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

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V QW? George McReynoIds Louxse Pame Raymond CI1ver Lorrame Mlller Margaret McWethy I-Ilgh Pomts Of Senlor Class In 27 After making the long and well spent Journey through the grades and first three years of Hugh school the Class of 27 entered the fourth and Iast year wnth the v1m persexerance and spmt of co operatlon that had thus far been used ID brlnglng them to thls place The Hrst meetmg was held on Sept I3 and the foIIow1ng officers were elected for the year Sponsor Mrs Margaret McWethy Presldent George E McReynoIds Vxce Presldent Lounge Pame Secretary Raymond Cllver Treasurer Loraine Muller Assembly Commxttee Thomas Nxchols The year started wlth a contest to see who could sell the most annuals In doing thls the class was divided into teams Cream and Crlmson named from the Class colors The Cream won by a majority of three annual and was glven a party and spaghetti dmner by the Iosmg side A second social event of the year was a Kld Party The day follow mg lt was Senior Kld Day Probably no other tlme m thelr Ilfe wlII these students Iook as they looked that day Throughout their Hxgh school career thus Class has stood thexr ground helping make C H S a better and more prosperous school In the Senxor year alone Margaret McK1nney ennle Burton and George McReynoIds helped bring vlctory to C H S ln debates whxle ln basketball the class was represented by Orv1IIe Melbourne ohn Nleml Tommy Confrey Raymond Clxver and Rex ewell In football Samuel Oswalt Orv1IIe Melbourne Merle ohnson Harold Kendall and Aaron Martin proved to be stars Martln however was unable to play ln has semor year because of mjurnes During., the basketball contest the Senxors won the cup for the hxghest percentage ln attendance at the games Nlot only students of 27 just mentloned helped C H S but many others too numerous to attempt to name them Now that we Sennors Class of 27 have left the doors f C H S we want to extend our best wishes to the new Semor Class ln then' posxtlon WHO IS THE PRIDE OF THE TEACHERS? SENIORSI I6 Q , 4' ve .N , , ' - v N ,Al ca ' s . . . , . I Q Y Y - - , B. of Control ..... .. .... ...... ......... ........... . ................ ........ . . E u gene Marshall . ' ' :J . I ' . . Y Y A I I . I - .' g , ' , ' , o . . ., IIIIIIIIIIIIIIV'III'I'I'IIIIl1IIIIIII' III'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVII'IIIIII' IIII'I'I'IIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIII IIITIIIWIIIIII I9 ' I' II