Clinton High School - Keyhole Yearbook (Clinton, OH)

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amass Carl Anderson is first in line For a Senior girl he'll pine. Elden Argabright sits just behind, Some say wolf, some say kind. Daniel Bailey for Boone they say. Any old jokes? They say he'l pay. Richard Denison sits back there to Any old girl, he says he'1l woo. After him comes Rita Fye, Verv nice, but, oh, so shy! Norma Hole, a likely wit On some nice boy she'll make a hit Philip Ikins, harmless too, He's a senior moron true. I Billie Jones has cooked her goose. sassmews 0, Sne's already hooked before she's loose Ruth McCoy's a kindly soul, To any ailment she will dole. For Richard Montz, not much to say 9 He seems to sleep the livelong day. Behind R.M. sits Jewell Nettle, With a senior boy she'll settle. Looie Rantanes, a classy bean, He always liked a canned sardine. Lois Snyder, the quite type, She'd want a husband with a pipe. Eleanor Turner is quite a dish, A likely wife for some poor fish. Eleen Turner, the chatterbox, Not much known except she talks. Ivan Weber is long and lean, With any girl just once he's seen. So ends my endless naughty sass At every member of the class. It's all in fun as it may seem, So please excuse it as a dream.

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53553355 In nineteen hundred and thirty-nine gay, The '43 class came down to play And study in the brick-lined walls At Clinton High of the study halls. 31955 Many had come from far and wide, Some from the local countryside, They looked so bright, as you could seed But some were dumb as dunces be. The teachers looked with restrained awe- At the strangest things they ever saw. IL later years they lived to see The stranger things that were to be Down the years through thick , through thin Some went out and some came in, As seniors though we are quite leari And number now a mere sixteen, Teachers first, as age may say, In classes all they rule the day, Q Some teachers are quite heaven bent, Perhaps are these that I present. Mr. Ober, strong but gentle, He's a mentor of the mental. Miss Spaulding is our English teacher Shrieks at Stinson's UPleeze to meetcher.N Mr. Stinson, he's Wwild Billn, Runs the pupils through the mill. Miss Hejduk, she is quite a peach, She's the kind that oughta teach. Mrs. Black, our music teacher, Cast the blue when wed our preacher. A winsome charmer, Mrs. Ruehling, When she comes in we hit the ceiling. fContinuedJ

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