Clinton High School - Keyhole Yearbook (Clinton, OH)

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S! .,, 3 , Q., i I . A . v, Two years ago, Clinton High acquluedea gcvje - n .1 1 . projector as a gift from the Paient Teachers' Aescclation, Booster's Club and the Board of Education, This Las been a very interesting and helpful device. T rough this W awe, we have educational pictures furnfsnfl by tae Federal Government during Activity Period' Harold Rose and Norman- Sage who are both in the Xavy, operated the projector last year, while this year Paul Nettle, Robert Beech, and Lowell Klein have taken over tags job. xi r 3 t . 1 U I1 The First and Second Year Latin Claepee to- gether rofm the LATIN CLUB The President 9 f the Club is Gregory Mayberry, Vice4President, Dale Dollingerg Secretary and Treasurer, Georgia Ikins, with Wise Hejduk acting ae Advisor. The purpose of the Club is to discuss the customs and waye of the Romans. The meetings are held on every other Monday at 11:30. The total Club numbers twenty. e.Beecm. P.Nett1e, 11, L.K1ein W hysics ,ah 'Now, WHAT A32 You Dome? fe 12 12 ? 'P ...,..1...-.--.-.--u--o- SECOND BOW ---- G.Hall, R.Davis,J. Hole, G. Mayberry, J.Weber, J.Martin, E. McMullen, D. Dol1inger,M.Da1ton FIRST ROW - - - f e J. Glancy, N.Van Hyning,M.8hip1e1t, A. Brown, L. Har- baugh, G.Ikins, J. Kuenyir, Mies Hejduk, ADVISOR ACOTHERS, K. Pugh, M. 4Yovicnin, V. Montz, T. Weaverj

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HI-W The Clinton Hi.4Y was first begun in the year of 1927, under the Supervision of E.J. Christy. It has had as long and as interesting a career as Clinton Hieh itselF.' As in the past Thirteen Years, Superintendent W.S. Stinson has acted as Advisor. From 1955 to the pres- ent the Presidents have beeng Paul Conner, 19565 Eddie Woods, 19573 lvan Hertle, 1939: James Shondel, 19403 Carl Bartley, 19113 Harold Ross, 19425 and For this year, Phil Ikins. Throughout its long history, the Hi-Y has endeavored to create a working Christian spirit in both the school ard community With the Girl Reserves, the boys sponored a Rox Social which was agrand success. The two Clubs met several times to form a Co-ed Council. Officers for this year number: Phillip Ikins, president: Paul Nettle, vice-presidentg Ivan Weber, Secre- iary:Eichavd Denison, Treasurerg Richard Montz, Chaplain, and Dan Bailey, Seargeant-of-Arms. i Reserves r ' The club this year has as its advisor Mrs. Annabelle Ehueling, one of our new teachers. from Canal Fulton. It is composed of twenty two members. The officers are, president, Rita Fyeg vice- president, Ruta Lemmg Secretary, Helen Wiley: and treasur- er, Norma Hole. . . At Chriszmas the girls sent stuffed animals ani books to the Edwin Shaw Sanitorium and to the needy chiliren in Clinton Recently the Girl Reserves and Hi-Y Lal a Rex Soolal which was very successful Tae Club soon hopes to receive their Girl Rosaxve pins which will serve as a remembrance of the happy times we had together. THIRD ROW - - - - IN1Van Hvning, G. Duma, J.Glancy,R. Davis, J. Molnar SECOND ROW - - - - G. Mayberrv T. Weaver, L Rantares C.Anderson, E.Arg- abrignt, L. Lucas FIRST ROW e e - G.Hall, G. Smith, J. Martin, T. Fye lil i-Y X C fficers P. Nettle, I. Weber,D.Bailey, R. Montz, R. Denison, P. Ikins , COTHERS Mr. Stinson, Advisory THIRD ROW ---- M E. Mcmullen, Y. Higginbotham, P. Bartley, S.Bletner M. Gerstenslager, Rita Fye SECOND ROW - - - - H Wiley, M. Dalton, K.Pugh, G. Ikins, J. Nettle. N.Hole, E. Combs, R.Lemm FIRST ROW - - - - - B.Jones, G.Thomas, J. Kusnyir,L. Har- baugh, J. Hole, L. Cameron, Mrs.Rhue- ling, M. Jones COTHERS. Donna Smartl

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