fletcher, Patricia Eads, Linda Lou Ekland. Flora Emmert. fs , -.-' Q 3 Z' G Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row R.. :qc 44 'D Y! r I n. v'i V7 -3-K:-nnvlh 51111.24-7, C'11r'funl Nirav, Rwhuzfl NI-'Kxlxm-'.'. R-,lu-rt I.mng. R.-In-:t NIxvl1z'lsrn,Jan1vs Muvhz-1:-l. Nrlsun Muon' lfiwfn: xi Lrurl-cc. w-Ffmiczw Ln'Prsvust. Gwvrqc Niclvxlm. Huh lkinrtm. Grrznhi Ma'Nl1ll'.'. Gvralll Mirklv, David Lutz, Larrx' LumiL1rcn XN.:11:mu I.-v'. w '-!N1za:r:u NIvGuv:'z n. N1ax'gan't Luclxnuiwr I. Dunne Mu nv, Rfmlnwl Mn'x'z-r. Bill M:-rxz. Ziln Mille'r, Jczlnne- Lutkhmt 1-Jw. cv 51.11 Dlvrurhg'M1-Cann,I.aurz1,Izam'Nln'Cullcn,jwurz-Nh-1rlin,I.rvL1Ann Lchmkuhl,NancvI.itchti:'l4l.I.:1is Nhlkl Sophomores NI:1w Nc-lvrn. Tlwrnus Nlulhcvllumi,RalphOutzc-n,BuhRuwL'n,RiChar4lMurpY13',Df1uqlas Pcltzrr. Charlcs Niccwlaysvn XX'1ll:am Ophmm, K-Cmulvn Rum, Bmbma Rc-utvl. Iiml Quwk, Alun PL-le-rwn, lark Pnllvr. junws Rwhrmwml, VV1llizlm Puch. Grlalfi Pxntc-1 r 1 Shirh-'. Rows. Dun' Iuttcr. 1Wm1l'.'n Rvzm, Iilmm- Nunn. Nlarxlyn Pez-tz, Judith Rvcicr, juvqllclinz' Mnwlris. Bnrlmm f'.m1l:nc. Hclrn Olsrn. I'c'nn'.' Nu-lsvn, H4-lcn Uhrrrnan. Jumlx' Nlurphy, Juv Ramig. ' f'x . Q I W . KR . A - V I L, ,ah 9 Q 'al -I s-. f I A v r 9 . -i .L N u . ' P Y 4'X' -NK N1-:xx Row 4-Rormld Stallffz-1, Vxvtur Shadxd. Rxrlmrd Spuldxnpi, David Stavk. Edward Sproal, Wexlm Stucdcmdnn I nu St 1 Glllwr! Sandw. Chanvr Scrxlvmw Row ll-Maru' Sllckrll. Rnsnlxc Swansnn, Barbara Smith, Allvn Thrnns, Dxxiv Taubrrt. Mdrqmlld Qpaylm Ann: St.-xH'urd Caml Tqallman. Row 2-Junv Studdard. Karrn Sch:-vr. Sandra Stem-nsm-n, jrwcc Stublrlm-fir-ld, Donna Schrufdc-r LdLxr:nxe qmxth Franus Strllrv. Row l-Lou-lla Schrordf-1'. Judy ThuVm', Linda Stcwrll. Ramona '1'l1uxlufT. Audlcx' Stl1rnlmu1.,h Maxgalr! Sxhnmlle Snllx Sfuddry, Row 4-Kcnnvth XK'xl1xams. Kuith Zaxtwww, Rub:-rt XVIIRL-, XVax'nr' Turn:-xy XK'ux'm- XVcllcz, Dm v. Lrnm rm ner in ex VVnlkm. Row 3-Davv VVard, Dennis V1-nh, Dum-Qld VK'1lc'v, janws Vogt. Nnrman Tollcnaar. Nov! We h I lime Whutnz' Row J-Sharon Zurnm. Sandia Turkmngg, juan Vmmss, Ruta Tjndvn. Nanrx' Vkfalwz-1. Judu' T L Row 1-Dxxw VVxntc'r. Brita' Young. Darlene- XY:-lxlwn-l'. Mar1lx'rl XN'1l1grulws, juz-xmta Xxxllxamf P ,gl 3 s A Sins' C7 ' I I Page 46 1 '-ra V , rv Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 Row 4- Row 3- Row 2- Row 1- 1 v l i , Z M--lwd Ronald Carr, Timmie Blount, Roland Bales, Glenn Abramson, james Carstensen, Tom Barnard. Bruce Bird, jim Andrews, David Allison, Warm-n Burnett. Marilyn Bandy, Shirley Boy:-vt. Pat Bengtson, Judy Carstensen, Charles Booth, Marvin Bennett, Clodene Brunson, Janice Allen, Becky Carnes. Sarrcdra Aldrich, Sharon Biz-r, Mary june Byers. Sharon Baugh, Ruby Buxton, Helen Bartlett, Alverta Arney, Karen Ba er. -Beverly Basarich, Alive Buchaeker, Betty Broderick, Donald Allison. Ken Akin, Dick Anderson, Billy james Carr. Freshmen Ken Freund, Mark Corr, George Cliristoff, VVayne Fatrhett, Alvin Cromer, Bill Fugate, David Fergescn, Charles Gillpatriek. joseph Golden, jim Dierks. Jack Chase, Richard Eggers, Eddie Charneski, Lorrin Garson, Pat Eckman, Janice Fuller. Carolyn Daes. Carla Eslinger, Sandra Gard, Janene Gladliill, Vera Goettsch, Betty Cowin. Ruth Eversoll. Beverly Garvey, Eileen Davis, Carol Cook, Barbara Eversoll. Nancy Cram, Glorin Daehler, Myron Crouse. 1 x '1- gil T l 'tv p 'Q I 1 . l . vv' fx ,-. Row 4-Vcrnnn Hall, Davr' Hillman, Boh Hollc-ran, Ellmz-rt Hudsun, Grnc Hcmlricks, Chuck Harris, Morsv Gondell, Robert Hallmark, Row 3-Sharon Graham, Juan Hartman, Linda Hautv, Lula H4-lmlri. Carol Hill, B:-fky Hansen, Judy Hulslc-in, Danny Hartman. Row 2--Karl Hcidingc-r, David Hill, Tom Hcrtzlwrg, Jack Hap-n, Dennis Hmalmcn, Holm Grossman, Richard Harden. ROW lQSara Huffman, Nlaclclim- Haring, Ruth Hcavilin, Marx' Hamill, llivrrviv Hemp, Marilyn Gi:-ll, Sheila Goodridgc'. Row 4-Carolyn Jurgcnsrn, Kathryn Johnson, VVaynv Johnson, Larry Jakuhsz-n, Terri' Lehmkuhl, Merlin Kmkaid, Alberta Klingcnhm ig, Kay Kcllv Row 3-Paul Jcrhnsun, Fred Kaniialh, Jinx Kramlu-rk, Jvrry Jmdan, Bvrun Kccncv, Gary Jackson, Eddu' Jones, Keith Hopkins. Row 2-Nancy Knight, Marlo Kc-llcr. Marv Ann Kaur, Kay Krick, Barbara Johnson, Saundra James, Karrn Krause, Allan Kc-cyan. Row l--Edward Jungc, Ronald Jn-nsrn. Vivian Joslin, Earle-nr Jun:-s, Linda Inman, Kathryn Kr-uvadas, Rusalccn Kufrun. Bnlulvz- Jann' Hvldston, Huh Jfnsvn, 1' 2 7 - ,J - 1 l Q 1 5 , f ,K X , i 4 L N ' ' b 'Dau 1 w ,KJ l i 1 1 , ' 5 1 M, f x x f 'P Page 48 Row Row Row 49 Q 6 4-Bruce Mills. Frcililic Lutlians, Carl Nelson, David Mn-vcr, David Ml-Dcmalll. Clarence Murtlilanul, Douglas Nelson. Donald Lewis. Kcnneth Larkin, 3-Larry Ma5'. jim McGrog.gan, Richard McLanc. William Lcvinc, Rulmcrt Larson, Richard Muwn, David Marr, Eliza- beth Milclcr. 2-Pat McDonnell, Karen Lind. Cccile McCann. janicc Millcr. Dixie Land. Nancv Nelson, Sallx' Long, Bar-liars Latimcr. Dorothy Leiglity. janicc May, Carol Mciglian, Darla Miner, Kay Meier, Marilyn McKinley, Rutli McBride, Sandra Langlitt. Freshmen Gvralml Pctcrsrn. David O'Br icn, Ricliarsl Nclsrin, Hill Owcn, David Picpcr, Larr V Proud, Dnnzilnl Picpcr, Bruce Pctcr- scn, Thomas Nic-lscn. Larrx Pc-tvrscn, juz- Quick, Riclmril Pircli, David Nfwlvlc, Cliarlcs Nvquisl. Nanrv Nielson. Jfwcc Nisslvv. Maril5'rl Nrvrfxs. -Iunicc Olwrmillcr, Drirrillica Olscn. Marx' Jam' Pch-rscn, Marili'n Putt:-r, Katlirvn Ockrr. Jovvc Pet:-rsvn, Elizalictli Pr-tn-rs:-n. DL-lm:-s l'ziull'ru-. Paul Pcarsrm. Dunna Pitts. Ellna Ralstnn. jriycn' Paiilsc-rl, Julin Pugh. Garx' Pangluurn. fx f x f . 5. 5 5,1 1 I 4 , I I v , Row 1- Rnw 4- Row 3- Ruw 2- Row 1- r 's..? C: r i -v 4 0 f Q ' 'Q .1 v , . I . 1 A is .'. 4 aw il' Row Row Row Row Row Denms Weeden Frederxc Truax Davld Vovos Dale Weller David Work Kenneth Tranbarger Patrxcla Zastrow Row Peggy Tuttle Judy Weber Sandra Webb Sandra Wlllxams Lmda Tolman Rlkkx Wagner Sharon Van Sant Nancy Row Barbara Zentner Patncxa Tuckxng Sally Wnlson Mary jo Young Rn-ta Van Doren Jamce Wharh' Row Rxchard Turner Robert Txllema Allen Wxlcox Carolyn Traver Judy Webber Mary jo Wedge Duane Tompkms if- 'S 1 9 Page 50 S ff X X ff 3 ii. Q A ' 3: .,.o f .. V I, -7 ,E l rl 'mg 1 ' I giub , J rifsaivi H ff ' 1. Ha, Ha, Ha! 2. The Four Deuces. 3. Times have changed! 4. Blue Ribbon Babies. 5. Three Monkeys. 6. One Thursday afternoon. 7. Now listen here! 8. Jug and Lou. 9. Farwell after a big victory. 10. Lou and Jo. 11. Another story? 12. Peek-a-boo! 13. Bushman. fir. 'wi' m Activities Inducting new members. Figuring grade averages. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is made up of a small part of the CHS student body, We, the students, are proud of them because of their outstanding leadership. scholarship, character and service. Our purpose as members of National Honor So- ciety is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate the desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character in the students of CHS. Our officers were president, Richard Farwell, vice president, Jack Hardeng secretary, Sharon Gravesg treasurer, Margaret Hansen. Our sponsors were Mr. Mickey, Miss Abraham, Mr, Kirkman, Miss Matheson, and Miss Hartmann. Row 3-David Hartmann, Dick Farwell, Herb Marske, John Fenlon, Jack Harden. Row 2-Jo Nett Melchert, Margaret Hansen, Sharon Hill, Margaret Dickerson, Nancy Weih. Row 1-Ann Harris, Sharon Graves, Elria Hendrix, Page 52 2 T S 1 Q 4. i 3 I as Nw 'I f nv '55 !,,,7gl.l K A A 'Q , ! . Y J H iw, gi, , ' , Ax l . i' . 3 It ' 4 I National Forensic League and Debate Our purpose as members of the National Forensic League is to promote the interests of interscholastic debate. oratory. and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and by conferring upon de- serving candidates a worthy badge of distinction. Our officers were president. Gary Weber: vice- president. Bil Pfudererg secretary-treasurer. Nancy Weih: and our sponsor was Mr. Dean Travis. In addition to the assemblies which members of our league attended with the debate team, we were represented at the following: November Clinton County contest in Voice ot' De- mocracy radio speaking. i llitl'll'll'X' Preliminary speech contest at Goose t Lake, and American Legion Oratorical contest. American Legion oratorieal contest at Wyoming. Iowa: prefdistrict speech con- test held at Clinton: and debate contest held at Iowa City. Klarcli Our debate group represents those who have par- ticipated in debate and discussion in interscholastic competition during 1953-54. We have divided the group into varsity and junior Varsity sections. Prac- tice debates are scheduled during speech I and II class periods. Points are awarded to those students who take part in speech contests and discussion and debate trips. Members of our group attended the followine as- sembliesi December Second annual discussion assembly at Iowa City. January Brindley Tournament at Cedar Falls. February Augustana Debate Tournament at Rock Island. and Coe College speech tourna- ment at Cedar Rapids. March Southeastern Iowa district Forensic meet at Muscatine. and district debate con- test at Iowa City. April State finals at Iowa City. Row Ii Bill Owen, Lutz Thilo. Don Josllti. lull Intchtield, John Jaeeer. itil Pruderer. Allan Tlionis. Fil Selxiley, Boi- Logs? Row 2 Fllwalwetli Iienninfl. Mgircie Xictloxern, Nlarzlyii Nlclinn Xincjv Lutltans, Betty' Nlaeliael. Kathryn Johnson. Nanea iiltllilj. liarlizizxi Snntli. lim llefletsen Row 1 Robert Jensen. .Ioan L'1rosiigi, Nancy Welty, .IoNett Melcrzert. .Tanzce llenningzsen, Poet nm 'Qui Page 54 Senate Our purpose is to give the students of CHS a chance to learn more about. and practice self-gov- ernment. Our hve primary activities are to charter and direct clubs. to arrange and direct the school activity calendar, to promote and aid in all school activities. to conduct school elections, and to perform any other acts which may be delegated to us. Our student body president was John Fenlong vice president. Don Wolfe: secretary, Margaret Hansen: treasurer. Margaret Dickerson: attorney general. Don Joslin. Meetings are held each Monday morning during homeroom period. Mr. Hcrkelmann is the chief ad- visor. assisted by Mr. Sharples. senior advisory Miss Stoddard. junior advisor: Mr. Hansen, sophomore advisor: Mr. Law. freshman advisor. -f l I I Student Body President John Fenlon Members of the Supreme Court appointed by the Senate this year were Chief Justice. David Hartmann: Senior Associate Justice. Carol Rasmussen: Junior Associate Justice. Lyle Brown: Sophomore Associ- ate Justice. Robert Long: Freshmen Associate Jus- tice, Robert Hollcran. The bill-clerk was Roxy Mur- phy and the Sergeant at Arms was Richard Miller. The outstanding project of Senate was to sponsor an exchange student. Lutz Thilo, from Cologne, Ger- many, has attended Clinton High School this past year and joined in many of our activities. Row 4-Bill Owen. David Voyos, Don Wolfe, Don Joslin, John Fenlon, Jack O'Donnell, Jack Harden, Fred Lesher, Harry Smith, Jack Rockwell. Row .i-Lawrence Hilcireth, David Pieper, Jack Fink, Ray Haring, Ed Schaley, Keith Johnson, Arney Vogel, Harlan Lynn, Jim Kraniheck. Row2-A-Gary Maurek, Margaret Dickerson. Pat Bohlke, Muriel Johnson, Connie Halbach, Marilyn Peetz, Becky Carnes, Elaine Whitney, Judy Tyler. Row 1--Dixie Winter, Dixie Potter, Sharon Graves, Marilyn Bandy, Margaret Hansen, Sharon Jepson, Roxy Murphy, Judy Webber, ie 'Q 'e Q ' V -Q wi - . --' X Q l ' Q4 Tv'-:A , - A . r Athi. ' -f . ng ' , W' -Rt A -. fh- el ..,! vxw . .I 4' A 4- X ,- l fe i STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Dim Joslin. zittrmrncy general Dun Wiiifv, vicv-president fklzirgziri-1 Hzmsvn. s0c'i'ct:ii'y' .Iwhii Fc-nlfvii. pri-sidcnt Ni1lI'4L1llI'C'i Din-kvrsfm, treasurer f '4 2 L l 's3CA- v ' 'I' S!b , Y' LUTZ AND DAVID Iiitz Thilu Crighti is pic'tui'0 with his Q , fyxx f' xx Aiiivric':in hi'u1hc'r . David Howvs, .it X1 . . . . ' ' i wsu- lwiw- hu livvd during his stay in ' ' I I Clmliiii :is .iii vxcliaiiigv studcrii from I' C criiiziiiv. 1 1 1 N ,D , 1 X T '14 , . 1 i I 6 I R IUSTICES SilIiI1L1fijLiYid Hurtmzmn. Carol Rasmus- scii. Rwxy Murphy. Lyle Brown. Richard Millvr. Standing - Robert Long. Robert Hullvram. Pngc 55 , -e,,y 1 -fiv- ji' -41 'EJ ,- Pliotositiplieiy Dgixid Howes: Co-editors. Muriel .io.:nson, Slxlron Grrivesg Business editor. Naneee Hiiru XJ V-9 Stall at work, Clinionian Annual Our stall' is the group whom you can thank or 4-omplain to about your yearbook, We arrange for the individual and group pictures. coilt-rt snaps and clzita. and try to arrange theni fzitisiaic-toi'ily' in xi hooli of CHS memories. We tht-ose cover design. lay out of the book. Lind llll'lV5iK' print type to be used. We raise money for the :took not only hy the sale of c-opies. but also by sell- ing advertising spare to Clinton firms, Our photographer. David Howes. has used the srhool camera as well as his own equipment in pro- ducing many of the pictures which usually come trorn professional photographers, Our stzitl' :ind thi- Bi-Weekly staff held zi press banquet in May. Muriel Johnson :incl Sharon Graves vfere the eo- editois: Niirirw Rosh, business editor: David Howes. pliotogmplir-1-3 senior section. Kaye Koestler. Carol Rasinussen: junior section. Myra Arney, Mary Ellen llivhterg activity section. Pat Sehziley. Don Lass: tzrriilty section. l,awi't-rice Hildreth, Kathryn John- wonl junior rollegge section. Beth Hancock: snap sec- tion. Jziniet' Webber: advertising section, Paul John- son. l-llna Hendrix. Gloria Mehrens. Miss Austin was our never'-tii'iiig editorial advisor, and Mr, Peterson was our financial advisor. Row 3-Gloria Mehrens, Nun:-ee Rose. Muriel Johnson, Mary Ellen Richter, Anita Husmann, Kaye Koestler. Kathryn Johnson. Row2-Beth Hancock, Daxid Howes, .lr-rrjv Moore. Gary Mtiurek. Lawrence Hildreth, Paul Johnson, Myra Arney, Page 56 21' .. v. ' wr l .fs 4 if ' Q3 Row l- Czirol Rasmussen, Pat Sehaley, kiln.: Hendrix, Sharon Groves, Janice Webber. 1 , 9 , VL ri A, G1 ' r. li. fzaf. ' 4 s .4 if 1 'X g I -I PX 2- Q -im . i t 1 K- f :I f Q D .,. an - ., - ' -s u - i nv- . ,vt .- r , is A 1 r C7 , Row 4-Pat Graf, Marilyn fNIcKnn. Sanrlrxi Erkvnim, Jane Fawcett. Dick Olson, Zitzi Miller. Jackie Morris. Rowll- Donna Pitts, Janice Fuller. Ruth Eversoll, Marilyn Ranzig, Kiithy Welch, Margaret Hansen. Row iff-Barbara Williamson, Pat Staflord, Dorothy Duninore. Lorraine Green, Sharon Holstien, Rita Laurent. Row l-Pat Howard Janice 3Illl'lqC'll7lf', Gertrude Cairstens, IVl:irth.i Dowty, Paul Pearson. Clintonian Bi-Weekly We try to prcscnt a clcar and interesting picture of the everyday happenings at CHS and give recogni- tion to all persons who take part in school activities in our fifteen issues of thc Clintonian Ri-Weekly. The Bi-Weekly is financied to a large extent by advcrtising from local business firms. Our paper is a student project which has become Z1 means of presenting thc true spirit of our school. Parents and other adults can learn of projects carried on by academic departments and extracurricular groups. Staff at work. Wc cxchangc copies of the paper with papers from many other high schools and provide Contact with pupils from all ovcr thc state. Our staff for this year was editor-in-chief. Mar- garet Hansen: advertising managers. Martha Dowty and Dorothy Dunmore: bookkecper. Sharon Holstein: sports writer. Dick Olson. Miss Austin was our edi- torial advisor and Mr. Peterson was our financial advisor. Page 5 Business manager, Martha Dowty: Editor, Margaret Hansen: Business manager, Dorothy Dunmore. : h . 7 hen.. tk. :A inn ri I A, up . n , ' Q ea, rv Wm 1.-1 xAf1l'Wm nmenf Pnfln A X H - Pan America League Our sponsor this year was Miss Hartmann. Our officers were president. Lois Kunzeg vice-president, Sharon Jepson: secretary, Myra Arneyg treasurer, Don Joslin. We held our meetings on the first Thursday of the month during homeroom period, At these meetings we were given skits and talks to familiarize us with the language and customs of our southern neighbors. Page 58 K A 'Tis The purpose of our club is to promote a better understanding and fellowship between the Ameri- cans. and to further Clinton High's interest in Span- ish. As a club Pan American members sponsored a dance after the Moline football game October 30, and also an assembly program March 19. ln February, as part of tradition, we held our annual Spanish ban- quet. Members of the League, their sponsor, and 1 l 1 l l I 2 . -e .G . 5 yi , r . Q ss if M my , v, I 6 -im-lower-ef-, if Af 5 Pan America League waiters from Bachelor's Club were dressed to suggest Latin America, while other guests were more strictly North American in their appearance. El senor Don Joslin was anunciador for the dinner. He first introduced Lois Kunze, prcsidenta, who gave El Padre Nuestro. Second year Spanish students pro- vided musical entertainment with vocal, piano and violin selections. Bil Pfuderer was the person who was blindfolded. handed a long stick. and told to hreak the pinata hanging from the ceiling. The pinata is a large paper sack filled with gifts, candies. nuts, and such spoils, The blindfolded person of course has diffi- culty hitting the paper bag in such a way as to break it. so the onlookers have a wonderful time. The cafeteria was cleared of tables and the evening was concluded with dancing to new records. Page 59 5 : X13 A mf' l ,J 1 x 5 x It I 1-yi Latin Club Our organization is fun mixed with work, as you might call it. Skits and singing are fun. and at the same time we are learning the Latin language in an easier way than from a text book. YVQ hold our meetings on the third Thursday of the month during homeroom period. Our main attraction for the year was our annual Page 60 fxfamfg OPP Latin Club Banquet. which is more fun in one night than you could dream of having in a week. Our sup- per is served to us in true Roman style, with slaves to do our work. Our officers were consuls, Sharon Graves and Ed Schaley: junior advisor. Don Lass: senior advisor, Don Wolfe: scriba. Pat Bohlke: quaestor. Joan Jur- gensen. F . ti 1 t ,rs V7 t l N Q 3A President JoNettg Sponsor, Miss Jonesg City Y-Teen Director, Claire Dodge. .. 4 K . M i k, .h hi- , M :Q f r Q 9 Q if S. pf? White Christmas project. Y-Teen Cabinet Our three main purposes as members of Y-Teens are to help each member grow as a person, to grow in friendship with everyone, locally and nationally, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Our sponsor is Miss Jones, who has been the advisor for Clinton High School Y-Teen groups for twenty-two years. The activities we take part in include aiding the Humane Society, Cancer Society, T.B. Society and the Heart Society. Each summer we send a number of girls to the summer Y-Teen camp for a week of fellowship with Y-Teens from all over Iowa. Our officers were president, JoNett Melchertg vice president, Sharon Jepson, secretary, Ruth Ann Boyle, treasurer, Ann Reter. Row 4-Beverly Gore. Becky Carnes, Carol Sharar, Myrle Rowen, Bonnie Hoist, Dorothy Booth, Dorothy Lind, Sharon Hill. Row 3-Ann Harris, Pat Graf, Nancy Weih, Margaret Dickerson, Roxy Murphy, Beth Hancock. Toka Nickelsen, Vivian Goss. Row 2-Suzanne Sullivan, Norene Dierks, Nancy Luthans, Carol Morris, Sharon Graves. Row 1-Ann Reter, Sharon Jepson, JoNett Melchert. Ruth Ann Boyle. V E3 41 Hitt Page 61 n ' ,K ,Ani-K il' 67? x,-1.3 s 932,4- 1 , -'sag 'G I ,ttf A 6 L 6 Page x 2'- i .-1 Miss Ruth Feinberg, sponsor Myrle Rowen. president Joan Domsalla. vice president f' iff - Badminton. G. A. A. Miss Ruth Feinberg was our sponsor. Our officers were president. Myrle Rowen: vice-president, Joan Domsalla: secretary. Mary Ellen Richterg treasurer. Suzanne Lueck: point secretary, Joyce Nielson. Our meetings were held every Tuesday afternoon from 3:00 o'clock to 4:00 o'cloek, The purpose of these meetings was to stimulate interest and joy in phy- sical activities by offering a variety of activities Row 3 which would afford fun now and later serve as a basis for adult recreational pursuits. During the year we played softball. volley ball, basketball, soccer. tennis. and some even took up bowling. In the fall we had a pot-luck dinner at which we initiated new members. We gave a Mother- Daughtcr banquet and in the spring we sponsored the Spinstcr's Spree. -Myrle Rowen, Joan Domsalla, Mary Ellen Richter, Rita Tjaden, Susan Lueck, Jeanne Kelly, Marcella Sparlin, Judy Tyler, Joyce Nielsen. Row 2-Miss Feinberg, Janet Boulton, Sandra Smith, Bonnie Holst, Mary Gundlefinger, Nancy Walwer, Natalie Powell, Row 1-Anita Beardsley, Bernice Kavadas, Jean Keiler, Joyce May, Gloria Taylor, Barbara Subcliff. 62 nu' ,ily ..5..L..v ...Q-as rv l', l d .. ..... ' 'ssesssssssgssss :sssssszm asssssasssgasis Z2!l ' ul.. .. ...l.!!'!'2!l!22!l22 i' ' A ' . , ' ' ' in. fr ' if M' U 4 5 fs We tr ,- K ,, ' s i 4 I ' M C f ,- X, Ea' -V -4 ' 'r'-H'-ffm? , ,W , .UL ,. , ' . -4 Em z,, far Q,-2 Row 3 Kay Staflorcl, Judy Weber, Rikki Wagner, Joyce May, Marilyn Peetz, Laura Jane Me- Cullen, Karen Higgins, Marcia McGovern, Sharon Pieper, Sally Long, Margaret Kynett. Row 2---Barbara Smith, Connie Hnlhnvh, La Donna VVerner, Diane Petersen, Sandra Eekman, Beth Hansen, Janet Jorgensen, Alberta Klingenberg, Jackie Dolan, Carolyn Jorgensen, Pat En-krnan, Jean Keiler. 1--Alverta Arney, Joan Utroska, Muriel Johnson, Kaye Koestler, Kay Detlefsen, Joan Jurgensen, Francie Iten, JoNett Melehert, Row Elaine Noon. Pat Stafford, Deanne Wakeland, Myra Arney, Pollywogs The sponsor of Pollywogs for the past year was Miss Ruth Feinberg. Our officers were president. Barbara Osmundsong vice-president, Kay Detlefsonl secretary-treasurer, Joan Jurgenson. The meetings of our club were held in the pool on Wednesday afternoons from 3:15 to 4:00 o'cloek, These meetings were held for the purpose of providing a further means for improving swimming and diving skills and to develop skills in synchronized and rhythmic' swimming. The sophomore members gave their services to aid the junior class in putting on a good Junior Carnival, We had our annual chili supper for the purpose of initiating new members. We sponsored a mixer after one ofthe high school basketball games, and we were eo-sponsor of the Polly-Pep formal dance held in March, Page 63 Our sponsor is the one and only Mr. Glenn Bolke, known to us as Doc, Doc and Don mixing it up. Chemistry Club the Chemistry Lab. Our club is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America. We therefore strive to help carry out the national program which we work on during club time, We hold our Row Row Row Row Row Page 64 2 4? I . by individually selecting projects Robert Ross. 5-Bob Klare, Bill Stamp, Wayne King, Pat Cunningham, Dick Miller, John Fenlon, Bill Lenson, Dick Farwell, Dean Christensen, Lee Bossen, Bob Wede. 4-Donna Casberg, Marilyn Stamp, Dorothy Booth, Tom Fullick, Charles Nelson, Henry Swanson, Jack Harden, Dick MacA1lister, Bob Ross, Ron Ferris, Harry Smith. 3-Irene Vogel, Nancy Weih, Muriel Johnson, Eutoka Nickelsen, Pat Stafford, Sue Vining, David Zentner, Arney Fischer. Don Joslin, Don Wolfe, Fred Lesher, Barbara Osmundson, Jo Nett Melchert. 2-Jackie Klingenberg, Nancy Luthans, David Cousins, Bill Zickau, Wayne Steensen, Ann Reter, Nancy Bandy, Jeannine Brown, Joan Utroska, Carol Rasmussen, Mr. Bohlke, 1-Dorothy McGrogan. Mildred Simpson, Frank Schaal, Ron Andreson, Ken Stewart, Sharon Graves, Janice Webber, Mary Jo Matz, Francie Iten. meetings after school in Doc Bolke's room or in Our officers were president, Don Wolfe, vice presi dent, Jack Harden, secretary, Ann Reterg treasurer l v vii 9 C: 'S' I' 1 , I 4 air'-PN .,, 11' , gun, Iliff: 5-an 4 V Ch Sin Row 3APau1 Storm, Nelson Moore, Jimmie Braudt, Jerry Larson, Bob Miehelsen, Dick Miller, Douglas Peltzer, Wesley Abramson. Row 2--Mr. Phipps, Alan Joslin, Kenneth Williams, John Bidwran, David Schnack, Douglas Bennett, Leon Morsing. Row 1-Paul Johnson, Diek Gore, Robert Ross, Tom Harbron, Charles Curtis, Richard McLane. Sound Crew The sponsor of our sound crew is Mr. Robert Phipps. There are no regular meetings or oiiice-rs for our club, but we boys do put in quite a few hours before and after school setting up and main- taining equipment. The purpose of our club is to operate motion pie- ture projectors. record players and public address The whatchamathing with the thingamabob - Page 65 systems for eluss room use. We also regulate address systems for assembly programs and athletic con- tests. The members of our elub try to work out ways to better Clinton High, an example of this was shown when we put new microphone cords in the auditorium. 5. l l ' . Aix ft 'NI QQ I Oscar Clark, vice-president Tagged. Bob Wede. secretary John Vovos. president Boosters' Club Our purpose as members of Boosters Club is to promote and encourage all approved high school activities and to promote good Citizenship throughout CHS. Our activities include holding business meetings, educational meetings. and floor talks given by se- lected speakers. Also the club sponsors the refresh- ment stand at the football games. provides the Christ- mas tree for the high school. and donates the re- Page 66 df! ,A mainder of its funds to some Worthy activity of the school. One of the main social events is a spring picnic held at Eagle Point Park. We hold our meetings every fourth Thursday of cach month in the CHS gym. Mr. Romey and Mr. Law are our sponsors. Our officers were president. John Vovosg Vice presi- dent. Oscar Clarkg secretary. Bob Wedeg treasurer. Wayne Steenseng sergeant at arms, Roger Cameron. fSof5oEFM., cmefftfvtnr-O f QWQ 'Q XT .m H: 2 i 1 ' X' ' Q N . ,. C - 'Y ' fi C5 FS Bachelors' Club We are organized for the purpose of being of service to the school and community, to develop better personalities, and to foster self-improvement. Our club meets in Study Hall A during homeroom period on the second Thursday of each month. Our sponsor is Miss Streib. Our activities include keeping the campus clean. giving a turkey and dinner to a needy family on Thanksgiving, and having a Clothing drive to help needy families. Annually we hold our Bachelors' Club dinner-dance, which was held this year April 6. Our officers were president, Fred Lesherg vice president, Dave Stampg secretary, Pete Mummg treas- lll'L'1', Jim Brown. Page 67 or 1 1 r 59 H' 9 9 ill? V Ll ,., v I Nw x Xl i fry L . x Orchestra Our organization, directed by Mr. Lowell Adams, performs for CHS plays and at Baccalaureate and Commencement services. Our group presents assem- bly programs and a spring concert. We also take part in the annual Tri-Double-I music festival which was held here in Clinton this year. Page 68 Our officers were president, Barbara Vaughn, vice president, Sharon Herzbergg secretary, Anna Lou Hartmanng treasurer, Margaret Hanseng librarian, Barbara Smithg jacket chairman. Bill Zickau. Band Our marching and concert bands, directed by Mr. We appear in a spring concert, in regular assem- R0gf-31' St0Sk0Pf, help Stimulate SCl'l00l Spirit by blies, and in the Tri-Double-I music festival. Playlng at PGP assemblies and for half'tlme Shows Our officers are president, Jack Hardeng vice presi- at football games. We also march in school parades dent, Margaret Kynettg secretary-treasurer, Bob and for civic functions. Long. Page 69 CLINTON HIGH SAND U A. Row - 4 fsxfw r-Harry Smith, Ron Ferris, Fred I.esher, Gene Guideheck, Dave Zentner, Jim Kruse John King, Henry Swanson, Lyle llrown, .lohn Werner, Row ll---Sandra Fickinan, Claire Got-nne, Bette Nlacliael, Natalie Powell, Jean Lein, Jeanne 1 Kelly, Dorothy lnooth, Beth Hancock, Nlill'l.IJIli0l Dickerson, Jinx Murphy. Row2-Joan Utroska, Kay Jessen, Jeannine Brown, Margo Holgaard, Nancy Weih, Caro Morris, Diana Klingenbcrg, Sharon Hill, Sharon Sloppy, Row l Bernice Crain, Vivian Goss, Mary Ju Nlllll, Carolyn Byers, lleverly Gore, Nancy Benson Elna Hendrix, Dean O'Hern. Absent when ncture was taken: Dixie Chase, .Ioan Donisalla Francie Iten anice Kerse Our purpose is to create a greater interest in vocal music in CHS. We accomplish this by preparing and presenting programs for events such as Thanksgiving. Christmas. Faster. Graduation. Rotary, Kiwanis. Swing Show. Tri-Double-l music Festival and vocal music assemblies. Row Row Row Row P 70 A Cappella Choir ry Smith and Gene Guidebeck. John Goos, John Jaeger, Wayne King, John Fenlon, Jack Harden, Bob Wede, Gary Weber, Gary Peters, Jerry Jaeger, Joel Jones, Ronald Blount. Gail Ryncr, Dick Farwell, Bil l-lfuderer. Anita llusniann. Emily Hildcbrant, Jeanne Purcell, Lois Kunze. Nancy Sievers, Bill Bentson. Larry Hartzell, Fd Sehalcy, JoNct1 Melchert, Peggy Kessler, Nancy Elliott, Carol Sharar. Angie Zirkelbach, Alice Martin, Carl Nielsen, Holstein, Ruth Cady, Mary Minard. Gary Maurek, Frank Sehaal, Bud Opheini, Janice McFarland, Sharon sf , W Our director is Mr. Grimmer, and our officers are president, Gail Ryner, vice president, Fred Lesher secretary. Angie Zirkelbachg robe churman Marv Jo Matzg point secretary, Jean Leing libraiians Har W' , qi, 'l ,' Q. Dj x 1 f tug. ,V AQ. 1 ' if ir' ill 'll 'V' til? tl P it 'fit Ulf 'll' lt? ' fs . Q Q ' F 5 WA ,oonnimlfidimmsti 5 J nfl 'ip J 0 'fa c'i f'5n N nee i 'G e -mug in--X 'Y Row 4--Kathleen Pettersen Charles C' rtis John Jordan David Dierks. Phillii Kelsav, James 1 V U t . I . Vogt, William Fulton lidward lieutke, Gary Jorgensen, Dun Werner, llohert Long, Robert Turner, Jael: Fink, Gary Bell, Robert XVilke, Allan Thoms, Riehard Bird, Gary Edlen, Kenneth Williams, Gerald Mielsle, Peggy Brugnian. Row Il'--Czirril 'n Ryan, Nanev Nlirth Sharon Zuriiig, l.:iura .lane RleC'ullen, Pat llelilke, Elizahetli 5 . . , Henning, Marilyn Peety, lieth Hansen. Rlarearet Luelieiirlurf, Gerald NIeNulty, Noel Weill, Robert Benner, Ray Haring, llarfild Goldensoph, Joyee Sehawl. Mary Ann Gunder- Iinger, Phyllis lleend, Janet .IOl'LfCllxl'lt, Jane Faweett, Juan Jurgensen, Barbara Smith, Judith Ryder. Row 2-Karen Seheer, Penny Nielsen, Patrieiqi Andresen, Sharon Anderson, Anna Lou Hart- mann, Sheryl Huston, Mxireia iVleGm'ern. Anita Beardsley, Diane Petersen, Donnie Curtis, Patrieia Hyde, llarliara Router, Emilie llavigliurst, Sandra Steflensen, Bette Hunter, Dixie Potter, Sharon Anclersiin, Ardelle Jurgensen. I-Llaine Whitney, Antge Green, Dixie Winter. ROW 1--Marie Stiekell, Joan Haeli, Franees Striley. .ludy 'l'liax'er, Sharon Johnson, Sandra Fisehlein, Nancy Litehlieltl, Carol Jaenhi, Duane Nlfmre, Nlervin lfleteher, Fred Le Preyost, Jaekie Miller, Gayle Hem, Ramona Thurloil, Carol Jorgensen, Dorothy McCann, Emily Kuehlenf, Sharon Jepson, Dianne XVakeland. Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus The purpose of our organization is to give more people a ehanee to sing. It also trains voiees for A Cappella. We sing for assemblies and the Swing Show. Our elub is ennipnsed of freshman and sophomore girls who are training to he in A Cappella, Girls' Glee Club also gives the freshman girls a chance to sine. We sing for the Christmas program. assem- hlies, and the Swing Show, Our nllieers were president. Laura Jane MeCullen: seeretary-treasurer. Marilyn Peeti: point seeretary, Dixie Putter: librarians. Patricia Andresun and Jack Fink. Our attic-ers were president. Di-nna Schroeder: see- retary-treasurer. Jean Lnekliart: point secretary. Judy Murphy: librarians. Gail Hinshaw and Carol Meighan. Row 43-Sharon VanSant, Helen Olsen. Joyce Campie. Patricia Ends, Judy Carstensen, Dixie Land, Mary Jane 'Byers, Pat Eckman, Nancy Bice, Kathryn Johnson, Lola Hebeler, Sandra Gard, Sally Long. Row 3-Elaine Noon, Diane Gilbert. Joyce May, Linda Harty, Gail Hinshaw, Jeanne Lockhart, Joan Voss, June Stoddard, Carol Anderson, Barbara Johnson, Darlene Webber, Linda Tallman. Row 2-Judy Rasmussen, Carolyn Daes, Carol Koch, La Lonie Smith, Marilyn Ramig, Donna Schroeder, Marilyn Benson, Loretta Beardsely, Ruth Heavilin, Judy Murphy, Joyce Martin. Row l-Ruth McBride, Nancy Cram, Sandra Tucking. Delores Paulline, Carolyn Traver, Sandra James. Lois Miller, Sheila Goodridge, Carol Meighan, Mary Jo Wedge, Barbara Zentner. Pag .,.., . f , . . , , . il' it 'l i 2' 'I ' -1 z ' ' T l ' i r ' s ' l ' .- -, Q. ' ,K . ,, I i i I i R , i f f 1? .. 2 - .I 'A ,I X i N if 'V f . , V X . yu- Q . L. X , 9 V .F . -gi ' ' 4 i ' '- W., i N , x ' g, - ,, - . - ' V ' ' . - y Vi gi ' ,' S ' ' D 0 0 ' v S ' J' ' J ' 'Q ' t - ' , ' o 1 ' S I l A ' ' U ' ' Y , - S K 1 W.. V '. ,f fx, i I C 4, .ag au H Freshman Boys' Quartet Raw l-Toni Barnard, Bruce Mills. Row 2-David Fergesen, Jerry Jordan. Freshman Choir Oui chori ls a music club composed of freshmen Our offic-01's were president, Beckv Carnes, sec wh i in ei X ' ' ' . - . U A L t wud ,m being m A Cappelh' .Wye be retary-treasurer, Richard Shelkog point secretary, inf to tliix choir in order to train our voices for h mm, dlffuult wifes, Jack Rockwell: librarians, Peggy Tuttle ind Tom We sing in isseniblies and in the Swing Show. Barnard. Jnlin Stitzell, Richard Pircli, 'l'iiiin1liy Blount. Larry Proud. Bruce Bird, Toni' Barnard, Kenneth Tranbarger. .lack Rm-luxe-ll. Jerry Jordan. Hill Fugaie. Alberta Klingenberg, Janice Allen. Barbara Wilson. Karen Lind, Rikki Wagner, Carol Hill. Janice Miller, Wenda Rainey, David Allison. Bruce Mills, Judy Wi-ber. Jean Roniey. Ruth Eve-rsoll, Becky Carnes. Clodene Brunson. Marilyn Puller, Carolyn Jurfzensen. Peggy Tuttle, Cecile McCann, Fred Truax, Marvin Rasniusfen, David lfergesnii. Marlo Keller, Carla Eslinger, Kay Kelly, Naney Nelson, Becky Hansen. Rosaleen Kofron, Janice Oberniiller, Darla Miner. Judy Webber, Judy Holstein, Sharon Graham. Sally Wilson. Richard Harden. Roberi Grossiiian. Paul Pearson, Carol Sievert, Marilyn McKinley, Sandra Aldricli. 'r 1' 1- 'li iv ' fl, i 1 fl Cf '4g in up IAF! Hana Fifi. , .- rv 1 Freshman Tnple TI10 Huw ay Kelly Ll L QL um may X w 3. xvL'l1lJl.1 L Ll x II ux nm A X V 4 1 A Cappella Trlple TI10 ll 11LlMlIlX Pm-ggy ku 1 g, lxm. XIILIL Xulnlbxuh nam lx X .15'.lw X1 xl LAIU1XI1iX mx 1 s ' ' J wx .-Y 1 ' x i tg J , ,, .I I . 'ff I . 5 -4 .one at fxfs L . I X New 3 Charles Nelsonj-, Richard Birdf, Don Joslin. John Werner, Richard Miller-Q-, John Jaegeri Phil Schorra, Dick Snnon. Douglas Peltzerja. Row 4-Chai-lann Townsley , Barhara Sinithy Anita Husinainiej-, Connie Iialhaehf, Diane Peter- sen-,-. Blarilyii MeKnn', lfinily Hildehrantj-, Hette Maehael . Carolyn Doinsalla-Q. senat, Marilyn IXleKiin'. Eznily Hildehrant-Q-, Bette Nlachaely Carolyn Doirisalla-Q-, Row 3AK.iy Madseni Pat Bohlke-Q-, Laura Jane 3IcCullen'. Beth Hansen-5-, Donna Casbergi Ann Reter-1-, Nancy Handy , Judy Tyler-Q-, Sindra Srnitlige. Row 2 --Mr, Travis, Harlan Lynni-, Paul Johnson-Q-, Leon Nlorsimzi-, Ray Haringi Dick Gore', Ronald Rihhle+, Charles Gillpatriek-je. H It-vw 1 -Janice Fuller-Q-, Becky Carnes-3, Sally Lone-Q-. Nancy Weiht, Zita Millerq-, Janet Jorgen- sen-,-. Nanry Lnthans-Q-, JoNett Melehertj-, .loan Utroslial 'Both Little Theater and National Thespian -Q-Little Theater National Thespians Little Theatre and National Thespians Our purpose as members of Little Theater is to enable students to develop a keener appreciation of good drama and good acting by means of reading, participation, and observationg to afford opportuni- ties for developing natural ability through well-or- ganized work and finished dramatic productionsg and to encourage responsibility through activity as crew or east member. Our officers were president, John Jaeger: vice president, Don Josling secretary-treasurer, Nancy Weihg pledge leader. Bil Pfuderer. We as members of National Thespians seek to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and to create an active and intelligent interest in drama among students in CHS. Fall Play-NVQ' Shook The Family Tree Winter Play-Room for One More Our otlieers were president, Gary Maurekg vice president, Connie Halbachg secretary-treasurer, Sharon Holstein. Row a Gary llaurelij Arnie Vogel-,-, Jnn llraiidt , liil Pt'nderer', Gary lleilf,-. llenry Swansonf Lyle lh'owit'1-, Lutz Thilo-Q-, David Howcsjf lam 4 Marzlyii Peetz-1-, Margo Holgaardi Nanece Rose, Janet Boultonf-, Kay Detlefsen-f. Carol Sutthotfy Kathryn Johnson-L-. Mareia Mc-Gox'ern, Elizabeth llcnnini:'. Row ,S-Sharon Graves, Sharron Jenson Dorothy Lind. lfnnlie Haviaflnirst-Q-, Jeanne Lock- hart Carol Sharar-je, Una Iliehtowerl. Sharon Holstein-,-. Roxy 1lurphy', Vivian Gosst, Row 2 Mary Nlinard-1-. Donna Fletcher-Q-, Sharon HCFll5CFH'i', Carol Nlorrisf, Ann Harrist, liar- hara VVill1.in..son-Q-, Carole Schroc-der', Km' C'olhnsj', Myra Arneyf- lt v. irgiret Qthnelle arx I 'Nl tzq-, Beit-rly Ciorey, lilna llendrxw . Carol Rasniussen-5. aniee Webber irgirtt lxxnctt. Donna Rebelsky-Q-. Francie ltenej-. o h Little The ati i 'N itionil Th:-spian -j-Little Theater National Thespians N tes? 'V -,, 1 1, 4: I- i , ru ' V , , , 1 F.'l'.A, president, Jeannine Brown. S ' l ta . 3 ij X , 5. S 5 -T, 3- J. L Future Teachers of America The purpose of our orgzmizzition is to promote teaching as a future career, to provide professional organization information selection of ai eollege thro logue information, und and students in the ugh seholzirship and enta- Senior members ot' the elub attended Mount Saint Row Row Row Row Claire Junior College. November 2, 1953 :it the sec- ond zinnuzil Iowa Prospeetive teachers' day. Our meetings are held in Mr. Kirkmzm's homeroom. Mr. Kirkmun was the sponsor of our elub, Our of- flieers were Jeannine Brown, president: Lois Kunze viee-president: JoNett, Melehert, secretary: Wayne King. treaisurerg Myrle Rowen, histerian-librarian. -1-Anita Husmann, Kathleen Petterson, Don Joslin, Lyle Brown, Jan Sander, John Werner, Wuyne King, Bil Pfuderer, Ron Andreson, Dian Peterson. 'i . f--Nutzulie Powell, Simone Kuulakis, Marilyn Melinn, Carole Selmroeder, Myrle Rowen. Connie Hzilbaeh, Angie Zirekelbueh, Harry Smith, John Vovos, Jeqnnnne Brown. 2-Joyee Nielsen, Billie Ray, Kay Judd, ltlzirgziret Dickerson, Pat Graf, Suzanne Sullivan, .IoNett Melehert, Gloria Mehrens, Lois Kunze, Rita Sawyer, Janet Peters. 1-Viviun Goss, Beverly Gore, Janet Koelz, Elna llencirix, Nliney Bundy, Put Dunnett. y IN 1 4: 1 . ,k V Page 75 l l 4 Row -l-Bonnie Curtis, Anita Husmann, Myrle Rowen, Kathleen Petterson, Connie Halbach, Antje Green, Charlann Townsley. Row 3-Barbara Osmundson, Sandra Eckmann, Muriel Johnson, Carolyn Duhr, Judy Tyler, Cathy Welch, Bette Machael. Row 2-Patricia Hyde, Eutoka Nickelsen, Nancy Luthans, Nancy Weih, Kaye Koestler, Sharon Johnson, Betty Hunter. Row 1-Sharon Zornig, Penny Nielsen, Diane Gilbert, Doris Martin, Janice McFarland, Alice Martin. Our sponsor is Miss O'Leary, one of the two line gym teachers we have. ' Our officers are our very patient president, Mar- garet Hansen: vice-president, Sharon Herzbergg and our very efficient secretary, Barbara Osmundson, who does a fine job of taking attendance of about 60 girls loitering in their little groups from one end of the gym to the other. Our meetings are held on Wednesday mornings at 7:30 and on Thursday afternoon from 3:00 to 4:00 for the purpose of learning precision marching. When our president and sponsor feel we know the drill well, we present it to the Clinton fans during the half-time at football and basketball games. Our main attraction of the year was our Polly- Pep formal dance, which we co-sponsor with the Pollywogs. This year we held our dance on March 27. Row-1-Margo Holgaard, Sharon Herzberg. Margaret Hansen, Gloria Mehrens, Lois Kunze, Margaret Dickerson, Ann Harris. Row 3-Sharon Graves, Julie Boite, Donna: Fletcher, Ethel White, Elna Hendrix, Carol Ras- mussen. Barbara Williamson. Row 2-Miss O'Leary, Sharon Holstein, Sharon Jepson, Pat Schaley, Nancy Sievers, Myra Arney. Row l-Betty Neumann, Beverly Gore, Janice Webber, Nancy Elliot, Mary Jo Matz, Frances Iten, ' ...Q ..- L 1 W s 4 L , 1 1 . . 3 , . 1 t JA .X 1 Page 76 Judy Weber, Sally Long, Marilyn Bandy, Judy Gail Hein, Deanne Wzikeland, Gail Hinshaw, Dixie Webber, Alverta Arney, Carol Meighan. Potter, Marcia McGovern, Sandra Steffensen. Cheerleaders We had charge of the skits and pep assemblies which were held before our basketball and football games, wrestling and swimming meets. We traveled to as many out of town games as possible, and were present when our River Kings downed the Daven- port Blue Devils at Iowa City. Varsity Cheerleaders Joan Utroska, Peggy Kessler, Margaret Kynett, JoNett Melchert, Sandra Smith. Page 77 Page 78 1953 Prom Junior Carnival QUEEN. Kam' Df'fl'lf'SUIl KING, Ha-1-In 1N'1m'slcv Row 2-Gzul Ryncr, Harry Smlth, Nancy Luthuns, JoNett Melchert, Jack Harden. Row 1gCnro1 Rusmusxcn. Klllgf Richard Olson, Queen Janice Webber, Joan Wockenfuss. ' 1 ,,,. P1 if nie I' .- 1953 Homecoming Reigning as Queen of the 1953 Homecom- ing at-tivities was JoNett Melchert. Queen 'tJo was crowned by David Broadrick, a representative of the team, in an assembly on Friday, October 9. She was attended by Judy Webber, escorted by the freshman class president, David Pieper, Diane Gilbert, es- corted by the sophomore class president, Jack Fink, Donna Rebelsky, escorted by the junior class president, Gary Maurekg and Margaret Hansen, escorted by the senior class treasurer, Dick Farwell. Queen t'Jo was es- corted by John Fenlon, student body presi- dent. The Queen and her court reigned over the game. October 9. and the dance follow- ing. I 1 Ku. 'bi .r-.,l Freshman attendant, Judy Nvebberg Sophomore attendant, Diane Gilbert: Queen, JoNett Mel chert: Junior attendant, Donna Rebelsky: Senior attendant, Margaret Hansen. R , -.Q . 'ig' , Q? . iv 10,1 v 311 D.A.R. AWARD CITIZENSHIP AWARDS JuNLtt Melchert John Fenlon and Margaret Hansen BOYS STATE Frcd Leaher John Fenlon Jack Harden 4 ,.f ' Lzhll Page 80 I ' 4 v v . . v ' A ' r-- . Q gf 5 ' ' y ' I- . v L I' f A P , K A ' b 4' ,. Q X A . 1 X 1 ,ilk c: I ' ' v ' ll j I I 2 u L. x's' U ' 1 H A V 1 . 4: I S I I ' if f MQ, ' A 6 ,,, M - av I A f V l i. 'L 1 - ' aii ' '.f':.L:fiY ll ' f ., 1, ,.-r, ,WI . .- F . lf- 5,5J'r,- .Im ,f .- Jug- V- f ' . I - Ji, -.1 4 ,'.-' '. . , -- I: f.x'.,..A -, . h f.'I7f3, g 'i7 - 'i I. kfl . fvf'r.'f'g-.'., 1 Sports fi C si is Si IJ! if P1 3 a e 5 is is .-C E0 Z E3 Fl-1 E29 .C z it l-1 .53 i-'I gr' 'U Oo 'L. 'EH ,gf 32:2 fa 5 28 ,Q- as mm gi U! U we .sv Mr in Page 82 BACKS ulholland, Richard Olson. John M Cunningham, at 2-P Row RETURN IN G LETTERMEN 2-Pete Mumm, David Broadrick Wayne Stecnsen, Gary Weber, John Mulholland, Richard Olson. 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Sophomore Football e Sophomore Football team, though they won only one game this season, did play hard and show promise of heme mueh better next year. Th Page 86 A . I '- ,415 .-4. r L. ,.,:F',f. K ,r - . F l '1'v A A M 2 if fifti-.te1a.ll' - -'P ..- . .-va- W. 'l ' ' .4 A ' ...ax-:Ps .JL .. . '.g. A n I ' ' iklkwvek , Row Il-Boh Benner, Dave Kelly, Tom Mulholland, Ralph Outzen, Jim Vogt, Oakley Carlsen, liill Pireh. Allen Thoms, Paul Storms, Noel Weih, Dennis Vath, Mervin Fletcher, Ron Cronaeher, Bob Rowen, Bob Elliot, Row 1ZfAl Chapnizin, Dick Murphy, Jack Fink, Bill Fulton. Don Kavadas, Bob Martin, Keith Zastrow, Don lleinrieksen, Dean Enwright, Don Wiley, Phil Kelsay, Bob Holleran, Joe Griswold. Row l--- Harold Goldensoph, Bob Xlfilke. Bell, Bob Bliehelsen, Bob Long, Chuel: Hagen, Dirk Daehler, Jael: Jordan. Freshman Football The Freshman Football team had a sueeessful sea Tim Blount, Roh Turner, Dick Bird, Gary Edlen, Gary CHS Opptjntynts St. Ambrose, 0 Wilton Junction 28 CHS Opponents 18 West lioekford 14 li Maquoketa G 12 Moline 32 T Freeport 12 6 Rot-li Island 33 0 St. Mary's 13 0 Dubuque 26 20 Lyons 2 0 Davenport 27 2351 Fulton 0 T St. Ambrose 14 6 Maquoketa 6 7 Dubuque 12 lil St. Ambrose 0 T Moline 31 21 Lyons 7 Row -PDay'icl MeDonald, George Christoft, Myron Kruger, Tom Nielson, Carl Nelson, Denny Weeden, Diek Pn'eh, Alvin Cromer. Nlr. Pollack. , Row Zi--Cliarles Nyquist, Jnn Kraniheek. liyrl Swanson, Don l'1eper, David Marr, Bruce Mills, David Fergefen, Bill Fugate, Robert Tillenizi. Alhert Hudson. Row 2-Date llohnnn, David O'f3l'lL'll, Tim Blount. Dennis lloialinen. Fred Luthans. Terry Carlsen, Vernon llall, Honalcl Carr, Bill Rowe. .Inek Roekwell, lloli Grossman, Jim Carstensen. Row l Rieluirri liircl. Tom Barnard. Wayne lfatehett, Don liancly, Jerry Jordan, Larry Jakubsen, Dave Pieper. Richard Shellco, David Yovos, .Nlerle Stottlemeyer, Charles Harris. Wayne Johnson Ui son with a reeord of four wins. two ties and only two losses. The happiest victory was the 19-0 win ovei ,pf fn..- ll? el fm Ill ,gplltlll 9-4 How Ron 11d R1'1l1le G1lhcrtS.1ndtr fJll'xllN C nlson Vx une Fnthett D1ck R1,'ZgS C1ry NI1urek Row Chffnrd 'VI15 Ke1tl1 71s1rnvx Dnl Glflxkl Bob De11L Bob Holleran D1ck Smack Herman D1er1-cs Charles Herrlttx Row Dnxe Cur1111n Daxe Zentntr C 11x 'X1orr1s Ctne Gmdehetk Daxe Stamp Ed Brown John Ifenlon Ken Stewmrt Vars1Iy Sw1mm1ng st'1rttd tht st 15011 111 tht xxrong xx'1x but th1s xx IS not to dettrnnnt tht xx IX the season xx as to Hmsh Tht sttond rnttt the Kings sxxarn to '1 dctlsxxt uctorx our thtxr old r1x als Roosevelt of Drs Momes Thur thlftl mut xx'1s xx1lh lllillhtf long standmg LOIUpttllOI Nexx Tr1er ol W11111Ltk1 Ill111o1s New Trxer had another one of the1r hnt tt1111s and so they g1vL the Kmgs thur sttond defeat From the11 on the ta11kers xxere hotter than .1 txxo dollir p1stol They xxh1ppcd North Des Momes 52 to 23 Then they went our to Wtst Rotklord and moppttl fhtlll up 44 to 31 East Rotklord LTIHC' to Clllltfbll tht nxxt xxuk and the Kmgs but thun 54 to 21 The Klllibb nut tr1xtltd to West Rockford lor 1 tmanglc meet xxxth E1st 11111 Wtst Rockford and vxon th 1t o11e xx1th a total ol 41 13011118 The K1ng's last seasonal meet was w1th Mk1SC'it111C '1 co111p1rat1vely Llltllllg., tht rtg11l1r st1son xx 1th 1 1111 1 or Cl1IltOIl Oppontnts Oqk Pwrlx O 1k P II lx Sophornort s Roostxtlt Nux Tr1tr r VITSIIX Ntxx T11cr North West Rotklord r V'1rs1tx Wtst Rocltlord East Rotkxord jr Vars1tx E1st Rotlxlord Tflillglllif E1st 81, Wtst Rotltlord Must IUIIC Season Record Won 6 Lost 2 Page 87 1 vy- 1 ' ' . I if 1 V eff 1 '15 ,, I -J! ' 1 , , .l 'X A ' l -. ' , X , ,- W . - A n-, n 'I 1 ' .V ' ' 1 '-I Q, A tt' r fxf Q-, - -, K , , -- - I , h 1 V X W.: I .-1: 'SWE Q ln -:Jig . ' ' - lf if , 1 , 'K , I N I I l - . 1 , '12 ' I . . 1 ,V A , P 1 1' M 1 V KA 1 . , ' ' ', 1 ' 'L r ,' , 'L .' 1 ' , ' ' ' , 1: 1 : '. 2-- ' . -1 ', ' 12 .' 'Q ' 1, ' ', 1 , ' , 11 Y-fV 1' 1 1,1 -K - 1, 1- ' K- , , I I l The River Kings' llrst meet was with Oak Park. They new sxx'1111111111g ltillll 111 the 111-ld, 111111 lux-ut than 60-12, thus . - ' : Az ' ' f ' 45, ' 'z - ' 1 A - 1 : -z: ' 1 ' 1- 'tc tl. ' . f ' V M -' 1 1 34 C 1 V 41 ' 1 - ' 1, 1 ' ' ' - :, ' Z3 z z -' 43 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 .l - Q k 4 . 48 , V . 27 Z 1 ' ,- .. Q . 33 . . 4. 42 20 J. 1 -1 45 ' I ' ' I 1 ' ' 52 23 - ' ' -' 44 - ' 31 1 '- - - ' .19 J. Q f g 55 . . 1 ' ' n ' ' 1 ' 54 . ' ' ll ' .K , I ',- S3 . if 23 , - L ' . , .- 1. I .. 41 '. . : 2 -1 - . 2 . Q - 60 -L ' 12 11, W l 'S 4 fs Q1 rf? X 2+ , . . 1 ex 1 j ' I s iw X A . F - x-1v'5Tf-Q-7 5 n , . on N. Ken Miner Coach Howard Judd produced another team this year that he may well be proud of. The big highlight of the campaign was capturing the state championship, although there were many exciting times during the dual meets. - One of the most exciting times was when Dave Stamp, Gary Morris, Gene Guidebeck and Ed Brown set a new national record in the 400-yard relay. Then Gary Morris came back and set a new john Fenlon . 'l,.. 1954 Stale national record in the 200-yard free style. Later in the season a relay team composed of Gary Morris, Ed Brown, Dave Stamp and Dave Gorman bettered the mark in the 400-yard relay by .4 of a second. One of the interesting things to note was the way some of the boys improved from the beginning of the season to the end. Ed Brown started the season with a 1:18 for the 120-yard individual medley and ended up with a 1:14.3 fa new state recordj. Herman Dierks started the season with a 1:12 and ended with a 1107.8 in the 100-yard back stroke and fourth place in the state meet. John Fenlon began with a 1:07.4 in the 100-yard breast-stroke and ended up with a 1:05.8 and the state championship in that event. Gene Guidebeck turned in a 1:05.6 in the first meet and a l:03.5 at the state which gave him a second in the 100- Page 88 il 3 1 'NTI' Ed Brown Dave Stamp Champions THE CLINTON SWIMMERS WHO PLACED AT STATE ARE: 40 yard free style 100 yard free style 100 yard breast stroke 200 yard free style 100 yard back stroke Diving 120 yard individual medley 180 yard medley relay 160 yard free style , Brown - 4, Gorman Morris - 2, Stamp , Fenlon Morris - 2, Stamp Guidebeck - 4, Dierks Miner - 5, Maurek , Brown Clinton fGuidebeck, Fenlon, Zentnerj Clinton QI-Iarden, Holleran, Glovka, Zastrowj Gene Guidebeck yard backstroke. Dave Stamp had a 2:09 in the 200-yard free style in his first meet of the year and then showed up with a 2:03 in the state meet. Ken Miner's best score for the season was a 232.4 points, a very fine performance. In the 40-yard free style Dave Gorman started the season with a 21.7, but before the season was over, he hit a 19 Hat. Last but not least is Gary Morris. Gary was tops from the beginning of the season to the end, as a result of strenuous con- ditioning during the summer months. Page 89 S ki' T Q 'K uf, NATIONAL RECORD WINNERS - fSittingJ Ed Brown, Dave Stamp, Dave Gorman. QStandingJ Gene Guidebeck, Gary Morris. National Records NEW NATIONAL RECORDS as -S 4 ' z ,lj Q 'J x New Old 400 yard free style relay Brown, Stamp, Guidebeek, Morris 3:38.31 .5:39.7 200 yard free style Gary Morris 1:56 1158.5 400 yard free style relay Gorman, Stamp, Brown, Morris 3237.9 3139.7 220 yard free style Gary Morris 2:11.4 2:11,8 An outstanding feature of the season was the establishing of new national records by a group of boys of whom Clinton High is very proud. The Erst records came when the relay team of Gary Morris, Ed Brown, Dave Stamp and Gene Guidebeek broke the 400 yard relay record by 1.4 seconds. Their time was 3:38.3 and the old record was 3:39.7. In the same meet Gary Morris came back to set a record in the 200 yard free style. His time was 1 36 and the old record was 1:58.5. A little later in the season the relay team composed of Gary Morris, Ed Brown, Dave Stamp, and Dave Gorman bettered the mark in the 400 yard free style relay by 1.8. Their time was 3:37.9 and the old record was 3:39.7. In the same meet Gary Morris set a new record in the 220 yard free style. His time was 2111.4 and the old record was 2:11.8. Page 90 I U I O O XJ. 234 fix 2 WVR IUVEQ . 3 y V I I as saax - A 35 ti-'K 4125 f- llllli .mi blunt tit .it I M 'ily I ,N F l ' 5 , N C- ' V l 1 J than ' 154. U . 154 ,ijefikll A53 ggi ings' 43 fe, f .X i X-4 ' w NUC: iy 1 I ...V N it Row ZZ- Gerald Sehoephorster, Leigh Coll. Holi XV:-de. Leon Schwartz, Ed Sproat, Ken Stubblefield. Keith Johnson, Larry IILl1'l1TCll, Bill Denison, Garland Kriek. Row 1--Gary Weber, Diek Farwell, .Ian Sander, Herb Marske, Pat Cunningham, Dick Warner. Varsity Basketball This year was one ol' those years tor the Clinton High Sehool River Kings. In several ol' the games we were beaten more by fate than the opposing teams, In siieh games we were either tied or ahead. and then lost in the last few seconds on fouls. Clinton started out the season with a 51-51 tie with Fulton in the W.J.H.S, erin, This was the result of a mix up by ollieials as the horn ended the game. Next we traveled down river to Muscatine where we were defeated by a seore ot' 63--15. Our first vit-tory ot' the season was over Dixon 63-56. Then Dubuque eame to Clinton and just got by with a 70-65 victory over the inueh improved River Kings. The Kings traveled to St. Ambrose. where we reeeived a 59--16 defeat at the hands of Gene l7u11'5'. the tleetfooted Knight forward. In the game with Wilson of Cedar Rapids. Diek Farwell set a new school and WJHS gym seoring record ot' 36 points and led Clinton to a TT-50 vietory. Our next eaine. also with a Cedar Rapids school. McKinley. resulted in a defeat. Then the River Kings made a trip all the way' to XYhiting. Indiana to show the Hoosiers some real basketball as George Rogers Clark scraped out a 60-60 victory. In liast and YVest Hot'kt'ord. Clinton played two games in a row, West lloektord handed Clinton a 56-52 defeat. and the next night East took a 63-62 victory, These were two ot' the fate games. Our down-the-river rivals, Davenport. eame to Clinton next and finally won out. 65-53. when some of our regulars fouled out. v In another ot' our fate games. Iowa City won out on their home eourt by a seore of 59-58. This was accomplished by two free throws in the last seconds of the game. At Dubuque. a week later, Clinton led most of the way but was defeated in the last seconds and lost another fate game 57-55. Clinton seemed to be breaking the jinx when Kewanoe went home with the short end of a 66-62 seore. Pa lge 91 We then travelled to Cedar Rapids where we re- eeived a 66-61 defeat at the hands of Roosevelt. Clinton got into the winning Columns when the iniieh improved River Kings handed Museatine, the teain destined to be state champions, a 68-58 defeat. Oni' next eanie was with Franklin of Cedar Rapids. lied lw Diek Farwell. who seored 37 points to break his own seoring records set earlier in the season. the River Kings easily won T3-62. Next we again played our down-the-river rival. Davenport. and were stunned with a 78--18 defeat. Iowa City eame to Clinton and we gained revenge by defeating them 55-52. Dick Farwell set a new Mississippi Valley seoring reeord of 2-17 points. Vie then lost to Freeport's fantastic stalling type ol' play. In our last game of the season St, Ambrose Came to Clinton and went home with a T2-6-1 Victory un- der their belts. Farwell in action. I f ,fr ,, I n ' Xt nf vt .X ' - fx f id.--.41 Dick Farwell Herb Marske Pat Cunningham On February 26th we again gained revenge by ,1 ,ii defeating Dubuque 63-52 in a District tournament ,U Us game. This gained us a berth in the sub-state tourna- ,ur X. ,-,a ilk 'Z x - Bill Bentson Garland Krick ment in Iowa City. In our first sub-state game we defeated Franklin 63-50. Our next sub-state game at Iowa City was one that will long be remembered. We defeated the pow- erful Davenport Blue Devils by a score of 62-58. Much credit should bc given to Marske and Sander who did an excellent job of rebounding. This gained us a berth in the state tournament Sweet Sixteen. In our first State Tournament game we were de- feated at the hands of Albia by a score of 60-54. Clinton 63 Dubuque 52 Clinton 63 Franklin S0 Page 92 9 D' - 's N f 1, ff Jan Sander Dick Warner Games Although Clinton has had better years, we feel that we had a good team this year. As was stated before, fate held the deciding card in many of the games. We had some good players and two of the regulars, Herb Marske and Jan Sander will be back again next year. Cinton can feel proud that it had Dick Farwell named on the All-State first team. Much of the tearn's success also should go to Pat Cunningham and Dick Warner, without whose spirit and playmaking we would have been lost. And, in the words of all coaches at the end of a season, 4'there's always next year! Clinton 62 Davenport 58 Clinton 54 Albia 60 ww. Gary Weber Ken Stubblefield Bob Wede Page 93 A Q its xg- ,f K,-' iQ 49 'Y vr 4 1 Page 94 Row LZ---Larry Lunclgrezi. Phillip Kelsav. Gary Jorgensen, Joe Griswold, Toni Barnard, Ed Sproat. Larry Jakulvsen. Chuek Hagen, David Pieper. Nlr. Pollack. Row 1-Harold Goldensopia, Jaek Fink, Bob Turner, Hob Long, Bob XVi1ke, David O'Brien, Dean Enwright. Ralph Oulfen, Frank Fuller, Charles Curtis, Boh Benner, Sophomore Basketball Twenty of the sophomores participating in this 5'ear's season reeeived letters. The squad ended the season with a reeord of tour wins and fourteen losses. We lost In Dubuque twiee, St, Ambrose twice. Dav- enport twice. Fulton onee. Muscatine once, Dixon once, Wilson onee, Iowa City onee. Franklin once. Sterling onee. Freeport once. and we won from Me- Kinley. Kewanee. Roosevelt. and Iowa City. The team played hard all year. but had a few tough breaks along the wav. 'We got off to a bad start at the beginning of the year. but fought through- out the year tor our four victories. Coach Pollack still thinks a lot of his team. even though they didn't win them all. Freshman Basketball Twenty-tour of the freshmen participating in this year's season received letters. The squad ended the season with a reeord ot' seven wins and seven losses. We lost to St. Marys twiee. Lyons twiee. DeWitt onee. Fulton once. St. Ambrose oneeg and we won from IM-Witt once, Fulton onee. Freeport twice, and Roek Falls twice. Coaeh Edwin Jones reported that team spirit was good. and we should have a good sophomore team next year. Row ZivfQennis Hoialinen, David Marr. Jerry Petersen, Dave Pieper, David Meyer, Richard Shelko, Fred Luthans, Marvin Rasmussen, Diek Pireh. Row 2--Bruce Mills, Denny Weeden, .Iirn Andrews. Dave O'Bricn, Larry Jakubsen, Tom Barnard, Jack Rockwell. Dave Vovos, David Work, Bill Owen. Row 1-Byrl Swanson, Diek Anderson. .Inn Carstensen, Don Pieper, David Fergesen. Q Q.. ' v' J Row Row Row Row C P ' - s Merle Stottlemeyer, Tim Blount, Ron Blount, Jim Stolley, Tom Fullick, Fred Lesher, Chuck Horner, Wayne Steensen --Duane Moore, Charles Hall, Ronald Carr, Bruce Bird. Dick Bird, Carl Nelson, Dick Scribner, Bob King, Jerry Jordan, Kenny Tranbarger, Herb Christiansen, Vernon Hall, George Christoff. Dennis Vath, Bill Pirch. Danny Hartman, Mervin Fletcher, John Vovos, Bob Grossman, Frank Schaal, Richard Wrestling Harden. . ' -swu-miami -his Y 3 r H ii . xl' if QP' With wrestling on the upswing in Clinton High School, this ycar's grapplers showed a decided im provement over last year with a 9-5 record. The squad this year had many veterans like John Vovos. Fred Lesher, and Charles Horner to give the team leadership and poise. and promising freshmen like Tim Blount and Bob Grossman. Clinton, running close on the heels of Davenport, copped second in the conference and district meets. Seven men qualified for the state meet. including seniors Frank Schaal. Fred Lesher. Charles Horner and John Vovos: sophomore Mervin Fletcher. and freshmen Tim Blount and Bob Grossman. With a large crop of freshmen wrestling this season, Coach Wilson looks forward to an even better record next CHS Opponents 19 27 23 33 26 17 45 l-1 26 24 29 ll Franklin Davenport Moline Dixon Rock Island Moline Sterling McKinley Rock Falls Rock Island 'Wilson De Witt Roosevelt Davenport SQZISOH. ,.,,A -5, ' .she A Q Tim Blount's victim. Jim Stolley in action. Page 95 Distance Men wx, Weight Men Track The Clinton track team this year had a good nucleus to work with as eleven varsity lettermen returned. These in- clude Bill Bentson, Dave Broadrick, Leigh Goff, jack Harden, Fred Lesher, Herb Marske, A'Pete Mumm, Dick Olson, Dave Stamp, Dick Wede and Dick Warner. Returning Junior Varsity lettermen were Wayne Steensen, John Fenlon, Tom Fullick, Gene Carstensen, Gene Guidebeck and Bob King. In the opening meet of the season, the Mississippi Valley Indoor Conference at Iowa City, Clinton placed second, 14 points behind first place Davenport who had 541f2 points. Clinton's only first place came when the mile relay team made up of Dick Olson, John Fenlon, Bob King, and Fred Lesher Page 96 Low Hurdlers Y 1 1 Q gui a ,rf , ivrzx 1211 ah -N if p lx ,Q axis!!! broke the tape in the time of 3:41. Clinton also got a third in the mile medley relay made up of Lutz Thilo, Bob Mickle- sen, Clyde Ferguson and Ed Schaley. In the shot put Jack Harden tossed the shot for a second place victory and Herb Marske received a fifth place. Clyde Ferguson received fourth place in the broad jump, and Dave Stamp was second in the high jump. In the pole vault Dave Broadrick joined a three way tie for fifth place. Mumm placed fourth in the 60 yard high hurdles. In the first section of the 880 yard run, Bob King won fourth while in the second section john Fenlon won fifth. The 440 yard relay team, made up of Fred Lesher, Gene Carstensen, Dick Wcde and Dick Olson, ran to third place. High Hurdlers 4911. .,':, G Gr- ' '- 99' to ir c The River Kings' Tennis tearn started the season with three lettermen, jim Murphy, Gerald Schoephorster and Larry Hartzell. With these three boys, the tennis teani expected to complete their fourth season without being defeated in seasonal competition. April Sterling April Davenport April Dubuque April Davenport April Moline May Sterling May Dubuque May Moline May District May McKinley, Cedar Rapids feonferenrel May State Row 2-Frank Fuller. Gary Jorgensen, Dirk Decker, Dick Farwell, Lee Bossen, jerrv Gray. Row I-Pat Cunningham, Art Ladehoff. Marvin Allender, john Jaeger. Holi We-de. Page 98 LarlvS1elei.jirn Nlulplix H ul in 1 x x- ff 'I Row 2--Gerald Srlior-plimmi'st4'i I nix Ha tn ,r 1 I ia' V 3 Cuaeli David Parker Row l-Ga-nv Mauiek, Davn oi D nnis VV4-eden. Bill Owen. Turner. Tennis Golf The Clinton High golf coach, Mr. Robert Runnels re ported that the golfers expected a fine smson with twelve boys out for practice. Their schedule was is follows April April April April April April May May May May May May May May 16 19 20 24 27 30 3 6 10 11 15 20 22 29 Sterling Moline Davenport Dubuque Davenport Morrison Moline Dubuque Dubuque Morrison District Meet Loras Aeadcni Conference Meet State Meet X , 1 ...J ps., ii 1 Qu. Q? Y . rv- its Junior Coll A Nw... ,1 -Jai.. '1 Z-J., 1- 'il Page 100 I-Sl lil IIS! Matthew Pau Brondyke John Gr' mm Raymond W am Matthew Be R chard 61' tech B 4-R Chard W Ro Di Kess er Dax d Dermody Jon Lucks ead Wayne W ke Pau 2-Dax d Petersen Row Cunn ngham James Rona d Ke y James Har ng -Dona d Se vers W Ro smvrafa HMS? 1119, -.HK v tv., X '-fin-in -ir- -A ? f S. Page 101 I-10 I-1 ll1l D1 K! 'l Herr Doye B Bob Lane Joe Schu tz R chard Schu er hur 2 AAr Row a Kuch cn7 Henr e Nor na Cav ness Jo Ann Pe ersen On THDS S ary -G W R0 iii? ' ' N 5 E I , f L f 1 ' 5.v I t 5 Q E ' l 0 I f ' I 1 3' if-f 1' ' 'I X-'ffg . - ,. 1 .ff - C. ' ' . ,,. f I 'Q-'J ' ' -H .- . -1- 1 Q -'X V, L Y - za , A L f 'A ' ': C' li U L 'W I l , ' if ' 'fn QU ' I V, I '- 1 , p I i t I . . A fl ' Q ' A t ' A F? p. , s 1' fl, A ,. gg, f' ' ,L V 1 - M1 X7 ' , . N ' A f . . . KT! ' I' ,, I 'O' I IX 'fxf ow 4-Richard White, Folmer Carlsen, Eugene Jung, Norman Nielsen, David Hansen, Don Hart. ow 3AJames Tallett, Richard Schwartz, Jon Curtis, Jeremiah Reynolds, Dwight Sunes. -A t 1 , i l , , l , ill rn. nn. 1 i , t . 1 i , i tt 1 A. 'N. 1f- -f-- -q N NWI' Y X' 1 .wifi -1-MIB. 4 Q E ull' wx 7'r Page 102 1 DIES 0 11 ll1l DS Dona d Zerr en Bob Roush Robert Long R chard Wm er Fink Arch e Goodr dge ona d W 3-D Ro ? . . -'J . M 1 I - , , 4 ' ,, j -:5 1 Y L , r , X 2 X , -vi ll .Ts , H' I -: sl. ., A . , ,u , -, fr '. 4 l V- l . If xo' ' ' 1 ,., -N , -A , - .. , .1 A ff? f' ::. A .XV if N Q 'M . V r , , L . :si-A 5 , A - 1 1 - v 9 f ' df' ' T4 x u ' X' I Qgsugig, ix tu 9 J ' - ' I I 7555555 1 Q R , mikah. Miyuki I i D , , 5 X 5223 'g55f?'rf.frf:Jj2.4 -'i-jj,Q'52EE::EQ::.E?i::':'j X, ow 4-Ronald Henry, Duane Reynolds, Dick Seagren, Del bert Meyer, Nils Kwick, Bob Day, John Fullan. 1 i , i , i ' t , 1 i , , . ow 2-James Brown, B111 Holm, William Long, John Malone. ow 1-Roland Koch, Carolynn Hebeler, Carl Rogers. M B1 Raymond Brondyke. president, JoAnn Petersen, Roush, vice president. The Clinton Junior College chose King Bill Holm and Queen JoAnn Petersen for their 1953 Homecoming royalty. . 1.151 . 'MZ .gs 4. ,Q A 5- Y Junior College Council Clinton junior College, under the direction of Dean Paul B. Sharar, provides Liberal Arts subjects found in the first two years of the four year courses offered in the senior colleges and universities. The student Officers were Ray Brondyke, president, Robert Roush, vice presidentg JoAnn Petersen, secretaryg jon Curtis, treasurer. The Freshman board consists of Lynn Hebeler, Paul Kessler, Dean Tooley, members ofthe Sopho- more board are William Holm, Nils Kwick, John Malone. For the second semester the members of the Freshman board are, Paul Kessler, Gary Simpson, Dean Tooley: members of the Sophomore board are Bill Holm, Nils Kwick, Del Meyer. As usual the Junior College carried on several extra- curricular activities this year. These included two picnics last fall, and a party at the Recreation Hall. After their Homecoming game with Keokuk they sponsored a dance in the high school gym. Twenty-three students of Clinton junior College took part in the State junior College Music Festival at Iowa Falls, March 23 and 24. Some of the students attended the State Speech Festival April 18. The annual junior College Showboat was presented in the CHS auditorium April l and 2. It included several variety acts, a play and an operetta. The college play, entitled The Hills of Eire, stars Audrey Moulton as Mother O'Shea, Paul Kessler as Danny, JoAnn Petersen as Marie, Delbert Meyer as Father Dinsen, and Paul Matthew as a guard. James Tallet acts as the stage manager and Henrietta Kuchlenz as prompter. Carolyn Hebeler, jon Luekstead, Paul Matthew, and Robert Rinehart take the leading roles in the operetta and Sharon Hill and Edward Schaley, CHS students, are guest vocalists. In the variety part of the Showboat, Marjory Krava and Richard Turner, The Wee Acrobats, present their prize- winning act of tumbling as a special highlight. Page 103 Row 1-Gary Simpson. John Malone. secretary, Robert Row 2--Paul Kessler, Lynn Hebeler, Delbert Meyer. Nils Kwick Dean Tooley. X35 fx 17 45 y...- Ilm Cunningham John Grimm 'Qui' guna Don Hart ff! J0- 4? Bxll Holm Ronald Kelly Paul Kessler Jumor College Basketball The Clmton Jumor College Huskers won three and lost thxrteen m regular and tournament play In state Jumor college competltxon the record was three wms and twelve losses In the hrst game of the state tournament competltlon the jumor College Huskers were defeated by Burlmgton 71 to 49 Thls year the Huskers played agamst some of toughest competitors ln the state Clmton's men have been able to make a good showmg despnte thelr record of losses Phxl Sheffield was the coach Page 104 A r W 4.4.4-D Nw..- Rolfmd Koch Davxd Petcrson 0 'N 'Q Q N 'Us .t Nxli Kxxuk Norm in Nulstn -x av- rv!-06 ,,.v Way ne Wxlke Coach Sheffield Jumor College Basketball Schedule C J C Opponente C 1 C 66 Molme Marshalltown Ellsworth Muscatme Keokuk Moline Burlmgton Shlmer 6 Page 105 Muscatme Marshalltown Ellsworth Burlxngton Keokuk Shlmer Bradley State Tournam Burlington Opponents ent A . 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Iowa RASTHELLI S CANDY SHOP When You Think of Goon FOOD C Q A L From a Snack to a Dmner HOME MADE ICE CREAM THINK OF FOUNTAIN sEHv1cE W G BLOCK CO 238 Mam Av enue Fuel Merchants for Over 60 Years Comphments of Roehl Ph1lll1pS FURNITURE CU Your Lane Cedar Chest Dealer IVVAL Wil' OUR EDDIE S FOOD MARKET The Store That Sells Scotch Pme Xmas Trees Corner Eleventh Ave So and Exghth St F Bradu1sk1 and Son 130 5th Axe South CLOTHIERS and CLEANERS Headquarters for Adam Hats Cornphments KIRK'S JEWELE RS THE HOME OF DIAMOND HOUSE DIAMONDS Phone 75 413 South 2nd Pg 120 I I 'asiw A If l A . . 'WI' ' . . ' A. . 'r 1 0 O , 7 +I x U ' of WESTERN AUTO BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Herber! G. Melchert. Owner 2322-26 N- znd sf. Clinton, Iowa 200 N- 41h Si- Phone 1821 Clinton. Iowa MARTIN MORRIS CO Known for Ouahty for Over 50 Years FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS OF MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING-FURNISHINGS SPORTSWEAR HATS-SHOES Home of Hart Schaffner 81 Marx Arrow McGregor Stetson Boston1an Compllments of Pope Funeral Home SINCE1865 CLINTON NATIONAL BAN K CLINTON IOWA THE DOMESTIC PLUMBING CO Member Fedoral Deposit Insurance Corporation Heatmg Ventllatmg A1rCond1t1on1ng pa-1,31 Benn, swim, 716 South Second Street A P Ehason A T Farley Pg 121 0 1 1 1 . 1 1 Q 0 Q 1 3 C Y 'Sf 'rf 'i ' XX i X MINT 4 Kirk if N fyui YN.x:'Q . ' ,f E-V1 'ull'- Uv 9 ' 1 X. A-X , 1 , A. 1 pw, ' . Ni' Ex f I Q 1 I I ' Lf? .rl ALF '-f g ,X as -.t x 'L .-sl 3. Y X .us 1. Mutiny. 2, High stakes. 3. Ain't they cute. 4. Good-bye Seniors. 5. Our breast- stroke champ. 6. Aren't we sweet? 7. Poker, anyone? 8. Kay 8z Ray. 9. Pierre Wede. 10. Sophomore Squares. 11. Ouch! 12. Prom Party. 13. Chilly? Page 122 lnflev 1 lnflnfl Commercxal Pnntmg and Lxthography Typewnter Rentals Spec1a1 Rates to Students 123 F1fth Avenue South Phones 44 45 CARLSON Grocery 8z Meats n School Supp11es Candy Ice Cream Sundaes Canned Goods Anythmg You Would Want at a Grocery 611 So 7th St Compliments CE TRAL TEEL T BE C0 XXS Y Q r-wrwox PM IC LIDRAHY H123 CUNT ul sOWA on 2 2 Q GROCERIES and MEATS MAX S GBOCERIES Regxstefed Jewelers Amencan Gem .Society SCHOOL SUPPLIES 203 Fifth Ave South Ankeny Bldg 812 Exghth Avenue South Phone 3344 W ELMWOOD DAIRY FARMS GRADEA VITAMIN D HOMOGENIZED MILK - EV Elmod KYIIIIS eunqpnly QUALITY HAS NO SUBSTITUTE GUARD YOUR HEALTH CALL I447 FOR PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE Chnton Iowa xg .If THE PAASKE SHOPS INC FURNITURE Rugs Carpets Draperles APPLIANCES Lmoleum Clinton Iowa If It's Lumber or Bu11d1ng of Homes see GABRIEL LUMBER AND FUEL CO Home Bu11ders and Home Warmers Pg 124 I - It . L fi L if T I HW! Q . Q H 7 , . I ' 01- f. . Met , . 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Page 126 X, 4 Comphments of CLINTON MEN S HEIN 'S BAKERY SEE US FOR YOUR BAKERY NEEDS 314 Norih Fourlh Street WEAR ASSOCIATION PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS vw MC' P 42663 Q W!-W MQW? 225 F1fth Ax enue South U nousrumusnnlos Tucker Buxldmg Phone 5 12 327 5th Ave Phone Chnton South I0wa SPORTS IN CLINTON START AT Martm MOIIIS Sports Department 229 231 Fmfth Avenue South Clmton Iowa ATHLETIC GOODS SPORT CLOTHING FISHING TACKLE JOHNSON OUTBOARDS OUTBOARD BOATS Everythmg for Your Game Pg 127 P! ..,o H Q 'MBU ROD FITCH'S . . 0 I - I I . 504 t I ' THE BRAGONIER FAY FUNERAL HOME and CHAPEL Clxntons Oldest Firm xn the Funeral Professxon Servxng This Commumiy Since 1903 RUTH BRAGONIER WALLACE LLEWELLYN FAY Phones 845-4887 226 Seventh Avenue South S HIHE-7 SHOPPEI SNJUHL Jw HDAULSENI 404 So 2nd Street Shoes For The Entlre Farmly Every Style a New Style Every Pdll' a Good Flttmg Pa1r Comphments of FURNITURE HCARPET CO Comphmentb WW Shop here for the best m I READY TO WEAR O LINGERIE O ACCESSORIES I MEN'S FURNISHINGS I GIFTS Servmg Cllnton smce 1892 Page 128 I ,A . 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Are we Gonna' Win Tonight? ll. Stop the music! 12. Connie!! Page 131 -M 6 HE' ive, 1 ll' Q 1. Taste good, Pat? 2. Wow! 3. Cross my palm with silvcii 4. Aw c'mon Marilyn! 5. Bikinis? 6. Happy Birthday. T. Billy Gmifs Gruff. 8. Hold that limi. 9. R-I-Ver. 10. Under arrest. Page 132 3 1 l Uv ,7 is r ' .Q Q' N' 's l. I .4 if f 1. Friends, Romans, Countrymen, 2. A Happy Pair, 3, A Tough Break. 4. Room For One More. 5. An Apple A Day - 6. 'Y '? 'F 7 '? 7. Janice Allen. 8. Hi ya. Babe! 9. Homecoming Bonfire. 10. We Shook the Family Tree. 11. Peggy. Page 133 5 0 lux .,3. -fi' 'V K 'fl -6 51 av, -- , . , ,'-1 f 4 'nfl 1' 1 We -w 19 eve ii -xr ' 1:-C' W 1. Love in Bloom. 2, Senorita Fullick. 3 Arm Harrls 4 Our Rootem 5 Popcorn Party. 6. Um, Boy! 7. The line-up. 8. Tenms anyoneo 9 Go' Go' 10 Swmg Show 11. Pore Jud is Daidf' 12. 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