Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

O 1955 CLINTONIAN NANCEE ROSE DAVID HOWES Co Ednors PAUL JOHNSON Advertrslng Manager DON LASS LYLE BROWN Business Managers DAVID HOWES MARK CORR Photographers MISS CATHERINE AUSTIN Adwser CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS JUNIOR COLLEGE BUSINESS CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON, IOWA BIL PFUDERER 7 ,, S ,, ,, , Arf Work -an-3' Z YP Thrs year has been a wonderful one We can all thunk ot some trme rn our lute when we have had the experrence of berng doubted as to our abrlrty to do a certain task and can remember how our determrnatron came to the tore and we sard We ll show them' Well this as the year a thousand Clanton teen agers showed them Not only was our communrty watchrng to see uf two student bodres could come together for the common good of all but many cornmunrtres rn surroundrng areas were watchrng too From the very begrnnrng yes even before the begrnnrng you demonstrated cooperatrveness and teamwork A new and good school sprrrt was rn evrdence One could feel rt The school morale has been hugh wrth the end result berng a thrrvrng currrcular and a thrrvrng extracurrrcular program During the year there have been many accomplrshments both group and rn drvrdual These we are proud of Our prrde lS even greater rn the splendrd man ner rn which a drftrcult rob has been accomplrshed Wrth the good start all of you Qstudents and staftj have grven Clrnton Hugh School rt can t help but thrrve and prosper rn the years to come Congratulations and thanks to you all QLWQQKQZJAH TO THE SPIRIT OF THE NEW CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL bIc-zndmg of all 'rIwaT was besT IH Two fme schools 3 . . .a spiriTwI1icI1 resUITed from The Here s Charlie bringing you your 1955 Clintonian You see Charlie every day of your high school life you Talk with him in The halls sit next to him inthe class room cheer with him at a football game you share The Thrills of his first homecoming and sense The sadness of High School working together He has traveled with us your annual staff Throughout This year helping us produce This record of memories Now he will travel with you as you relive recall and remember this year Let s follow Charlie Through These pages Thus Through The year Ready? Lets go' 4 , . I - his last. For Charlie is really you, I-all of us in Clinton f I , . I f I Q d FACULTY As Charlie opens The door To ClinTon High School, we noTe The aTmosphere of learning which prevails in The corridors, classrooms, and on The campus. This reminds us ThaT The primary purpose of our school is geTTing an educaTion, a purpose someTimes TorgoTTen in The rush of football games, parTies, dances, and exTracurricular acTiviTies. This educaTion is provided for us by Those who have been willing To devoTe Their Time and energies Toward helping us develop The qualiTies which will besT prepare us for Taking our places as useful members of socieTy. We see our Teachers noT only in The school room behind a desk buT ouTside The classroom in many siTuaTions which cause us To realize ThaT They Too are people T ' li 6 STUDY H551 F5 K 1- 0 I v a.- --Q--i.... A I '7l lQ+-.V A 3 -r ' ' S L I -..T vh....-V-:-....,,- -.... 1 o V J - - .-1... k----E A l .. - -. i ,, 11? 1 Y 1 - x -' .. ..........., .. ' l i 'A - -1v1ll..,. ... U, -.-. .QA 1 5.-...-Q-.- ...-...Q--f J R MOUNCE Superintendent of Clinton Public Schools 1 HAROLD W WEBER Principal of Clinton High School CLINTON BOARD OF EDUCATION I .24 '23 'uv A Nw.. I-Wifi? Mrs. Pauline Nelson Mrs. Margaret Kolarik Leonard Koestler J. M. Kramer Edward Jor- gens-n Emmett Meggenberg J. R. Mounce Harry W. Kamer Myron Eighmey Vernon C. Cook. . ' PAUL B. SHARAR Dean of ' . f Clinton Junior Q '- I College X EDWIN JONES Assistant Principal of Clinton High School mir. 'i DORIS BEIL Secretary I5 - v s IA LUCILE CARTER Latin English IO 'V-Q LOWELL ADAMS Orchestra GLADYS ARNOLD English II CATHERINE AUSTIN English II Publications D an Hx-'D JOHN CRIMMINGS Boys' Physical Education ELEANOR DAVIDSON English T0 Grammar 9 6 i' Af -A I ' he LUCILE DAVIS English IO, I2 Publications OMER BENN Vocaiional Woodwork Building Trades MIRIAM BLAKELY Girls' Counselor GLENN BOHLKE J.C. and H.S. Chemisiry RUTH BRAUDT Secretary JOSEPHINE BROWN Social Studies I2 J.C. Sociology MARGARET CLARK Secreta ry -1-4? GERTRUDE ENGLERT CLIFTON DeBATES Personal Typing Salesmanship General Business 'I . A Vi 5, ' w DON DeJAGER Algebra 9, ll MARY EAST English Tl Psychology J.C, English , ,W ,A Clerical Practice 1 I ' MELVIN ERICKSEN Business Machines .9 , ' x Speech 1 Shorthand Il . V '4 Typing Il WlLLlAM GRIMMER Vocal Music CORINNE FORSEE Social Studies li MABEL FOSTER Cafeteria Manager Home Economics 10 LON GAULT Social Studies TO, 12 KS' H 'C '? Social Studies ll 1 41:9- , 'ak fu- T5 rr I, W MAYNARD HANsEN v . Mathematics TO Personal Typing 'P MARIE HARTMANN English TO H.S. and J.C. Spanish LEO HERKELMANN Mathematics ll, T2 J.C. Mathematics MILDRED HILL Secretary 6 -1 .4 KENNETH LORENZ Biology Physiology ,ual - .paw-f ,xx NELLIE JONES English TO, T2 Remedial Reading J.C. English HOWARD JUDD Boys' Physical Education J 1- JOHN NEILSEN Driver Training this 36 . V ,M i.,.f ,ig X ...V ' V 111. --wx 4 +5 MRS. ELSTE T. OSBORNE Nurse E. DALE PETERSEN Bookkeeping J.C. Accounting J.C. Mathematics J.C. Business Organization .W A JAMES LAW Vocational Metal T 2 MAX LYNN Director of Physical Education HARRIET MATHISEN Typing and Short- hand I Personal Typing WALTER McMAHON H.S. and J.C. Mechanical Drawing EDWARD MICKEY H.S. and J.C. Biology ROBERT PHIPPS H.S. and J.C. Physics BETTY O'LEARY Girls' Physical Education CHARLES ROCHAU Art MERLE ROMEY Metal I Electricity Vocational Metal FLOYD STIVERS Band HELEN STODDARD Social Studies II Q RW: WILLIAM ROBERTS Social Studies I2 ROGER STOSKOPF Band RICHARD POLLACK Social Studies IO MARIE RAUN EDWARD RASHKE Social Studies II Woodwork I, II ,f .. If 9' NORMA JEAN ROBSEN Girls' Physical Education ISABELLE STREIB Clothing Appre- ciation Home Manage- ment pf DEAN TRAVIS H.S. and J.C. Speech LEONARD WILSON FLORENCE Metal ll H WARNOCK Librarian Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mabel Foster Ella Evermann sf? Grace Faur Freda Furhman Angeline Hicks J I Mr. Jorgen l-lolgaard Mr. Ed Shadle Mr. Alfred Holgaard Mr. James Stevenson Mr. Glenn Gammon Mr. Eric Erickson Not pictured: M r. Harold Gibson, Night Janitor. ,qc COOKS AND JANITORS As you elbow your way through the cafeteria line, or vvalk down our clean- swept halls, have you ever thought of who's behind these things? Too often we don't even knovv these peo- ple exist, for they are content to stay behind the scenes, working to make our school a more pleasant place in which to work. Yet they are a vital part of our school. K l....f CLASSES The nexT sTop on our Tour Through The year IS To The classes The mosT vnTal parT of our school From These classes come our docTors lawyers and engineers ourTeachers archnTecTs presndenTs From Them come The leaders of Tomorrow and wnTh Them The fol lowers They are The world of Tomorrow Upon Their shoulders resT loy and sorrow love and haTred peace or war The world as luke a bug house WlThouT a sTrong Tounda Tron :T will gradually weaken unTll IT falls The world of Tomorrow musT have a sTrong ToundaT1on of characTer scholarship leadership and servnce a foundaTlon buslT by our classes Wllllllllf ,S 3-4 W1 C 'Z I4 Tllll l mx Zafwv W'-Ejfay .vgx l- 441 sgiff , .go 1 A .,, 1, L V if 1 L' f -i , I X k ' F ' b?E'?fF,. 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JUNIO in YJ I G, I.. 155' Cvfl ee? .X I, Mi fv JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,,,, W ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, BOB MICHELSEN Secretary .....7...,.. .,.,.. : ,,7., 7...,.,7,, B A RBARA SMITH Vice President , ,..,,,, , BOB WYATT Treasurer .e,,eee, ,,ee, Y JACKIE STEHBENS rv Q:- .,X1. r f . . 4 gp Neal Carol Niles Abbott Andgfsgn Anderson Dolores Robert Loretta Bailey Baker Beardsley Ed Par Ruth Ann Blount Bohlke Boyle Sharon Pat Anderson Andresen Gary Robert Beil Benner Virginia Wanda Bradford Brown Rosalie Andrews Douglas Bennett PS-QQY Brugman 1 Joan Bach Marilyn Benson Jirn Campbell Carol Bailey Nancy Bice Joyce Campie Oakley Janice Wilma Donna David Kay Jacqueline Gordon Carlsen Chafer Chase Chiappetta Chyma Collins Covert Cramer Ronny Carole Lee Charles Richard Larry David Herman Janice Cronacher Curry I Curtis Daehler 44 Detterman Dierks Dierks Dietrich Alice Patricia Diettrick Eads Barbara Gary DiXOl'1 Edlen Linda Dean Ekland Enwright - ve I , Robert Jane Elliott Fawcett James Tom Fay Finch Vera Jack Fenzel Fink Sandra Donna Fishlein Forbes Mervin Nannette Fletcher Frahm Peter Frank Friedricksen Fuller Rosalie Rebecca Friis Fullick fi b 5? s g ' .K William Jim Rgger Joyce Wanda Diane Harold Evelyn Fulton Galbraith Gammon Gertsen GibSOI'i Gilbert Goldensoph GOmOll Patricia Ann Janet LeRoy Anile Joseph Mary Emilie Graham Granclchamp Grau Gray 45 Green Griswold Gundelfinger H6ViQhUrST Charles Hagen 0 Er Shirley Hansen 'TU I Phyllis Heend Donald Henricksen Thomas Holle- Y 'I 1 Wayne Bette Huebner Hunter Sharon John Johnson Jordan Sheryl Huston Carol Jorgensen Pat Hyde Gary Jorge James Hamill Raymond Haring Heinsen Karen Higgins ' Y Holton Avis Hannatan Beth Hansen Anna Lou Hartmann De Hawk Elizabeth Henning Janice Henningsen David Hinerichsen Gal Hinshaw Jacqueline Hopkins Allen Hudson Donald Betty Carol Sharon Inman Jacobi Jeffrey Jessen Danny Janet Ardelle Joan nsen 46 Jorgensen Jurgensen Jurgensen Kavadas ll 'i l.'ll . 5 x ir' - 1 3 L in xy, A q l 'H W I . Jw-J Gary Ketelsen Douglas Larsen Jeanne Lockhart Kent Nancy Janice Ketelsert Kirschner Kirst Robert Rita Lou Ann Larsen Laurent Lehmkuhl Margaret Virginia ROlTJeI'T Loehndorf Logan LOHQ Nancy Knight Joan Leighty William Loy Sa retta Knutson Fred LePrevost Larry Lundgren Janet Kraus Edward Leutke Phil Lundquist Emily Kuchlenz Nancy Litchfield Carol Ann Marsh 'is Joyce Martin Bob Michelsen A Joyce Dorothy May McCann Gerald Jacqueline Mickle Miller Shirley McCoy Lois Miller 47 . Z 5 ' Laura Jane Barbara Marcia Gerald McCullen McDaniel McGovern McNulty Patty Zita Herald Guss Duane Miller Miller Mohr Moore X11 Q, Nelson Moore Penny Nielsen Marilyn Peetz xl Jacqueline Torn Judy Morris Mulholland Murphy Elaine Helen Helen. NOON Oberman Olsen Douglas Alan William Peltzer Petersen Pirch Richard Murphy Bill Opheim Dixie Potter 1 Janice Naeve Ralph Outzen John Potter Milo Charles Nelson Nicolaysen Emilie Barbara Paasch Paulline Anna Pruett Dorothy Pruett yi Patsy Mary Jo Joy Barbara Carole Shirley Robert Carolyn Puetsch Putney Ramig Reuter Roenfeldt Rowe Rowen Ryan Marolyn Judith Gilbert Karen Donna Loretta Sall Victor Y Ryan Ryder Sander Scheer 48 Schroeder Schroeder Scudder Shadid Mary Shaw Barbara Smith Gayla Spooner Jackie Stehloens June Stoddard Gary Sievers Melvin Dennis Shoemaker Simpson Richard Sorenson LaLyonie Richard Smith Spalding Anne Stafford Edward Sandra Sproat Stettensen Gary Still Marie Sharlene Stickell SHPGS Lucille Stone Charlotte Paul Stone Storms Q at , W' ...ah .ff Frances Joyce Audrey Rosalie Striley Stubblefield Stumbaugh Swanson Jeanne Gar NGDCY Allen Y Thomas Thompson Thompson Thoms ,ss ' . Carol Tallrnan Arthera Thomsen Dixie Taubert Ramona Thurloff Linda Tewell Rita Tiaden Jacqueline Tholen Sandra Tucking Robert Turner Judith Tyler Donna x Ven I-luizen J James Vogt ii Deanne Walceland 'fy Nancy Walvver ,R Noel Weih 'H at 1 f 'lf-.v 1 Raymond at Wells - Don ' Wiley 'Q 6 C Linda ' ., - Wiley 1 f-my I ,X i f V-if y si MN K! . f 'A N Dixie Ramon Robert Betty Keith Sharon Winter Witt Wyatt Young Zastrow Zornig 50 Donald Utroska Dennis Vath Marlene Vogt Joan Voss David Ward Darlene Webber Don Werner Elaine Whitney Robert Wilke Jacqueline Williams SOPHOMGRES xxx SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS N, Treasurer, Joan Rascherg Vice President, David O'Brier1g President, Tom Barnard Secretary, Alverta Arney. SI l N 5 sr ' 4- 7 i 'Y . Nw ,, , 'rt fi First row: Beverly Basarich, Sandra Aldrich, Marilyn Bandy, La Vonne Anderson, Janet Aude, Sharon Blunt, Carol Jean Barholz, Karen Baker, Alverta Arney, Second row: Bob Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, Sharon Bier, Dorothy Blount, Pat Bengtsoii, Janice Allen, Sharon Baugh, Anne Bent, John Anderson. Third row: Timmie Blount, Dick Andersen, Jack Andresen, Don Allison, Glenn Abramson, Tom Barnard, Bruce Bird, David Allison, Marvin Bennett, James Andrews, Jerry Blair. SOPHOMORES First row: Judy Clausen, Judy Coleman, Betty Broderick, Ruby Buxton, Becky Carnes, Jane Bullard, Shirley Boyert, Carol Cook, Alice Buchacker, Wanda Carpenter. Second row: Mary Jane Byers, Maxine Brown, Clodene Brunson, Alvin Clausen, Harold Cady, George Christoff, Ronald Carr, Joseph Cavanaugh, Lois Bullard, Judy Carstensen. Third row1 Charles Booth, Terry Carlsen, Mark Corr, James Carstensen, John Clement, Jack Chase, Robert Carpenter, Donald Copeland, Warren Burnett, Gary Carber. .t r ' P i T , 3 , 5 in 'kb i ls.-Q .. l .t 14' 3 ii.: r- T if ' 5 , , . . i , . X y E I t 9 4 Yr. W, ii First rovv: Mike Crouse, Nancy Frederick, Carolyn Daes, Shirley Fenzel, Harriet Diettrick, Ruth Eversoll, Marilyn Franks, Eileen Davis, Dean Eggers. Second row: Nathalie Drury, Carla Eslinger, Jack Cruse, Bill Fogate Robert Dash, Richard Eggers, Gary Dash, Donald DeVries, Nancy Ebensberger, Pat Eckman, Third row: Allen Dorsey, Ronnie Dixon, Dave Fc-rgeseri, Al Cromer, Wayne Fatchett, Clarence Dean, Larry Davis, Erik Farley, Tom Craig, Jim Dierks. SOPHOMORES First row: Fred Grams, Marvin Goble, Madeline Haring, Becky Hansen, Mary Hamill, Kay Harnden, Marilyn Grell, Beverly Garvey, Shicla Goodridge. Second rovv: Joseph Golden, Martha Hansen, Gloria Harnden, Deanna Gilson, Sandra Gard, Vera Goettsch, Mary Kay Goettsch, Pat Greve, Sharon Graham. Third row: Bob Grossman, Richard Harden, Elden Green, Allan Grimm, Walter Fuhrmann, Vernon Hall, Charles Gill- patrick, Robert Hallmark, Jay Grell. i ':- . - 1 4 fi- ii ia f' . 5 's'r -3? ' . 1 , V . .Y'f'w 'VE' 1 f fl 2 'Z' Q L, ., A. mfr, v X i i , A , f I i , Q' fi 'i : 5. ,Q fully 1 ,'. 3 7 LJ 4 I 11 - s .. -i. Y I u. . .. .,,i.. . as 4.5. 7 u. , , v 2 K 4 v ' '. ' -e f l x Q l ll 4' 1 ' First row: Roth Heavilin, Shirley Hawes, Bob Jensen, Karl Heidinger, Joyce Hook, Dorene Hasp, Margie Holm, Saundra James, Bobbe Jane Hvidston. Second row: Dan Hartman, Keith Hopkins, David Hill, Thomas Hertzberg, Lola Hebeler, Carol Hill, Linda Harty, Judy Holstein, Jeanne Hartman, Third row: Gary Jackson, Robert Jenkin, Stan Hawes, Ed Hayes, Ron Jacobsen, Larry Jakubsen, Gene Hendricks, Bob Holleran, Erbert Hudson. Dennis Hoialmen, SOPHOMORES First row: Earlene Jones, Vivian Joslin, Kathryn Kavades, Nancy Knight, Barbara Johnson, Carolyn Jurgen' sen. Mary Ann Kair, Linda lnrnan, Diana Johnson, Marlo Keller. Second row: Kenny Kennedy, Edward Junge, Ervin Kane, Allan Keegan, Alberta Klingenberg, Darlene Kahler, Kay Kelly, Ronald Jensen, Terry Jordan, David Kane. Third row: Paul Johnson, Fred Kamrath, Jerry Jordan, Edward Jones, Wayne Johnson, Merlin Kinkaid, Byron Porter, Raymond Kerr Dave Hults, Larry Hughes. .WVT 1 JU l . , 5' l f 's lfz' .rs w 1 I, 5 PCP 9 l U First row: Sandra Langfitt, Rosaleen Kofron, Sally Long, Karen Lind, Kay Krick, Dorothy Leighty, Lavonne Laine, Karen Krause, Judy Luckritz. Second row: Jolwn Lyons, Kennetlw Larkin, Dick Mason, Dixie Land, Bar- bara Luce, David Marr, Jule Luckritz, Rodney Lanaglian, Bill Matie, Tliirrl rox.: Jiin Drainlneck, Bob Larsen, Ronnie Lampe, Bill Levine, Freddie Luthans, Terry Lelinwkulwl, Harold May, Cliuck Ladeliotf, Myron Kruger, First row: Marilyn McKinley, Darla Miner, Pat McDonnell, Kay Meier, Nancy Nielsen, Deana Masse, Alta John Krabbennoft. Miller, Ruth McBride, Janice May, Carol Meiglian, Second roi.-.1 Gary Murphy, Jiin McGrogan, Dick McLane, Cecile McCann, Janice Miller, Nancy Nelson, Larry May, Jack Niebulir, Pat McCliinon. Tliird row: Carl Nelson, Bruce Mills, Orin Naeve, Douglas Nelson, Clarence Mortlwlancl, David Meyer, Ken Meyer, Dave McDonald, Jolnn Morgan, Leon Merkel, Q rw r Q I fr ,, ,fx A , , U First row: Pat Tuclcing, Kay Stafford, Lorraine Stoeclcen, Carolyn Trayer, Carol Sieyen, Pat Taylor, Janet Taylor, Jolene Stottenberg. Second row Robert Tillerna Merle Stottlenvyer, Byrl Swanson, Sheryl Stinson, Barbara Stoedenwann, Gary Thomas John Stewart, Edward Sheller Doane Toniplcing. Third rcy-.1 Larry' Thomas, John Stitzell, Fred Troax, Chancy Scribner, Ernest Schaffer, Ken Tranbarger, Gary Thomsen, Gary First row: Mary Jo Wedge, Barbara Wiebold, Ellen Ziegler, Janice Wharff, Nancy White, Barbara Wilson, Thoms, Jinw Stuedcmann, Gypsy Wells, Mary Jo Young, Second rowz Pat Zastrow Janice Turner, Peggy Tuttle Judy Weber, Sandra Webb, Sharon Van Sant, Sandra Williams, Reta Van Doren, Bessie Wenzel, Barbara Zentner. Third row: Richard Turner, Allen Wilcox, Edwawl Williams, David Voyos, David Wok, Dale Weller, Raymond Wilden, Dennis Weeden, Charles Turner, Darrell Worlein. J l l i , .Q 1 . . . ix -L - ' . Q Q, . 31,2 K M I A ,E .4 l L ' fax ' r Y 'sk - jf ' x V ' . il' l ' . I s A I P 'x In 4 r K, ACTIVITIES Here's Charlie again, Taking us Through anoTher im- porTanT phase of life aT CHS.-acTiviTies. While obTaining an educaTion is The foremosT purpose for our going To school, we realize ThaT a compleTe educa- Tion cannoT be found in TexTbooks alone. We knovv, Too, ThaT All work and no play makes Charlie a dull boy. For These reasons There is a wide program of exTra- curricular acTiviTies in ClinTon High School. Each club's acTiviTies are of a differenT naTure, inTended To broaden The inTeresTs of iTs members. YeT The purpose of all These clubs, regardless of Their naTure, is The same: To Teach cooperaTion, build friendships and loyalTy, and To help us To help oThers. To successfully enTer The world of Tomorrow, we musT learn These skills Today, Through our acTiviTies in ClinTon High School. ff- Lfx! ,ol x gf Tim --f-12 ,,, O JN +5 ' QE,- f . w 1 1 'Vx 1 Zyglurzs - -1-' ,- ,-Q ,Q I. .qw ur QA .- . ,,- 331. 00529.-' ' Li: .t ovgifui 2ecrDVW .iyexi Sf Efutur' f his Elon L1 in 1. ,P- -- .,1-. 3 . A 'v 5' -::g7 ire ,n,. v .':fN,3, , M, , .' C' A, 'fI','u, 4 x J km Cf M. 1-,.., 1 v1 QA. 12501 f 'x 1,. - I P lefefves 4 -V, 4 NL U'PSe - gyanklin Pep club ' Varsity Mixer S0135 ve fl' Lawrence Hild FlRST SEMESTER SENATORS First row: Janet Taylor, Elna Hendrix, Nanette Frahm, Marilyn Peetz, Kathy Greve, Harlan Lynn, Gary Maurek, Byrl Swanson, Marilyn Bandy, Second row, David O'Brien, Margaret Dickerson, Elaine Whitney Bob Wyatt, John Bidrawn, David Dierks, Edward Leutke, Bruce Mills, Connie Halbach, Jack Rockwell, Judy Tyler, Ann Benson. Third row: Keith Zastrow, Erik Farley, Ronny Sheridan, Torn Barnard, Bob Michelson, Ed Heinsen, Rolland Bice, Jack Fink, Don Meyer, Larry Petty, Arnold Vogel, David Howes, SENATE Through the activities of the CHS senate, students are given the opportunity to learn and practice self-government. Harlan Lynn is our student body president, Larry Petty, vice president, Kathy Greve, secretary, Ed Heinsen, treasurer, David Howes, attorney general. FIRST SEMESTER JUSTlCES reth, Lyle Brown, Bill Owen, Bob Long, K CABINET Don Meyer, Larry Petty, Kathy Greve, Bob Michelson, Lynn, David Howes, Ed Heinson, Tom Barnard. Harlan SECOND SEMESTER SENATORS First row: Janet Taylor, Elna Hendrix, Kathy Greve, Lawrence Hildreth, Gary Maurek, Byrl Swanson, Marilyn Bandy. Second row: Mary Jo Putney, Sharon Zornig, Bob Wyatt, David Dierks, Edward Leutke, Jack Rockwell, Harlan Lynn, Judy Tyler. Third row: Margaret Dickerson, Marilyn Peetz, Bruce Mills, Connie Halbach, Don Meyer, Ray Wells, Duane Moore, Ann Benson. Fourth row: Erik Farley, David Work, Tom Barnard, Bob Michelson, Ed Heinsen, Lyle Brown, Bob Long, Larry Petty, Arnold Vogel, David O'Brien, SENATE One of the Senate's special proiects each year is the sponsoring of a foreign exchange student. This year's student is Hans Klose, who came to Clinton from Bielefeld, Germany. Hans is living in the home of Tom Barnard during his stay in Clinton. Hans has attended Clinton High School during this year, and has ioined in many of our extracurricular activities. SECOND SEMESTER JUSTICES David Howes. John Bidrawn David Vovos, Allan Thoms, George Davelis. Hans Klose with his American br0fl'IeV. ' TON B8ff'l8fd ..-X, 'Y l X i '53 i- lu! DAVE and NANCEE, Co-Editors. Room 130, Sixth Period. CLINTONIAN ANNUAL This page, like the rest ot the pages in your 1955 Clintonian, is the result of the efforts put forth by the members ot your annual staff. Not only do they work during their regular meetings twice weekly, but many hours outside of school are spent in working on your yearbook. The co-editors are David Howes and Nancee Rose, business editors, Don Lass, Lyle Brown, advertising manager, Paul Johnson, photographers, David l-lowes and Mark Corr, senior section, Myra Arney, Yvonne Busch, junior section, Mary Ellen Richter, Janice Henningsen, Elaine Whitney, activity section, Pat Schaley, Gloria Mehrens, faculty section, Kay Collins, Jacqueline Hopkins, junior college section, Clarann Bishop, Antie Green, Judy Coleman, snapshots, Jeanne Lockhart, Becky Fullick, sport section, Lawrence Hildreth, Gary Maurek, Larry l-lartzell, advertising section, Joyce Nissley, Sandra Aldrich, Carol Jacobi, Byrl Swanson, Joan Rascher, Jane Bullard, Al Cromer, Mark Corr, Our adviser is Miss Austin. First row: Yvonne Busch, Judy Coleman, Sandra Aldrich, Joyce Nissley, Janice Henningsen, Kay Collins, Pat Schaley, Carol Jacobi, Jacqueline Hopkins, Myra Arney. Second row: Jeanne Lockhart, Becky Fullick, Lawrence Hildreth, Gary Maurek, Paul Johnson, Byrl Swanson, Joan Rascher, Nancee Rose, Jane Bullard. Third row: Gloria Mehrens, Clarann Bishop, Elaine Whitney, Mark Corr, Lyle Brown, Don Lass, Larry Hartzell, David Howes, Mary Ellen Richter, Antie Green. C' Q7 1 First row: Mary Jo Putney, Laura Jane McCullen, Jim Krambeck, Jacqueline Stehbens, Rita Laurent, Nanette Frahm, Second row: Patricia Bohlke, Elizabeth Henning, Antie Green, Cathy Welch, Sandra Eckman, Zita Miller, Becky Fullick, Jeanne Lockhart, Not present: Gertrude Carstens, Jacqueline Morris, Barbara Subcleff. CLINTONIAN BI-WEEKLY The Clintonian Bi-Weekly is Clinton High School's record of activities throughout the year, as reported by the members of its staff. Through our publication we try to give recognition to all students participating in school activities during the year. As a result of an exchange program with many other high school staffs in Iowa, we share many ideas with other students in the state. The editor-in-chief is Sandra Eckman, sports editor, Jim Krarnbeck, business and advertising managers, Jacqueline Morris and Zita Miller, advisers, Miss Austin and Miss Davis. 194-., Sports Editor JIM KRAMBECK Editorein-Chief SANDRA ECKMAN ,T 1 ' ' ' 'df t ' ' isfQ,5 7 xi 5 E i 1 Pllbg PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE The sponsor of Pan American League is Miss Hartmann. The officers are president, Bil Ptudererg vice president, Sharon Streitg secretary, Jane Fawcettg treasurer, Judy Weber. The purpose ot our club is to promote fellowship and understanding between the Americans and Americas. A secondary purpose is to further student interest in Spanish. I 1'7 '. 7 ' ' 'i F3 Ml as f N kj L, Q ll l LATIN CLUB Miss Carter is the sponsor of our Latin Club. Our consuls are Kathryn Ocker and Gerald Larsen, Scribe, Kathy Greve, quaestor, Darla Miner, Junior representative, Marilyn Peetz, Senior representative, John Bidravvn. We meet in the auditorium on the third Thursday of each month for the purpose ot stimulating interest in Latin through skits, plays, and movies. Some of our activities include the language picnic, the Saturnalia mixer, and the Roman Banquet. slit HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row: Rosalie Friis, Nancy Proud, Janet Taylor, Pat Andresen, Alverta Arney, Kay Krick, Nathalie Drury Betty Young, Deana Masse, Sheila Goodridge. Second row: Karen Scheer, Sharon Striet, LaVonne Wilcox Nancy Elliot, Saundra James, Judy Rassmussen, Gypsy Wells, Penny Nielsen, Joyce Nissley, Artie Thomp sen, Linda Eckland. Third row: Sandra Buckrnan, Linda Harty, Becky Carnes, Patricia Pearson, Lois Kunze Marilyn Potter, Joan Jurgensen, Margaret Loehndorf, Gloria Mehrens, Emilie Havighurst, Ann Benson. Y-TEENS Y-TEEN CABINET First row: Joyce Gertsen, Jacqueline Hopkins, Mary Jo Putney, Janice Naeve, Carol Lundquist, Myra Arney, Sharron Jepson, Sharon Holstein, Elna Hendrix, Nancy Elliot, Janice Scobey, Beth Petersen, Carol Jacobi. Second row: Kathy Rohwer, Diane Gilbert, Elaine Noon, Judy Thayer, Sandra Aldrich, Janet Koch, Kathy Greve, Marilyn Peetz, Peggy Kessler, Judy Meyer, Gerda Kading, Una Hightower, Barbara Studemann, Rita Laurent. Third row: Nanette Frahm, Nancee Rose, Nancy Dorsey, Sharon Pieper, Karen Scheer, Karen Higgins, Sandra Steffensen, Kathryn Ocker, Pat Bohlke, Cathy Welch, Catherine Boyle, Lois Kunze, Diana Klingenberg, Bette Machael. Fourth row: Sandra Buckman, Carla Eslinger, Carol Hill, Emily Hildebrandt, Janice Miller, Kay Gode, Janet Jorgensen, Diane Petersen, Antie Green, Elaine Whitney, Wanda Brown, Bonnie Curtis, Margaret Dickerson, Emilie Havighurst. ti' I v . Q0 z,N'fn 'Q A , ,ff . if.. . '-LL T' First row: Janet Peters, LaVonne Wilcox, Janet Koch, Elna Hendrix, Gloria Taylor, Nancy Sievers, Nancee Rose, Harriet Bunting, Sharon Pieper, Sandra Buckman. Second row: Rita McGilvrey, Lawrence Hildreth, Bob Dehner, Dick Grams, Kathleen Pettersen, Mary Ellen Richter, Sandra Eckman, Margaret Dickerson, Ann Benson, Gloria Gray. Third row: Ronald Ribble, Dean O'Hern, Charles Monaghan, Leigh Gott, Wayne Rohwer, Keith Johnson, Jim Wells, Arnold Vogel, David Howes, Harlan Lynn, Mr. Bohlke. Fourth row: Joe Quinn, Jim Deutsch, John Bidrawn, Larry Petty, Bil Pfuderer, Leon Schwartz, Jan Sander, Jerry Larsen, Dick Glovka, Gary Morris, Torn Harbron, Leon Morsing. CHEMISTRY CLUB Wow! What an explosion! That is what you may hear it you visit the chemistry laboratory when these young scientists begin working on their projects. Carrying out such projects is one of the main purposes ot Chemistry Club, along with creat- ing a natural interest in the science of chemistry. Meetings are called whenever necessary by Mr. Bohlke, who is the chemistry instructor and sponsor of this organization. The officers are David Howes, president, Larry Petty, vice president, Nancee Rose, secretary, and Margaret Dickerson, treasurer. Sound Crew is a service organiza- tion. This group maintains and oper- ates the audio-visual equipment in Clinton High School. This equipment consists of motion picture proiectors, slide proiectors, public address sys- tems, tape recorders, etc. These are used in classes, assembly programs, athletic events, school dances, and on other occasions as the need arises. Mr. Phipps is the sponsor of Sound Crew. Crew Chief is Tom Harbron, Assistant Crew Chief, Jerry Larsen. SOUND CREW First row: Dick McLane, Ray Wells, Paul Johnson. Second row Leon Morsmg Charles Curtis Tom Harbron Niles Anderson, Douglas Nelson. Third row: Richard Bird, Nelson Moore Douglas Peltzer Jerry Larsen Paul Storms, Mr. Phipps. if ix' gr ,H rf- -'fa L ... fs Low V iff' 3 as lf? I t z ? l rf! Art Rohwer, Jim Stolley, David Vovos Richard Harden, Herb Christiansen. BOOSTERS' CLU B The purpose of Boosters' Club is to promote and encourage all approved high school activities and to promote good citizenship throughout C.H.S. The club sponsors the refreshment stand at the football games, provides the Christmas tree for the high school, and donates the remainder of its funds to some worthy Clinton High School activity. First row: Dean O'Hern, Richard Harden, Danny Hartman, Ronald Ribble, Don Wiley, Bill Pirch, Bob Gross- man, Bob Jensen, Myron Crouse. Second row: Jim Krarnbeck, Alan Grimm, Cliff Parker, Keith Ketelsen, David Dierks, Alan Peterson, Vernon Hall, Kent Ketelsen, Arlen Steines, Richard Jacobsen, Wayne Huebner. Third row: Lawrence Hildreth, David Howes, George Jensen, Erik Farley, Alan Rathie, Merlin Kinkaid, Paul Storms, Myron Kruger, George Davelis, Les Hawes, Dave Fergesen, Pat McClimon, Fourth row: Ronald Langfitt, Keith Johnson, Larry Petty, Richard Decker, Bil Pfuderer, Don Meyer, Richard Glovka, Gary Morris, Larry Hartzell, Jim Wells, Arnold Vogel, William Bentson. t a Fifa' C1 -i ' Ri - V, , ' . we-it ' .:, f , 4 ,,,i.'tg X. First row: Jerry Jordan, Jim Dierks, John Suiter, David Vovos, Bob Holleran, Mark Corr, Howard Mayer, Wayne Rohwer, Leigh Goff, Ronnie Dixon, Second row: Charles Hall, Dennis Vath, Robert Nicolaysen, Richard Ketelsen, David Lueders, Gary Hart, Ed Jones, Dennis Tooley, Charles Monaghan, Bob Dehner Third row: Dick Staack, Jim Svendsen, Dick Murphy, Jim Carstensen, Joe Griswold, Larry Jakubsen, Wayne Johnson, Dick Shelko, Elbert Hudson, Reynold Platt. Fourth rovv: Herb Christiansen, Tom Bach, Jim Stolley Jan Sander, Charles Smith, Allen Harksen, Dave Hinericksen, Rex McClain, Don Henricksen, Jim Galbraith. BOOSTERS' CLUB Membership in Boosters' Club is open to any Clinton High School boy. The sponsors ot the club are Mr. Romey and Mr. Law. The officers are Jim Stolley, President, David Vovos, Vice President, Art Rohwer, Secretary, Richard Harden, Treasurer, Herb Christiansen, Sergeant-at-Arms. Alan Murphy, Myron Kruger, Art Rohwer, Jim Stolley, Charles Hall, Kenneth Gibson, Vernon Hall, Mr. Harold Gibson. 7l .u .l.r, 'V First row: Charles Hall, Carl Nielsen, Arlen Steines, Dick Staack, Norvall Clemons, Dave Lueders, Tom Bach, John King, John Suiter, Ronnie Langfitt. Second row: Bob Dehner, Lee McClure, Leon Morsing, David Sievert, Bob Sorenson, Vernon Smith, Harvey Russell, Chuck Slaughter, Wallace Garvey, Charles Goodwin, Eugene McDonald, Dick Jacobsen. Third row: George Davelis, John Bidrawn, Dennis Tooley, Herv Christiansen, Jim Stolley, Jack Boulton, Jerry Larsen, Robert Dietz, Dave Anderson, James Ohrt, Jim Braudt, Dick Gore. Fourth row: Rex McClain, Jack Collins, Dick Decker, Lyle Brown, Ken Stubblefield, Herb Marske, Dick Shields, Don Lass, Howard Mayer, Leigh Goff, Tom Lyons, Jack Hawk. BACHELORS' CLUB First row: Gary Maurek, Jim Deutsch, Charles Monaghan, Larry Petty, Dick Glovka, Don Meyer, Keith Johnson, David Howes, Larry Hartzell, Bill Bentson, Arnie Vogel, Joe Quinn. Second row: Lawrence Hildreth, Dick Riggs, Wayne Rohwer, Dick Brandenburg, Leon Schwartz, Gary Morris, Jim Wells, Harlan Lynn, Gerald Schoephorster, Dick Grams, Dean O'Hern, Ronald Ribble, Joe Murphy. Third row: Wendell Eggers, Pat Shaw, David Schaal, Larry Smith, Jim Svendsen, Bob Peters, Russell Hebeler, George Jensen, Reynold Platt, Les Hawes, Jim Waldorf, Cliff Parker, Keith Ketelsen. Fourth row: Richard Stuhlman, Rolland Bice, Bob Seiler, Charles Smith, Bil Pfuderer, Pat Pearson, Garland Krick, Dave Gorman, Jan Sander, Joel Jones, Jerry Gray, Jim Kruse, Bob Nicolaysen, Richard Ketelsen, Gary Hart. .s gw First row: Shirley Luckritz, Donna Chiappetta, Janet Peters, Linda Ekland, Ethel White, Joanne Winkel, Carole Weinbeck, Ramona Thurloff, Sharon Jeffrey, Darlene Webber, Audrey Stumbaugh. Second row: Mr. Gault, Barbara Williamson, Janice MacKenzie, Janet Koch, Sharon Streit, Dorothy McCann, Jacqueline Morris, Becky Fullick, Jeanne Lockhart, Nannette Frahm, Janet Rohr, Phyllis Sinksen, Shirley West. Third row: Norene Dorathy, Sandra Buckman, Anita Beardsley, Rita Laurent, Lois Kunze, Shirley McCoy, Jacque- line Moore, Patricia Howard, Ruth Cady, Yvonne Busch, Elna Hendrix, Beverly Reynolds, Fourth row: Nancy Bengston, Harriet Bunting, Gloria Mehrens, Judy Tyler, Janet Grau, Ray Wells, Nancee Rose, Marilyn Smith, Rita McGilvrey, Carole Hackett, Janice McFarland. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row: Marylyn Ottens, Mary Mussrnann, Joanne Price, Jeanne Kelly, Shirley Kunau, Jutta Jacobsen, Doris Martin, Marlene Holm, Kathy Grave. Second row: Pat Pearson, Lois Pelton, Anita Husmann, Marilyn Hansen, Zita Miller, Betty Inman, lvagene Outzen, Sharon Pieper, Emilie Havighurst, Anna Lou Hartmann. Third row: Sandra Eckman, Margaret Dickerson, Marilyn McKim, Diane Petersen, Kathleen Pettersen, Connie Halbach, Kay Gode, Jane Fawcett, Margo Holgaard, Catherine Boyle, Janet Boulton. Fourth row: Jim Wells, Arnie Vogel, Duane Moore, Lawrence Hildreth, Keith Zastrow, James Ohrt, Jan Sander, Jerry Larsen, Lyle Brown, Bil Pfuderer, Leigh Gott. First row: Deanne Wakeland, Emilie Paasch, Rosalie Friis, Frances Striley, Sheryl Huston, Dixie Winter, Elna Hendrix, Jack Jordan. Second row: Director, William Grimmer, Jackie Hopkins, Judy Thayer, Sharon Zornig, Anita Beardsley, Sharon Anderson, Karen Scheer, Elizabeth Henning, Gary Edlen, Don Werner, Gary Maurek. Third row: Sandra Eckman, Margo Holgaard, Nancy Thompson, Margaret Loehndorf, Beth Hansen, Margaret Dickerson, Ray Haring, Phillip Kelsey, Noel Weih. Fourth row: Carolyn Ryan, Jeanne Kelly, Diana Klingenberg, Claire Goenne, Gerald Mickle, Ed Leutke, Bob Benner, Charles Curtis, Bil Pfuderer, Dick Bird, Jim Vogt, David Dierks. A CAPPELLA CHOIR MIXED CHORUS First row: Rosaleen Kofron, Joan Bach, Emily Kuchlenz, Wilma Chase, Kay Harnden, Pat Andresen, Sandra Fischlein, LaLyonie Smith, Judy Holstein, John Lyons, Paul Pearson, David Kane, Carol Sievert, Jeanne Thomas, Marlo Keller, Kay Collins, Sandra Aldrich, Becky Carnes, Dorothy Leighty, Second row: Carol Bailey, Gayla Spooner, Judy Meyer, Barbara Williamson, Nancy Bice, Nancy Litchfield, Elaine Noon, Ruth Ann Boyle, Penny Neilsen, Carol Jacobi, Fred Truax, Dave Fergusen, Linda Hardy, Jackie Miller, Pat Hyde, Judy Best, Ramona Thurloff, Janice Allen, Sally Long, Carol Jorgensen. Third row: Jane Bullard, Barbara Wilson, Barbara Lawrence, Sharon Blunt, Marilyn Potter, Carolyn Jurgensen, Sharon Graham, Laura McCullen, Marilyn Peetz, Sharon Johnson, Peggy Tuttle, Ed Hayes, Ken Tranbarger, David Allison, Elaine Whitney, Kay Kelly, Nancy Nelson, Judy Weber, Karen Higgens, Nancy Ebensberger, Phyllis Heend, Janet Grau, Avis Hannafan, Mary Ann Gundelfinger, Ardelle Jurgensen. Fourth row: Barbara Luce, Diana Gillson, Janice Dietrick, Mary Kay Goettsch, Vera Fenzel, Bob Grossman, Richard Harden, Marvin Rasmussen, Myron Kruger, Bruce Mills, Larry Petty, Tom Barnard, Dick Shelko, Bruce Bird, Dick Pirch, Jerry Jordan, Terry Blaire, Timmy Blount, Clyde Ferguson, Jane Fawcett, Diane Petersen, Peggy Brugman. 9739934 vii-ve H- 5? F tViW ' ? 4+'? 4 Q ,I 9 7 5 W A' - T' I 'A 1, - q Q , y , . XQVP X 1' 'XYTV 'vyvf ' e get - First row: Dean O'Hern, Mervin Fletcher, Duane Moore, Ruth Cady, Betty Hunter, Sharon Holstein, Sharron Jepson, Carl Nielson. Second row: Larry Hartzell, Bill Bentson, Barbara Reuter, Dixie Potter, Sandra Steffenson, Phyllis Sinksen, Nancy Elliot, Emilie Havighurst, PEQQY Kessler' Jane' Koch! Thlfd 'Owl Anita Husmann, Antie Green, Barbara Smith, Joan Jurgensen, Janet Jorgensen, Emily Hildebrandt, Marcia McGovern, Lois Kunze, Jeanne Purcell, Dorothy McCann, Joel Jones. Fourth row: Bob Turner, Bob Long, Gary Jorgensen, Jack Fink, Jan Sander, Lyle Brown, Gary Beil, Bob Wilke, Jim Kruse, John King, Jerry Jaeger. A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: Nancy Proud, Madelyn Haring, Nancy Cram, Joyce Gertsen, Janice Obermiller, Diana Johnson, Judy Rasmussen, Darla Miner, Nancy Frederick, Donna Pitts, Bernadine Spreen, Marilyn Norris, Eileen Danis, Mary Jo Wedge, Sheila Goodrich, Kathryn Rohwer, Marilyn Ryan, Deana Masse, Carol Meighan, Sally Scudder. Second row: Joyce Hook, Evelyn Gomoll, Alice Dietrick, Carole Roenfeldt, Mathalie Drury, Joyce May, Carolyn Daes, Delores Paulline, Ellen Ziegler, Marjorie Holm, Dolores Bailey, Barbara Johnson, Loretta Beardsley, Harriet Dietrick, Ruth Heavilin, Kay Petersen, Wanda Carpenter, Sally Robinson, Judy Murphy, Joyce Martin, Carolyn Traver. Third row: Clodene Brunson, Shiley Hansen, Lorraine Stoecken, Gloria Harnden, Martha Hansen, Saundra James, Collie Mae Kent, Patricia Greve, Virginia Bradford, Marilyn Rarnig, Judy Carstensen, Sharon Van Sant, Patricia Eckman, Donna Schroeder, Patricia Eads, Sandra Tucking, Carol Cook, Mary Jane Byers, Darlene Webber, Sharon Jeffrey, Nancy Bengtson, Janice Fuller. Fourth row: Lois Pelton, Cecile McCann, Joyce Campie, Ruth Eversoll, Marie Stickell, Helen Olsen, Gerda Kading, Kay Krick, Patricia Bengtson, Sharon Mulligan, Lola Hebeler, Jackie Tholen, Sandra Gard, Sandra Williams, Linda Eckland, Carolyn Anderson, Sharon Baugh, Joan Voss, Marilyn Bentsen, Sharon Anderson, June Stoddard. 9 Q ir 9 Q ir, ,,,v,,g5v,,,v,y,,v1,,v,,'g,v ', ir Qmiiiamii i we ,fa 0 afa,s7V E700 . x I , K a V E ax ,nhl fir, My ' rc F - t I I - - 5 ,rf ., W , g . I . 4- c. I B W a , M 1 -4-. 1 r, .. W. 'I rr 9. an - Q3 we, - -- . -EJ ff' ' f P .4 . ,--. -1 bs f s - r V. I i -x-fx: : X -1 3 ,.,. Frrsf row Judy Holstern Phyllls Heend Peggy Tutlle Rosaleen Kofron Second row Linda Harty Cecule McCann Peggy Brugman Januce Muller Barbara Wrlson MIXED CHORUS TRIPLE TRIO BOYS GLEE CLUB Frrst row Bob Jensen Ruchard Turner Dan Hartman Duck Grams Tom Hertzberg Ivan Schaal Allen Wrlcox Joseph Golden Fred LePrevost Wendell Eggers Ron Rvbble David Chyrna Bob Dehner Second row Jule Luckrnz Rrchard Mason Jack Collrnes Jrm Wells Davrd Howes Kenneth Larkun Jack Andresen Gary Stull Jam Thompson Bob Martrn Lee McClure Roger Schumacher Clnfford May Thlrd row Vernon Hall Dean Enwrught Davnd Kelly Bull Owen Errk Farley Douglas Larsen Duck Decker Duck Staack John Surter Dennes Weeden Charles Ladehoff Dayrd Vovos David Gorman Fourth row Rnchard Murphy Nelson Moore Davld Work Don Meyer Rolland Bice James Stolley Norvell Clemons Ken Meyer Charles Hagen Wrlllam Fulton Ken Sfubblefreld Bob Holleran Kenneth Mrlder Bb QW? M hom I A T I I l 'J' v+r'rwrr'r fr+JrlW- W I V W I 4 V 'Y 6 rf. I .Q li 'L K-E: I3 Y Y L , Y 5 ,h r 3' Ll T l' lvl' rr- 'lf I -E ' Z' ' I Q l 1 I 3 . 3 r rua 9 4, I A CAPPELLA TRIPLE TRIO First row Elna Hendrix Dnxle P01 Yer, Be11y Hunter Karen Scheer Second ro EI zabefh Henning Nancy Thompson Sandra Eckman Anita Hus ann Beth Hansen The Clanton Hugh School Band as durected by Mr Stoskopt and Mr Stlvers The oftxcers are Leon Schwartz President Duane Moore Vlce Presudent Rosalle Frans Secretary Treasurer and Margaret Kynett Head Lubraruan The actlvltles of the C H S band unclude marching nn parades presentung formations at football games and playnng for basketball games and pep assemblies The band also gives various concerts throughout the year as well as partuclpattng IH the annual Trl Double I BAND ORCHESTRA The director of the Clanton Hlgh School Orchestra IS Mr Lowell Adams The offlcers are President Barbara Zentner Secretaries Karen Ltnd and Linda Wiley Llbrartan Maxune Brown Jacket Chairman Helen Oberman muslc festuval C y d MAJOR ETTES BAND N79 'uf MMQE U HEAD MAJORETTE DRUM MAJOR INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS TRUMPET TRIO endell ers, eon orsin, a CLARINET QUARTET R ynolds. N I SAXOPHONE QUARTET Jan Sander, Lou Ann Lehmkuhl, Suzanne L k D ne Moore. DEBATE TEAM A Bette Machael Barbara Smith Connie Halbach Marilyn MCKim The sponsors of our organization are Mr. Travis and Mr. Ericksen. Bil Pfuderer is our President, Barbara Smith, Vice President, Bob Long, Secretary-Treasurer. The purpose of National Forensic League is to promote the interests of inter- scholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellow- ship and conferring upon deserving candidates a worthy badge of distinction. During the year the Debate Team attended the state meets for both National Forensic League and the Iowa High School Speech Association. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE First row: Marcia McGovern, Bette Machael, Elizabeth Henning, Bob Jensen. Second row: Barbara Smith Connie Halbach, Allan Thorns, Bil Pfuderer, Bob Long, Marilyn McKim, 1 YF C7 ns., pf -1' fl' 29? f PLEDGES First row: Norene Dorathy, Carmelita Myers, Janet Rohr, Yvonne Busch, Judy Holstein, Judy Coleman, Alverta Arney, Carol Meighan, Myra Arney, Donna Rebelskey, Janet Taylor. Second row: Harriet Diettrich, Nanette Frahrn, Sandra Steffensen, Vivian Joslin, Maxine Brown, Deanna Gilson, Marilyn Peets, Carol Sutthoff, Margo Holgaard, Nancy Dorsey, Carol Ann Marsh, Ellen Ziegler. Third row: Ronald Ribble, Janet Boulton, Sandra Smith, Ed Hayes, Dick Gore, James Ohrt, Jane Fawcett, Erik Farley, Allan Grimm, Sharon Mulligan, Carol Sievert, Richard Turner. LITTLE THEATRE ACTIVES First row: Kay Collins, Sharon Holstein, Judy Meyer, Peggy Kessler, Elna Hendrix, Sharron Jepson, Mar- garet Kynett, Carol Lundquist, Nancy Bengtson, Dorothy McCann. Second row: Judy Weber, Becky Carnes, Pat Bohlke, Laura McCullen, Nancee Rose, Marcia McGovern, Barbara Smith, Elizabeth Henning, Judy Tyler, Barbara Wilson, Nancy Litchfield, Third row: Gary Maurek, Charles Gilpatrick, Emily Hildebrandt, Marilyn McKim, Janet Jorgensen, Diane Petersen, Connie Halbach, Beth Hansen, Kay Detlefsen, David Howes, George Jensen. Fourth row: Ray Haring, Jim Braudt, Bill Owen, Lyle Brown, Jan Sander, Douglas Peltzer, Bil Pfuderer, Richard Bird, Don Meyer, Arnold Vogel. f fi 5 . X r Y an 5 The sponsors of our club are Mr. Travis and Mr. Erickson. The officers are president, David Howes, vice president, Arnold Vogel, secretary-treasurer, Mar- ilyn McKim. Meetings are called once a semester for the induction of new members. The purposes ot the National Thespian Society are to establish and advance standards ot excel- lence in all phases of dramatic arts, and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among high school students. A scene from Heaven Can Wait NATIONAL TH ESPIAN SOCIETY First row: Barbara Wilson, Nancy Bengtson, Nancy Litchfield, Judy Meyer, Barbara Williamson, Sharon Holstein, Elna Hendrix, Sharron Jepson, Margaret Kynett, Myra Arney. Second row: Pat Bohlke, Laura Jane McCullen, Nancee Rose, Judy Tyler, Marcia McGovern, Sandra Stetfensen, Elizabeth Henning, Marilyn Peetz, Becky Carnes, Dorothy McCann. Third row: Peggy Kessler, Carol Sutthoff, Marilyn McKim, Carolyn Domsalla, Barbara Smith, Anita Husrnann, Kay Detlefsen, Emily Hildebrandt, Nancy Dorsey, Kay Collins. Fourth row: Jane Fawcett, Janet Jorgensen, Ronald Ribble, David Howes, Gary Maurek, Charles Gilpatrick, Diane Petersen, Beth Hansen, Connie Halbach. Fifth row: George Jensen, Dick Gore, Jim Braudt, Douglas Peltzer, Jan Sander, Lyle Brown, Richard Bird, Bil Pfuderer, Don Meyer, Arnold Vogel, Ray Haring. GI is 1 l zz- C 1:7 ll tr K1 Frrst row Mlss Robson Shnrley Luclcrttz Sherla Relmers Kathryn Kavadas Ann Bent Saundra James Harrtet Dnettruclc Shurley Hawes Second row Deanna Gnlson Mary Ellen Rnchter Shnrley McCoy Loss Pelton Suzanne Lueck Jackie Tholen Janet Grau Nancy Walwer Clarann Bushop Jacquelune Dolan Myrna Dawson GAA The ottucers ot GAA are Presndent, Kathy Greve Vuce Presndent, Suzanne Lueck, Secretary Emllte Paasch Treasurer Janet Grau Ponnt Secretary, Bernuce Kavadas Our sponsor IS Mtss Robson The purpose of G A A IS to stlmulate Interest and loy IU physlcal actlvltles whlch would afford fun now and later serve as a basus for adult recreatlonal pursutts During the year we have played basketball volleyball badminton and we have also taken up archery March T9 ten of us attended Play Day at Iowa Cnty par tucnpatung nn many actxvutnes wlth other G A A members from all parts of Iowa Our sprung actuvntles Include the Splnster s Spree and a Mother Daughter Tea Fnrst row Glorna Taylor Madelme Hanng Emulte Paasch Carol Lundqurst Nancy Frederuck Nancy Proud Patrucna Taylor Bernrce Kavadas Jeanne Keller Second row Carol Bartels Kathy Greve Ellen Zuegler Margaret Holms Peggy Pampernn Mary Gundelfunger Marcella Sparlrn Carol Foster Jeanne Kelly Darlene MacDonald Q-. Our activities include the presenta- tion of a water ballet for the Junior Carnival and a spring show. We also sponsored an after game mixer and co sponsored the Polly Pep formal The purpose of Pollywogs is to pro- vide a means for improving swimming and diving skills, and to develop skill in synchronized and rhythmic swim- ming. The officers of Pollywogs are Presi- dent, Diane Peterseng Vice President, Joan Jurgensong Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Weber. Our Sponsor is Miss Robson. POLLYWOGS First row Jacqueline Dolan LaDonna Werner Sharon Pieper Joan Jorgensen Diane Petersen Judy Weber Myra Arney Margaret Kynett Kay Detlefsen Jean Keller Second row Dixie Taubert Beth Hansen Carolyn Ryan Karen Higgins Laura Jane McCullen Marilyn Peetz Janet Jorgensen Connie Halbach Elaine Noon Deanne Wakeland Third row Janice May Marlo Keller Karen Krause Rita Tpaden Barbara Smith Carolyn Jurgensen Sally Long Kay Stafford Alverta Arney li1lljilll,.1,l.11....L..llQ:Q-2 .4 First row: Julie Bolte, Nancy Elliot, Sharron Jepson, Sharon Holstein, Myra Arney, Emilie Paasch. Second row: Jeanne Keller, Barbara Williamson, Judy Markley, Carmelita Myers, Nancelee Sievers, Yvonne Busch, Donna Rebelskey. Third row: Patricia Schaley, Kathryn Greve. Fourth row: Sharon Zornig, Ethel White. Fifth row: Penny Neilson, Patricia Hyde. Sixth row: Sharon Johnson, Betty Hunter. Seventh row: Diane Gilbert, Nancy Litchfield, Lois Kunze, Catherine Welch, Marilyn Smith, Kay Detlefsen, Carolyn Duhr. Eighth row: Janice Henningsen, Darlene Webber, Gloria Mehrens, Margaret Dickerson, Janet Scofield, Ivagene O . . . . utzen, Bonnie Curtis. Ninth row: Sharon Anderson, Patty Miller, Virginia Bradford, Kathleen Pettersen, Antie Green, Kay Gode, Jackie Tholen. PEP CLUB Listen! Can you hear the drum beat as the Pep Club girls practice their drills? As members of Pep Club, we try to represent the true spirit of loyalty toward our boys in sports by marching for basketball and football m W h f ga es. e us er or various events, co-sponsor the Polly-Pep formal dance, and sponsor a mixer after the games as part of our activities during the year. Our sponsor is Miss O'Leary. The officers are President, Nancy Elliot, Vice Presi- dent, Kay Gode, Secretary, Diane Gilbert. 86 SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Kay Harnden Bull Owen Judy Clausen Alverta Arney The ndea of loyalty and school spurnt IS probably best exemplnfled un C H S by nts cheerleaders They have charge of all the pep assemblles which are held before the athletlc events not only at Cllnton Hugh but for all out of town events as well Whether we wln or lose our cheerleaders are always behmd the River Klngs VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Margaret Kynett Peggy Kessler Sandra Smuth Judy Meyer Deanna Wakeland Jacquelme Stehbens teams JF' 7' Ki' . WORD '79, 5 U ANN SXPK O5 LONG Qvee ' JUNIOR CARNIVAL 1954 HOMECOMING The Queen ot the 1954 Homecoming activities was Sharon Holstein. She was crowned by Pat Shaw, football representative of the team, Friday, October 15. Completing the Homecoming royalty were Patricia Greve, sophomore attendant, Marilyn Peetz, iunior attendant, Kathy Greve, senior attendant. The attendants were escorted by their class presidents, Tom Barnard, sophomore, Bob Michelson, iunior, Don Meyer, senior. Queen Sharon and her court reigned over the game October 15, and the dance following. Patricia Greve, Marilyn Peetz, Sharon Holstein, Kathy Greve. f-7 SPORTS VVe're loyal To you, Clinfon High . . There's Charlie ouT on The fooTball field, in The swimming pool, on The wresfling maTs. Here is where The True spiriT of cooperaTion reaches iTs highesf peak, where democracy is pracficed, Teamwork is The password. The field of sporfs performs a greaT service, noT only To iTs parTicipanTs, buf To iTs specTaTors as well. We learn To win modesfly, lose gra- ciously. Here Too is The spiriT of loyalTy and friendship NoT all can be sTars BuT more imporTanT Than being a sTar is earning The saTisfacTion of having given your besT ffm f -.5 L . ' mb' .M 3 39.-j,2x:,j, 39' -fg .'x,3,':, A K :gf .w ,D 5. . . ,.kS5xxe,5'N 11 Pa V.,-W K Q ,wi E t , . ' , .K 'I .9 J ,U- .. 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In the second quarter both touchdowns were made by Ken Stubblefield, the extra points, by Herb Marske. MCKINLEY The third game brought a second victory to the Kings by a 33-7 margin over McKinley of Cedar Rapids. Ken Stubblefield, back, and Ed Heinsen, end, each made two touchdowns. Dick Bartels, quarterback, also made another tally. DAVENPORT Clinton, fired up for its homecoming, played hard all the way, but was stunned by the power- ful offense which they encountered. Clinton, nev- er letting up, scored twice in the final quarter to make the score 40-13. FRANKLIN Striking in the early moments of the game on a 56-yard run by Ken Stubblefield, the Kings were able to hold the lead and to increase it in the fourth quarter for a I3-O conference win over Franklin. ROCK ISLAND Rock Island iust managed to match the power- ful attack thrown at them by a greatly improved River Kings team. Heavily favored to win, the Rocks returned home with a 23 game winning streak snapped. 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Second row: Bruce Mills, Dick Sampson, Oakley Carlson, Jack Kem, Clifford May, Mark Corr. 99 i'T I ta, I ,gn ,- 9 , -0 , . g ' ' . px f, - 5 . . V , lv f xf , M ,egg .f' f A 'mv Q A, . , ,Q .Q if V ' 4 -A f sf 25 A ' ' 24 uf - m-f Y VQi,MvP,x'l- i-La' Q A K srl A - 1 o ' f. 1' M A H , -- Q y l W M., x, , . af .ig1.- ' L-A i-'V' X -.--v 1lh 'Un JUNIOR COLLEGE There s Charlue agaun buT where us he headed for Thus Tume'P Thus seems To be a somewhaT dufferenT vuew of school lufe Yes Thus us a dufferenT scene uT s ClunTon Junuor College lufe Thus Too us a parT of ClunTon Hugh and Charlue ofTen meeTs many of hus classmafes here afTer Theur graduaTuon In J C Charlue receuves The equuvalenT of a Two year educaTuon un any college or unuversuTy noT only un sfudy buT un exTracurrucular acTuvuTues such as musuc dramaTucs sporTs and many oThers These acTuvuTues do more Than uusT enTerTaun Theur mem bers They are helpung Them clumb anoTher rung on The ladder of success They realuze ThaT uT Takes more Than a hugh school educaTuon To reach The Top They know Too ThaT The more educaTuon They have The beTTer fuTTed They wull be To sfep unTo The world of Tomorrow as leaders f'5f5 if 'xr- lin H DU i...--1-1 I Q .,.. 5 L +1 T - flea ' E' f Kyo ' M X ,uf u Y , lu E 9 T ur f N F T Q ,, 9 if f ll ,A 1 MRS. HILL, MR. SHARAR ln its nine years the college has con- ferred II6 Associate of Arts degrees, and the total of its year's enrollment is 654 students. The student body or- ganizes and elects officers each year. School colors chosen were scarlet and gold. The school teams are called The Huskers. A club for men and a club for women have also been organized. Faculty members are also members of the C.H.S. staff. Faculty and curricu- Ium are approved by the State Depart- ment of Public lnstruction and the school is approved for educating vet- erans under Public Law 346. Clinton Junior College was opened in September of 1946, offering at that time eight first year college sub- jects. ln June of 1948, sixteen students received the first Associate of Arts Degrees to be conferred by the college. During its first year the college became a member of the Iowa Junior College Association, and is a charter member of the Iowa Junior College Honor Society organized in l95l. This year Clinton Junior College became a member of the new Mississippi Junior Col- lege Athletic Association along with Burlington, Keo- Icuk, Moline, and Muscatine schools. Interscholastic activities include basketball and baseball schedules. f 'N-vw-c.,..., ar. JUNIOR COLLEGE COUNCIL Treasurer, Mariorie Lee, Secretary, Ann Harris, Vice President, James Cunningham, President, Gary Simpson. BOARD MEMBERS FIRST SEMESTER-Richard Brecher, Donald Hart, Richard Beil, SECOND SEMESTER-First row: Richard White, David Zentner, Ron Andresen. Second row: Joe Suter, Dick Beil, Dick Mac- Allister. J tt I 4 I r First row: Beverly Gore, Ann Harris, Paul Matthew, Walter Gilbertson, Richard White, Second row: Carol Sharar, Henrietta Kucklenz, Marvin Allender, William Litchfield, James Cunningham, Robert Rinehart, Third row: Mr, Grimmer, Jon Curtis, William Swanson, John Goos, Norman Nielsen, JUNIOR COLLEGE CHOIR JUNIOR COLLEGE PLAY First row: Tom Petersen, Ann Harris, Henrietta Kuchlenz, Beverley Gore. Second row: Ronald Andresen Richard Mueller, Richard Miller, Jim Tallett, Gary Simpson I .- I A A scene from The Man on the Stairs which was presented by the Junior Col- lege students on December 2nd, 1954, at 8:00 p.n'1. Mr. Dean Travis directed the play and various students helped in prompting and as stage managers. Annamae Kane, Ann Harris, Torn Petersen, Ronald Andresen, Gary Simpson, Carol Sharar, Richard Mueller, Agnes Lewis and Beverley Gore made up the play cast for the enjoyable evening. l05 Frt o Bll Stamp To Pete sen Da d Pete sen Dave Dermody, Al Lingle, Larry Sigler. Second row: Coach, DON DEJAGER nald Kelly J hn Goos ll hf ld D n lle Cunningham, Marvin Allendar, Wayne Wilkie. JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL DAVID PETERSEN Moline 7 so , Marshalltown Keokuk Augustana , Muscatine Augustana Moline 5 7 Burlington Shimer Muscatine 7 Marshalltown Keokuk 7, Burlington 7 Shirner ,K Bradley oosos and JANICE STRUVE Basketball Royalty IO6 THEY 70 80 78 54 78 57 93 96 45 77 88 78 84 57 l 18 JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL , T 'x MARVIN ALLENDER TOM PETERSON BILL STAMP LARRY SIGLER WAYNE WILKIE CHEERLEADERS BEVERLEY GORE ANN HARRIS JANICE smuve R, M - 7 JAMES CUNNINGHAM BILL LITCHFIELD DON FULLER I07 P ! 'of r 1 l 1 f g 4 X X. Ftrst row Joseph Bristol Henry Schnmuns Oscar Clark Franklnn Rlwoades Second row Roger Wnlkle Ron Boelow Al Llngle Errol Peters Tom Peterson Tlwlrcl row Rlcltard Nllller Don Fuller Marvnn Allende! Nlllxavn lltclvtneld H. Wllllam Swanson John Goos JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN Furst row Rnclward Wede Beverly Gore Carol Sharar Ann Harrls Marlorle Lee Larry Sngler Second row Wllfred Roth Rollm Mallory Wllluam Znckau Phnlap Garruson Ronald Andresen Walter Gllbertson Thxrd row Wnlluarn Stamp, Dean Chrustensen Rrchard Mueller Wcllus Witt Rtchard MacAllnster David Zentner B. Sa 1 4 l 1 1 o so 1 a 0.4. 1 fa' 4 4 1 fr Aa 4 O First row: Gary Simpson, Dwight Sones, Henrietta Kuchlenz, Shirley Manning, Jeremiah Reynolds, James Tallett, Carl Rogers. Second row: Donald Sievers, Richard Schwartz, Joseph Suter, Richard White, Wayne Wilkie, Jon Curtis, James Cunningham, Thomas Howes, Dave Dermody. Third row: Charles Rider, Robert Rinehart, Jr., Norm Nielsen, David Hansen, Richard Beil, Don Hart, Paul Matthew, Joe Lane, David Petersen. JU N IOR COLLEGE SOPHOMORES JUNIOR COLLEGE AUTOGRAPHS IO9 NNW BUSINESS Thus Tar have vve Tollovved Charlue ThroughouT Thus year un C H S We have observed and been a parT oT ClunTon Hugh School lufe We shall look back on These hugh school years as The besT ones of our luves BuT as all goods Thungs musT come To an end so musT hugh school VVhaT lues beyond? For some more educaTuon Tor oThers IT means choosung a vocaTuon Tundung a uob goung unTo The Tueld of busuness Our lufe and our economy depend upon busuness vvhuch means havung The besT busuness men and women we possubly can AnoTher of our goals un ClunTon Hugh School us To prepare ourselves Tor beung successful members of our busuness communuTy LeT s Tollovv Charlue as he leaves hus Alma MaTer To enTer The busuness world EMTNT 2 os 4 5,3 uuo T f. . f xx f ,X J P .T uw! a X I,.,.. f 1.-- X 1 :Nfu ' 1:1 T u T rdf I. I gb 'Wi w xx -4 1 4 x, gig! lz' G!! .vg- V' ,04 r 'N Jsx' - xl' t Q51 1,2 FAN V. ,I 4 I? .-vb . 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Phone 379I Clinfon, Iowa ll5 STRUCTURAL STEEL COMPANIES I ff!! 1111111 fflAllll!A7l1 111011 Sporfs In CImI'on Sfari' a+ Q ROD FITCH S MARTIN MORRIS Sporfs Deparfmenf I-'I I4 I-louzrumusnluos 229 23I Flffh Avenue Soufh Tucke' Bulldmg Phone solz CLINTON IOWA Aihlehc Goods Sporf CIo'Ihmg Flshmg Tackle BEN FRANKLIN STORE Johnson Oufboards J J Robinson Omboard Boas 2323 N Second SIree'f EVERYTHING FOR YOUR GAME CLINTON IOWA MARTIN MORRIS CO. Known for QuaIIIy for Over 50 Years Famous Na+ionaIIy Adverfised Brands of Men's and Boys' Clofhing Furnishings Spor+swear Ha'I's Shoes Home of HART SCHAFFNER 8: MARX-ARROW McGREGOR - STETSON BOSTONIAN II6 Pk l I I I I I fa . L . Cf' 1 X 11' . ' ' . ' 1 ' ' IOI SOUTH SECOND STREET. NTON, IOWA X won: asa I I I ' I I . . . ll n MARIE S BEAUTY SHOP 752 7+h Ave Sou+h CLINTON IOWA Phone I532 ESPEY S JEWELERS Perfecf Keepsake Dnamonds LONGINE LA COULTRE HAMILTON ELGIN BULOVA GRUEN WATCHES 402 So 2nd SI Clmfon COMPLIMENTS OF CLINTON CELLOPHANE Mr' ,asf GHIIIHID M WWW? GIHIIHID BeHer Thmgs for BeHer Llvmg Through Chemlsfry CLINTON LINCOLN MERCURY CO 320 Slxih Ave So Phone I88 CLINTON IOWA KLINGER PAINT COMPANY The Manufadured FBVOTITB Pamf for The Mlclwesi' Area WHOLESALE RETAIL 5'I'h Ave S Phone 3200 I I 0' - I - . . . ' . Ia. V, K 4 in ' rf I h K 4, ' gee- 'G-' , Y ' 'X A ' I I 14 -in .x,-:, W A R 1, ' I 1 V.-,beak- 'K ' , ., f ' 3 o . 3 his A It N - I I . . . . - , . ., . . . I 233 .. o. 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In 4 ' I j of ' -I hm ' To I'I'1e CLASS OF 55 Keep Rlghf Smnlmg WIII1 STATION K R O S CLINTON COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION A Charge Io Ilne Sensor Class Whalever ls Wor+I1 Domg ls Worfh Domg Well Pe PILLSBURY MILLS INC Feed and Soy Dlvlslon CLINTON IOWA HEIN S BAKERY See Us For All Your Bakery Needs 3I4 NORTH FOURTH STREET ALLEN PRINTING COMPANY I35 FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH Phone l355 Typewrllers Addmg Machlnes Offnce Supplles Compllmenfs of CLINTON BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS ASSOCIATION Your Home Owned Relall Ou+leI's I X . On ' kwa I l20 THE WARDROBE CLEANERS Cour+esy Prompiness Sahsfachon 66 MAIN AVENUE Phone 28 CIIHIOD Iowa CARLSON Grocery and Mea+s School Supplies Candy Cream Sun a Canned Good Anyfh ng You Would Wani' af a Grocery 6II SO. 7TH ST. J C PENNEY CO Cllnfon Iowa ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Low Prlces Everyday FINCH COAL COMPANY ALWAYS DEPENDABLE FUEL F BRADULSKI AND SON l30 Frffh Ave Soufh CIoI'hlers and Cleaners Headquarfers for ADAM HATS an YOUNG MEN S CLOTHING Prescrlphon SpecnaIhs+s LLEWELLYN FAY Phones 845-4887 226 Seven+h Avenue Soufh 225 Flflh Avenue Sou'I'h MARCUCCI S Servmg Clnnions Young and Old Smce I898 FOUNTAIN CANDIES P 5 . . I1 3 o n 5 0 . e Ice d es INC. Phone 39I Clinfon, Iowa d . . . . I IZI Cec and Jewel Jenkin HANDY REPAIR SERVICE Aufhorized Lionel Service and Sales TV-Radio Service Phone 48I-J Nighf TV Calls 237 MAIN AVE. CLINTON. IOWA Phone 228 KURTZ GLASS COMPANY Glazing Conlracfors STORE FRONTS-GLASS BLOCKS WINDOW GLASS-MIRRORS PLATE GLASS-OBSCURE GLASS TABLE TOPS 708 Soulh Second Sfreef Clinfon, Iowa Besf Wishes Herold Aldlnger CAPITOL THEATRE Ea+ af THE MAID RITE SANDWICH SHOP Air Conclnhoned Our Sandwiches are a Meal Home Made Soups and Chili Delicious Pies Good Coffee 209 Fourih Ave So Phone 700 CIm'ron Iowa HUNDLEY PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Prm+ers Offsef Le++erpress 239 MAIN AVE CLINTON IOWA Phone 3 I 79 . ll l I O In Themselves ' I I ARLO A KETELSEN Fancy Groceries QuaIl+y Mears Phone 985 986 l908 CAMANCHE AVE THE DOMESTIC PLUMBING CO Heahng Venhlahng Arr Condrhonmg 7I6 Soufh Second SI'reef A P ELIASON A T FARLEY SX xx Local and Long Dsfance Mov ng CARSTENSEN TRANSFER AND STORAGE Agen'l's Allred Van Lunes Inc Owned and Operaied by MRS OLIVIA C CARSTENSEN Phone I27 5I6 So Farsi Sf CLINTON FISH AND OYSTER CO A PETERSEN Prop CIIFITODS Pioneer Fsh Ma Icei Flsh Oysiers and Sea Food Phone I834 MILTON J WINCHIP BAND INSTRUMENTS STRAND THEATRE BUILDING Phone I23 Congrafulahons To Ihe Class of I955 From an Old Grad Of +he Class of I928 Ask Your Grocer For gf gk X II's Energy Packed TRAUSCH BAKING CO Clmfon Iowa currs DX sERvlcE FIFGSIOHS Tnres BaH'ernes 50I llfh Ave So hon 60 CLINTON JOST JEWELERS Wafches Dlamonds Silverware Warch Repalrlng 208 Mann Avenue Phone 492 CLINTON IOWA BRAGONIER FAY FUNERAL HOME Ser ng I'hs Com u fy S ce I903 RUTH BRAGONIER WALLACE LLEWELLYN FAY Phones 845-4887 266 Sevenfh Avenue Soufh Complamenfs of IOWA STATE SAVINGS BANK DARLINE'S Women's and ChiIdren's Apparel Phone 5200 Lyons 95 Main Ave. RASTRELLI'S CANDY SHOP Good Food From a Snack fo a Dinner Home Made Ice Cream Foun+ain Service 238 MAIN AVENUE 'MQ- ' STEER ' '- . 5315, 1, Sales and Servlce SfflIllw -' ' Q I I . . P e 7 I vi i m ni in I I24 Shop ancI Save a+ SEARS THESE FAMOUS BRANDS SOLD ONLY AT SEARS Kenmore Coldspof Homarf AIIs+a+e Masfermix Pilgrim J. C. Higgins BOYVIIIG3 Craffsman Farm Masfer Harmony House Honeysuckle Phone 504 327 Fuf+h Avenue SouI'h Clmion owa H LL PORTRAIT STUDIO BH CAMERA SHOP EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Phone 4I02 506 So 2nd - I h 'I' ,Ihfwrwz IMILK: :S - CompIlmenI's of LYONS RETAIL TRADE ASSOCIATION 'NIH' . Q' ntunll FARM DAIRIES CompIlmen+s of JOHANNES CLEANERS SHITET THOPPEI SN JUHL 1 w HDAULSENI 404 So 2ncI SI'ree+ Soesfr+heEIeFa y EVERY STYLE A NEW STYLE EeyP AGood FHng Pa I25 n ' ' ' I E R I AZ E E 's t a V' ' L' 9' if I ' ' I .. .. I I ,W I m :IANA Q . Sf. . :ji I' Ill Pri T' '1 ' .114 hulk I . Quan O 1 2 2 I . 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A Varieiy S+ore ' ILY Sp cIaI Raies Io S+ucIenIs 0 o 0 A g ' v nu ou l27 Complrmenfs of GREENFIELD S Ladles Flne Apparel 5+ A e So Phone I2I JENSEN OIL COMPANY W F JENSEN Gas Ouls Greases Tires and Ba+'Ierles Mann Avenue Clnnfon P on Since I865 CLINTON NATIONAL BANK CLINTON IOWA Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FURNITURE SQCARPET CO Mens CIo'II1nng and Furn shlngs School LeH'er S eafers Mann Avenue Phone 3760J MUFFY S MEN S SHOP Pon For Your Musical Needs BENDER MUSIC CO 4II Sou'I'I1 2nd SI'ree'I 6 Clmion o a EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Telephone 332 GEO FAGER SPORTING GOODS Nahonally Adveri' sed Sporis Equipmeni 5I3 So 3rd SI. CIIn+on, Iowa I 2I8 ' 209 h V., . ' I' 677 , Compliments of 1 I O I . . i . w 8I ' - I h e I6 I ' , I w - 5 I29 CLAUDE ARNEY'S BARBER SHOP Service Is Our Business G. E. BONNER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 70I Souih Second S+reef Phone I68I CIin+on, Iowa RocKRol-IR S FATHER AND SON CIo+hmg and Shoes For Fafher and Son 779 PETE S CANDY KITCHEN l02 Soufh Second S'l'ree+ HOME MADE CANDIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE J H POTTS AND SON JEWELERS Iowa s Oldesi' Jewelry S+ore Es'l' I854 7I MAIN AVENUE SYLVIA S Lingerie Corseis Spor+swear SOUTH THIRD STREET Phone 5l95 Ami 5545112 JI so CompIimen+s of ROEHL PHILLIPS FURNITURE COMPANY From Your Lane Cedar Chesf Dealer A FRIEND I Rockrohr Building Main Avenue and Phone I Clinion, Iowa I ' 5I7 A - V,', ,, .? i x- I' T-I T - 4, I NT'-.I ',',f, Ti- 1- SX. 24 i-:F uh? ll ll I3I 4. BEST LINE: Bil Pfuderer PEPPIEST: Garland Krick FIGURE and PHYSIQUE: Joel and Elria Hendrix. and Sandra Smith. Jones and Donna Rebelskey. SENIOR POLL 1954 PROM Queen, CONNIE HALBACH King, JIM STOLLEY l32 HAGGE DRY GOODS Shop for Women 200 MAIN AVENUE Lyons Phone 368 925.1 ,E afnailzer s24Iewe1er : 2nd Ave Soufh CIm+on Iowa COMPLIMENTS an BEST WISHES Through 'rhe Years SNELL FUNERAL HOME Frrendly Servlce Phone 2078 CIlnIon Iowa R H. SNELL ROBERT R. SMITH The Bes'I' m Drug S'Iore Servlce MILO J JOHN CO Pharmaceuhcal Chemlsis THE REXALL STORE CI nfo Iowa Fffh Avenue a'I' Th rd Sireef FINLEY STUDIO 400 Soufh Second S'rree+ CLINTON IOWA Makers of FINE PHOTOGRAPHS Phone 5826 ADLER STANDARD SERVICE Gasoline OlIs Greases Mam and Second S+ree+s 24 HOUR SERVICE H PAASKE SHOPS INC FurnlI'ure Appllances Phone 620 63 67 Mann Avenue CLINTON IOWA d C ll ' 0 ll ll . 335 . ' . ' Phone II4 ' i n' ll ll I I T E , . I33 we L 54 -3' 1 n 'mQv i, ,H J 1 M' ' l 1 K rp 'f 'A .' , O . . . 1 1 x . :Q xfx - yi. ,.,. '-'fu'QlAlxa:.KR?Lf P-,v.,,,i , L A .1 . J 25, ..k. V. 1 - . - ,L. MACHAEL OIL CO- CLINTON ARMY srorze II7 SouI'h Second Phone 5000 ,fy Where Your Dollar Buys f I DESOTO PLYMOUTH X L U. S. Royal Tires Wes+inghouse Mo'ro You More CLINTON, IOWA 6I6 Sou+h 2nd S+. Phone 57I rola CLINTON FOODS INC Cummings Coal Comes Clean CLINTON CUMMINGS xr COMPANY Y M C A ue soo FIHI1 Avenue scum IIO Thlrcl Avenue Sou'I'h Phone 6745 5 I 0 F I . Phone 3900 I3 ..Sf'f 'C' I 'iii' V' ll I ull 1 Q ' ff: f g ,V n M, -an E ' 1 m .32-if X 66 G f VH ,N -055.03 rv ' Slu- WW