Clinton High School - Memories Yearbook (Clinton, MI)

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q ff!! cf .fzxffz grade Top Row Larry Van Deusen Jack Anglemeyer Robert Chase Delbert Tallman Harry Hoffman Larry Hartman Charles Scrxver Marvm Ery Davld Knlght C rald Gxlbelt Jack Brady Thlrd Row Norman Pratt Ray Nevxton Robert Calloway Roger Waltz Wendell HIZQIHS Thomas Judge Joseph McIntyre Nxcholas Nxlsen Curtls Sm1th Bengamm Hlgglns Dean Scrner Second Row Emajefxn Jedele Shxrley Van Camp Betty Tlrb Shlrley Hoelzer Mar Jorle Greenfneld Poger Odell Jack Stem Gene Whltman Kathleen Kehoe Nancy KlHl8tZ Dorothy Hoelzer Front Row Wxlllam Helmerdmger Beverly Adrxan Shuley Cameron Margaret Ackley Aureha Carlstlanos Ellen Schmldt Lucy Jedele Patr1c1a Escott Constance Gllbert James lviartm Absent George Faust James Trent Jean Vlerth Nancy Semark The flfth and slxth grade IS recelvmg mstructlon m the Klrker Memor 1al thls year When school opened there was an enrollment of 49 Now there are 48 Sxxteen of these puplls are transported by bus from SIX outlymg dlstrlcts Much of the equxpment came from Fords Instltute at Macon There are twenty three hght oak tables and three chan' desks Each table has two drawers so that two people Slt at a table The Al leglance to the Flag the Amer1can's Creed and the Twenty thlrd Psalm IS repeated three days a week At Chrlstmas tlme twelve thousand Tuber culosls seals were sold by these grades In February they partlclpated ln the sale of tags for the Starr Commonwealth The contrlbutlons were slxty four dollars Th1rteen of the glrls belong to the Glrl Scouts Fifteen boys belong to the Cub Scouts Thlrty two puplls are playlng a muslcal mstrument The W C T U offered a prlze for the best essay on health The f1rst and second prlze was won by Roger Odell and Nancy K1H16tZ respectlvely Page Thxfty three ' Clfl ' ' 1 v s 1 A v 9 - r s 1 .Q ' , . ' . , r ' - 1 9 ' r y v L r 1 9 x . . . Y , . l 4 . . . - - 4 9 v 9 1 1 V v s 9 7 , . - 1 'J 1 v -r 1 1 y 1 . Y ' I Y I ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V g . , . 1 ' I A , . - ' . , - . 0 . , . . v . . . . . . - A O . . . . 0 .- D u u e 0 ' '-

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evenffz grade Top Row Mrs Mallory Rxchard Semark Kenneth Martm Lynn Wilson James Carlton Davld Hammond John Hoelzer Donald Escott Roberta Bellmore Velma Ery Patrlcla Harrls Second Row Ronald House Ben Calloway Dean Roblson Danny G1lleylen Lee Faust, Shlrley Smxth Charles Judge Marjorie Tlrb Nadme Pratt Front Row Pearl Escott Rena Escott Loxs Gelger Betty H111 Sue Baker, Vlvlan Hahn Patrxcla Francls Sue Nllsen Rosemary Scully Presldent V1v1an Hahn Vxce Presldent Danny G1lleylen Secretary Shlrley Smlth Treasurer Lynn Wxlson Student Councxl Rep Dlck Semark Student Councll Rep Betty H111 Page Thxrty two 3 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 9 -' 1 - . .. .... ........ ...- .. . .... , . . ... ....... . . . . ............. . .. -.. ............ . . .... .... .... . ..

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J our M grade Top Row Raymond Trent Joyce Hoelzer Ann Steffens Marilyn Relyea Janlce Jedele Anne Sennmger Jesper Hansen Paul Dunham Lenore Derbyshire Shlrley Ryder Ray Covell Second Row Mrs Campbell Lynwood Locks Robert Waltz Bxlly Jedele John Escott Paul Loucks Ross Hammond John Sproul Jack Hlll John Thomas Charles O Ne1ll Front Row Bllly Gasner Shlrlev Brooks Barbara Coe Fay Wledmayer Joyce Bohen stlehl Shu-ley Kasno Sharon Anderson Dlane Woodward Lllllan Gllleylen Ruth Tlrb Patsy Calloway Paul Wllson Absent Rlchard Hansen Frank Lapp Margorle Vaughn The fourth grade started the year wlth 39 puplls 23 of them country chxldren The new chlldren made frxends very readlly and we have en Joyed our year very much Our attendance record has been very good and IH spxte of lnclement weather our room has been very comfortable Durlng the year the chlldren s progress ln readlng has been very satlsfactory Our new subJect geography was lnterestmg for all of us Page Thirty-four