Clinton High School - Memories Yearbook (Clinton, MI)

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Mllton Sackett vv 1115 h1s hexght to Blllv qnhmldt Donna Strxver vvllls hls pos1t1on at the theatre to Lorlfun Tallman Robert Seldel leaves h1s cuteness to B111 Bale P lchard Stem leaves W llma W eldmavu to anv one who thlnks he s man enough to take hls place John Wav leaves hls glft of gab to N 11g1I113 Tlrb Nlargalet W ojtovvlcz leaves he1 qulet mlnner to Qamll Hause kenneth W oodvvaxd leaves the ha1r on hls chest to Duane IDll'llfIl6X er We herebv nomlnate and appolnt the honorable Keeper ol the Ixev 5 of Cllnton Hlgh as admmxstl 1101 of th1s our onlv vvlll md test unent vs 1th lequest that as soon after ou1 departu1e ms 1JON91lJl6. he h lt xt 1 e and hegulatlons of the Student Councll In vvltness theleof we have here unto set ou1 hlncls md 1ff1xed our seal at our hlgh school IH the clty of Chnton 1n the State of Nlldllgclll t ns rust dav of Aplll 1947 A D Slgned bv balbara :H'lII'1S Audley Hause James Ca11st1anos We the undelslgned wltnesses bemg called upon bv the Sen1o1 class fol the unvv orthv purpose of WltIl6bSll1g' a crazy vv1ll Wl'11Cll thev have d1dWf1 up do under protest and vvlthout ou1 own free vvxll slgn heleunto as mt ness tll9l6'0f 1n full behef that Semors should not be xllovved to loam tt vvlll vuthout 0'lldld1?lIlS W ltnessed by Atty 10 5007 Atty pJiL4Q Page Twenly I v Y. w w . . 4 C h k. C t Zi. 1 Y y. 7 .K vvx. MY- Y 1 Vx y Y C n A . . I ' ,' , X . ' 2 . k . .K . x ' ' ' V . Y ' ' , 1' , 7 ' K ' E sc 'Z , 4 f ,ru . . . .cp . .Y uv Y. Z S2 v 7. ' ' ' - ' as K, iw ' i1 th wastebasket according to page ten, rule six, paragraph three, of the Rules , . . 3 ' ' ' ' ' z f z 1 . . . . . , C . A .I . I l ,Q -L' tw I uv .' , . . ' v. 7. . . ' N . c cr 1 y 1 vt 1 I A A 7 '. . 7 1 ' 11 v .' . V' ' 11 v v' - 7 ! 7 A ' K1 w n ' v 2 1 s 2 . . b . . Q 7

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Um W!! We the Senlor Class of 1947 belng of weak mlnd and ln very poor flnanclal condltlon env1ed by the Junlors and stlll under the mfluence of the faculty do hereby make pubhsh and declare th1s to be our flfdt last and only w1ll and testament by whlch we make d1str1but1on of our l1m1ted estate To the Semors of 48 we w1ll our marvelous ab1l1ty both mental and physlcal to lIlSt1g3.t6 and carry through to a successful conclus1on plays dances and other lmportant events To the JUHIOFS to D9 we w1ll our dlgmty and the yellow shps slgned J S Hartman the Sophomores to be we w1ll our good looks 1n hope that they may be able to lmpress the faculty as bemg xntelhgent the Freshmen to be we vv1ll our unspoken motto Smk or Swim the Faculty we vv1ll a perlod of rest and qu1et free from all 1nter ruptlon by us and lacklng 1n all the troubles we have brought them Ceraldme Anglemyre w1lls hex dblllty to take thlngs serxously to Janet Hoelzer Franklln Beelbower w1lls h1s beard to John Judge James Carlstlanos leaves h1s wolfmg technlque to Jlm Yager Jane Clark w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along Wlth people to Marllyn Gexger Fred Fllber w1lls h1s tenaclty to anybody that needs lt Mar1e Frol1ch w1lls her walk to Jane Van Tuyle Robert Gaecke w1lls h1s blush to Juamta Sackett W1'1ld1 ed Garrxson and Norman Randall leave thexr ab1l1ty to go stead5 to Arnold Wllson and Phylhs Cameron Kenneth Gelger w1lls h1s bashful manner to Joanne Wolfe Pobert George leaves h1s frlendly manner to Jerry Parker Davld Gould leaves h1s car to Lee Hammond Sylvla Happel w1lls her glggle to Darlene Johnston Barbara Harms w1lls her tvpmg ab1l1ty to Ima Wlrdvvell Audrey Hause leaves her place as teacher s pet to Marllvn Brooks LOIS Helmerdmger w1lls her cheerleadlng ab1l1ty to the other cheer leaders James Hmdes w1lls h1s compass to Carrot Fllslnger James Kershner w1lls h1s manly physlque to Norval Hansen Palmer Kroh w1lls ms wavy ha1r to anyone who wants to go to the trouble of puttlng It up every nlght Lauretta Mlddlebrdok leaves her petlte flgure to Madalme Escott Barbara lV1oats leaves her ablllty to dress to Argyro Carlstlanos Dorothy Neblo leaves her bulllant mlnd to Dorothy Frol1ch Royal Odell w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to concentrate 1n study hall to Franc1s I'1rb Robert Patterson leaves h1s d1mples to DlCk Haas Marxlyn Pentelow w1lls her elevated eyebrow to Mr Hartman Edward Roblson wxlls hxs ab1l1ty to go through school wlthout work mg to Bob Har! IS K C' , . , . . . 7 Y Y 7 ' Y Q 7 ! .' , . Y . . y ! K B Y Y L , v . , Y . . To , . . To ,' SK ' , ,' 79 . , , To Y. . . Y . - Kenneth Escott wills his vocabulary to Bill Rhodes. A . ' . . . . y , n . . . 9 , ' P . 'V' .I

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cfddj p'ZOFA2Cy It rs now 1957 and we the class of 47 are plannrng a reunron after a ten year separatron After sendrng rnvrtatrons we recerved replres that some of the members would be unable, to attend So usrnfr our rngenurtv Bob and I decrded to charter a large passenger plane from Clrnton to Calrfornra and back It rs now the tenth of June frnd the reunron rs to be held on the twentreth so we hare ten days to make our Journey Clrnton rs now a thrrvrnff metropolrs wrth two arrports one of whrch belongs to our mechanrcallv rnclrnecl classmate Iranklrn Beerbower who has offered hrs serxrces to fly Floatrn Free one of the many planes whrch he owns After recervrng a report from our roamrng cover boy hobert George concernrng weather condrtrons rn Calrfornra and frndrng them favorable we decrde to leave rmmedrately On board the plane we are greatly surprrsed to frnd our two charmrng hostesses to be none other th rn Marre F1 olrch and Mrldred Garrrson whom we had not seen srnce the fateful day of June 5 1947 Thev seat us com fortably and we chat about old trmes untrl we reach Chrcago As we near Chrcago Bob develops a toothache whrch becomes rncreas rngly worse and when we land at the arrport we go to the Informatron Desk where we drscover our frrend Audrey Hause rs employed Upon learnrng Bobs plrght she rnforms us that Palmer Kroh a professronal Jerk tdentrst that rsh has hrs offrce rn the downtown area Audrey calls us a taxr and much to our utter amazement we frnd rn answer to the sum mons a red yellow and blue hack drrven by Davrd Gould We step rnto harr rarsrng days when Davrd was allowed to drrve Audrey brds us fare well remrndrng us to stop on our return trrp and grve her a lrft back to Clrnton Unknown to us we reach our destrnatron and when Davrd comes around to the door he frnds us on our knees wrth our hands clasped under chrns We depart from the cab vowrng never agarn to rrsk our lrves rrd rng wrth Davrd and proceed to enter the burldrng where Palmer s offrce rs located Vkhrle rrdrng up rn the elevator Bob partrftllv recox ers from hrs scare and wonders why we are gorng to see a dentrst Then he remembers that he has a toothache whrch he had forgotten nroment urly whrle rrdrng rn Davrd s taxr He also drscovers that hrs tooth does not ache but we decrde to pay a socral call on Palmer anyway to frnd out whether or not he wrll attend the reunron as we had had no reply from hrm We enter the offrce to frnd Louretta Mrddlebrook srttrng behrnd a desk lookrng very drgnrfred and at once she begrns grvrng us the thrrd degree Name? Ad dress? Phone Number? Occupatron'7 Do you have rn apporntment wrth the Doctor? Quddenly she stops and stares at us slowly becomrng aware of who we are She gets up from behrnd her desk and comes to grve us a frrendly smrle and hand slrfrl e then asks what we are dorng rn Chrcago We tell her of our mrssron and she tells us that she has been lookrng for ward to rt and nothrnfr less than an earthquake wrll prevent her from attendrng At thrs moment Palmer emerges from hrs offrce and we notrce a be draggled lookrnvf rnfrn lrmp p rrnfully from behrnd hrm and out the door Bob and Palmer begrn at once to recall therr hrvh school athletrc days and much as I hate to I realme that Bob and I must be on our way so I rnterrupt to Page Twenty one ' y . . . 1 I ' W o . v ' 1 if . Is C ' '- Y 4 1' I za u ' v. - I , ' - r ' ' ' . . 3 . ' . . ' ,' An ' 9 I 11 I - , . 4 ' ' ' . . ' - , r n . . u s 1 1 4 Y , I 1 ' . ' . y 1 I . . - . . , -, , , s v ' . 1 I it ,UD ' ' ' - 1 9 ' the cab and as we do so, we cross our frngers and toes, rememberrng the Y v ' 1 . .. v. , . . , . .- ! C . , c l ' I . D l '. . . . . A .V . I ' C V I , . '77 ' . is , . 1 Q y . . . i u ' L1. 1 1 C 1 l - . . G b. C I Q . O C . Z. . . . . , . D , . , . C y I