Clinton High School - Memories Yearbook (Clinton, MI)

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.I Top Phyllls Cameron Marllyn Brooks Vonda Lee Dresselhouse, Verla M ller Bottom Dxck Haas, Davld Pratt, Jerry Parker Nolval Hansen af: rz ll l':.-v-r-six? il ww 'WH-fg MARILYN 2 ws -TERRY PHYLLIS NORVAL VER Whxle strugglmg through Caesal s wrxtmgs the class found txme for a few worthwlnle act1v1t1es On April 2 they presented They Wxll Gossxp by Aulus Gel lmus of ancient Rome The play concerned a Roman boy who VlSlt9d the Senate wlth hxs father and was xorced to tell a llttle whlle l1e to keep ltS secrets from hrs mother and company who spln the he lnto a bit of yaln He gaxns some of hrs mothers anger and the Senates tavor On Aprll 22 the class usxted the Umversltys Museum or Archaeology where they were gulded through a display of rehcs of Italy and Egypt under Roman rule Then, to clxmax the year the students of Latm I Latln II and Mrs Allen, of course--held thexr annual banquet which fea turned plenty of food, fun and authentnczty m regard to old Rome Wlth Mrs Allen teachmg, the students naturally engoyed thelr second year of Latxn Page Forty ugh! LA DAN E :zz--f me-M 58' in XONIP-1 l .4 . 2 if 25 55 . , 233s ' sl ' ' I f ' -Q ' ' ' I ' - ,fx I 1 Y , 1 e 1 17 I ' , 1 1 jg., fl 1 ff A S 'af - x f I 1 2 - . ' 'Q J' I A 1 I IU ff ' , 1 A 2 f 1 ,. , , ' 3 , if 1 J .. '. v' I f V 23:23 ,I 715 ' M' . ,Q ,Q , M K glv , l , L ,QQ -, ' '7i lt.. :QQ 'A' va' ' ,,' 'Q ' ' ,Q 'I -, 4' is fe?-My 1 rlxsly JAX' we ir. 'gn 3524, f , , . ,. , , 'vi av- , -X 'kite' .-,y riff? '-'af4 lt vrvnh. sm,,t ' any arf at , x X' ' '. gffzk ' fi X ' ' -' ' ' , A -4. i41,l ' -, - A . 1 ' , ax - n Q ll.. gait . . I I . . J '14, is ll . . . . 4 . . . N '3 .4 i- M ' ' Q . 5 . . . . . . , . gp , . ' 7. , f , , - , a , 7- . . K- I ,hx Q , . A . . , . Y , ' . - I . , . , .

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7-ooflaff 'foam Top Row Norvel Hansen Tom Carlton John Judge, Gene Muslc, Jack Collms, Ray mond Ott, Carl W oodward Second Row Coach Van Wxnkle John Way James Carlstlanos Rlchard Haas Duane Bellmore, Glen Trrb, Davld Pratt, Donald Gelgel Jerry Parker Jack Feldkamp, Bllly Schmxdt Manager Front Row Arnold Vhlson Robert George, Lee Hammond Kenneth Woodward Palmer Kroh, Norman Randall Paul Vanderpool Francxs Tlrb The football team under the able coachxng of Prp Van Wlnkle, made a good shomng th1s year, wmnlng three games losmg four and tymg one but was never beaten by more than exght polnts and was plagued by tough breaks The fust games were played under extremely to1r1d cond1t1ons and ln several of the other games the mud and sllppery condltlon of the playlng fleld was a deflmte handlcap to oul boys There were seven semor who won letters thls V831 These boys were Palmer Kloh Robert George John Way, Kenneth Woodward James Caustxanos Robert Qe1del, and Norman Randall The servmces of these boys w1ll be mlssed next year though we look forward to a .much more uccessful season In the all county selections Palmel Kloh Francxs Tlrb and Norman Randall made the fxrst team and Kenneth Woodward Robert Geolge and Donald Gexger were named on the second team Pete Va Nest was lost to the squad when he Jomed the army and thls proved to be a blg loss to the team The record Sept Oc Oc Oc Oc Nov Nov Clmton Clmton Clmton Clmton Cl1nton Clmton Clmton Page Fifty Dexter Bllssfxeld Tecumseh Hudso 1 Morencx Vandercook Manchester , ' if ' Y! ' 1 A a 4 - 1 '- Sept. 21 Clinton .............. 0 Saline . . . . 28 ' .............. 0 . . . t. 5 ' ........,..... 20 ': ' . t. 12 ' .............. 0 t. 19 ' .,............ 26 r . . t. 26 ' .............. 14 ' . . . 2 ' ......... .... 7 . ' ........ . ..... 32