Clinton High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

Page 12 text:

45 OLD GOLD AND BLACK 1'r-' Y 'Q' coxxi was muh smxi IIXIH xx IRR s Board of SCl'100l Trustees The present Boird of Sehool Trustees of the Clinton Public Sehools is eoinposed ot Mr Fruik L Qxxinehirt President C C Connerley Seerettry md Dr W D berrish Tretsurer Mr Swinehirt is novw servnw her third year LS 1 member of the Board while Messrs Connerley ind Gerrish 1re on their second and first yur re speetix ely All three of them ire tikinv 1 very 'tetlxe interest in the rninivement of sehool tlfiirs in Clinton While they real1Le the neeessity of a sound business policy in willinv to proxide those things xxhieh 'are neeessnry to keep the Clinton sehools up to a hi h st md 1rd of etfieieney and sueeess This year the Bo ird hid voted funds for the Lreitlon ot a hi fh sehool lihriry ind for the instillttion ot L Bl IU vis plint for the selenee ldhorttorles in the hi fh sehool One ot the 'finest thinvs thit his been dont hy the Sehool Trustees vvis the mdkind of the fin il ptyment on the Athletit ind Ilayffround Field whieh had been pureht-ed 1 tem yeirs igo hy the Flinton Trust Compiny and xms heme held 111 trust by them until the Superintendent of Sthools md the School Boird could tike ire of the hninelil oblwttion inxolxed The finil ptyment by the School Trustees gixes Clinton High Sehool 1 splendid Athletie Field for Fall and Spring 'ltllletles The Annuil Stiff would l1ke to tike this opportunity of expressinff to the mem bers of the Sehool Boird their ippreelation ind vrititude for their sy mpithy ind co operition in mikinw Clinton H1 th Sehool one of the best in our Stite Lwes of great men oft zenzmd tw 8 any , . w -K!,,?g do Q93 ,iii '.-44 ,, A A A A A 4 A A A - 4 A A A A 4 A A A i A A A A A A A A V A A A --v- 7 WY-fvv e-L YY, YY-if-Yfvr,-,A .fi l if G. 4 IRIX A ..' V .' ' .Y 'I , UR. '. 17.1211 Ifll - 1 - X N. A ' ' N ' - -5 Q w I A 1' N - 1 r s. . . L ' ' L , X ' 3 . 1. , ' ' , W ' . ', . . . . ' . , '. s. ' 1 ' 5 X ' 1 2 ' ' , 3 5 . J 3 K ' K H 'bl 3K Y f my 1 I ' 5 K V I - A vm ' x ' s K cbs . :- Z I . I ' i x .wx 5-3' ' I 3 connection with the schools, they, nevertheless, are liberal and progressive and are 5 . , 5. K .a , - C , , H , he . g z 2 ' ' ' 'Q . . 12 s 2 4 v w -1 x - wi - - is 1 I 2 , 1 Q z' z 1 fb. . ' 'X' 1 ' ' 'L N ' . 3 v u: 4 Ptx 2 2 ix V 5 Q ' is vi bi A ' ' ' ' rv s H 'z:'g 'sk ' X , : . . ' D ' ' : ' ' N f ' N ' . ' . 1 . 1 ' cz 5 W L 2 gl i ' ' . ' . z ' ' 'psf ' y 4 I Y - 1 u 4 W I- ix I . . 2 1 ' . ' ' ' 1, ' f T A T I I K T. - K 3 K x, Y l 7 C f 1 I A . A 5 f Q ' ' I ' . . il ' . , I , ' ,J

Page 11 text:

OLD GOLD AND BLACK Q '. - 'L ' ' ' '-Aafff-ff-b- Q 'f'f'f '-'1r '- if Y ' D A f Af !,fl'4'S4I7lZX'f?'72' Response to DCdlCatlOD You have reached Uwe end o your preparalzon or ihe Iong voyage mio lfze lana' o Who! I5 lo Be If has been u real pleasure lo have been your rzena' and adusor lhcsc las! luo years o your hzgh school career Way you carry auay uzlh you lhe ull! lo do and when you SHI! mlo lhe harbor Res! lzcarlhcuelcomeuords Well one WML 1 Z fs? I uw' ......,,,-A V55 Hc IN lllllljllf 1 17 f If S I 1' U00 W1 4 ' f. I . f . LJ! f . 1 f - ,f , 4 f ' - 1 . y d 4 I 1 1 - XXX xx 1 X! . X - L N r in fr ' f , Ak Q ,ziy rf, A leg, 1 , 4, if X L I , ' f- ' , .1 if '--L1..,, 1 Y , -.4-Lg , N N :ui 11421 z 'nw rl' N-hom flu' rr 'ld .ways Uv lm

Page 13 text:

W! OLD GOLD AND BLACK i' 1 .ag 11. 111 1 xo SUPERINTENDENT MLREYNULDS Supt IvItRey11olds his been connected with the city schools of Clinton since September 1918 Since cominv to Clinton he has prox ed his rwht to the title of one of the foremost educators of the state His motto IS Seruce to Education and to the Community HL IS highly respected not o11ly by the school but by the c1t1,.ens of Clinton is well Mr Mac 15 always ready to lend a helpinw hand whenexer and wherexer needed His lfrettcst desire IS to make Clinton School the best 111 the State of I11d11n1 PRINCIPAL MICHAEL Indiana State Norm il and Indiana Unixersity He has hid sexerll years of experi ence is superintendent of schools and as principal of high schools in Indiana From hi splendid truninv and out of the r1chness of his experience Mr IVI1cl11Ll has been able to contribute much to the idx a11cement a11d progress ot Clinton High With almost ll1LkhlL1St1I3lt. enervy and with 1 desire to make Clinton Hwh School one of the best in Indiana he has worked faithfully and hard The students like and respect him beciuse of his furness a11d pitience 111 deilinq vxith their prob lems His faculty respect and admire him because of his intelligent Grasp and busi ness like 1dm1n1str1t1or1 of high school affairs and beuuse of his sympathy xmth their work I11 addition to his duties as high school pflllblp 1l Mr Michael has found time to do his share of comn1un1ty Work Clinton H1 Yh School greets Mr Michael as 1tS new principal and hopes that he likes Clinton High School as much is it likes him 0241 deeds' detezmme us as much as ue determme our de d 9 af- tgxglvlhi df- .I QL-4' --A -it A-4 -- --4A A -,,- 4, ,- A A- AAAAA V Yvti i i i f ,vi-' I T f? 'V i I it 1' it f' f vi' ' Iil'IUIIIll'l . ' 'I LDS I.. lf. NllIIlI.Xl'll, S H 1 I I 'S N I I vx I I 5 I A H a I ' ta ' rs I I 75 . I ' I I 5 I 5 ' 5 v wx x s . I 3 'hi 5 'L I 3 A v I w bk I 3 W L. E. Michael, Clinton High SchoolIs new Principal, is a graduate of both the I1 . 1 1 . I' 'I . 5 1 - 'z s: I :A A ,. I 1 I1 1' I . . 11 . K . V 1 , E x N U I Y. K . X , .5 X X: . , , X 1, I K D 3 N rr , I I , ' I . I . ' . e Stn