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

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5 6 fv 41 x 1 r ROWENA KENNEDY THELMA HALL PAUL KELLY HELEN JOHNSON BLOSSOM MAINARD ESSIE LONG ROWENA KENNEDY IVIusxc Muslc charms the savage THELMA HALL Hlstory Wlth a sm1Ie on her Ilps and Joy ln her heart PAUL KELI Y Athletlc Coach CIVICS In every way he employs the capacity and prudence of a general MRS I-IELEN W JOHNSON Latm Dear to her heart was Caesar but dearer st1II was Vergrl BLOSSOIVI NIAINARD Mathematrcs It takes tlme to become a reader fReeder ESSIE LONG Art I have Iearned m whatsoever state I am Therewrth to be content KNOWLEDGE In BOUNDLESS HUMAN CAPACITY LIMITED I I , . 1 1 . . 1 , 1' HimIIIIIII1vwmlwl11,l11mm m mnAHIIII1rm1IIIummmmuvmwrl'xllH'1IIHHH1IHlmlllulwIIItnewInmlluummxxmummnlzlvvIIIIIummIHIIHu'H'IIH'Mm!'mwlluwmlslllllllmlllllllw : .. A -. 1

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?QW? au lbfix 4. - MARY BALLH LSTHER CLAYTON MARY M NEILLY PHOEBE CONLEY M XRY FORDICE ROSALIE DEARDORFF MARY BALCH Commercial Conslcler not that l labored for myself only but for all tm m that Qeek learning ESTHER CLAYTON Science Let me llve to be a hundred lm needed on earth MRS MARY COATE. MCNEILLY Engllsh A womans right to change her mlnd also her name PHOEBE CONLEY Llbrarlan Engllsh Happy art thou as lf every day Thou hadst picked up a horse shoe MARY FORDlCE. l-lnstory Oh My' My love affaurs ROSALIE DEARDORFF French My name ln llfe depends on the mall' NO ONE IS TOO OLD TO LEARN I0

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?E7 WETHY THELMA MEDILL GLENN MORGAN MARTHA M FADDIN MARGARET M NEIL PIERCE LAURENCE MARTIN GLENN MORGAN Mathematics Gonsxder her frlends for they are many And they Iove her with a true Iove MARTHA JEAN MCFADDIN Enghsh She has a way that attracts every one near her MARGARET MCWETHY Enghsh Kindness and wlsdom make her loved by all TI-IELMA MEDILL Latln Brutus sand she was an ambltlous woman And Brutus IS an honorabIe man NEIL PIERCE Asslstant AthIet1c Coach I-Ilstory Don t crowd glrIs Lme up on the rxght LAURENGE MARTIN Science It IS not good that man should be alone WHEN YOU ARE GOOD TO OTHERS YOU ARE BEST TO YOURSELF I2 f N ' lf' U f .N , ,A A ,JU ' q' . , . . M I' ' Q- It K 4- I, . ' 'rv ' .I - .II 1: t ' . I I lf' 5' . 'A I 'Vx ' ' , , Y . .. II - ' ' , i . i ' . I- II sf . I ' w . I :.. - -vm - I . . ' . - I . Y. A , I I . A , I I , ,- L - , A ' V .I . . 'iw f A as 'Q . - 'I ' - - 4 I I I 1 , A ,,, 1 '1 ,I -1 nA ' ' 'Q' r ' C c . . . . I. . . ' III' I 'III IIIIIII'II'IIIIII IIkI:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII:IIIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII1 IIII' IIII' III II I III III II IIIII.IIzIIIIII ,IIIII I I II I .. , .. I