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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1928 volume:

C+!-X-225. x,, QX X XX X jf- . f 5' ,. X L: -'K XX X 1' 5 N ,J u I N n QQ N TRN N x -fx h Old Gold and 21 is Black N Ngo k 1928 3 i J? MN comma dP b1'hdb l ',.x pie an u ise ythe Q SENIORS l ' X Clinton High School sl Clinton, Indiana X f r yu HIM' I rm hh X x ,W ' 1 ' yt 'N V: i'nw,Q,A 'L Q xxx AX ' 'W -' , l' ,, 7517 iz- .J .X Q . ILP 'shy ' N' , lt . 1 ':wm'XQ Vxn, tu ff, f V fx. A N. , 'N X XX xx XXX SN ,At New K 7 X X ff' 4-if X X v 'ii' sfxgnx K 1 iz? ,. .I XS fy i it Q K' SW ff WD 9 N QQ 'N e TAKE-UF F fi 1 ls? fl- In the flight of this plane, Old Gold X and Black. the Pilots have attempted to f record the activities and accomplish- l K ments for the year 1928. X Your appreciation of this voyage will 1'-xxx! assure us that we have been successful. IL ff in future years this log revives mem- 1 C ories of l923, our efforts will have been 1 repaid. N -X f f I ,,,lfJP- .i , ., 'llvf kvl-, r V xi f 'he ntai 4 3 -lm. 1 'il j .'f:'NxXL 'W I 'ella f ' i. 'WW f .. -H-, X f 1 1 ff mn, if Q .X x XX 5 xx XX , ks Ks X0 XX K 5' x f , ll IS- ',5'--' fl? igxxf' xx l'f --V Q-x 7 V' . sf-54:18 X! e4 . I if 1 A E ,N Q I N YQ X C Q 5 1 R 2 'ss X xxx fi ASS fsiig ZX J fi l C We, the class of '28, dedicate this log of our non-stop flight through high school to the one who has so ably assumed the pilotship of our voyage, and has directed our manoeuvers from the verdant regions of Green-land to the hard-earned Isles of fr Graduation, Our Coach-Paul L. Kelly. I 3 ,uf , ' Q 6 A, ' i 5411. 'L NA , , V An I n . 4' X, 'I ' V X I X ia 0 . lf, ,aux ,' ,f '5 'X qfgl... I f X K 4 x YQ' K M . V . K Y f,, '-I l ,f we ' QX X s zbX xgv 5- N V ij' fr, ., ,fu 'Jax A- '77 , - v s gf m ' 'si s s t ,J N X 2' ' . . ,X Q if i N . N new 4 wx QX l CARoo L XX-if I. Hangar 'X - s Flight Commanders X Pilots jf! II. Airports F X Isles of Graduation S , XXX Ocean Midway IN A 5 Greenland fs X Newfoundland NPQN fx III. Ports of Call ,Z Xl IV. Stunts ik Citations 1 X Lore Manoeuvers Station F-U-N Y lil' If I A ,J xi , V, K . .X-ry. 1. Kyra --, Aymmx . I iw A 1 I wh 1. 'faaf' 4 u .x ' I V. :I VNM K.. ,U I fn wx . x -X ' ff .sf- HQ 'A Qf X' 41 N v YK? I NN ERN 95 L N , 1 5 Q RX I ' 'N FN f HANQAR J ,xii TQ, I L I Q 1 a W f 9 , I .XM max Q Mb -- f fm 45-'W , uk., I. 4 X '-'fn I 4 3 cg X 5.11 . 'Nxt 41.5 N W YH , . YQ. Vw' '-' 1 ,ul f A A 0, 'ills ,f ' aw. Xxx X79 jf. '51 1 4-f 'as ,X-1,644 5QZd-QoZdaqdl3Zqq:k --wiv ' HANGAR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Finally, eclucution alone can conduct ns to that Gnjnynwcllt wlnch is, at Once, In-st in quality and infinite in quantity. -IInracc IXTZIHII. -N f' N V+ ---ff-N WYN H .f M, ff fxnv X X If 1. f- , x -,ff il, xxx A 1 . .r ... .4 Page seven ?5'i2 ' .-P,g - - - 1MiigEEElNUGdQmdQWMkEE I-IANGAR w 4 L JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 'I'l1c Ilwlllulzltimm uf L'X'l'l'f' slzltc is the cflllculimm uf its ym1th. AIDi41gc1u . HRX 'A X, N X' 'R A ,, ,-- SX X? ww 'X fx f wf f Nr XX ,OX 1-3 4fLinX WfiifTHi7fT:4:f4i -' 1 - , x ' . f' X JM- N ,Vai ff Nh -'W' M gf- ' - - 4- ,,. Pngz' vighf ,I pl- 42: 1-2 55 W, 2-+4--ff v- , Qzdqozdafgazszqgk FLIGHT COMMANDERS - 'hx Zyl-WJ f- - - -.. --,.y1 I,cIt lu flghif MR. GEORGE MCREYNOLDS S11pc1'i11tc1ulcut of Clintfm Sclmols School Board Mr. C. G. Connerly Mrs. Frank L. Svvinehart Dr. W. D. Gerrish 'Nr'x'1'N fNN - SX 'N ., 'K-I-Nuo Sf xv WW if ff ffxb X ffliii M W N 'HH' 'A-'MxNlia!:,ic ' .41 'r -. ff, Page nine -1-'H' W Jag- i: ' -L ' --- ' ' ' Old Gold-anqgzacgz, PILOTS HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS Top row, left to right: 1. L. E. Michaels - Principal and Mathematics, Clinton, Indianag Indiana University. 2. Ruth Lenore Briggs - Englishg Greencastle, Indiana, DePauw Univer- sity. 3. Esther Clayton - Science: Terre Haute, Indiana: DePauw University. 4. Phoebe Conley - English and Li- brary: Greencastle, Indiana: DePauw Universityg University of Southern Cali- fornia. Middle row, left to right: V 1. R. M. Smalley-Manual Training: Spencer, Indiana: Indiana State Normal. 2. Glenn Morgfan-Mathematics: Clin- ton, Indiana: Indiana State Normal Wisconsin University. 3. Martha Jean McFaddin - English, Rockville, Indiana: Indiana University. 4. Mary Balch-Commercial, Terre Haute, Indianag Indiana State Normal. Bottom row, left to right: 1. Mrs. Margaret McWethy-English: Clinton, Indianag Indiana State Normal. 2. Blossom Mainard - Mathematics, Indianapolis, Indiana: Indiana State Normal. 8. Blanche Warren-Home Economics: Marshall, Indiana, Indiana State Normal. 4. Ruth Kryter-Art: Indianapolis, In- diana, Herron Art School, Indianapolis, Indiana. I X .,-5v,,N ,cw fKN g19x T '4 J -N' N XM y 11- wwf JN FV 'K ' 'N ff XKFXE X ff 243-1 'if 'VX , X ff V,,.- flff. X'--.,,h, ig. - -- -VU---N- Jacfgilf- - fini X ,ff Page tcn -In f ,rdf ,sim LC -. -- - e - - ggzigfq, Qzdqozqafgdgszqgk PILQTS HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS Top row, lcft to right: 1. Mrs. Helen Johnson-Ass't. Princi- pal and Latin: Clinton, Indiana: Indiana State Normal, Indiana University, Coe lumbia University. 2. M. L. Martin - Science: Terre Haute, Indianag Indiana State Normal. 3. Neil V. Pierce-ASs't. Coach and History: Brazil, Indiana: Upper Iowa University. 4. Catherine Slinipert - Nurse: Me- tropolis, Illinois: American Hospital, Training School for Nurses, Chicago. Middle row, left to rig'ht: 1. Florence Salaroglio-French: Clin- ton, Indiana: Indiana University. 2. Paul Kelly-Athletic Coach and History: Fayette, Iowa: Upper Iowa University. 3. Rowena Kennedy - Music: Rush- ville, Indiana: DePauw University. 4. Melba Donalmlson-English and Li- brary: Indianapolis, Indiana: DePauw University. Bottom row, left to right: 1. Edna West-Mathematics: Green- castle, Indiana: DePauw University. 2. Katherine Tuck - Commercial: Clinton, Indiana: Indiana State Normal. 3. Helen Wood-Commercial: Clinton, Indiana: Indiana State Normal, Gregg' School. 4. Thelma Hall - History: Louisville, Mississippi: Evansville College. 5. Thelma Medill-Latin and English: LaSalle, Illinois: Indiana University. f-'fXbff'XJN I Q5-X Y 1 I Xi ff.,-N, N TR' ,ff ,falilief... ,fd Ja' L . 1 ,. ,L-,.xm-..,. ,l A, -.1-H+ - ' ' , ,V zip! , X, lf X f 1 - 1. . -,h Page clczcn Wyse, 5 haf- 4'-511.4 ---A ' ' ' - Old Gold-andgl-acl: 5 PILOTS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS Top row, left to right: 1. IC. C. Boyd-Principal and Mathe- matics, Clinton, Indiana: Indiana State Normal. 2. Mayme Williams-English: Rose- dale, Indiana: Indiana State Normal. Ci. Kathleen Nurnberger-General Sci- eneeg Terre Haute, Indianag Indiana State Normal. 4. Louise Robertson - Mathematics and History: Clinton, Indianag Indiana State Normal. Middle row, left-to right: 2. Gertrude Ewing-History: Clinton, Indiana: Indiana State Normal. 3. Galena Kibby-Home Economics: Terre Haute, Indiana: Indiana State Normal. 4, Mable Clearwaters-History: Hills- dale, Indiana: Indiana State Normal. Bottom row, left to right: I. Ruth Marie Briggs-English: Clin- ton. Indiana: Indiana University. 2. Rowena Satterlee - Geography: Clinton, Indiana: DePauw University. 3. Drexa Pentreath-History: Clinton, l- AIVIH T- I HHYS - M3tl101UatiCSC Indiana: Indiana University. Burns City, Indiana: Indiana State Nor- mal. X .IEW -x ,TX f-XX ,X Qfhx SX A J X- S N V if XY a I is , 2 ff , -fiafj.. if- : ,ff Ai jaxflwxx v ff 'i I-wiv - O--ii' 4 , 44 ,. I, , xeffr it , xx yy, jj X --JM--. f ---,wir --'A' N- 45-- f,- Page twelve I r F 1 - 1 r',' ,f 'gd' ge-Q iff? 3 Old-Gold 0n0'.?3ZQQk ' f-fi? -Awffw FN AX , , fxxx Sy W WK N X Qiff 4 Q I ,T f-.- ffff f--.., xi- ' ' s -- , -ff ,rf ---W-A M' if-'f 4 ,,, f , f -f' Page thirteen Xf2- :'iTei-- 1 - 1 i Old 'C?6Zd,and1?-lack Q My-ffm FN H rf V if A if ,Q ff ,KWX N ' - ,ii -f.,,., X ff ,ff ' il' ' ff' gif' XX -- ,..kaY -:K--'yn--,-H- gig?--' 'd,f.f'y N-. ,ff , 1 Page fmarteeu '- XX xx -N F XX N XY?-- f v if ll X ff x fi 'V 5, X 55 X X Q Q!! 'u fi Rx b ,Ny xx f I Am PCDRTS X Vix 1,-X xx! w I if A N N f r 'IL Wu, lm t A' 'MQ qt M ah L mfawk f - - ' ' Qrzem, ff f 2sQ S 1? w,,. ' Q YM N. 'Q' ur f avg wg fa? i,l'.' . . . . - , - 5 Qld-QOZdar3d13ZaQk ISLE GF GRADUATIO - vp' ---03 , -5, 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS XY2ll'l'0ll Stump .,,. l'1'csirlcnt liltwtl Sqtiirvs ...AV , ,,SL't'l'L'lIll'f' l'o:1rl Wztltlit-1' , ,,,, 'l't'cztst1t't-1' lIci'c's tu tht- class til' '28, XYhu wt-rc ztlwziys :tt st'llmml,l1utl1czlrly :tml lute. XXX- stuck it mit tlimtiglt thick :tml thin, XYltt'1'c wtltcrs loft ull, wc triccl tn lwgiii. SLILTUSS wusi1't ztlwziys-, StbllIl'lllll0S wt' wcrc XX'i'tlIlg'Q lfvuii tltuugli wt' wcrt- l':til111'0s, wc wciit right ziltmgi lint mi tum' is m-1'l't-ct, :ts :ill :irc zlwztrc, .Xml lm' :ill ul nut' lmzul points, wc hzlvc zilwztys hot-ii lzur. St, wish us Sllt't'L':4S in um' ltittirc life. lwn' wt' will lit- with yum tliiwmtigli :ill til ytnti' stritv. lt' ytii1'i'c over in trtmlmlt- :tml iicwl at true lricml, lfm' gwiml willing' lu-lpv1's ytmu limmw wht-1'c lu st-ml. Ni lml its gmitllwc with :L simlc :tml ll clit-t-r, 'l'lmt1g'li trials :tml li:lt'clshi1ms :irc vw-1' su m':11', l'lu:tsc l'L'lllt'llllJCI' us ztlwziys. tlmugli wt- w'tni't ht- lit-rt-, Ks tht- ht-st class thztt's guiw wut fur mzttiy :1 j'C1ll'. X .,-iv K,-rj Zi ktjifvxii A J N'NX JN ,ixxil fag Xxnxi X X ff f '55f7f-t - A ,. ,f x . If' XX ,AQ-'W'-s-N, n.v.,: fpirS- .f'y,L X ,...,r-n- I., 'df ,b Q t,,-' f Page' fiftveu ner- fig -- - -.L - e-- B Old Gold-andQlaCfzk ISLES GF GRADU TIG Cecil Alexander Hap General Course t'itunmr4I t'luh 12, ll. 4: Illll'l' Nos l'luh 11, ll. 42 tlirls tllee t'luh ll. 43 lluwl- ing llost l. 2, il, 43 'l'it'ket Seller ll, 43 llntiu Vout:-sl 4 Ueeil is at very popular entertainer und we huve en- joyed her rt-:ulings mainy limes. Amedeo Antonini Ami General lfoulhull Il. 41 linsket linll 4: t'it:un:ii'd l'luh il, 41 'l'llI'lll' lluvt-s 4. Anti is one of those hig, good-looking Senior hoys. Some one has nt'- eused him of being il lnd- ies' until und really he has never looked nt one girl-- hut ull of theln. lt would he impossihli- to imngine the eluss uf '28 without hilu. Fred Antonini Freddie General l oolhllll ll, 4. What wuuld we do with- out l i-ed! lie is our hril- liuut eeuter un the fuothnll teulll. He never gives up :ind is nlwnys fighting for t', H. S. . , Marina Ave Rina Commercial Course l'umuiereinl t'luh ll. -ll Yiet--1n'esideul of l'ommei'- 1-ml Uluh 4. t'. ll. H. will miss Mail'- iun und hex' 4-urls, Shi-'s ulwnys willing to help oltl l in unytliiug und does her very ht-sl all ull times. Q Ninn hits umny, muuy l'i'i4-lids. , i . .- i. .. ,. ., ,. Helen L. Baird Cree General lilee l'luln l, 2. il. 43 Uri-liesti':l l. 2, -l: Vital- murd Uluh -1 g llome- lie. l'luh Sl. Our nrtistl XVilh her nhility to print und drnw pivtures we prelliet ii roxy future for Helen. Gladys Ball Jack UOIIBFEI A tiles' t'luh 2. Sl, 45 Howl- ing Host Z, Zlg t'unuiier:-inl Utuh 4. tiludys set-ins to he very quiet. hut re..Ily she isn't. Ask some of the l'. H. S. sheiks whut kind of ii girl U-lIll'ii makes. Catherine Basso 'iKay Uomute-:cial t'onunt-rrial Vluh 1. 2, ZS, 41 lionrd of Voutrol l. 4. 'l'he girl with the hlue I-lnek t-urls! Some one stud tie-utleiue-u l' r e f e r Blondes --Init we think tht-y'rl rlmngt- their minds if they saw Kny. Hazel Boren Izzy College Breparatory Math Uluh l, 2, Zlg 'l'iek- et Seller l. 23 Board of l'nntrol lg Asst-iubly iilllll- lllIIit'x'I Klee-pri-siisleut 11. Huzel has ulwnys In-eu the quiet type of girl ol' which there is suvh ri de- iiloruhle few. l'ul1-ss you seek her out you will never know what at keen inlelleet she hats. Ruth Boren General Shorty is it very stu- dious girl who nlwuys has her lessons. Someone suid she helieved thnl girls should he seen :ind not ht-:il'd. YYe wuudt-i .' Mildred Boyd Bill Commercial lilue Triangle, 4: l'itn- tuurd Fluh, 4: lionrd of l'nntrol, 4: Uh-e I'luh, Il. VVhut ean'! we say :shout Billf Petite und ehie nre two l reneh words whieh might, describe her. She never overlooks as ehnnee to hnve zt good time und these opportunities seein to appear quite often, . -'ss f X f'9v--ef- N A , 5 '-'X A J r-xx V is W if N 1 1 f ,-T A ii As -5' D' ff ff Afx XM ' -,f-,-ii.,,v:..fi !,.f' ,Vx x X ---,..,--A--M---H-f-45,7- w 'y X Page sixteen 1 - 1- 4 4 E-..ge-el-:ea 5 Old -Gold aqdjislaek ISLES GF GRADUATIO Albert. Lee Brann Jake College Preparatory Course lllnth llluh, Il. lVill he he l'resident when he grows up! Who knows! Anyway t'.l:tlu- was ulwnys right in the inidst of tht- fray and luis ht-en an iuvnluahle nxenihel' ot' the Senior t'lass. Helen Chatlos Comme-rcial. Course llatiu t'luh, Zt1 t'oniuu-rt'- ial Vlnlr, 31, 43 Seeru-tary ol' t'oniuu-reial Uluhg Dis' trivt und Sluts' Tylring Unn- test: M1-gupltoiio und An- nual Stuff. Hun run :ilwalys depend on Ili-len when you want something done and done well. .Xud it' you want souu- fun. tou-'hunt nu 'tthe girl fri:-nd. Urcel Danlel College Breparatory Course lltlllfll of Vuntrol 2, :lg Iilue 'l'ri:iui:le li llocal. Uouuty. and llistrirt llatin t'ontt-at l, LJ, 41 Stale llutin Uontest 21 lnler Nos 21 N1-Nnry-ll:iu1:n-n Farm Rte, lint' Ilelmte ll: County Ovu- lorlenl l'outm-st llg loninn lbehaliug t'lul+ il 4: Presi- dent. Ionian t'lulrZ l'itn- luard t'luh 43 lnstullvnent. l'l:un llehnte -li l'idito1'-ln' l'hit-f of Rlegapliolien 41 .Ir. lriternry l'I1Iitor 0ld Hold and lilat-k Iig ldditor- in-t'hit-f Old Hold and lilm'li 4: vll'l lll't'Sl1lt'lll 4: Sm-liolarsliip 1' l. 13, 4. l't'cvl's virtues ure nhle lo ontwt-iglit the faults ot' ten other students. Sarah Davis Sally General Course Surah is one ot' our quiet. In-zu-vful girls. ll' we were :ull like Sully, V, ll. S. would he nllnosl In-rft-4-1. Herbert Donald Herb College krepaiatory t'ireulution M u u at II e r Old Hold and Blum-lt 42 Ionian llc-hating t'lnh ll: lllllllllllldl l'luh ll, 41 View president l'itnni:ird t'lulr 41 llnartl of t'outrol L11 Font- lnlll Il. 4: linsket Hull 42 'l'u'o llullnrs l'le-use -lg 'l'nrtle Doves -l. l!erh is our l'ireul:i- tion illlllllll.ft'l'. He is :tl- wnys willing to help in any way und 1-sin-eially does he lilxe tu lnake Villllllilllfll sin-1-1-lies ln-fore the nsscnl- lily. Claude Dueger Claudie1's General Course Fl't'lll'll Vluh 2, Zlg Or- Q-hestrxi 4. Ulauilu is very stndious :it st-hool hut outside ht-'s quite different. Ht-'s ul' ways in for having a good time with the L-rowd. Homer Eaton Sh1ek General Course l l't'Ilt'h Vlub 2, il, 4: Vit'e-President French t'lull 4: Howling Host I. 2, 3, 4: lute-r Class linsehnll l. ig Foolhull LI, ll, 41 Travk Holnex' has the privilege of ssaying that lie is the onu who t'ari'i4-rl the hall nvruss the line und thereby l'. H. S. fuotlrall teunl suoretl on Bicknell for the first time. Wtfre for you l'Iut. Loulse Foltz Lou Home Economics Course Fayette High School lg lloule lflr. Club 123 Howling llost 41 Style Show 2, Il. ltouise is studying the litllllr' ldv. l'out'se. We won- der-will she need it right. uwuy l Anyway, we like her' lots and wish her as nina-h sueeess in lift- as shes had in l'. H. S. Wayne Foncannon General Course XVill not graduate liasketlmll Il, .lg Ur- vliestm. Wayne is one of our violinists and lms enter- tained us many times. He also plays a mighty good lllllllll of huskethall. Esther Forte Curlie Commercial Course French t'luh l, 23 Coin- niervial Ulnh 1, 2, Zlg llowliug Host 1. ldsthel' is one of oul' real 1-urly-heads. lt is said that she always studies, ext-ept when there is something else to do. X A - fm. V W he s ff ,Jr -X ' . ff- ,, ' 'h'r K ' .t.e,,!L--Jn'--N- .uA:'f,fv--- -,yy XXX-X ff ,mf ' ., Page seventeen E93 ,F:- , - . . . '-X'-11xw.:..,,,,r:'1 ' - ' - - . - ' ' - 1 - 1 su Robert Griffiths Bob Commercial B liltmtlnlll 2, Il, -l: llzlskt-t ll l. 2, 43 .Xthln-tit' l'l4lif tor of Old Vultl :Intl John Galgggixal lilzu'k Il :tml -S.. - I I .I t'lioh at-4-1-pts ull his I 'mlm 'SI Th' 'my fllmff work as Athla-lim' lfltlitm' of ltnmxn .ns 1-ve-rylmfly :- ,. , . tllcl K-ulrl and lllavlt unll frn-ml. Ht- lms :ulfln-rl much kwlm ng Im in Il good hu. ln ml 'ilnss' nun' ln-sides. Ha- was ti vuluahle- nu-mln-r nf tht- has- lae-t hull :intl football squntls und :x very pupulin' lllvlll- he-I' uf thi- Sl'lllUl' l'l:lss. Harold Ga1'lin,f.-:house Al ' YY u GHTIIC Dorthv Marie Haun College Preparatory Dot l'4-ntrul of lflvnllsville- l. Gena-31 2: l rt-nt-li Ululp Il, 4: Athvn- F inns 3 4. qr tht- lmys who nrt- II I' I I, , I I hmkmg for tht- lumpy mt-- I l'f'Y'l ' 'FU l Illllylllllll-T tlium ln-tw:-s-li thc- ultl' like- his :mlm-l llc' S JIISI fill fnsllim-1-tl girl :mtl tht- nmtl- nll-airround guml spurt mul ,.,-,, fl:,m,,,,-I wp N.,.,,,,mw,,,1 willing: to ht-lp XVllt'lll'Yt'l' --DMI lu-'s lu-1-:ln-rl. I I H I I, Joseph A. Hawkins Lyle Gllhat Gilly -'Joe'- General Course College Preparatory Staunton lligh Svhoul, 1. Imf,,.,4-lass Bnskut Hull :, :sg husk.-r Bull 1, 2, :a, 4, 1: ..fI-Im ,,I,Hn,.S I,h,MI,'- .lllllflllllll Lylm- has lit-on 4: Stull:-nt XlllIlllKt'l' Il. with its only-:i shurt timf-1 ,yup H,-f-,.I,gS nu his l f lmh WU Mll 'S5 by lui marks pliilosupliit-ally and willingness tu work und has I.,.mlv,.,, U, study hm.d,,,. Sllofvll llls l'l l'lY l'Y ll-1' in-xt month. 'Tis rumure-fl nay lll't'UlIfllll'lN llllllSt'lf on 'hut of an th., 4.hlsM,N in 'ln' l'i'Sl 'll lll fl - high st-lloul. tha- Fra-slnnun is his fnvurite-, Inez Goodhue Cofran G00die Lina Hill Hillsie General Gellefal ll'ill not gy-iifllmyn ' lit- t't-i'm'lt- l:'rnnt'ui:s ll, 45 lm-z It-ft us just u littlt- l'l 0I 1 lull I' 'X' 4' I wllill-lrt-l't1rt- l'ln'istmus :xml l-UW 'lt'V4 ' lllls Um lf' ,.l,,,,,K,.,1 h,,,- ,,:,,,,,, N, --po, say llllll'll.lN't'illlSl must us- l:nn , W1-'vo miss:-tl hu-r a llilllb' Sllf' S Slllflyjlllr- ll-lj' Int, Slit- wus allways will' WlW'lI Sh? 'Sl' 7- Shpf in: all do Iwi- slim-Q-, 1---ul-Ilmr. IA'-ll N1-Y! NN-- vertnmly llkt- to ht-an' ht-rl Janet Gray Jen Gene-ral Course w ft . ,, tilt-v Fluli I 3 l rc-ht-li busanacollgiecial Sumo l'l1l r 2. Jmmt is H lmppyhgov A--l7l's:iivl1't'llllv 2: l'mnnn-r- lllvliy llll'llllht'l' of tht- Hon- 'ml llnllil' 4' inr 1-lass who was 111-vel' l Mslltillfl HIWHYN H015 lll'l' giym! ,.,vl.41i' fm- hm.i,m lessonsfif she- has tiuu-. wol'l:l4-tl. Shu- uufl Julio HHN' FUN S0071 llvl' flll'lf nrt- mst-pnlwllilt-. s V Y K -N '5 o X K5 - vb 'X 1 ,-N W X s I it Qi NN Q X5 -I f I- W A X51 I X If PX ' ,-1 I --Q ,A -4g ,f X A X X f --,if so e :H e N, is' . ' I X ' x ff 35 xx. ,I,:x--- s--x,m.!f,'?-A- If! N ,f ,wf Page eighteen zsf? L ' ' ' -3 U..--.545-Qfzifz - - X Old -Gold andZ3Zcrgk .. .. -17.- ISLES GF GRADUATIQN Thelma M. Jones Red General lllllllllllll suys, Sill-uvv is lluldl-u null lllul num- has tu ln- sill-nl ln In-4'uluv gr:-ul. Sha-'s trying' it! Vera M. Jones Red Commercial l'0lIlllll'l'1'llll Ululv 2, 4: French 2, il: l'l'4-sul:-Ill V Ilrl-ul-h l'lulr 2. 'l'he- Sl-uiurs ll:lYl' dis- 1-uve-rq-ll lhnt lin-ll is ul- wuys N-ucly lu Iumt :my llllll1'l'l2llillljI, :null lu-1' host of fril-mls will vnurh fur hvr nlxility :ns Il sta-nog:-aplx or Mary Laird Commercial M:ll'y'x gr:-ut:-sl uuilwi- tiuus iu lifn- url- ln ln-1-uuiv u g'l'i-ul siugn-r :null to Villllll llIOIl. Wm-'rv surn- tho- first nun- will ln- Q-:u'rin-ll out null, l'I'lblll lhm- looks of lhiugs. thu M-vuml um- will. loo. Hannah Lawson Betts Home Economics lluuu- l'Ir. l'lul1 21 .Kiln-lr iuu lh-lvutiug lllulr Il: Iuu- iuu In-lmliug 4: 'l'wn lml- lurs Pl:-nsl- 4. lluuuuh is thx- sts-:-dy girl who is rn-uily to he-lp iu anything. lla-r ussistauu-v in thi- wha-1-l of 1-luss :ir- tivilios lu-lln-xl lu uluke thx- l'+-vulllliml lu-l'f4'4'Y, WF- 2ll'l' glnd fur sum-h girlx an lim-Irs :lull we wish lu-I' Mlm-1-NN iu lifm-. Wanetia Lear Nita Commercial U f l' l 1' 1- l'l':u'lim- 41 Svlml:nl'xl1il1 t ' Il. Wuun-lin will always shim- wha-u it 4-mu:-s tu huril work. Nhm- has ulwnys dum- he-1' xhura- und rluun- it wa-ll. tml. Irja Lehtovaara General llilllll Club 2, Sly liluo 'l'ri:uul:ln- Il, 4. lrjn ln-ft us for n whiln- hut rln-1-irli-rl thu? wi- worl- ll pretty gum! buuvh so she vulum- hurk to graulu- ull- with us. XV1-'re glad. In-cuusu now, the- rluss is vulupll-N-. Ehzabeth Lord Co-Jo Commercial Hmm- lic, l'luh l: lllcv Vlulr l. 2: l'ou1xus-rcinl Vlulv 43 Mognplmxu- Stuff -I: 'l'w0 Dollars l'l1-use -I: .luuuul Stuff 4. 'llli1'l't' are allways 1-xr-vp' lions In rules hut Liz is not. the Q-xx-1-plioll tu Hood things 1-uuw iu sumll pm'k:u:es. Shi- coul- Imiun-s work with pln-usurv nucl works fuilhfully for tha- nalvum-1-im-ut uf guml old '28, Frederick Meyer Fred Manual Arts Uh, whul would we- do without l'll'l'Il and his cuts- litllc- giggle-'.' '? I H4-'s in for any fun uud hus ulldv-d much to :lull rn-citations by his willy rs-murks. Anna Murdock 'Tudy General l+'rs-uvh Club 'l .Kuuu IS so tiny und is si-ldruu se-1-u. But shm-'s lzueu hm-lc of eva-ry Sn-uim' uulln-rlukiug' uud has stood luyully lry IIN. Anna McMillan Barney College Preparatory Ulm- l'luh l, 23. Anu is nun- uf' our slud- ious girlxl Slim-'s nlwnys studying: ulmut. whivh nul- slu-'ll hurl- an dntm- withl xr.,-Aw -X fr-X TN 1 f-X J J K- NAN xn S ly lwf -WY' if ' j. , e ,f A of -X fog' jxfx X X an , - ff!! i 'fi' XX ,J-45 Fil X X, ---1-----,- L,-,. If -N -1+-If -A ::!T5 ' my N-. Page m'11efee11 - ,xg':..' - Old Gold-anal?-zacgg .1 wg.,-. ..,.sP- '- ' - .ff- H'-M - .. - . .. ISLES OF GRADUATIO Rosie Nurdi Rose Commercial Htnto l'i-ninnnship t'on4 tost 2. Rosie run ln- it'l'lll!'ll :is ons- of tlli' lnost lovzililv girls of the Sa-nior Vluss. Shi- has finish:-rl high sc-hool nunkini: n host of frii-mls nnfl no vm-niies. Dorothy Lou Nelson HDOtYY Commercial I'oinnn-rrinl Clnh 2, il, 4: t'itnnmrtl l'lnli 4: Dis- trit-t und Stnto Sllilfllllllltl I'4lllll'Hli 2, Zig Annnnl Stuff 43 Lilirurinns Ulnli 43 'l wo Dollars l'lenso 4. Dorothy is n typif-:il girl --sho is nlvvnys lnnprliingl She luis :ulilvil innrh to our 1-laws nnil wi-'ro snro n cur- taiin linnvh of l'nliliv Sin-:ilu-rs will never for- got. Dot nnd hor slwvrli- VW Herbert Nichols Herb General Howling llost I, 11, il. lla'rli is unolln-1' one who tloi-sn't worry, hut , .,,.. ., ,I al. tnki-s lift- just ns it conivs. Ili is Nil, imliulnlt intl his ln-lin-41 in everything. Mary Novella Cookie Commercial lllnry is nnothor of ont' giggling: girls. lint. slu- flllllli tinn- lo talk. nntl wt-'ro ln-ro lo say we on- joly it. when she gets start- vc, Dorothy Parker Dot General l1'rn-in-li Vlnh 25 Iilne '1'l'lIlllLflt' 4. Another little one who fits to perfection tho snyintr, Short nnrl swvot nnrl hnrrl to lic-nt. Kathleen Payton Kate General Not grmlimting Kuta- le-ft us in tho llllllllllj of thi- yi-ni' und we'vi' inisswl he-r so niurh. Sho was in for any fnn nn1l :lid anything for tho good of V. H. S. Emma Mae Pigg' Mae Home Economics lloniv lil: l'lnli l. Ellllllll has m-vor cmisi-4l finyono the least nnxwty or worry. Shi- goes pearl-- fnlly on from one rlnss to the- next with ii smile-. Julia Pohl Jewel General t'horns lg Fri-iirli l'lnh -1 'l'his is n true vast- of th-ntlelnvn l'rm-for lilonmle vs' '-eh! No xv o n il 1' 1' though, we ull like Juliv . 114-1' pln-nsnnt sniili- nnil rlwvrfnl disposition lnive ln-lin-rl ns innny tinn-s. Della Marie Pollom Sugar Home Economics Howling.: Host 1, 21 Hoinoe l'I1'. Ulnli l, 2, Il: Ninth t'luli Il: .Xtln-niun Delmting l'lnb il. Mnrio always st-os tha- jolly siilo of things :ind ni-ver the gray. U. H. S. will 1-vrtainly miss he-r :-liei-ry laugh. John Povelones College Preparatory Athoniun lle-linting Vlnli ZX, 43 Orcln-strn 2, ll. 4. .lohn is one of our clvlnit- ors :incl has won 1'onsiclvr- :ihlv notivo lierzuise of his :iliility in thnt line. Hu nl- so ranks nnionp: the first when it comes to playing n violin. .f'5M-- Jrx fi X 'X Ar K.-.XFN V W NV N ' X ff Ape N X .Q,,.. :1fi If ,M K H, -.-t--M----.-,.l.'f f--. fi xx. -- ,.. 6, A' f ,. Page twenty fs 535 ff, 51,421 - A ' . -0 U --,fix Qld -Qozdaqdz Zqgk life? ISLES OF GRADUATIC Richard Reed Rich Joe Rolando ,,RatS,, College Preparatory Course For some time Rivh govt- us the impression of he-ing u serious minded fol- low, hut rnrently wewe dis- 1'0Vl'l'l'll ht- is in for us murh fun ns uuy of us. Leona Reeve Lona General Course l'oinnivr1'iul l'lulm 4. lmonu is so pretty und hos surh :L nim- disposition, Is it ony wonder wo :ill lorn- ln-rf lf she nmki-s us runny friends in lifo us sho hos in C. ll, S., she will nuvor be alone. Louise Roberts Wieg'ie Commercial Course loniun llelmting l'lub 2, ll, -1, Louise is jolly ond poppy und il dandy good pail to UVt'l'y0llt'. No inemher of '28 will ever forget hor und the good times she hand. Lucile Roberts Teal Commercial Course loninn lla-halting Club 2, il, -lg 'Prvnsuror Cl. lluvile is the other halfl Sho is tho ha-st of sports und has helped iu every- thing. Thomas Roberts Tom General Course Tom might look serious hut reully ht- isoti. Oh, no. if you think so just watch him smile. College Preparatory Course Ss-holnrship C l. Joe is the hoy who snys he-'s ai woman-hott-r. It hos seemed that way for onin- ii while, but. we wugor iv wou't he for long. Annabel Lee Runyan Jackie Lee General Course Howling Host I, il. 3. 43 Lntin Ulnh 2, 11, 43 Uhorus Sig Blue Triangle 2, ll, 43 Neon-tan.ry of lilue Triangle 4. Annnhs-l's nmhition in life is to lmvv ar good llllll'. If sho finds herself among strangers. it dovsn't take her long to got ncquuiutvd. Madge Sanders nBuddy11 General Course Chorus 1 :intl 23 Fl'l'll4'll Ulnh 25 loniuu Ilohuling Vluh 4. llndge doesn't, mrs- for anything hot her grmlos and say, when you soo them you almost go hlindl Nothing.: hut A's and A plusesl Lawrence Shannon 6lPatU General Course Vitunmrd Il and 4g Foot' hall 4. Put is :inothor one of our hig, good-looking: Son- ior hoys. No nmtlvr whore you find him ho's always randy with o smile ond soon-thing funny to soy. Ho hns IllllllNl'll many nsselnh- lies and class rooms with his pranks and Irish wit. Sidney Silverman Sid College Preparatory Course Floss trurk I 2 Cluss Basket, Boll I, and 23 lon- iun Debating: Ulul: li and 45 Basket Bull Sl. VVhon I got to hi- l're-si- dent, '1'lmt's Sid's favor- ite line-. Anyway. with his jokes and briglll soy- ings U51 he's given us many good laughs. Vik--, Ji-X 35 X X 'N I K.,-NANX V XY NJN I NV i N 1 E - A 4,24 s ji' K A, Af ff? se L - 'I 1' in-f-I-ve-W' s ff! 50 ' xxx -,e-uB--35- 'm -L!:L::a.:':,f--- jd F xx - Page twenty-one -?'15 -2 if - - - . fax 5 H ,, ' ' 'EGL-.1 Old GOZOV 011613161611 3. TEQT - ,T-F ' ' ' ' - ' ' , . L53-f4:.Q.:ff ' - 1 ' q - Sue Skidmore Susie Lcafa Strickler Commercial Course Graham l10ll11ll4'l'I'1ll1 l'1 ll 11 Zig General Ulm- P11111 Il 111111 4. , A I 111-alfa thinks llll'l1 ure' the NV11l'l1 Wu' 11111114 uf SIISIK' frm- vu11s11li11g thing i11 lifv. we- allways tl1il1k 111' 111-1' lint 111-1' lvssuns 11:11'4-11't llrwflpzv. Hilti F2132 f011iN- sl1ffv1'1'11 :xml sh:-'s nlwnyx yo11'1l he-tts-1' mlfnlgm-I 11111 1'1'l'11 right m1 thx- tlut when if you l11'1'r1 tn 110 t'11t't'1'l'I1 wn- 111-1-111-11 11l'l'. Sinrv he-1' 1111, 1111111 up Susie 111141 in l,f1'll11llRl101l nt t'I1ristn1:1N fivv lll1llll14'N ylllllll hzlvo time, shi- 1lllS l'1lilll2't'i1 he-1' fu1'p:uttv11 what yuu wt-rv 11611110 tu 'i1il'il11Hl1I,H wnrriz-11 Zllllllll. Anna Mildred Smith 1Va1 'egIjjg1nQ,s 6LMickey,i 1'1'1-sith-lit 4' liuskl-tI1:1lI college Preparatory Course I. 2. ll. 4: Fmimtlmll 2. 4. 4- ,, it 1 3. 5 I . liusim-sa 1'.11ito1' Old Hold 1-m:::.:,l iili:'I'4:' I-f::l1:lln:.ii t!lI11'B1'tH'1i'. 11, 4: Stualm-11t t'l1111 2 Il, 45 131110 '1'1'i11111511- I 'i ' iimld 4' l: i11t'H'!l1t1l0lH' Stuff Il :11111 1g,.h0l,H Um, l1l...Sg,l,.mg 43 Asxmnhly l1tl1ll11'I11tl't' 41 W., Wm... nfmm ht,-11 miss Hf1wli g .HUM 1' 2' 3' 'ii :1 l'l'l'1l1ll mlark-11:1i1x11 girl 111-1:-111'e-51.11-111l'lf1v1'l1v1gHmm U.,-y ,,m,.h, Lug hu h,,,,,'q, -4: 51111411 lnfv 1'A11llll' Old N,.,.,,,,.,1 N, -5m,,,l,i,. fi01l1Ill1l1B111I'1i'.41 l'1'4-si- VIEWS M ,mfulv hrsum of '11-Hnfff Vllillllflrd 45 V 't lmnlim-t-111111 :1i1r1 f00t1m11. 1'l'4'51'1 'll f 11353 3- 111111 with hi: alhility ln --Mi..kt,y-S-- ..,m,.ming 1A1:1111I f N1g:1v1T. r wt-I 4111-1-sllvt :1 lN'T'S01lf'11ly 111111 wi1111i11g H155 mm' U' 'lm' ways 1lIIN'4' set llllllly HIKIN- ruline- he-nrts atluttn-1', . John E. Tonettl Merritt J. Smith Johnny HMiCkey Zndv Manual Arts ., ,. . -1 College PIBPRIPXOIY Course 'l 1 N -' 1111115101011 1111.211 Sclmol 1 11111111 iw the- ft-llow whu 111111 2. In-1-11:4 115 lllllgllllljl, hut this N h H It ,I ll'Hl'11l'1'h llllllil know lt. - ell'-ng' '. if .t Il H AU? 114-'s 11 jolly guml fn-11nw Us M15 1' 5 '1 '3'. 'f- 111141 him 1111111-41 1l111n'11 In 11111 wa- 11021111 that hv l1ko-11 -...Q nw ll llrt 111111 wisha-11 110 111111 ' ' rel-11 wrt- nlwnys. We rlo tam. Me-rritt. Martha Spear Home Economics Course N H Hunw 1421-. 1111111 1: L11ti11 Otto Turner Ot t'l11h ZZ: ,10l11Rll 11e'1mti111.r General 011111 Ili lYita111nrd Ulllll Zig Will not grmlu,,g,. 1.111111 101111-st 1. 3. on A I , I u ns v-1' ' H3111 nr w1tx 'Mnrtilm 1l2lS.H'01lQ-' t1ll'4lllLI1l tho girls- ft? il, il.0mi,m,,1. High hvlmol lll three years ly making ,ww A-hits. su shi- could grafliiute lll 1-igyy .10 vnu du it? YH. Now. 1lo11't we fool ' lmnnredl Floyd S. Squires HSQUIFQSYH 1 . U . H General Course William Wake B111 .lt11o11inn 131-1111ti11y: l'11111 General 2, Il, 4: Math. 1111111 43 Howling Host l. :lg lim'- 1Su:11:d of l'o11tru1 lg Li- k'l'Ill1lt'11l. l'1u11 C15 Art l'111b 1ll'lll'IBl1 4: Het-1'0t:11'y of 31, lg A1PE'Illi1lllll4' Stuff 43 Class Il, 4. Two Dollars Please 4. v1 l0y11 is vm-ry 1111111111-lr This is the fellow who w1t11 the fnvnlty. The-5' pro- makes :111 those funny 1111-11 lmlrly ronllzu- that ha- is ll and cats and ev0ryt11i11g. 1lI'l'NUll to ln- 411-pa-11114211 up- Hefs given us 11 lot of vn- on. A1111 wc- all know th-nt. juy111zf11t and he-lpn-11 i11 1-1- tqng lwcxxlxss- wx-'ve tried 0l'yf,h1Ilf.Z that went 011. 111111 so llllllly time-s. ,XX f -1-A -- ,-1-X Z5 K ,xi 'K 1-N W lg NN , .f x XFX f 1 A X I PN: ' ,' if K ' A 1 X--'74, ff 5 fx Lux X - ,,.,L--ff: -f-wQ','--rf ---.,,-, -- :'- N ff' ,' x s-'J yy Xxx -,JH--g v - .,,,.'5- 'Q js.4,---- If ,f J I .-f Page twenty-two f ISLES GF GRADUATIO Pearl Walther Funna Commercial illlllll llulu 2, J: loui- uu-rm'i:ul Il, 41 l'l'1-siiln-nt of l'Ulllllll'l'l'l2li l'lul: 4: 'l'i'1-us- ure-r 4: Scholarship Il: luuiun livhntim: Vlulr 42 l.ilvl':ll'y liflitor of Old ilolll null lilus-li 4. IH-url has lin- most vu- tiriug p,:ig.fg'ln'. illlli it xunke-s uuyoum- Imppy just In lu- un-ur ln-r. l x'oru the wuy tlliurs look, l'a-url is soon going to 4'llull1,.:w- Miss to fXll's.i' John Whyte Johnny General Howling llosl Il, 4. .luluu wus in for uuythiulr fill' flu- guml of ilu- sm-hool uuil has ulwnys put in al In-lpiu: liuuel. William Whyte Bill General lllllllllllfll Vlulv 4. lil- were wurrin-ml for four tliis follow would :lie of sorrow. :xml lxv has look:-xl zmfully Imu-souw. But hmfs nlwuys dum- his shnrv uufl In-lp.-fl iu the nllx'alm'mm'l1t of lin' vluss of '28, Chris Magfnabosco Jean Wilkie Scotty General Ulm- Vluh I, 2: Ur1-ln-s- tru I, 2, Il. 4: lnuinu llc- lxutiupr Vlulv lg Blum' 'l'ri- uuglv Zig llnliu Vluh Ii. .la-nu's n-yi-s toll us that sllv is 1-ujoyiul: life, Sli,- sits lllillly In-riofls uuwl llmiuksf-flrul uol ulmut ln-1' lm-ssous. Mayme Williams UMaVH Commercial ' lilu-- 'Frinnglv Vlulr 2. ll. 4: His-1-Vllllr 2: Stull- Foul- un-rm-iul l'nuI1-sl il: Fitn- lllill'1l Vluh 4. lilzlyun- has the swc-4-I1-sl, soft Voivv. NW' :Ill luvv lu hour lu-r sing, Shu- rnuks anuoug ilu- fi-w Sl'lli4ll' girls who vnu sny tlivy'rs- on gugl-dll Violet Lou York Yorkie Commercial 1'iIaulurrl Vlulx -lg Vozuf Illl'l'l'ilii Vluls 2, Il, -lg .lub uuul Stuff 4: l,iln'ul'iuu's vluln 4: Two llollurs l'll'us1-, -I. Ym'kil ' is om' of illn- ln-st lypists iu U. H. S. llvr willingness to work :xml sweet. ways will take lu-1' fur in the world. ygwrs ,-rx Zi KX Xizsx ,X ! J -N-NX YQ R. WNK it ca 53 ff fx: Df V A - WAX-4x ff x fs X X N ,e-- A Q,f e -'N'i s' 41-1--i -'-N ff' QL X --- Af- f . . Page twenty-three .2552 - ----- as OZ?-6T6Zdand73Z,ackg T-::u1'a-?:57 '- 5 ' - .- ' - ' - ISLES OF GRADUATION THE FLIGHT OF THE SENIOR CLASS On the now eventful day of September l, 192-l, the group k11own 111 the annals of C. H. S. history as the class of V128 met for the first time on the decks of tl1e airship, Study, desti11ed to carry us over the land known as High School Education. The capable pilots chosen to carry us safely over the firsti lap of' our journey were Miss Marian Livingston, senior pilot, and james Stout, junior pilot. After encountering the squalls of Cape Exam and suffering minor losses in the seas of failure and departure, we pierced tl1e fog surrounding Sopho- moreland with our plane still intact. The second lap appeared to be fraught with many temptations, but thanks to our newlv-elected commander. jesse Satterlee, and our advisor, Miss Deardorff, the flight was made with many group and individual honors. In the middle of our course it was necessary that our plane change comnianders, and james Stout succeeded Jesse Satterlee. Cautiously we entered the difficult region, the Junior lap. A big chain of mountains, the junior-Senior banquet, was to be crossed. The Zlllltllllll of fuel was low and the engines had to be nursed, or the flight so well begun would probably have ended disastrously. James Stout was again elected flight co1n111a11der and Miss Coate, nav- igator. XYhen half of the junior lap was completed Nliss Coate resigned her position as navigator to go on a more prohtable and enjovable llight, which most people call the Matrimonial Flight. llowever. the llanouet Mountains were still to be crossed. So the voyagers put their heads together and elected Miss Clayton as navigator to replace Miss Coate. .Xs we approached the mountain, junior Prom loomed up beside the Iunior-Senior Ranuuet Moun- tains. However, all the mountains were safely crossed, although the peak. Financial Failure, almost proved the ilight's end. Upon entering the Senior lap a new set of officers were elected with XVarren Stumps. as flight commander. Urcel Daniel as assistant, Pearl Nkvalther as Chief Engineer, Floyd Squires as Radio lixpert, Anna Mildred Smith as Foreign Relations Minister. XYilheln1ine XX'right as Entertainer. and Mrs. McVVethy as Navigator. The voyage was verv peaceful and un- eventful. The good airship successfully completed the trip. arriving at its goal on C'ommencement Day, l9252. Each voyager was presented with a coveted diploma, but not even this kept many of us from wishing that a return trip might be possible. .Tohn Povelones Tommy Confrey Class Historians. WAY- ,z-N fi x flex .-N 1 N X w K XXI 'fx C N if K VIN, I gg! If A .--2?f1 E 3 f x fx s X ZCi...f-A-H'-1 ,f--.-5g,,1.'f..f X ,-ff efQ sad- --W '3m -N- .f.a9.4'f,?ei..- ,fy X , If ds, A , Dj Page twenty-four l 523123 f 'ff 4 A- - - - - - gf.--TQ. J Qza -Glold 0130115 zqgk ISLES OF GRADUATION XYith the desire of learning what had hecoine of our former classmates in high school, we left Clinton in the plane, Spirit of Old tiold and Black, on .Iune l7, lf?-l-l-, to see again the friends of sixteen years previous. Our first stop was at Chicago, where we landed at Soldier's Field amid a huge crowd of cheering spectators. .X foothall game was in progress and in a few moments we, too, were shouting and waving our helmets. XVe were not at all surprised to learn that the coach of the Chicago University team was Fred .Xntonini and that Rohert Griffiths was his assistant. Wie were told that they have written a hook, The Science of Foothallf' published hy Chatlos, tiahony and Co., puhlishers. lYhile we were in Chicago, the weather man, Merrit Smith, predicted a cold wave. In a short time wie were on the sunny peninsula of Florida. VVhom should we find managing an orange ranch hut Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers! Mrs. Meyers was formerly 'Hannah Lawson. VVithin two hours after we had arrived. we were hesieged on every side hy newspaper men and press photo- graphers. .Xniong these we saw llerhert Donald, aviation editor for the Tallahassee llerald, and llenry Murdock, reporter for the St. l'etershurg Times. .Xt Miami the newspapers informed us that ,loe liawkins was under hond of 219100000 for selling land six miles out in the Gulf, and one half mile under water. .Ioe always was an enterprising lad, hut we wept to think that his ainhition had hrought him to this. Flying on up the coast we soon arrived at Norfolk, Ya. The hattleship V. S. S. Indiana was lying in the docks and one day we were taken out to see it. The captain, Utto Turner, showed us over the ship. Then we fiew to New York to enjoy the sights of the great nietropolisf On our first night we attended the Gilliat Follies, competitor of the Ziegfeld Follies. XYe saw Floyd Squires sitting in the haldheaded row, much enchanted hy the dancing of Mildred lioyd and Catherine llasso. Mr. Squires was recuper- ating from the nerve-racking effects of a hreach of promise suit hrought against him hy Dorothy Nelson. XVilliam Xlvake had sprung into prominence hecause of the clever cartoons he had drawns illustrating the case. lie was iimnediately employed hy the liearst Puhlishing Co., to work for the New York Iixaminer, of which paper Urcel Daniel was editor. .Xniong the many wonderful places we visited in New York was the Metropolitan Museum of Art. There we viewed two hundred wonderful masterpieces, one, The Banks of the XVahashf' painted hy Martha Spear, and the other a copy ot' The Cleaners, hy llelen Baird. On a trip to Coney lsland we stopped at a hot dog stand to purchase refreshments. The gentle- man dispensing the choice hits of animal food was ,lohn Tonetii, who, in partnership with Sue Skidmore, had entered the delicatessen husiness. N 'fs f-s c ft? A J fftnfs., V W ti s -' I- ff X-Xnsf X 'K Zcflipv AN-.M T.- -f I a X ,ff NY -' Jn -N- .- - ,f'y,L XX NL -,-.Q-06' ' ., nf - ,f ,ff J Page twenty-five ::Z'S..9ze: - -...- TEV- Oibld-and93-Z-ack 5 XVe attended the play, XYhy Gentlemen lJon't Prefer Blondes. by Nita Luce, the leading role of which was successfully acted by julia Pohl. ller understudy was janet Gray, whom we did not have the pleasure of seeing. Une day. as we were strolling about the lioxvery we stopped idly at a newsstand. The pictured countenance of a bold Irishman whom we had known long ago, stared us in the face. Lawrence Shannon had become sole editor and publisher of a joke magazine. XVhoopety Hang! l'oor l'atl XYQ had truly believed that marrying Madge Sanders would reform him, but Dame Nature was up to her old tricks. The next lap of our journey carried us to Philaclelphia to the National .fXirmen's League Convention. There our pilot, Sidney Silverman, delivered the main address of the meetnig. l'earl W'alther was much congratulated for her bravery in the field of aviation, and llerbert Nichols was appointed traf- fic manager of the New York-Los Angeles Line. Harold Garlinghouse gave a very good talk on NVhy l l'refer a Richard Reed Monoplane to a Chevrolet Automobile. Leona Reeve and Annabel Runyan appeared before the conven- tion to ask that a beauty parlor be installed in each plane, so that the time lost in making the flight might be made up in the torture chamber. ,Xt Detroit, Michigan, we were introduced to the general manager of the Ford Motor Company, joe Rolando. Mr. Rolando's secretary was Rosie Nardi, and from her we learned that NVaneta Lear had become the champion speed typist of the United States. We visited the Home for Toothless Hens of the United States, and were shown about by Lina Hill and limma Pigg. founders of the home. At Kansas City, Missouri, we admired a new post office that had just been built under the direction of Albert llrann. The post office clerk, Thelma jones, gave us a letter containing the information that Susanna llosa and Esther Forte had departed for Africa to search for the missing link. After a trip to a beauty parlor, our radio expert came back with the startling in-- formation that Lucille and Louise Roberts were operating a chain of beauty parlors and specialized in the application of Hazel lioren Complexion Beauti- fiers. Claude Dugger had become owner of the largest grain elevator in the Middle VVest. Une evening the Kansas Citv Rpublican contained the news that Jean VVilkie's husband. tlohn VVhite. had starved to death. The case was being examined by Louise Foltz, health commissioner. VVhen we again took to the air, we aimed straight for Los Angeles, California. Our radio expert tuned in on station CHS, broadcasting from ln- dianapolis, Indiana. Cecil Alexander was the announcer. Mary Laird, who had gained national fame as a concert singer, sang two songs. Anna McMil- lan starred in a little sketch, Baby Face. Une afternoon We were forced down on account of engine trouble. and landed on-an Indian reservation in Colorado. Wie were surrounded by several little Indian boys, who marveled at our plane and wanted to be taken up for SYVEFQ-Tlwffqht Sie N J J ffl-Nfss.. Af fxpxs N Dr XCT,,.p,,-my .ff 5 s S -xnxx- ,f ref-----Tw' ' it c ---vu--- ,wifi . ,IVF X ,.,u- -M' :',-P4-- - - ,'d',. Page twenty-six ' if fifi - - e ,ee 5-EOZJ-GOZQ'and13ZQQk a ride. XVe promised them the granting of this wish if they would direct us to the home of the commissioner. lrja Lehtovaara had been appointed commissioner by the govermnent, and she in turn had hired Leafa Strickler as school supervisor. After a few' days we were again on our merry way and did not stop until we reached l.os Angeles. ' A reception committee headed by Mayor Violet York greeted us. Un the first evening we attended a banquet given in our honor by the Eaton Motion Pictures Corporation, present among whom were Thomas Roberts, successor to NVill Hays, czar of the moviesg his secretary, Mary Novella, and Ruth lioren and Dorothy Parker, stars in the show, Little One, He Good. Amedeo Antonini was there also, but he snubbed us as if we were poor rela- tions. . Two important topics were occupying the attention of the public just then. Une was the arrival of one of Iiurope's most distinguished noblemen, the Count de Spice. XVe felt like creeping away into an ant hill when the newspaper carried daily pictures of Vera Jones, the Countess de Spice, who was renowned for her beautiful auburn hair. The other topic was centered on the efforts of a great engineer and scientist, John Povelones, to solve the problem of adequately supplying the population of two million people with pure water. ' ' As you may readily guess, there are many quacks and fakes in Los Angeles. Une evening, Mr. Silverman, a believer in such things, went to have his palm read. XYhen he returned, he told us that his faith in fortune telling was shaken because he had discovered Dorothy Haun and Sarah Davis posing as oriental palmists. The ladies had disguised themselves. but were so enrap- tured on seeing Mr. Silverman that in their eagerness they had ceased to speak Hindu and had revealed their true identity. VVilliam VVhyte was a famous evangelist in Los Angeles, and was becoming very rich at it. One beautiful Sunday wfe crossed to Catalina Island, which had again come into the public.notice because Anna Murdock had succeeded in swim- ming there in record breaking time. Marina Ave and Gladys Ball had entered the carnival business. They were running a refreshment stand, selling goose- berry pop and home-grown sardincs. XVhen we flew to San Francisco, our First visit was made to San Fran- cisco's famous Chinatowln. NVe had no expectation of meeting any Clinton people here, but an encounter with XVL1 Stumpie proved to us that this world isn't such a big place after all. Win Stumpie had been employed by a Chinese laundry to write laundry bills. The queer part of it all was that he could not speak a word of the Chinese language but was quite adept at Writing it. lie had married Anna Mildred sixteen years before, and they were contem- plating entering the laundry business themselves. In Oakland we met Elizabeth Lord, who was owner of the Universal Apartment house. Mayme Xvilliams was the manager. After spending six hectic weeks in California. we took off for Indiana to hear a program broad- casted by station H-O-M-R. :X -f-Ay-- :rx ,RN 5 FX 'X 'J J f'f.'-N,-NNN Qs 'lg ' .1 x If fpxs jf , , , A ff jf X fax XX i-- 'iTiA' 'Q,7 ' e'---e,,,g,,--ff'-KS' ,.f '- ,, 'xx wa- -.wL-, .YB .- xx, 914:56-l- - fyib X Page twenty-seven -iff ' -' ' 5 0 ld'G'6 Z0'f1nd3Z.aCk 5 .ixnzb-, -M QA-- Y - 4 , 1 QNX '4 J K-,NMX 1 2 If If-51,- H.-. . VJ jf' x, 5L---V'---!4-,:v,:- - --- ,. ,' N- ---yd-' If 'df f 1' Page twenty-eight -51 - ' ' ' ' 5922771 3' N 2 Old .Gvld 011071314912 Zara? ' ISLES OF GRADUATION SENIOR LOG BOOK XYe, the Senior Class of 1928, being in our right mind, hereby give our unexcelled dictatorship and ability to the faculty. XVe leave all thoughts of sorrow behind us and also memories of many happy days. XVe bequeath the faculty to the next victims. Individually, we bequeath our other possessions as follows: 1, Cecil Alexander, will my dramatic ability to Merle Carlin. XYe, Fred and Ami Antonini, leave our football prowess to the future grid teams of Clinton High. 1, Marina Ave, do hereby leave my commercial skill to Elizabeth Topolosek. l, llelen Baird, aiu leaving my artistic efficiency to the future art classes of our school. 1, Gladys Ball, leave my knowledge of Atherton to Blanche 1, Catherine Russo, will my curls to Miss XYest. l, Hazel lioren and Mildred lloyd, leave our great size XYellfed. 1, Albert Brann, leave my perpetual motion machine to Mr. the furtherance of scientific research. Riso. to Skinny Martin for 1, Helen Chatlos, will my ability to transcribe shorthand notes to Agnes Ousky. . 1, Urcle Daniel, bequeath my scholastic talent to the Freshmen. 1, Sarah Davis, will my superfluous weight to Aventino Massa. 1, Herbert Donald, will my right to get married in General Assembly to Pete Nedimovich. 1, Claude Dugger, will my scientific ability to james Heinie, who is sadly lacking in this capacity. XYe, Homer Eaton and Harold Faulds, also leave our football efficiency to the future grid teams of our dear old C. H. S. I, Louise Foltz, will my ability to make good grades to any one who can use them to good advantage. I, XYavne Foncannon, will free access to mv bottle of La Smooth . . Y to Dallas Cloyd. XVe, Susanna Hosa and Esther Forte, will our ability to show men their proper but humble places to Helen Miller. ns ,ska ,fa ,N ,N , 4 ff N,,, v is it + 1 at ff PN: 'f 261- -. A xxx Fx ,KL--'rr' ' ' '-'g.f--f'-'-f-.lff----S--sc .f-- ,, x ff ie' K -uve, ,,.W-- lm -3- .nn,:G:,?e..- ,fy 'N 1 mf -A Page twenty-oline .2 -- - ' Old G5ZdClflJ.73ZdCk E '- - - - - A K ? -: ...NT'-'ymggawh-?7.-, ' C .. - - . ISLES OF GRADUATION I, john tiaboney. will my privilege of slieikmg the C. ll. S., girls to .I-mlm Henry 'l'revarthan, who certainly needs encouragement. I, Harold Garlinghouse, will to C. H. S. my rough, but ready Overland to be used as a special taxi to certain Southsiders. I, Lyle Iiilliat, will my secret and successful method of charming women to Mr. Pierce, who I know is meditating a more clashing attack. l, janet Grey, will my pugnacious expression fused only in presence of menl to Annabelle 'liaylor who needs some protection. I, Robert Griffiths, will my ability to crack jokes to Robert jackson. I, Dorothy Haun, will my ability to keep my love affairs a secret to Sarah Brown. l, joe Hawkins, will the formula for making tile brick to Rovine Rich- mond. X'Ye, Lina Hill and Mary Laird, will the right to tread on quiet, un assuming paths through C. H. S. to all peaceful freshmen. XYe, Yera and Thelma Jones, will our tresses 'of auburn hair to our be- loved, but departed, Fred Reeder, so that when a similar strand is found on said gent's shoulder, no presumptions are appropriate. I, Hannah Lawson, will 1ny spontaneity to future public speaking classes. l, XVaneta Lear, will my industriousness to Bill johnson. I, Fred Meyers, will my laughter-loving disposition to Howard Lepage. I, Anna Murdock, will my seat in the assembly to any junior who needs an extra large one. I, Henry Murdock. leave my size II shoes to any one who can fill them. I, Ann McMillan, leave my cap and gown to Elizabeth Sprouls, who I fear will never get one of her own. I, Rosie Nardi, will my intergrity and industry to John Donald. I. Dorothy Nelson, will my knowledge of the Montezuma basketball team to Mike Seeley of M. H. S. I. Herbert Nichols, leave everything that is left together. I, Mary Novella, leave all the books I haven't lost. I, Dorothy Parker, leave my dictionary to Catherine Confrey who. I'm sure, needs it. I, Iimma Pigg, will my modest disposition to the oncoming shebas of L. . . H. S. I, Julia Pohl, will my cosmetics to Doris NN'right. Sfmt -ffs,,ffs,feQ af ff x N A ,-tl -,YP ffji ,fri . X 'Q' .f , x ff 31' xx -.-v--is----...a,.-'f f-- . J -,, --wh I, td,- f A' I Page thirty g - . -I I , - .- ff 1 - -If Z g QldQOZdar1dJ3Zag'k ISLES OF GRADUATION I, Marie Pollom, leave my cheerfulness to the janitor. I, John Povolones, will my amorous passions to future sheiks of the school. I, Richard Reed, leave my notebooks to the waste paper basket. I, Leona Reeve, would leave my freckles QU if I could. We, Louise and Lucille Roberts, will our surplus sex magnetism UQ to Margaret Leinberger. I, Joe Rolando, leave nothingg l'm taking it all with me. I, Annabel Runyan, will my memory to any one who can find it. I, Madge Sanders, will all my pessimistic ideas to Irene Martin. I, Lawrence Shanon, leave my name on every desk in the school. I, Sidney Silverman, leave with a great deal of relief. I, Sue Skidmore, will my beautiful car to the antique department of Clinton High School. I. Anna Mildred Smith, will my sunny and likeable disposition to Geral- dine Bader. We Merritt Smith and Floyd Squires, will our superiious knowledge to the Math Club. VVe, Martha Spear and NYilliam XN'ake, do hereby will our ability in artistic lines to the future art class of C. H. S. I, Leafa Strickler, will my love of pugilists to Dorothy Giovaninni. I, XYarren Stump, bequeath my position as president of the Senior class to any Junior who can fulfill the duties of that office as well as I have. 1, John Tonetti, am leaving my power to make A's to Bud VVhite. I, Otto Turner, do hereby leave my great CU size to Miss VVest with the hope that some day she may acquire a height of six feet or more. I. Pearl XValther, will my right to be an engaged Senior to any girl who can get a fellow as attractive as mine. I, john XVhyte, leave my extra height to Robert Cutty. I, NVilliam XVhyte, will my curly hair to Arnold Ave provided he gets a marcel and a permanent. l, jean Wlilkie, bequeath my short stature to the Freshmen class with the hope that it grow a little bit larger. I, Mayme XVilliams, will to anyone the right to flirt with the Brazil sheiks. ffl, Yiolet York, do hereby bequeath my typing ability to the library sta . .fs 4, ,, -ish! fi sf ft 1.fmfrvy 4 gf fig fsfihsx s If .A-' --fer Tod' ,wx -- -'M---H, Jagfieifj- iffy, xx X-.V ,Ax Ad' - . Page thirty-one 5.-7 Frfigfgg ' ' ' ' -- Old 65Zdano7.73ZaCk ? ? 1 - .l.,.. . - .. . - - 1 .. A 2331-:-a.Q.4R ' - 1 - ,, ' 4 OCEAN IVIIDWAY 1Xg'llt'S IIIISIQ' ,,.,..,, , .. ,,,,.... , ,,,,,,,,,... ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,A I 'rt-sitlqut Glenn llzinnzi ,,.,,A Y,,,, ' I-l'l'1l5l1I'Q1' YQ-rnon IG:u'ucs ,,,.,..,,, ,A,, ,,,,,,,,,,,w, ,,,, S t f fi-Qtgtry The -Iuuioi' t'l:1ss ul C. II. S. blust stare :it us. ye Ifrcsliies, The class ul '29, 'l'hc'n towzu-fl thc honor roll, Makes tha: other classes IJon't you fool :1 little had NVz1tch :mil lmiflc their time. To Su- such fl flrczullul toll? Just grim' :tt us, yo Scniors, .Inst glzxncc at us, yo teachers, Anil think of thc play. Anrl note our Iivttci' ways. That has Inc-cn prcscntecl Now, cIon't you think that In the most exziltiug way. NVQ rlvscrvc n littlc praise? just Iowk :tt us, ye Sophs, So, lvcnm upon yourstlvcs, ilenr XVith cnvy in your eye, juniors, Iloping vo11'lI he like us llzit yoursclvcs upon the hack, In the swcct lmye and Iiye. For thci'c's sc:u'ce-ly a single thinff That this Class of yours cloth luck -tx f' X I rw--'fy fx if f I K sf QI A I s f I 1 ff 4, s X-+R I, jfvi fspf st o A A-s-f ' j 'N 1, If X ,f ju xx ,,.-x--J '---v+,m,!'f'ir-,- ,fy ----M' ff fd' Page thirty-two ,I xv ff? iff ,5 eg! - ' ' ' ' ' an ,, 5 Old -GOZJGHJBZQQR i'-i if OCEAN MIDWAY Alwine, Annie Amati, Leonora Baird, Dorthy Baird, Geraldine Barnes, Vernon Beard, Clytia Bianchetta, Katie Bishop, Francis Bosonetto, Enrico Bosonetto Marguerite Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Marion Brown, Sarah Calvert, Marvel Carrera, Minnie Clark, Anna Clark, Wayne Clayton, George Coburn. Earl Divan, Reno Dreher, Catherine JUNIOR CLASS Fenoglio, Emolyn Foster, Agnes Gambaini, Louis Garion, Severino Gerrish, Judith Gideon, Imogene Gilfoy, Lewis Giovanini, Dorothy Gisolo, Mary Hanna, Glenn Hayslett, Earl Heaton, Raphael Howard, James Hobson, Rhoda Hosa, Louisa Harrison, Madeline Heine, James Howell, Arthur Ingram, Irma Jackson, Herbert Jackson, Robert Eberwine, Isabelle Jennings, Martha Johnson, Francis Johnson, Helen Johnson, Katherine Johnson, William Jones, Wake Kelley, Mable Kendall, Wilma Kite, Conrad Kloster, Gertrude Kowalski, Cornelia La Page, Howard Laird, William Lawson, James Lawson, William Leeds, Helen Lucas, Nell Marsh, Clifford Martin, Irene Massa, Aventino Mattsey, Olga Alice Helen Meyer, Miller, Miller, Kenneth McNair. Helen McGinnis, Zula Sharp. Elizabeth Sharp, Margaret McMillan. LeonoraStanisha, Joe McReynolds, Charlotte Nedimovich, Pete Newport, Mary Nichols, Ted Ousky, Agnes Penman. Emma Pesavento, Irma Povelones. Diana Prall. Forest Radish, Valeria Rayce. Lillian Reed, Oran Rhoades, Helen Richmond, Rovine Rife, Russell Stewart. Waneta Stone, Charlotte Taylor, Olive Theisz, Mary Tillotson, George Topolosek, Elizabeth Trevarthan, John Tuck. John Vale, Florence Vantura, Viola Vogel, Cecilia Voto. Joe Wable, Hazel Walker, Anna K. White, Raymond Runyan, Elizabeth Williams, Harold Rush, Emma Salmond, Wilma Sasso, Chlendo Wood. Tommy Wright, Doris Wright, Esther Fenoglio, Charles Jewell, Earl Miller, Martha Shannon, Charles Zabloskas, Marcell s Airfo,,f1fev f freer, xx- N A Q ' in , f ,- , LLL.. if-is - AQ X-KX xx I WI!-,.-V - ' ' .. V., I, , ff fa' K ,N I. , ., A A ..r' f Page thirty-three 5? fi'- jf: 3-Sf - - .... . xv- -- -QW-'+i35ifLfg Old 0626 and13lack 5 . 3 nail -H kts- - ... , ' - - - , -.. .....-.a+ V, -, - , I 1 -f-my--,ffx :N ,f, ff'-NMX - SY XY A X L ff y, ' xxx .f X ,L-,.vn-sk,, m,rV HJ' xx -' 5 ', f . .L+ fl dr. N fn f ,. I ll 10 Hll'P'fjj-f0lI'l' i l- Z- . ff 51 ,V .fi if 4 ,Lf-: :, 3 --Wax iOza,Goz4and13zagk gf-Egg? FOG l.illizm llllj'L'S , , .M , ,Presiclent Zellu Kimi , .. . e .., , , Yiee-l'1'esiclent Blzuleline l.. Metz, ,, ,SL'L'1'Cl21I'j'-'lil'Cl15l11'C1' Says Silas to llliraiicly, l liezu' that the Suplimnure class llus certainly been going 'l'lie lust two years past. Qilllll' 'l'ww years ago as liresliies, 'l'liey eume to C. ll. S. Yuull have tliuuqlil tliex' were SClllUl'i, 'Cause they Clillllil flu less. 'l'lle se111estei s nearly uver, .Xml exams are Hemi iXll stufleiits umm' are wm'i'ying'. liut really have no cause lu leur. ,llllCf'il'C quite ll well-likecl lmuneli ul folks, .Xml mme wuulcl flu you flirty Su let us always have some prziis lim' the Quml ulcl elzlss ul MSU. 'Ar'-'TN fx -S? N ., Me if V NV' N M F fli- fvi lqxixf X X if ii- Q ,,f','V-4 i ,iffy Xxx dad' -,wx -- Ju---vipincafxiir- .- - ffdlffy XA -Nu Page thirty-fire ?i E': f Q? E.: Old C5616-andglack E FOG 1-vu fialalns, Marietta Alfie-r, .lnlin :lllfi4'l'Sllll. Mavol Aril, lilizaln-tll Auf-r, Fl'f'1l Avo, illici- .Xvi-. .Xruulil Avo-. lirunu Hailvr, th-raldinv liarno-S, Louise BM:-s, Uharli-s Bay:-r, Mary li. Bval. l'llsi1' Mao Bvnniv, Malin-l Borry, .luanita Riggs. Willis Hlanfnril, Paul Htltilillr, Hvurgv Mary liolam. Brown-r. Hannali iirvwvr, NYilIiam C.H.S lhauin-ls, I'Iva-lyu llmialfl, .lulin Dunsinnrr-, Allivrt Iluun, Rytu. l antun0, Bernard Farrinprtoii, l'llizaliPth Faulils, Evc-lyn Fa-imgliu, Rudolph Foltz, Donald i om-aiinoii, lmnia i'l4Yl'llll'lli11, Vivturia l+'urtv, Juan fialmnay, Margaret fi!lY'li!iL:'i'I0llN0. Marg: ilailii-runi, 'Flivnnas Us-Ili-r, iil'l'Sil1ill iil'2lllj,fU. Tllt'llil1l Uri-I-ii, lil-u tire-nlim-li, L4-na tiriffillis, John Huinn. llarulil UI' V muglilanrl. Smnniy lluusn-r, Yvra Hmixtnn, Martha Huffman, Arthur Ilurluw, Plmnialiuv lsgrigg. Norman .lm-kann, Hvrlmrt James, Ronald .lime-s, Marin- Karnimvivli, Nivk Ki-llvy. Malrlm-' liisvr, Viola Kulmlik. ,luc- l 1l'iilUX'iHlI'1I. I'atlie-rina lic-inlivrize-r. Margarui l in .- 'in, Klarulinv liilwi. iivllll l.uu1l4-n, llonalll Lyons, TllIllll2iN Lyons. Virginia . SOPHOMORES, 1927 Holt. lJ41l'v0u Mivlialaki, Ruse- lin Nllilll Xl . ' ig 'ani-Ilia Morris, Za-Ima Murelor-, Bvrnarfl Mussaitu, .ln-nuiv 1l44'i':im-livin. Viola Mi-llunalrl. Mary l Mi-liinn, J:-una-s Mm-Ke-Q-, Wm-lloim-rv Navruski. XYanrla Nvwlin, Harnlrl Ni-wi-mm-. Uurtis Ov1'i'pv4'k, llunalll l'aynl-. Alllllillllilll l'e-Sava-uiu, Mary Phillips. .lnhn l'nsm-i-il, lfaushine liasinius, NVm. Ri-4-rl, Maxine- liusse-ll live-il. lhwm-. l'llla Mac' Sliattm-li, Ruin-rt Short. lh-vuta Siluttu. Mary Siinpsmi, Viale-t Sp:-rottu, l'IlI4m- Str-ward, Hvnrp,:o Sims. Sylvia Nturgvnii, Uharivs Nungailu, 'l'imy 'l'lmmas, listhvr 'l'homns, Leunarcl 'l'hnniaN, XYan1la 'I'rn-varllian, Iislitli Trunku, .lose-pliiliv 'llIlY'll0l'Yiilf', Malwl Vlirins, Jasc-pli Van Huosii-r, 'l'hi-Ima Virustho, Margarvt Yurnk, Andrew Yi-alnir, Angeline- Waltvrs, l'liai'ln's lirnwn, Ruin-rt liarnmn, iurni-St Malunn-. Max Ri-ill, Tha-lnm lYarilr0p0, Guy Burton, Clllll'it'S Harpvr, iii-iivvievo KIIIKIIHIIUNVU, Arlolini- livid, Wilma lVliitte4l, Auxlrvy Vnrlin, Marlo Harris, Harold Martin, Flu-ste-r liisu. lilam-hv XVilrlinp:. Fharles l'lark, Hvlvu llarrixun, Made-linv Marv:-l. l'aul lliso, l'ii-Irina lVilki0, Marprarvi lfloyrl, Dallas Haskins, .lanu-sr Mashulas, Ame-lia Ruin, Zi-lla Wilson, William !'m:an, Roy Haakins, Joe- Masarai-vliia. Harmon Roslin, Rosalie XVilsnn, Lester fl0lf'llllll1, Ruby llavvs, Lillian Mr-llmlirlw, Juhiv Rungan. lhw-xai Wright, Marion Pasta, Aurora liayvs, Maxine lil:-mlm-nliall. Edgar Sasso. Rona Vuity, .Tv:im-Ho Hays. Avon MQ-ngi-I, Henry Nvaggiari. Marina Fatty, Rohm-ry H4-witt. Wilma Metz, Madeline Sewell. Lila Halton, 'l'li1-lina Hixun. William Mivlialski, Frank Sharp, Margaret ,- x X 'f-NM--.12 X f-N ,RSX RX ,1 ., Xxx V if in N' E f - ---1 A X.Tf ' - Z Nr 5X I X., .- Afh-4 X - ,! ff x fx Jr X 'pfr' fn in i Y -,ff-X ,lfxr xxx ,V 1' N. --Y-god' --W--'Am'--N- Mac- - ,f ,, . ,f fl f-' Page thirty-six , - - - - Qzduqozdaqdiszqgk vi ,-x,C'X krxx '-N J-r P-NN Sy VX xNffKNJN NNf X 'Pk' , x f,.f if xxx -,ww -A Jm- Li '!:,f- ' 'df- Y N 1 ' .f- Pagc fhirfy-acl cn i..?'f'2 T..'N?5x,:P? V1 Ag -:l5:,1.:.-411-.. - ...., Old Gila' ano793Zack Q-,AL ,, - . - .- QP ' A GREENLAND FRESHMAN CLASS 1,I11'1' 11L1tC1'111lS4lll ,Y,, , ....,...,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,.,.,,,A,,,,, . ,1i1'CS1f1l'1l1 13211111 Ritchey Y,,,, , ..,,, Se1'1'et:11'y lX1Ell'111Z1 1i1'1111n1ls .,,,..., , ,,,, ,...,..,.... ..A.,., , , , ,,'1'r1-usurel' XYhen the Ifreshies go to s1'11111ml 111 the hriglit 1110111 111' the clay 'l'hey 1.U1'1ll great g'1'1111ps in the zissemlwlv A1111 talk of the CUl111Ilg' 1lz1x'. '1'h:1t's what the Freshies 11111 At 11111111 after they eat their lunch 'llhey go right hack upstairs A1111 form another great big 131111011 A1111 ent apple cores and pears. 'I'hat's what the Freshies 11111 ln the evenings when sclmul is nut They always wh1m11p 211111 yell T11 1'1-lieve their brain of the 11ay's l1:11'1l wfmrk A1111 1.113111 lessons they know so well. '1l11Zl.t.S what the Freshies 11111 .f iM-- 'TX A I 25X v M J N X SY XY A S f 1 ,f H 'r ' bay?-xg X ,ff ,fx 1 X ee M - ,fi , it if ,ff ,, xxx ide,--W-- !m 'V4-.ui.1'f,?e1-- xx -..- if-' Page thirty-eight -fn .- -- -- --..- - - -- -- f,4, ,:4af1 M--,fx Qza,Qoz4af3f113zqgk ,VASKYMXNIANQQVY ' Sffxnfm if X fxp 'gg Q--5.6 '-:L-- ff , x M-' xx 'au---B, .91 - , - .. - Af' Nz-A Af. fd' NA' . ' .f Page thirty-nine ' - -:f...- +.-.-- Old 6?6ldand13lack .....wQ. ,... fl' .. - ' - 'mmw:..,:F - - , NEWFOUNDLAND 'Heidi rr .M s.. E is for elegance, G In thc Cighth grmlc 'tis ftblllltl. lla nur teachers wc sho is for grzxciousness I is for interest R is for our rights. XYhich hovers zlrmmcl. XYQ get them. we know lt G is for goochlcss A is for zmxiuusness l'1':u'ticc'rl hy all. Slwwn hy all. H is for high grades D is fur rluty We never let fall. NYC consider our call. T is for trustwurthincss E is for QY1CUllI'ZlQ'C1l1Cl1t Always on hand. Given hy all. H is fur Iumesty It rules our merry hand. ,-gy,-N 21 SN ,I 4 wi QNX N k ' :xx X N I X - X If fPX: If 5A.- ?-Q-k Qu ' ,J X gf bfk Larxz KIT.-s-- LQ.f' 4--If-,-,?, ff' 30 xx V,:x--- ---u-.m,1'fv?--- ,fy ,H-,--4 I, '44, ,A 1 Page forty 'J xx It iii? X ,. O1J.Qo1kfw1df'f24ek 'N NEWFGUNDLAND Our grades are the best, NYe far out shine .Xml clon't half try it. lf you wish to know .lust how it is clone, That isn't hard to show, For us, work is just fun. Our aims are the highest. the rest. SEVENTH GRADE Our teachers are the very lrest 'l'hat can lie founcl anywhere. XYl1en it comes to test, XYe are sure they were right there. So rlon't you see the reasons, flood teachers, good girls and boys. 'l'rax'el on just like seasons. To success and lasting joys. X ifiw- 'TN Z-xx SX RN I J ff.-X'-NN V K bf 'ls 3 X as FW, fvi jafxr X X If ,. E ..?L'l,, 1' .1 ,,-- I. L- X X 43 ..,.,.--'1--- 5---u-.5u3i f- -. E ,f we Page forty-om ws' ra Ffi'-'5 4fi1'S:1-g4 -'fi 'ff Old'??6Zdand13Zfwk 'Ee....T-- - 3-1- - - - VASf'?NMf'1F?Vx! ' sfffxxfrxx. ff ,,--M-Q,-,1,,.i-,f-fgfgf' - ---Hd' Page forty-t ., ,f ,Af ,fd ,. W0 1X X sq A W 4 Fixx Q f 'N-, 5xx J gg A A I . Y - f i WX Qv C N X, f ,f Vg A Y f Ports of Call J x ,ZX ,J 2 1 x Z , ' .f 1 , M' f X 'mf' ' - 1 .,,fl A ' N N ,, ,f l'- NNN 149 Al- f , .-if 'ff 1. , I :ff 'gf'-Z 1- - - 1 1,fff+Wf:fN 5 Qld -Qolq' af3d13Zag'k PORTS OF CALL BOARD OF CONTROL M11 .Xl1'111 ll1lj'S ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,.,. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,.. ,, ..lll'L'5lllk'lll. L':1tl1c1'i11c ll:1ss11 . ,SCk'l'ClZ1l'j' M11 lXllL'l11lL'l ,,.,,, ,,,,,,. ,,,, ,,,., , .,,,,, , ,Q'1111111t1'11llc1' Uh, lu-rc IS 111 C l111t1111 ll1gl1 SL'll1111l, lllll' 1lc:11'cst Sk'll1111l 1114 Zllly. ll01'0's T11 llli' l'l111ll'1l ul Lllllllllll, XYl111sc 1111111-1's z11'c 1'z11'i1111s :1111l lllillly. She is the 111111-111 of 11111' scl11111l, .Xml lll'Il1'lj' flu wc luvc llCl'. ll is lu-1' p1'ix'ilcg'v 111 1'11lc, 5l111'l1 111111'c tl1:111 11111 11tl1c1'. llc1' vclict we 11111st :ill mlm-1, XYG tl1111lq that must z11'c 11'illi1111 N. Hut 11'l1etl1e1' we will 111' Ilily, llcr 1'1111t1'11l is :1ll e11cl111'i11g. fm-X 'f-N,--ff'N f-N X X 'N J, -X Sy 11 XY 1 , K ff RIPE-E If +A- - t Jm-O'!iLi'A:6: - ' ' ' f,,,f 'y Xl - . A , Page' forty-three Q55 -if -'f4 02373616-andQlack --,g.... - sf. . ull? - 1-'S 1 COSINQ-f...4--' ' PORTS OF CALL qv-fe..-v fl Vrcsiclcnt , , X 100-l'1'0s1rlc-111 Svcrctnry , Y, II'0IlSl1I'Cl' ,... ....,,. , ,, , , LE CERCLE FRANCAIS lqcciliu Yugcl llmm-1' liillilll XX':11ul:1 NZlYl'lbSlii l'u11l':1rl Kiln' lhmrcl of Q'm1tr4wl MQ-111114-1' ,. , Ilzmwlfl llzllxumglmfuluw Spmmsm' . ...Y,,.. . ,, rs 5.ll.l11vf'llf1 ,, ,, , ,,,,, M1 5 Yuulcz mms urns clix'c1'ti1' 1.11 1lI3Ill'l'llflHl ax pzwlcri .Xlnrs il fzlut YC11il' .X nutrc l crclc I'I'ZlI1l'Zll5. 'uni zlllnns dos jvux 2lllllI'l'I1llI'C. I,t mms vl1:111t1ms flux lwllcs chaumvm. Tout lc numrlc peut C'llI11llI'C1lflY'6 LC hon l'r:mCa1s que nous lmrlmms. W 'Av'---:NNN 'M A J ffqxfx V i N I A fx ff ff ,PM Ur-, ' ' X4 W Y ,,.f'f ,pf xxx ...uf --W m'--N- .u:.4'f,?'--- fy X --- I-' 'QL' A! A Page forty-four , --- - --ny i 'i i' 4:-4g:fi ' 20101 nqozdaqdzszqgk iii? PQRTS OF CALL CITAMARD CLUB -X l'rn-siilviil , ,,.. ,Xiiiizi lXl. Smith Xiuc-l'i'csiclc1il , ,llvi'lw1't llmizllcl g1'CI'ClIll'j' , ,, licrzilclim- llzliixl 'l'rc:1s1li'c-1' , , ,, ..... ,..., , , Yiulct Yurk llu:11'fl ul Lliiiliwvl ML-inlmci' Y ,,,lNlilrl1'c-rl lloyd mneui' , , , , , ,,.., Miss Briggs 'lilly l'it:1m:i1'rl flulw, it 2llb1b01ll'S tu mc. Studios clrzlmzi frmii .X to Z. Um' Qpmisuiy Miss ll1'ig'g's, lizls allways Ulllglll LR limi' tu cxprvss our own iliuuglil. Su wliilv wc slucly su awfully l1Ill'il XXI-'ll gin- ymi Il play ui' lwu lay thc L'il:1mz1i'4l. -fAw-x ,ff ,-xg. 1- iix 'X , I ffpx,-NN y lg XXI X X Qin f in ful' jfxi' X If ffl i 14- il V QL!! XX ef' J' xx, l,tg- -'w 'J.n u!! ---'+,Jv,4,--,, K' fl 'nl' Page forty-five Mgr.. .E L' - ' - - - -' f jfs .. bf' 1 Es? -v . 1 xx - wtf- ,..' 1 - 4 PORTS OF CALL cgi.-..-,w .z .Alf LATIN CLUB l'i'i-sirlviit ., .,,, , lltllvii Xlillcr X'lffA'l,l.1'Sl4ll'lll ,, ,, Xt-ll:t Rum Sc-t'rc't:11'X' .A , ,, , ,,,. limisic liaison 'I'rt-:tsiircr , . Nlzult-line Xlctz llmtiwl til Vmitiml Nlcmlwr ,,,, L't't'il .Xll'X1lllflUI' Spmtsm's , Xlrs. blulttismi :mil Miss Klwlill XXI- ul' thc lntcr Xiis XXX' stiirly their llumes :mil their rlrcss lllll' tvliiqsiisai flu Illllllllillll XX'hit'h st-vm su fnlrl :mil queer. 'l'h:lt wc-in:1X' iiinm- XX'v llIZll'X'Cl :tt their wzty of spcziliiitg' liiwxxlulgv til' l.zttin gain. XX'hiuh is utterly ilivt-rsc from licrc. Xlytliultigy litmks wt- rcrirl. Thus in iiiiim-rtius ways X 'l'ht- stnrics ut' gurls su ln':1x'c'. XX'v our purpust- rlc-cl:n'v. l XX'hich thc- curly limiiziii rcligiuii .Xml wlic-ii :t11ytliiilg's slum- hir the 'Ili lllllllfl' Qt'lll'l'IlllHIlS gzivt-. svliiml XX'0 try tu ht- Uriglit lllt'I'C.H X .fiyfm , : Zi lk ,, if Xxx SY is XY Aff Qi X 'M 1 7 , ff px ff fffsxxffxl-X-s.f.fs Z! XX-R xx ' ---ff'--,-.,,M ,,,.f lf-iq-,Al '-if' ,' V 1' X -f' if x .wa-4, -'w AM1A w- 4345?--' .fy '- 1 ffl' Ihlgw frwly-sift' A Old 6616-andQlack 5 9 - - pl 5 nt!!! 14? 64.4 ,- '? 3 .f ' .4,J-1-qx ,,,T-,.,f 1.-T-,4.1l-4- Q13 -Qolti QQJBZQQR PORTS OF CALL ..,-gf... l IONIAN DEBATING CLUB llrcel llzmiel ...., ,, ,,,, ,.........,..,.........,,....,,,. , , .. llI'0SlflCl'lt Agnes lfustei' .,,,. H ,,Sem'1'etui'y Rlimlu llulmsmi ,.w... 'li1'6ZlSl11'Cl' Mrs. lXleXX'etl1y .A,, ,.. .Yv.Y, .,..Y.., .... S 1 JUIISOI' r- I he lmimii Club clelma The .Xtheniz1i1s, their 1'ix'zLling ma .Xlmuul taxes :incl the ineume rate, lill uni clm1't lciimx' wl1'1tll lie th 'l'he loiiizms lmlcl the victory cup tee .-Xml from the cup nf success they sup. 'l'heil' icleuls elimlmiiig' higher ull the while, If mlefenterl. they grit their teeth and smile, ,,., r Q ,Q isx 'J Sy NYM 'Nbf I K K ' fp? jf XXFE xw Q:,:,.- W- ef- - Q-'wr -A f-'A --'vu'--H- AB.: - .ff rf - riff' xx 1 - - ,riff x, Page fortfy-seven diif?? 5?5--- --A- - n oza Gold-0,1415 lack PGRTS OF CALL ATI-IENIAN DEBATING CLUB .llllm l'm'cImwN lxI'L'Si1lL'Il1 Kulnurt blllkqistbll Yicc-l'1'm'fi1l011t tic-rsilflzl llollvr Y, Soc11-11111-'l'1'cz1s1n'c1' Nliss XX-lll'1'k'H ,,, . . ,, Slmxwur 'Vhc timc xw'x'c slwnt at thcv, Cllrl Club, .Xrv days, but once cnjuycclg lwn' tlmc was kmfl :md rlul nut rub .Xml tlw lwurs xx'c'1'c' wvll c'n1pIuycfl. 3111111-lilllc-s wc wmkucl. ssmmctinmcs we plzlyeflg .Ns fm' thc futurv we tricfl tu pu-1w:11'e. Um' rlutics ul- clolmzltiug' wc 11c-vm-r fll'IIlj'i'll. Ifm' c':lCl1 hlylll .Xtlwnizm rliml his sllzlrv. X KS- ' Q QT' ' 'X X N N, K 1-I VK' , ' if X I, I .., l V-ff-'Q ,! T'---V, I Xfx Wxfx x X N V M , 1' ,-' R ff' ,af x Mf X 1 -1- ugz' forty-viglzt -- eel- - e- - - fgzunx iqzanqozdaqdzszqgk N PORTS OF CALL lush HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Yiula Yantnra A,...7.A.....,,,..,.,,,.,,,. ,.,. ,,,,,,...Y,,,.,,,.. , , ,l,l'CSlflCIll Maxine llays ,,.., , Y. ..Secretary Xkvlllllll Kendall .C,,wC Y,'lil'CZ1Slll'CI' Miss XXarren ,, ,...,..,.,, .v,... , . ,,..,,,,...,,, ,,Spunsur We learn a lut of things folks dun't know- lluw to cook, nurse, design and sew: lf you think that it's all for style. 'Inst ask the girls who have had a trial. We euuk with ease and nurse with care, XYG design our clothes and mend every tear, XYe believe in hudgets and huusehold accounts, Fur they help us to plan our financial amounts. X .,-my, -S ,-:-3 f,N E Sex Y ,4 -I -N, N N X Qs JN Q .IX E Df fr J-Elf. ff j-xix s X -The - -- - -LjQQf.B' Q,,,TIf'7XiX .f-- , T' N ,.f ,' x - ff' rf X ' ru '- - - L - - - - 1 1' 'N -fra' ' 1 8,155 'df' '--.- 'O Page forty-nine 552 fFf?Ei' - ' ' ' - - '- -14:- ' - -s Old Gola'-and.7.Tflacfz PORTS OF CALL I . l x ig A I- COMMERCIAL CLUB l,l'L'5lll1'lll l'm-:11'l XXznlllu-1' Xiu' lvl-l'5llllxlll xlilflllil .Xvu Sl'k'I'l'lIllAX ,. ,lilzulyf llnll 'l'1'm-1151111-1' , ,, llcla-11 L'l1:ltlus llllllffl ul t'w11l1'ul :XlL'llllK'lA ,, X.IlllH'l'llll' lizxssu SIHIIIEIIYS ,, . , ,, ,dliss llIllL'll Illlil Kliss XX'1mml lllilllgll larsl ul :ull guurl um11':1rlvs wc wuulcl lm, Ycl. lu thc prwpcr rulcs ul nrclcr wc must sec: .Xml :ull the wllilu llllll'C ll1lSllll'SSlillliXX'lCllfT0 vain, Ps S 'lla lwlp us lm' smne ullicc wrwrk to train. XX'c must lllfllii' nur mrmcv, tml, ll we um' lllllj' rlog lfln' thusc who in the spring may gm 'lb cuntvsts wl101'e their skill they slmw. 'l'lu-11 il' il picnic, lmikc, ur party xxx-'xx' vrxfll-vc-fl, XX 0 lmcl lllll' tmle has been qmtc welll clnplnywl. '-'ix' .,-A ,-x,-2-X .X X 'X '11 PSX ff ,Xff M 'K li- . ,f xx ,f x - X .ff fl -,.1m-,-F :Q---, ',. --,-IG49' xt 'df Page fifty -- 'O ff'-ff - A' L' ' ' L-gpg-,i57fT:'5, .E Old-GOzd0n07-Z.3ZQQ'k f'-Ji? PORTS OF CALL 9--.-. 'VIN . ,Zi ,Q .y f - fi f'-L - ' ' . V f 'W BLUE TRIANGLE I'i'esimle11t ,, .,,,,... , XviL'CAi,l'l'Sitil'I11 .,,., Seeretury ,,.,,,, YY,..,.. .... 'Iil'01lSlll'l'I' , ,,..... ., , , liuurcl of Cmiliml Member Spinism' ,, Y,Y,.., .,., Y,,.,,,. , , ,, Y. A llzlzel XX rilmle ,, .,,, ixiilfiilll Miller .,,,.Xl1l1ZliJCiiC Rllllyilll lnmgeiie iiimleun Liceilizi Vogel ,,,M.,,,,,Kliss Mziinzird G lirzleiims iii mzimiei' R liezieliing' tmvzmi the best I lmp:11'tiul in jucigmeiit E linrnest in piirpose R liezuly fm' service S Seeing the Imeziutiful L Luyzil lu friends E Ifzigei' fm' kiwwlemlge R Reverent to limi V 'Yietm'im1s mei' self E Tfver mlepemizllmle S Sincere at all times KVAW-ffN ,KN .eiffxiw , , ff'X,ee S 5 NY Je f 1 pi' If if DK '-T LFJX -4x f X fx N X s T,--f i ' K'--Q! iii' Q--'-W-,:iTff'- H i--Ne If. ff ,Vx xx ,fp ,Y X, ,--qg--3m---!g- inc- - Q-,, ff ln. 1 fd' A 1 ..f g Y , Page ffiftgl-one '55 ow GOZJ-and? lack PGRTS OF CALL LIBRARIANS . 'l'helm:1Alm1es Klziry l.-mise lnJlj'L'I' .XQIICS lfustei' llmwrtlly Xelsun .Xghes Husky lil1lllk'l1C liisn lililllflll' llisu Klilflllil Miller Rzlphzlel llezitun lllilllll lhweluiies Yinlet Yurlc blue llzlskihs lfluyfl Squires .Xmlx'ism's'-Kliss Ckmley, Kliss lluimlflstm 'l'he l,lll1'1ll'j' Stall' stzmcls fm' service, 'I'hey allways try tu he emlrtewus :mil nice. They try In liml yuur t':u'm'ite lmwks, Xlliether about l.:1tin ur eroulcs. lt is not their fault that :L lmuk isn't in, Su think hefure you hegin lu raise flin, liememher they're 1llNY2lj'S remly lu help yuu. Hut you must, hy heing' polite, help them tum. .,. as X W -'1 fx RN M ., ffxfse SY it XXI JN i ,PEI ff psf ff -1 gLL,2fs ZX! e M if x fs ,gbse N r rr r L- ,- ' , 'rw' ff' .f' X .1 ,L X -.-x--M'---s- MLK- - . ,-f' X - ---Hd' Page fifty-two ,f' ,mf 1? '-F af '13, ij' , ,. ,, , 1 -,f - 1- t-- '-1 Q- ffiv Qlol Qozq' afyfyszqgk PORTS OF CALL .-.5-1 . f f, ---nx '....- I E l . MATHEMATICS CLUB liapliacl lleaton lfrancis johnson... ,,,., YlCl'-l,l'CSlllClll Sponsors .,,, 1 iss rg, Since our U1'g'ZllllXZlTltlll in '21 ll. S. lNlath Club has enjoyed much lun. The C. Yes, wc'x'e enjoyed much fun Zlllfl also much work indeed from our duty we never shirk. lfor A bcttcr l'rcsiclc-11t would be hard to lind For llaphacl llc-aton is just the right kind, llut Francis Johnson and Alice Meyer too, llcseryc credit for what they so ably do. flll thc lloard of Control Ann li. XX'alkc1' Represents us and is the Math Club talker. XYith twenty bright incnibcrs and a sponsor too, XYc'rc a right jolly bunch: we think. don'1 you? Our motto will tell you for what wc each stand, .X motto quite worthy all over thc landg Cf ll' all liyc it Zlllll vou'll agree lt would make the world better, for you and for nie. . .. l'rn-sidcnt .-Xlicc Neyer ...... ,SCCYCULI'X-'lil'CZlSl1l'0l' Nl' M1 1 fan, lNlr. Michael A ---'TN 1 TN 'N , , fx-- y lik i F Ex. ffi My X 'If xx ski!! ,wb -,L-,.un-,,,t inc! - -an fl' - Af. Jd, A -f- H' XX x. Page fifty-three E-fig' Old ciazaanazzzack .F- PORTS OF CALL ww' i'ii?W5 . CHORUS Miss Ixciiiicmly ,.,, A ,,,.,,.., .,,,. . , Spinisui' .,.5M X 4:2515 5--'- 't,' -'W --.man-b .X xc-rx' Quml ulnwiis liziu' wc. :X Lhurns iinc :incl trnc. XX'liich ncvci' inisscs ai tinic 'llm sing' Il sung or twu. Tlicx' sing iiic-lurlimis :urs .Xt Qclimii :11Tz1ii's, .Xml wlicn tlicy sing Yun can liczu' their wiiccs ring. ,, -N :rj ,K fix 'X X.. if NWN lf ff, A,-.. . ff '4,1B,L6:--.-- AX! 'wtf' Page fifty-four 'J ,, ff0NMN 'K bf, Tw 3 ,f x ' ' YQ.f:'1 f K if X ,l ff? , A ,,.' - - - 1 L iii 6T.j,, N Old .Qvld arg 073,296,535-L?aiTf' ,5, PORTS OF CALL t'l1t'stt'1' l'uu1' Xxvllylll' Stunts Ilclcn Iiztird Iimmztlim- llurlmx' Kztyiiimicl Stultz Cltiyrl lliisfgvi' Yitilct Sinipstm 'l'I1mn:1s fi2l.lilCI'lIlIl l,. li. Miclizu-1 Hctty ixilll' fil1llIliIlg'il1lH1 .lnlin l'm'c-lmics Vim 'l':1cm1i:L -Ivan XYilkic Hcrt lft-1'i'zt1':t lit-1'11zu'tl Ifzilitmic I7ii'c't'tm' , ,,., ..,,,, ..,,,..,,,, , , ,. ..., .hlusvpli llupkius OUR ORCHESTRA NYC 1ll'L' little musicizms. XXX- play thc livc-lmig' tiny, L'ntil the tt-:u'l1c1's :mtl thc sturlcnts .Xt sclitml can liztrrlly stay. Hut ilvvci' miiirl, swim- rlzty, l'1'u11cI ut' iw tllcfll lic. XYIIL-11 wc Ill'L' big I1IllSiL'i2ll1S Anrl play in the big Syinplimiy. v 'AYVTNN V t ffixsfi xy I!! 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'Av N-'f'N hx :sigh 'N , , ff NPN lx! ix :NP QEQQXQ ,C ff' vi K --:Hui --,t-,.x+u-,REL,:LL,,!-2 --1 Jelxfl' x V h Page' fiffy-svzwii if haf- ggi-, .gnu - - - Old Gold-andQZac1z 5 PORTS GF CALL ANNUAL STAFF Senior Staff junior Staff lfflilul'-ill-Qll1iCl- .,,, ,,,.,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,A., ,.,,, L I l'CCl llllllltl YA,, ,,VYw,,, A Xgug-5 13115145- llusincss llluuagcr ,,,, ,, ,, XYIITTCI1 Siump ,AV,,A,,,,,,VVV,-- Rf,1,Q1-t lm-kwu l'il'ClllZlllUll lxlilllllgw' ,,A,,,, ,,,.A,A I lcrlmert Ummzllcl ---V--V--.VV V-,,, y 'CI-mm HM-,WS l',ltCl'EU'j' lliclitm' ,.,...,, , ,, , .,,w , Pc-url XX :1ltlie1'u H L'lmI.l0ttC MCRCYHOMS bcllool Llle 1fIclito1'.U A.,.,.. Xmi Nilclrecl Simtli-M Geraldine Haim .Xtlilctic lfclitmi , ,,,.. Y,..,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,, . Robert Griffiths Clruqeg qvmmm .Xrt liclitm' ..,,..,,,, .,,, ,Y,.,A.,,A..,.,..... 1X I artlm SITCIIIJ-Mm' i L 1 Typists ...,,,,.Y,..,,..,... lilizulmctll l,o1'rl, Helen Chatlos, Yiolct York, Dorothy Nelson SIDUIISUYS Y, ,,,, ,Bliss L1Hllli'5', Miss Donnlclsmi X .ISV--, ,TN K-xx if ,J J N-NX-X V ix bf A 1 -' 3 f 2 f ff:-- Li..,-2941 fxfx X I - 7 ,.--A 'wi' -'M-,fw K f X Q fr- lf! r'f' xxx -,,v.-ar --W 'xmA 'i:fT5 iqW' ' J,,,f ' Page fifty-cighf lX X XXXX X' ,AN NYE f 5-f5NN .. Qx S9 Q E D ' . Wi X N B ,X .x ssivgf rf TS fx S tunts f 1 XX fix xv gf 1 KR K7 55' ' , f 2 Rl, f , - 139 dwg F .QQ ' .Qi N, ,v,.5i.,.,,,q,,., ,-s, I-Fern ,Q Z . - o ' ' 'i ' 4-4 354-fee A5 Qld -Qold 0130713 Zqgk CITATIONS In order that we may bring to the consciousness of students, graduates, faculty members, and patrons, the numerous honors our school offers each year, we are herein giving a brief account of those who have attained these honors during the year 1927. lt is the ambition of every student to make a name for himself, and it is justifiable and right that individual recognition be given to every student that has distinguished himself through his talents, be they mental or physical. SCHOLASTIC HONORS Those graduates who received the S. C. Stultz scholarship prizes in 1927 were: Margaret McKinney, VVilliam Fenoglio, Mary Fenoglio, and George McReynolds. RECIPIENTS OF SCHOLARSHIP C PINS, 1926-1927: Ave, Bruno 2 lXlcKinney, Margaret 2 Ave, Mary McReynold, Charlotte 2 liianchetto, Katie 2 McReynold, George Rosonetto, Marguerite Ncwlin, Harold Clark, Thelma 2 Ousky, Agnes Cloyd, Dallas Payton, Inez 3 Daniel, Urcel 2 Paine, Louise 2 Doughty, Donald 2 Pierce, Martha 2 Farrington, Margaret Rasimus, Williani 4 Fenoglio, Mary Rolando, Joe Fenoglio, Rudolph Rom, Zella 4 Fenoglio, Williani Rosen, Rosalie Hayes, Lillian Sanders, Madge lsgrigg, Norman Simpson, Edward Iames, Donald 2 Spear, Martha Z Jackson, Robert 3 Stout, James Jones, Thelma 2 Theisz, Mary Kiser, Laura Thomas, listher Lear, VVaneta 2 Topolosek, Elizabeth Melbourne, .Iobie 2 Topolosek, Nellie Metz, Madeline 2 Yoto, Freida Z Miller. l-lelen XVable, llazel 2 Miller, Loraine XValker, Anna K. Miller, VVanetha XValther, Pearl INTERSCHOLASTIC HONORS Commercial Contest, 1927 Beginning Shorthand Advanced Shorthand Margaret Griitiths Dorothy Nelson Mayme Williams Mary Ave William Fenoglio Madeline Ave x v-A ,- ,-:-3 FXX '-R J 'KTTN'-SN K bflfrm Y sd ZA-Q Xxpxs R v fr , XM.. K , ,. L, x ,f , NX ,,,.t--w ,a--ef--- W,-1' Page fifty-nine 2-iff' 7'-' ::-sM.m7 - - ser'- ' - Old G5Zdano'.73Zack 3 . - - . Q .- Amateur Typing Novice Typing VVilliam Fenoglio Gladys Ball Madeline Ave Helen Chatlos Minnie Russell Lina Hill Beginning Bookkeeping Penmanship joe Rolando Freida Voto Rita Fenoglio Minnie Giacoletto Orville Melbourne Madeline Ave LATIN CONTEST, 1927 Division 9B Division II. Zella Rom, District Helen Miller, State Amelia Machulas, District Charlotte McRcvuolds. Division 9A District Bruno Ave, State Division IV. Loraine Miller, State Martha Pierce, District COUNTY ORATORICAL AND READING CONTEST Oratorical Home Economics Contest Urcel Daniel, County Charlotte Stone, State Reading XV. C. T. U. Contest Fannie Rosen, Local Thomas Nichols, Local CLASS HONORS Freshman Sophomore President ..,,.,.i,,..,.., Larr Hutchinson President .,,,.........i...... Lillian Haves Vice-President .,.,.,..,.. Minnie Ozella Secretary ..,,............ ,... D avid Ritchey Treasurer ,.,,.........,.. Martha Grounds Vice-President .,.........,...... Zella Rom Secretary-Treasurer..Madeline Metz 'Board of Control ,......... Helen Clark Board of Control ........., Ernest Jones Assembly Committee .................. ....Helen Clarke, Macel Anderson Junior Senior President ...,.......... .......,.........,.............. A gnes Ousky... ...,,., VVarren Stump Vice-President ..... ........,...,. ....... C , ieraldine Baird ....i.. ......,. U rcel Daniel Secretary ...........,, .......,.., X fernon Barnes ....... .,.. F loyd Squires Treasurer ........,,.......... .................. G lenn Hanna ....,,.,..,....... Pearl VValther Board of Control ..............,,,,....,. Margaret Rosonetto ..........,..ii. Anna M. Smith Assembly Committee .......,.....,.......,..i A ventino Massa ......,. XYilhelmine XVright RECOGNITION WON BY ORGANIZATIONS, 1927-1928 Athenian Debating Club Ionian Debating Club john Povelones Charlotte McReynolds Lillian Hayes Urcel Daniel Bertha Rolen Madge Sanders LITERARY HONORS Editor-in-Chief of Annual ..,,..,........,........,......,.........,........ ......,.. U rcel Daniel Business Manager of Animal .,,.. .,....... X Varren Stump .gl -f-N --xx:'N x 3 X ' X d J ,NN jf ,ff X C ig, fj3E-csv--- I 41 ff., if x x X vi 1' ',!L--'ru'--8-55, - -,,.- if' ----3-U44 ,ff 'dvr Page sixty ' if , TRACK 1 . raft' 55 - - - C A A 1e,,,Qaae2-e-me 5 Old .Gold and7.3Zc4gk Editor-in-Chief of Megaphone .,., ,,,A,,,,,A,,,, U reel Daniel Raphael Heaton Business Manager of Megaphone ,,....,e,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, V ernon Barnes ATHLETIC HONORS ' Captains of Team Sweater Men Football, 1927-Cliiford Marsh Football Basketball, 1927-28-NVarren Stump Fred Antonini Track, 1927-Orville Melbourne NVayne Beveridge Roy Cogan Max Malone FOOTBALL Orville Melbourne Clifford Marsh Tommy Confrey john Neimi Samuel Oswalt john Trevarthan TRACK Roy Cogan Ralph Hayes Amedeo .-Xntonini VValter Zagurski Edward Simpson Charles Guinn John Alfier Amedeo Antonini Fred Antonini VVayne Beveridge Marvel Calvert Roy Cogan Herbert Donald Homer Eaton Harold Faulds Rolrert Griffiths MONOGRAMS Charles Bates George Clayton Earl Coburn Earl Hayslett NVilliam Hixon Francis Johnson Iames Howard Tllax Malone Clifford Marsh Pete Nedimovitch Charles Shannon Lawrence Shannon XVarren Stump Tony Sungalio John Trevarthan VVillian1 VVilson FOOTBALL XVilliam Johnson Charles Kerr Russell Rife Charles Sturgeon Leonard Thomas Andrew Vorek THE COUNTY ORATORICAL AND READING CONTESTS It is the custom for the high schools of the county to hold an oratorical and reading contest each year, for the purpose of promoting an interest among high school students in the art of eftective public speaking. The merits and demerits of the various participants are carefully weighed and the winners selected from both the oratorical and reading divisions. The persons who win first place in each division are given gold medals for them- selves and silver shields for their schools. Those who win second place are given silver medals for themselves. Last year Clinton High School was represented in the oratorical contest by Urcel Daniel and in the reading con- test by Fannie Rosen, by virtue of their having won in the local tryouts. Urcel won second place in the county contest. ,A -- ,- :S CWNA S! XXL N ff ., 3.5 If px: Df --- -- ,. WCS H-'ff' X j-x s X Y A ITV.,--- ' ' ' ' -'-fs,-,-,-,T,L-ff W'--, -X' Ar' Xxx -..T will - -- ,f ,vw - I! ' ' Page sixty-one Q.-gf? fxz:EF3 ,, ---. H -. Old Gcilo'-andQlack 'Nr- N' fx 'N A , fu ,NM y NNI NJN? R X XT1-iff X73 ,uf ,Q nf , F ,NL X X XX f X -,.,L'-H- ' mf- -77' ---- A.E5R,,,I f ,.f- ' 'Wi' -..Her ,Ji-'Am'--N..,B3:f,?.--f ,Iyy xxx. ' ,ff 'df' ' .ff ' Page sixty-two N 23 e' - ' giiiif-fee 5 Old ,Gold GIIJBZQQR i ggi.-LT AEROPLANE LOG Hitch your wagon to a star. SEPTEMBER 1927-28 6'--Here we are back at school! Not for long though-see you tomorrow 7-School for sure. How do you like your session rooms? And your teachers? 9-Vacation again-seems good! 12--Blue Monday? And so hot!! 13-Organization of clubs, etc. 14-Oh, that Howling llost!! Our twins centainly have pep. 15-Strike!!! So hot-a multitude went swimming and about as many to the dime show. 16-Notice on board No strike tolerated. Four 9th periods. Ugh!! 19-Colder. No reason why we should be dumb now-so our dear teachers say ! 20-My! Did you see Miss Briggs' Public Speaking class taking their physical training? 21-First regular Gen. Assembly program. 23-Pep session. Our first game tomorrow. 26-Say, haven't we a dandy team? 27-O--our favor. Not half bad! Z8-Going to Georgetown on special bus? l.et's do-it's going to be a real g'ame! 29-Rain--not much pep. 30-l'ep session. Georgetown tcnnorrow-special bus going. Good luck, team. OCTOBER 3-Rah!,,R.ah!! VVe won l3-8. And exciting!!! Lyceum tickets on sale. 4---XVl1y all the noise in 6th per. assembly? XVe wonder!!! 5-Say, Herb Donald says we have to wear our Annual tags-Oh, Gee!! But he and Joe sure can make speeches, can't they? 6-Seniors decide to wear caps and gowns for graduation. VVrighty said if they didn't, he'd blossom out in a Tuxedo. Oh, my!!! 7--s-Megaphone out. Pep session----Kelly was furious and he gave us ref! hot pepper. tgp gf-5 -gfrx X eg. 'N J ,NN yy ltfnxtfifx 1' s F ff ,ff tx fi ,... , -'YT ff f' xx .-ff W! X. -'Am'---- :,---- 'f' .. 949' 'JL 'df '-., F i Page sixty-three .3923 Ola? G5Zo'anci7.73Zack E. l -1 h I 9 - V A '-'us.'14.,,s7 ' . ,-. .. ' - - ' .. Seven days of self-indulgence make one weak. NOVEMBER 1-Annual staff has weekly meeting on school-house steps. General chorus of VVho's got the key? Z-Mock pep session. Students imitated Spike, Tiny, Mr, Mac, etc. 3-Clubs and classes get snapped. Pictures for annual being taken. 4-Hall and Mainard are keen actors, aren't they? I'ooch! ulfaton! Pea- nuts. lla! 7-Oblong 0, Clinton 37. Cold? l'll say!! 8'--luniors working frantically on play. Annual statl' got shot-Hashlight picture taken. 9-Close contest between juniors and Seniors in the sale of tickets for Kelly Day game. 10-Sophomores coming up-excitement! ll--Sleepy? School started at 7:30. Kelly and Old Gold Day. Yea, rah. Spike!! 14-Oakland O, Clinton 31. Kelly Day a huge success. 15-Rah for Seniors! They get the ten dollars for selling tickets. No faculty play. Heck! I0-Sad but true-Bicknell 19, Clinton fn. XVe'll make up for it!! juniors order rings. l ll-lixams!!! X'Vho said we liked them? 12-Favorite short story- Gosh, I Hunked that one! 16-New way to get married for SZ. Sketch of -Iunior play. 17-If it keeps snowing maybe we can slide to classes. 21'- The Boomerang. Good!! Seniors will have to work now to keep up with the smart juniors. 23-XVere you at the big pep session last night? Brazil tomorrow. 28-Brazil O, Clinton 19HKeeu !! And they buried ns NVednesday night, too. Quite a resurrection! 29-Beautiful new cards not to come out until Thursday. Gosh! 30- So she thinks l'm indolent, huh? And mischievous? NVell- New cards out! DECEMBER ls-Some of us feel that the Floors have been oiled. Beriault program. 2-Some parents would not sign such cards. Basketball schedules passed out! ss 5 4253 xxx 'X a,,,. -ss sf XYAHFYDXW 1 ' F ff xxx: N ff Z X X , X , 4:T,.f-- nf. -,MN-,ii-v,. f vt' x we, ,,'i--- m'---'5-.9s:.uf,f--- 'd,,f'y ,, lf. , , Page sixty-four if ff' Q20 - -'12, ozaoozqandiazagk - - - ' '1....- T 1'..L .- -. - .. 1 AEROPLANE LOG 5-juniors and Seniors almost came to blows deciding which had the pret- tier ring. CfHl'eople in 3rd period assembly have taken a sudden liking for the dic- tionary on the platform since Miss Hall is not here. NVe wonder! 7-So sleepy! NWS-h they had beds here. 8-lirrrrr!! Cold!! NVe had to go see various teachers about our traits of character. Ualiasketball game tonight at Garfield. lnstallment plan for sale of tickets. 12-He came, he saw, he conquered! Miss Medill has a diamond on her left hand. 13-Michael has a little tin horn-wonder if Santa brought it? Sixth period assembly enjoys dog fight. l-L-Fourth grade pupils entertain us with a Christmas play. Yery much enjoyed!! 15-C. ll. S. is member of liig Ten Football Conference. V328 schedule on board. Seniors feel weepy! lfnrf-fL'aptz1ii1 Stump spoke at pep session and callefl us ladies and gentle men. NVas he kidding? 19-.lust a few days till vacation. Everybody loafing. 20--XN'hat's the laugh for the Annual staff? Zlglfixing programs for second semester. No Hrst and second period classes. JANUARY, 1928 3-Have a nice vacation? Ho-hum, we're sleepy ll 4-We were pleasantly surprised by part of the orchestra. Teachers saw that everyone behaved properly. V 6-Did you know we had a radio broadcasting station in our assembly? Station G-Y-M, broadcasting the Clinton-Wiley basketball game. U- Skippers have their own private study room for three whole days! lO-Tom Confrey got thirsty. He brought a canteen of water to their pri- vate study room. 1.2--llave you heard about Ami's playing last night at Cayuga. Guess he was the real star. l5-VVatch your step-Friday the 13th. Football letters, sweaters, etc., awarded. Cogan is the new captain. l6-Megaphone and Band are dead. Have been discontinued. Miss Balch resigned. .-'xlso Miss Conley. What'll Tiny do? l7-18-Iixams !! Nutt sed! fs frx We -XXX -f X 'N - fs. WK its twffxx-3175?-Nr l I s f ,H M H,-ggfag ,lu .- ,fysfv .- 6' sss- ff' , x --,-.4-vi!- 'L 'Jmn sQ'? ':t,?ei- ' 'df-'yy xx N'--. J-,A f Q Page sixty-five .532 5 - ----. y Old 05107 and.73laCk 3 T-2:5-'f-sz.,-97' - .. - - ' ' '. AEROPLANE LOG Count that day lost, whose low descending sun, sees from thy hand no worthy action done. .20-Cards out. Session room seats changed. Some sad-some glad! .23--School is a mix-up!! Changing classes, etc. 24-A-Xsembly rolls taken. They won't let you sit even by your dearest UQ friend. .20-Sid Silverman fell out of his seat during intermission. No bones broken! 27+l'ep session and a crowd left for Valley Tourney at Terre llaute. 3OiGrrrr! Brazil!! .Xmi and Fred entertain third period assembly with songs. Sl-vsllrazil cancelled our game tonight. XVhy?? XVe play 'em Feb. l-lf. FEBRUARY l-J'llog-trough and XVorking-man's philosophy. XYhich do you have? 3--Paris tonight. Let's go!! o-Looks as if the Latin students have used all their lIlUtllCI S soap, doesn't it? 7--Bud XN'hite peacefully sleeps through all his classes. Out late, Bud? 8-Dignificd Mr. Pierce is back with a split lip! HJ 9-.Xll Seniors are hunting for the persons who threw the chalk. Lovely time cleaning up the mess ll l0hlNlinstrel pep session. -Iokes, dances, songs, etc. Bainbridge tonight. l3-'l'xvo defeats over the week-enzl. Tough!! Students unusually sleepy. K-Everyone pepped up for the lirazil-Clinton game. Going down at 4:30. .-Aliad luck-Brazil 33, Clinton 22. Our boys fought hard though, and xve're proud of them ! ll l7flfirst team is to sit on side-lines tomorrow night. l armer Carlin en- tertained us at l'ep Session. 20-Good linglish xveekiwatch your tongue! .ZZ-Big football game last night at Covington. Captain Stump laid out. Chick hit a fellow and then ran!! .23-ASnoxvballs flying in and out of school. 24- 'l'ake-offs in pep session on members of the squad, coaches, etc. 27--llas Spring come to stay? Everyone has the chewing gum habit. .2RwSeniors are ordering their caps and gowns. So soon? U-Citamard club presents Turtle Doves. Some of our best actors f???l 14 li were in it. fContinued on page RW .,-5 1-x ,gd N fix 'I J K..-N'-NX y yi XXI K Im' !f'ffspTi1llg9LJi ' ' ,.f '- ,-' lx -,ue!,--'1----3m'--N--2 '1'l,fi-- 'dgyyy X in - -- X- , I!! r Page sixty-six 5 Old ,Gold af3d73Zagk ? STUNTS THE BOOMERANGH junior Class Play Dr. Gerald Sumner ,...,, ..,,,,, , ,, ,..,,,..,.,.....,,,....,.,....,... ...,..........,,, J ohn Tuck .....,,Geraldine Baird Marion Sumner ......,,.. .. .. ,........,,,..,, .........l.. . Emile ,...,...,,,,..,.,.,,, .. . ...... Vernon Barnes Virginia Zona ..,,....,.,,, ....,... D oris Wright Mrs. Woodbridge ,.,,, ....... R aphael Heaton Budd Woodbridge ...,.. ,...,,,,...... T homas Wood Gertrude Ludlow ,...... ,........,,,l... R hoda Hobson Grace Tyler ,.,,...,,,,, ,......,. D orothy Giovanini Preston DeWitt .,,..., .....,,... R aymond White Hartley .,........,........,.,... .............,,,...,..,,...,,,,,, , ,....,.,,.............,,,,.... .,,.......................... F o rest Prall Mr Stone ..,,l ,,.., , . ..,, ..,.,. . ,,l..,,...,.,...,..,, ,,,l.. . .....,......., , . . .. ,..,,,....,,,.. Marian Brown Guests-Mariiel-Calvert, Judith Gerrish, Wilma Salmond, Glenn Hanna, Helen McNair SYNOPSIS BUSINESS STAFF Act I' A doctorvs office. Business Manager ,.....,.....,i...... Agnes Ousky - . , . . , Stage Managers ..,..,...,......,, Wilma Kendall, Act II. lzokxng loom in Woodbridges Agnes Foster' Earl Coburn A t IH S A t T Prompters ,..,,.,..,.. ,......,........ R obert Jackson C ' ame as C - Diana Povelones Place: Ha1'tf0rd. COUD- Cigstumeg -,,A--.A-- -.'Av,-,---w.Y,---. J udith Gerrish Tlmer Early Autumn- sponsor .,.,..i., ,...... M artha Jean Mclvaddin Director ......... .......,. R uth Lenore Briggs .1-AM, -N ,TN A kj QQSX RN 'J J T X W Q Xhf -is Q Qs .53 vf- s bf KA DEAN fxjhxffx XX ll!-j,.V-.-e.. I .f , xx ff' 30 xx lr ,...,, -1----W--ew elf- -- .ff -- if 'df N., fa , Page sixty-svzven ef ,,-sg. , f PEQJSFA 3 1 Qi-+ Vxisab 2j'F:,.... . , ' - . Y fi- fig , 'IQF4 - f-L pg if Old Gold-andqlack 3 - - 4 MANOEUVERS SENIOR CLASS PLAY Stop Thief! Stull 'l'l1ic-l ' '1 l.'ll'k'lC'1l cmmwslx' in lllrvv 'lvl' tall ilu ' . , 1 - .1 .V 5 . . ' . . - -1 - li- - I -. 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Nlcrritt Smith. .lIlllll'5 Vlum--x XY:1r'l'c'11 Stump Q'l11'is Klz1g11:1lwscw Hr. Alilllllribll llzmllfl l1:u1'li11g'lm11sc lli1'c-ctw' , Ruth l.cmn'c llriggs llr. XX'illm1g'l1lly lfzmrl flthlhllfll SIJUIISHI' , Klrs, XlcXYc-tlly HX f f l W 'x TXN AN FKA? A ' X 'F Nff., W QI if f f fl, If fx' If Zffffq- f Silfg, ,,-fff'f if fy- ,VX ,jg ff Xfx XX fm., px ' M -K fx - ' - 1 . X A-',-xm,lx,N Qnfrwvll - XYJL ---1-R+ ' if ' -' Al .-'44 I'IllIf' .w'.rfy-viylzf H ,sig ,Q -54,4 , S- S- S LORE A ROMANCE IN SONGLAND There sat Rose Marie, All Alone, .-'Xt Sundown, Looking at the World. All at once she heard, Rose Marie! She looked into his Desert Eyes. She was not All Alone now, for there they sat, Side by Side. You're Drivin' Me VVild ! he expostulated. This was the answer, Crazy XVords, Crazy Tunes! Hallelujah! was his reply. Dear, you're going to he like 'Fatima' if you aren't Carefulf' She was hurt. Red Lips, Forgive me ! he pitifully asked. Positively, . Xhsolutely. was her somewhat amazing reply. Sing me the 'Desert Song', he asked. lf you'll sing the 'Song of the lfisherman' ! she answered. XVill You? he asked. Someday, was the answer. HRCIIICIIIITCIHH he replied. 'livery Night XVe'll Sit and S1JUfJl1,'-f-Cl AZl-fl mean 'Un a Moonlight Nig'ht', he quickly assured her. '.'Xin't She Swc-et?' 'She's Got 1t', he thought to himself. There they sat, Side by Side, in the lXloonlight and Roses. The curtain fell! -ss f -X -fe --sffw fs -se 'N J, H- I f N ix F 'lex' jf jxixs X if 1 f', rr? fi- I . x -1 i,:.,.- ,!- '5 'Kfh.-,,v..f-- In - 's -'fri' fri' xxx ----rua, ,:t-- 'u --YiLis!.:f,f- - ' Itdlxlfy -SA. i? Page sixty-oziwe .s f: ':i1'g5--- - - Q Old G'oZdand9.3lack 3 'fmi Qs,..:s-7'- '. -.- i : ' - - ' 1 ' L O R E PEP Miss Mainard: Why, Mary, what is the trouble? ' Miss Hall: I-I flunked a history exam. 1'm sure I gave the right answer but Mr. Pierce took off 20. M.: NVhat was the question and what did you answer? H.: He asked what happened in France after Napoleon died, and I answered that they buried him. M.: Cruel Mr. Pierce for marking that answer wrong. H.: Whe1'e are you going? . M.: To NVoman's Paradise. H.: VVhere is that? M. The ten cent store. I am going to buy some gold and black ribbon to wear to the game. IJon't you want some? M.: XVhy, Mary Cecelia Abigail Hall-shame on you! I bet you don't even know whom we're playing. H.: Yes, I do! NVe're playing Robinson. M.: VVrong!! VVe played them last Saturday and beat them, 46-O. H.: Then it's Garfield. M. Wcurse yet! VVe beat them two vvleeks ago, 7-0. XYe are to play Oblong and we'll beat them badly-that is, if the school supports the team and keeps the boys pepped up. Say, do you know what pep is? H.: Sure, that's easy. Pep is breakfast food. I heard Lillian Rayce say that Roy Cogan ate Pep every morning for breakfast. M.: I don't mean Pep that you eat. Pep is when you are full of enthu- siasm-when you are full of punch. H.: I see. You mean Pep that you drink. M.: No, you don't get the idea. VVhen you get Pooch, Eaton, and Peanuts working together on the Held, then you have P-E-P, pep. H.: I got that. Pooch eatin' peanuts does spell P-E-P. Say, what boy on the team do you like best? M. I don't know. I like Johnny Alher. The big boys always pile on top of him, yet he always comes up smiling. I also like Chick Shannon. and the Antonini boys. I like them a lot. H.: Yes, one could like the Antonini boys a lot. There's so much of them to like. I bet Angelina likes one of them a good bit. M.: Wonit you go to the game with me? II.: I believe I will. l'd love to see Clinton beat Rectangle. M.: Rectangle! If that isn't a good one. Oblong is the team we play. H.: Have it your own way, but I don't see much difference between Rectangle and Oblong. M.: The important thing is to go to the game and yell. H.: Let's give a yell together. Both: l'husiasm, 'Thusiasm, Rah! Rah! Rah! Student has it, teacher has it, so has pa! Clinton High School-Rah! Rah! Rah! 1 ,- f- 5 v XXX -I ., 'N ,fri fsf f.ra-as-ee al V Y .fffi K xx ---fag -,uL--- U---iL7:a9,: f,Cei - - Jdlf.-'yy X? A .f- Page seventy , 222 - .V I , , -, .- ' --Ltggggz--1-:IX 3 Old ,Gold and73Zagk LORE SICH IS LIFE Here I sit in school, A studyin' in strife. And I don't get a credit for it, 'Cause sich is life! I study on them spellin' words, Un cat, dog, and knife, But I allus make a goose egg, For sich is life! I sit in the 'semluly, And I don't ever shirk. Along comes the teacher And she screams, Get to work! I'm sittin' there a w'orkin' XVhen on my hack I feel a punch. Tom, who sits behind me. says, VVell, I've got a hunch! I.et's go on a strike! I'm tired of struggle 'u strife. But we wouldn't think o' doin' that, 'Cause sich is life! I'm out a playin' with the kids, When ma screams out the door, It's time to get the spellin', Will, In that, you know, you're poor. But all o' that is over, Now' 't vacation time's here, I don't hear ma a callin' An' the teacher, she ain't here. It's nothin' but play, And have a good time, But that's only fer three months, 'Cause sich is life! Virginia Salmoncl, SBZ . , , -SAN fs - f N 'N , ,N sf lYnlffCN ' Q f ,.f 'i V' ,, xxx 146- -rx Ju -9- Jncfafi- v- .Wink X N. ' 1 gd . .'A Page seventy-one la i-5,555 - . ,,,--.. l egg, - - My- - - s Old Gold-andqlacky 3 MANOEUVERS r . 4 . This made Spike-'s fourth year in Clinton. The first year he came was following the worst athletic year C. ll. S. eyer had, and he developed a foot- lmall team that claimed the state championship, and his lwasketlmall team was also very good. lt lost in the regional tourney to lfrankort, who lmecame state champions. ln 1927 he started track again, and his team won three cups lmesides the many individual medals. Wang agree that Spike is a wonderlul coach, and we hope he has greater success in future years. This is Tiny's second year in Clinton lligh, and he has lmecome the idol of many, especially the girls. llierce and Spike lmoth came from the same school, and in other words, they have lmeen raised on the same lmottle. This makes Tiny a very good assistant, and his good work with the line has had :1 lot to do with the success of the team. llierce should make some school a good coach, and we wish him all the success in the world. lQelly's record for four years: Games won, 333 games lost. R3 games tied, 3. Scores: l'oints scored hy Clinton, 733g points scored lay opponents, l63. .,-. g ,, . K :lx ex NY X N 'N .ff fx r I K -NM xt JN f . E5 Xi 1 I A QQ V, N' fki X-XFX-. i X ff A -,Y W ffflfii ,L.f ! - ix .f X W,,.,--,--m---.-.,..-fe--- ,ff ,sf 1'4 Page seventy-two - ' ' ' ' ng. .2212-T as 1 Old ,Gold and7.3Zc4gk MANOEUVERS .-S CAPTAIN MARSH l'uuel1 was eleetecl ezlptuin of the fuothall team hy the lettermen left from last year, and this is the highest liimur ll Clinton lligh School hwy can get. Cliff slmwecl his appreeizltimi hy lending his team through at very successful year. l'uucl1 is one uf the lmest captains we hzlve ever hzul, :mil he eztrnecl this lmmmr hy his hnrcl fighting :mil smart general- ship. .Xll of the team thought a lot of Powell, :xml would give the hest they hzul for him. N -..--QA 119 --,-'TN fi 'X J ,f.i,Nx Sf XY Nix? Nw A S f fvi fbfxs X If 257' V X ' .jfii ,ff Nav--'5 'Vw, YH in -V Fyiffl --V5 V-. -n-ak-L A ,ff '!,,.nA,.5,, Vw-- f fd uf' Page sevelify-111.1 -552 Neiffgl - - - - - - O1dffd1dfmdQ1ac11 .fx ,sn f'-X A ,,, ,. N NPN X A Q A Z, Zfvi fxpxt X X DK - Fifi' N 'I ,.,, V, I ,,- ,Lf xxx --1146, ,,w--- u---SLfu,4f,?- , . fdixfly N N .' ' Page seventy-four ,fa ig - -- - 4, ffflf-1 :fx ow .Gold andrszqgk 2? I -f'5 --, :FX fs K SX 'X J 'F N'-NN gy l 1 f' 'rx' ff jkff X ff X W f-'fir ,w f MNA' if N QAM, --1, mu 5 N?-?8L0:,,irQ F 1 rdlfifly X XX v A J Page svrcrzfy-fi1'r' sy2E,. .-- -- u - Old GoZdand13Zack 5 .31 - -1. ' f ' ' - ' - ' - f ' 2 i'Y-fem.:-v . -W 1 - Q o MANOEUVERS CLINTON 27. GERSTMEYER 0 If ll. S. opened its foothall season hy defeating Cierstmcy er at Sport- land Park. The game was not very fast because hoth teams were green, hut in the second half C. ll. S. woke up and played a fairly good game for the first ol the season. lYe wonder if Mickey is still thirsty. CLINTON 13, GEORGETOWN 8 ln the second game of the season Spike's warriors defeated the strong Georgetown eleven in their own hack-yard. ln the first quarter the sucker eleven had things their own way and scored the first touchdown of the game. This was what stimulated the boys They then put the hall over the goal line, adding the extra point to take the lead. In the third quarter the Georgetown crew got two more points hy a safety and this put them in thc lead, hut they didn't keep it, hecause Spike-'s men thought it fit and proper to get another touchdown. and succeeded in doing so. CLINTON 6, BICKNELL 19 C. H. S. met their only defeat of the season at the hands of the Bicknell eleven. The Kelleymen played their poorest lJ1'Z111Cl of football of the season, and it was due to this and IIOI to the good playing of the Bicknell squad that Clinton was defeated. The Clinton High hoys gained twice as much ground from scrimmage, but this d0esn't do any good if they haven't got the punch to put the hall over. CLINTON 38, WEST LAFAYETTE 0 The Kellymen went on the field determined to avenge the defeat of the preceding Saturday, and W'est Lafayette was the sufferer. C. H. S. didn't ywewdsfMsafNs xx N A , J' , s f M ?-L- j,,-c ,Z-K., yy . Zffi ,fs - X ,ff ie xx sway ,,wx.---V'--sx, .:u,4'f,?--- 'diff --- A, . -I f Page seventy-six fag I3 ,Q 50,2 - . .. - - - - :A qw -GlOZQ70f107e23ZQ9'k N MANOEUVERS start this game as usual. Instead ol playing around the tirst quarter, they went in there and got two touchdowins lmetore XX'est Lafayette knew they were playing Ioothall. ln the second quarter Ami decided that two touchdowns weren't enough and he had to hlock a punt and walk over the line for another one. After this C. ll. S. scored at wfill. CLINTON 7, GARFIELD O lip until this time. out of the seven games Clinton and Garheld had played, Clinto11 had won three, Garfield had won three, and one was a tie. The Kellyinen went down to Ciartielcl to prove that C. H. S. was the better school, and although it was a little hard to do, after forty-eight minutes of arguing, our eleven deliators won the dehate. 'l'his was a great day for Clinton lligh, hecause their third team suc- ceeded in putting the hall over the line for two touchdowns while the tiar- tield seconds sneaked one over in the last minute of play. CLINTON 46, ROBINSON 0 For the second time in nine years, a Clinton team heat Robinson, and for the iirst time in nine years they played on a dry held. C. ll. S. was determined to avenge the defeats they had received from Rohinson, and they came upon the held, fighting mad. This was the great- est victory a Clinton team ever won, and the boys surely worked hard for it. Clinton High played the highest type of footlmall a high school could possihly play, and time after time the line would go down and get the secondary to make possible the long gains which the hackiield made. Spike said that he was proud of his team and well satisfied, and when he says such a thing you can he sure the boys played a real game. ETX - 'Nf'e'a N f'N. I 'N 1 .f f-C SY XY wr W Q K Af PNB 'f 2? A J-2rf' NlL.-4X f X XX X X -..f -- A 'O 'ugfr' refs'-wi -e--ea .- ' ,f' xy .f-'f WL ' --JM'---- :-,,,, If' . -.f-IB' W rtdr .., I Page se'vcnty-seven .2 -- '- -- r -'eL?LfffE Old G'5Zdano7.73Zack E1 T-s.'gu.,- .U--. - . ' - .. . - - .. A - . 1 sxwa-?.aQ J.:-- V - I - .- n 1 MANOEUVERS CLINTON 37, OBLONG 0 Spike lielly's eleven had an easy time disposing of Oblong. C. ll. S. did not play the best of football, but they didu't have to. and this gave the boys a chance to get in shape for the next two games. CLINTON 31, OAKLAND 0 The boys showed their appreciation of Spike's services to Clinton High by defeating the Oakland crew. This was the lirst time this year that Oak- land had been beaten by over tivo touchdowns. Hut it had to be, because last year, Kelly Day was a fizzleg and Captain Marsh and his thundering herd were determined to make a success of it this year. This was the last home game, and by not letting the Oakland eleven score, C. ll. S. finished the home schedule without being scored upon. CLINTON 19, BRAZIL 0 lt had to be done, since there were about eight very determined fellows who were playing their last game. For the third year in succession our Tur- key-Day game was played in the mudg but this mud made no difference to Spike Kelly's men. Although our old rivals were very stubborn, Marsh and Cogan could not be deniedg and when they needed a little rest, Fred and Rini saw to it that Brazil did not advance the pig-skin. y W - 'fowf-Ny 1 J ff O- - x. N A Q X U. D, f 1 f .. ,, L... .If-N .le e N fic 1-xfx s X I f.,,,..f--'-'H -- -- ,iff 1 X Me' ,wx -- -'U --fs- mari - - ,fy X N.- ' 'A ,-fi' ,FV ' If Page seventy-eight :2-if - - ' 'Q i' 50107-GOlcj'andl3ZCLQ'k ffvi? MANOEUVERS CAPTAIN STUMP Stnn1pic, uni' czlptuin, pluycrl lmclv QU nil incl hc xx lx unc uf thc In-st ilcfcn- sin' men in the valley. XX'1l1'l'0Il can hc prulnl of hiniscll' fin' piluting' inn' basket- lmill tvnn tliniiigli unc uf thc nnist suc- cessful sc-zismis ll Cliiitim High tc-:un has cvci' hurl. Stnn1pic si-t Il very guml cxzlmplu im' his tL'Zllll'll11l1CS. hy being' uni to prair- livc every night :intl zilsm hy his clean pl unix .incl hy his spiwtsiiizxlisliip. Xx!1I'l'l'll is IL Scnimn' lnnv, and hc will snrcly he niissccl next j'L'Zll'. 75 ,- fi N iiix - Ny, - X fKN - 'XX M A, ,.,N Sy I Q XXI F :Nu fi ,ff X X 'K iii QR? 7- 1- fi' . ' f Q 20 T' W ff I 1 XX X aff ,FL ,,,.,, --W--'W---H- jug? - --, If N ,f ,fd Page se venty-nine ?1'f9 ... -.-- -...... - ' i-+..-- F516-andglnack -: ,kzr Qs: Q-- f'r4gl:rxNNKfHN,1 yiqfxix H J ff K X N g' Df , 5. ' , 1 'f ,- ,ffl -5.1 N' x f f' ' s EX v X X!-rx X ' ' 7f,..-- A'- - '----.ffm...N,,vv-' ,,,. f X -T ,f -fx- V.udf-,ws.---W'---H-.5u.1 f,?-,.- K r' X f Q' X 1 N. 1 N . ,NV Af JU .f', Pugf' viyhfy T S- - A - S - S- --Zeal-.1:,. ow -Gold andzzqgk 5- MANOEUVERS SEASON'S REVIEW .Xt the beginning of the season Spike was greeted by five letter men, around whom he could build his team. After a week's practice the Kelly Kids went down to the Wiley Gym and took Garfield into camp by one points. They then proceded to run their record up to 13 straight wins. Spikes fighting basketeers lost their first game to Brazil in the Wabash Yalley Tourney, but hundreds of people can never be made to be- lieve that we really lost that game. Spike filed a protest concerning a goal made by XYeaver after the gun went off, and when it was taken before the board two voted against it, so it was left for the referee to decide and he de- cided that it was a good shot, although every coach at the tourney said the shot was made after the gun went off. This game was a tough break for Clinton, because it started a slump, which we did not come out of until the game before the Sectional Tourney. ln this tourney Clinton got going again and played some real basketball. The fighting Clintonians beat Montezuma in the final game to get the honor of going to the regionals. The Kelly Kids went over to Greencastle full of fight and determination and came back home regional champs, after beating Crawfordsville and nos- ing out Greencastle by one pomt in the finals. The following Thursday the Clintonians left for the Butler Field liouse to play Ft. XYayne in the opening game of the State Finals. Spike's fight- ing quintet took Ft. XVayne into camp by the score of Zl-20. Our next game was with Bedford, and although they were twice our size, we held our own with them the first half, but in the last half, the fighting Kelly Kids went down tc defeat. livery man loves a fighter. This was the end of the most successful basketball season Clinton lligh has ever had. Speaking for the basketball squad I want to say that we appreciate the good work and backing we got from the fans all during the season, and this meant a lot, especially when our spirits were low. Tiny Pierce was a great help to Spike, and also he has been developing a real second team which are mostly Sophomores. This means that C. lil. S. will again make a name for itself. .,-AM,-x :rx fi 1 QQSN W 'J J -N, N X gy -X tif -R ' x f E r . . Ti?.i,R -.,.ef.1 S H if Q, x ff fsfx X X ' 12,,,i.-.f-F--S' 1 -- - -if -s-f . .ff'! QP , xxx , ,e, ,bt -- 'im'-L!:Lf9,:fJf.. .- - d',','y Neg' l V Page eighty-om SJ' f' P25555 J,-'ffl . T-m31sv.,:s7'5 . MANOEUVERS SWEATER MEN ,-A .... - , 4' FRED ANTONINI Big Fred, our all-state center, is one big boy of which Clinton High can be proud. Fred played center on the offense and tackle on the defense. During the whole season Fred didn't make more than six bad passes, and on the defense it would take a dozen adding machines to count the tackles he made. Spike will sure have some job finding a man to take his place. WAYNE BEVERIDGE The Big Blonde Blizzard from South 4th Street surely had a tough break by paying a rather long visit with brother Typhoid Fever. Bevy just got to play in the first game, but he showed that he was a real football player, and he would surely have had a berth on the valley team. MAX MALONE Mickey played guard, and held down his place in nice style. Mick car- ried hod all summer to get in shape and it proved to be a success. Mickey is just a Sophomore and he should be a valuable man before he graduates. WARREN STUMP Our Basketball Captain is one of the best back-guards Clinton High has had. Stumpie's hand has blocked many dangerous shots. Hoss Face has had a bad ankle since our game with Covington and has been slowed up a little. This is Stumpie's last year, and he has played some wonderful games for old C. H. S. CHICK SHANNON The Silver Tongued Urator of the Valley played running mate to Pooch and was a great asset to the team. When we were behind and our spirits were drooping, a couple of long shots donated by Chic brought the old fight back. Chic is a junior and will certainly strut his stuff next year. WAYNE FONCANNON Our pianist played floor guard and was certainly a great man. It was very seldom that Wayne didn't get the ball off the backboard. Spike had an awful time getting VVayne to shootg but when he did it, it proved to be worth the trouble. VVayne is a Senior, and he will be a great loss to our school. ROY COGAN The boy that had so much respect for Officer llutcll. is Refi Grange rm- Clinton. Although Hogan was slowed up by a bad ankle, he played some wonderful football this year. Roy didn't make the first all-state team. but he made the second team and that is a great honor. Hogan still has another vear. W .,-NQFQ-Xsoff-Nix , ., ff'-XMB Z! x fspum-Sill ffl.-?i ' 'W' li' .Nur -,vm -- -'H---':L..gs:f,f1 - - w.,-,fyy X S-- I age eighty-two 'S -- oza Gaza-anaayacg ,Ve ,, - , , . . - . 6435 '-,I 04 ,fi 1 , 1 ' -'IIN Q Qld-QoZdaf3d13Zaq:k if MANGEUVERS llmnhiii was Lzziptziiii iii uni' truck 111111 mil hi pimul his uhility :Ls cup-- llm In slmwiiig' his in-:mi the fund tu thru- silvci' cups. .i, ' ' 111001 :it Qxhifllglb. l lc was mu' ui 1110 In-st truck 1114311 zmiiiiirl this svvtimi. :mil slimvcil lllilllj' Il izlst iiizui his heels fm' -HO yzmls in' 220 yzirils. This captain himkc thc slate i'ccm'ml fm' thc -HU fllfrl v . mil 1 lim iii third in the Nutiimzil X .,-QV -N ,.-rx Zi K L Q N f-X ,J J P N x Sy Xxf XC? F 'IX' ff ,fx X N , A , xx ,Kp ff YJ' xx -,.xm-,- - if---4 K. -1-rd' 1 N155 'df N., ,f f .1- Prryff rfighfy-H1 rw' f fr Vlljlllf ...-. - ,Xvsr X-- 55: f,- A 3' -ill - ani - .. af-..--- - l-z,,,..... .1. xqsg- -. - - 025120101 aqQ'13Z2zck VALLEY CHAMPIONS xx .x N 'ASX N 'iwfxw COUNTY CHAMPIONS iff ,N f' R, x Q: . X 1 C Y 'f, VV , N f .J J ff ' N-.. D If Z, --,x, I ff --. ,f - - 3 ! j!!B,,1lXi-Ae?,g Q ' ,WA 04,44 '- Qfziftl ms of an I - ' - N ut ' V , yy-fwfr .f ' Y f'y,A fl I X , W. fans I? '55 eg! 2 - ' M M - xg-ig!-VZ5'?Z7f Q5 E 0107 lGoZq'and13ZaQk 3?f3iE?f:'M5- f'9!11-, J J ff.:-N,-xx ff A If Eli, fxi , f X fx XX A - 1, lg it .fig ,ff 'i 'i 'V' 'X' vuv- -'W -' -'M---N, .nscefxixe lf. - fy? xxx N- ! gif N - , a Page viglzfy-fi1'v R525 U f-- fsg Ole? 6613-anfQ'QzQ1cgg -J .. Hr. . . ii 1,.i:V-M-k5,1'- MANGEUVERS XX'ilnm Kon 2 .Inhn .Xlilvr OUR YELL LEADERS rl LII I'ilI 'l'I1C Hurtmx - rs .Xurlczm lillrlmm .,. A, ,fx My fnxnx V NYY 'NXNfnNVf?1 A sir Q ,Vg App X X ,f ,f QRWQ lb ,BL--Ju'--N- Ju, z ,l Page cighfy-six I. X ,f I. rf- -. - W, ly' X 4 ,am - -- -- - - ---gyififfqx gold-Qozdaqdzszqgk X MANOEUVERS -... kv '- ' my . 1. fq HOWLING HOST xxvilli rcprcsciits the pcp? Ht' c11111'sc, the llmvliiig ilpft! Yiwu ask. XYl1:1t is it XY1-ll, wc filillil 11111111111 lmzlst. Hut it's thc spirit ul' Liiilltilll lli, Strmigci' tl1:111 Robin illuml, lt Imusts 11111' CYCI'-l'CZlfij' 1111111 'I'l1z1t's why it plays su Ii11C. Spike 111141 Tiny clcscrvc 11111' prnisv, Nmv. wc know wlmt XX'0.l'L' Iiilyillgl 'l'l1ev kccp tlic Imvs risglit 1111 their Mics. .Xiirl mzikc thcni do JNIC pluyiiig. Thu iiUXX'iil1g' liust is ll pcppy 111111011 A-Xml is spniisuwrl 111' thc best, She keeps c11tl111si:1s111 up, You 1101, it is l'frl11z1 XYCSU 1,1 ,-x,-- 5 .Qffx rl N y Nix ., iv K EX' ff jfxf X If lff.1 fZv..Ui,V E--Tl i X K Z3T'.fV-- ,,f ms'N5'g 'T '11' 'f'-'DMN' --,,..., ,,,--m---,-fM-f1',- ,J , ,M Ad' .1 Page eighty-so von ,iff : - ----- - Old 65107-andlilacfz ' 1 NIXINEQUJQ MANOEUVERS GLINTS OF THE OLD GOLD AND BLACK By our Sally 'l'here's a team called the Old Gold and Black, That can go to town and come hackg lt's got lots of pep, .Xml a wonderful rep. For it gave Montezuma the sack. To Spike Kelly an honor is due, VVhich can surely he claimed hy few: For he has coached a team That is full of steam, And his men are brave, loyal, and true. His charming assistant named Pierce, Can sometimes look fearfully fierceg VVhen the other team scores Ile just gets up and roars, Till he drowns out the other side's cheers. Say. do you know Captain Stump? My, how that boy can jumpg He guards so well, His opponents can tell, XYhen he's there they are up a stump. XVe're really quite proud of our XVaync: lle gets around like a young hurricane. XVe know we can win. XVhenever he's in, Someone's loss will he Clinton's gain. A husky young hero is Royg Pure gold without an alloy. XVhen he prances in, Vfith his dazzling grin, .Xll the girls' hearts flutter with joy. Now I musn't forget our Lyle, XYho's a model of fashion and style. VVith his famous long shot llc is on the spot. 'l'hat's why we can sit hack and smile. flfontinued at hottom of page 943 x Dv 'fx 'KN SX? ' ' fflxfss.. S! -c W at Q ,. X, ff f2xh Df .f k A ff bi j-X V X X Q i.-- ' ' ' lQ,f fn-1 MQEL- f' ,,,,,,,.--,.-1--e,a,.,f1-. we --- 1, . Page eighty-eight ,. ,. A ,,- 55 , - - - -- gaiffef-fees ow ,aozdaqdzzzqgk ii? AEROPLANE LOG tfontinuedj MARCH l--l'ep session to send boys off to Sectional Tourney. No school tomor- row. Rah! 5-Rah! Rah! XYe're Sectional Uhamps! llep session to celebrate. 7 -Cards out-everyone raving! 8-Some 11lo1'e skippers enjoy solitary confinement. Quite the fad! U fliiegional 'lonrney tomorrow. livcryone praying. l2ffXN'e're going to the State-those that lived through the Greencastle games!! l'ep session and the big parade through Main street! NVL' want a gym!!! ln-'l'rying to get down to work, but no one can think of anything bnt llasketball. l-P-tieneral assembly and pep session all in one day? Too much for us! 15-16-Spring N3 vacation. Wftbh, aren't we proud?? liveryone honoring our Coach and our team!! 20-t--Seniors all Flutter! Invitations ordered and class play try-outs! 2l'f.'Xnnual staff almost has a fight over some Senior and faculty pictures. You can tell who people prefer, can't you? 23-lla! lla! Such sights!! Senior llobo Day. Do looks deceive??? ,7 .. ftlirls around Lf ll. S. are all excited. 'l'hey're dancing tonight in Racing lleartsf' Senior play cast announced! x f w .25--tieneral assembly day. l,ovely time was had by all???!!! 3Os4lSlne Triangle is planning on a big time at their carnival tonight. APRIL lftiood grief-This is the second of April. lioy! Uh! The .-Xnnual staff has to work hard now. 3-l lear about the disturbance in a certain English class? Yeh, a student thought he knew more than the teacher! No wonder. -LfXYe've got the Spring fever! Uh, dear, what a pity we can't all die. 5feliain! Rain! Nothing but rain and that makes everybody blue. o-fA.Xthenians and lonians aren't on very good terms. No, they both want to win the debate. 'J--The big debate tonight'-X'X'onder if l can stay awake until it's over. 10-XVhat a nice spring day. liveryone feels like skipping tschool?-I wonderl. llM-.Xnother general assembly! l don't see why the Seniors don't hurry up with their play-do you? l2+XVhat a nice cool day. No wonder everybody went to sleep in the third period assembly, is it? 13-Ny! This is the last day of the second six weeks-Uh, you, six weeks exams. 16--XYell, here we're in school again. YN ish sumpt iin excltin wou c iappen. 17-llow time tlies. .X certain Sophomore tried to Hy down stairs, too, but he didn't. f 1' ni .A ,- ,, 'N S f i X? .f x ff. 'gg X - - ' :Kas , ffifeflt 'i N ' A g- JM A Q -N M WWA- 'fi ' Irina-' Ng ---'- ' N K ' ' ' ' Ja. -. ,V Page eighty-nine 5.-? ' -rff iESE.4 ' c ' ' a -- -,ATL-.Lg ozdtG6Zaam1a3zack 7'-- i1wm:.:5'i'- ' , ' - ' - ' ' ' -- AEROPLANE LOG 18-Oooh-Now you'll know how you spent your time the past six weeks We get those hateful report cards today. 19--There was a lot of loud talking in the office today. Wonder what that means. Z0---Oh, dear-how I do wish school was out. I'm already educated. XVhy go to school longer? A 23-Oh, these slippery, oily floors. Did you see a certain teacher take a spill-Oh, man-. A .24-Well, if something would happen I could tell you about it, but nothing ever happens. 25-Do you realize-One month from today we get out of school! Great- and how l 26-Hal Ha! How we like to see Miss Medill get mad in the fourth period assembly. 27-lust another week wasted away-Oh well, what does it matter? 30-And here's another month gone and what have we developed-Not a thing! ' MAY 1'-C Ph, what a gorgeous day! It's so nice and cool and everything. 2-VVhat a bawling out! VVe'll be good in the next general assembly. Yes --we will-honest! 3-Let's skip school today! Teachers are absent some times-Maybe they skip too-do you suppose? 4-Oh, oh, You can't do that-You two .Iuniors had better be careful next time. 7-Well, Juniors and Seniors are excited. Their banquet isn't very far ol? -Keen time--Well, I guess. 8-Leave it up to Tiny-He is good at making breaks any time--Don't you think so? 9-How dull things are-liven Pat Shannon's hair didn't shine today. 10-Seniors are planning their busy week-Oh! I wish I were a Senior. ll-Home go-gosh, I'm sleepy-never mind-I was home as early as you. 14-Oh! these Seniors act as if they have a lot of secrets. We don't want to hear them, anyway. 15-VVhat made Sue Skidmore blush so wthen Spike bawled her out-W'hat was she writing? 16-Senior assembly-Honestly, I believe those Seniors hate to leave school -but their assembly was keen. 17-Well. school is just about out. I'm almost over my misery except exams. 18-The junior-Senior Banquet is tonight. That night of all nights is to- night-Oh, the good time we're planning on! 21-Did you go to Baccalaureate last night-Those poor Seniors-Gosh! how I'd hate to leave dear old C. Isl. S. 22-This is Senior Picnic Day-Senior week, you know-But we poor under- classmen have to take those dreaded semester exams. 23-More exams! Oh, why do we have to take them? 24-Commencement-Yeh, the Seniors have bid us goodbye-So long. 25-Hurrah! School's out-and now for the time of your life. X 4,-mv-. A-X ,RN J G' fK'N,gNh ,sf sf W + i X fapx ,X W ff !:lL1f..----- :Hur -,wb-M-Q-EQ-9cq,?.lf-n 'd'X',,,v so A f . .ff Page ninety 1 , 4'ix . . -- V - - ggigele , -.-. flff V iltg , YY no 1 . ' 1'-C3943 M T ....... 23512-, g ....--1 Ea' ' y0'JE5?9x 9 . ' Mn099Q5f' -A 'il fezsgailwwilia' -fri-'-.A-nt-:.wsv20.mi-asfi1.2zs?c ---- ...--..-: Ig 12105:-'Q Q' ,mbomsy -go 4-,og:,0.f6:.g:eaQ3,Qg5i'g-. ..'-1-I, - '00-'Q 5-0 Mn .-n 00-,Sig 095 01'Xr.zfVQ 000-'wise 3'-.2 0,AwtQg9AouQ md Z M0059 ,0no4g1Q,gh,,g6Qwe:' 0 , -I ,or.sa1s: fn QQ E - k ,,0nQ:f,1iUfo51Q ' fig -5g3 . fo?-ia 03 cfg5vj,',:i,g5f,,'nfBg. 5 - .. a'gg31',2f isfx..3,gS g xQgeg0s w 2 ., ef-K . 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P ...lv ' I Jul, x .,l, , 1 Page ninety one .21-923i - - -'+fgT.i Old Gold-andli lack -:- :LFS-:s,.-,s7 : ' - ,, LIST OF OUR ADVERTISERS Powell's Pharmacy Clinton Trust Company Hershey's Robb 8: Gilmour Hotel Barber Shop Clinton Sign Service Mills' Goodman's Shoe Store Silverman Rosenblatts Montgomery Ward 8: Co. Gillis' Clintonian J. C. Penney Co. Taber's Grocery McCormicks Greek Candy Kitchen Clinton Book Store Vermillion Chevrolet Co. Clinton Hotel Medlock jewelry Co. S. O. Harlan Capital Smoke House Coleman Auto Co. Joseph Hopkins Tombaugh Stevenson Lumber Co. Marshall 8: Son Buick Sales Onni Lahti Wabash Valley Electric Co Carli 8: Valenti H. S. Call Cashner's Studio A. J. Doughty Clinton Tobacco Shop Baker's Hat Shop Morgan's Drug Store Glasson Motor Sales J. N. Frist Raynes Frazier J. B. Stine Guy Briggs Wasserman Wayne Earles C. Columbus Moore's Shoe Shop .,. ,, ,- so fx S! NK gxrwfnxiffkxixx ' ' gf 'XE-lg. ,ff X-Nix: X 'K 27 R X '-1475! .ff- ' ,f R q'! ---lm---s-.as:'f,f1f.l - f'y,+4 XX ' -1r'M' 1 Q , ,.f' ,fd Page ninety-two J' ,. fl ,., - ,, ' gig -- Ql0'.0lOlfff'f30'-731f4?k Powell's Pharmacy Drugs and Sundries of Quality Prescriptions filled Accurately Kodaks and Supplies 24 hour developing Service on Films Phone Us Your Needs Phone 139 123 S.. Main uununnnunnnnnun nummnnnunlnmnnuuunnnn unuunnunnnuunluulnuuunnuun Bank Book A Wonderful Little Book We have one for you It helps you when it is so Necessary It stands by you in sickness It is always your friend It furnishes you the money to buy all other books. Clinton Trust Co. In mn nm-.nun-nu Say it with flowers H E R S H E Y The FLORIST Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere Phone 21 Clinton, Ind. Innnunununununununnunnunnnn aninnlInullIllnlllnn:unnuunnulnmnuunnununn Robb 81 Gilmour Reliable Insurance The house of Clinton Building and Loan Co. No. 2 The Oldest Financial Institution in Clinton 310 S. Main St. Phone 18 -222 If . ,f, W Iu1nmm4ununmu1unnnuumnnnuinnun.1u1nnnnummmmmf. Im.-4mmmuInunIumnmnmumnnmmmmunnmnnunm Q Ai ixP1fCN2i9N9xi' sf V 9 A L ,.. 5' !Xi wi If -A--- --fH-m3Y'?i- fy? X'-N ----'M'- M,-f Ja. J' Page ninety-three 95? fx7: E - ' ' -' ':' MAT: OU-G -520' - ' '- - gf a n 'TENT' -H - ' - - f ' ,rQ,,,,. ,.- - - .. STATION F-U- N POOR SHOT A keen-eyecl inonntainecr lefl his overgrown son into '1 country sc iool house. l'his here hoy's arter l::rnin', he announced. mats your mi t fare? U - . -'s 1' - -. . . . U Hui ruriuuluin, sir, toiieiterl the school-master, cm mi ues qeoqi L my arithmetic, trigonoinetry-'l 'l'hat'll do, interruptecl the father. 'l'l1at'll clo. Load hnn ui ue. with the triggernoinetry. 11e's the only poor shot in the fannlx 'I' 'I' 'I' Miss XVest Lto Algehra elassj: Can't you just see those iaetois tloat ing around in the air? llerh D.: KIUIII-ilL!ll11Jl1.., Miss XX est: boocl, llerhert. W hat are theyf' Perla: Miss XVest: NVell, what's the other one? Herlw ltliouglitfullyjz 'I'hat's all l can see. MANOEUVERS fC07Lti71LL6d from page 883 Chick Shannon just can not he heat, He's all over the Hoor with his feetg VVhen he plays tomorrow, To our joy and their sorrow, Crawfordsyille will how in defeat. 'l'here's niueh to he sairl for our Bob, Though he's hanclsoine he's never a snohg W'ith his manly size. And his hig lmrown eyes, In appearance he pleases the mob. 'l'here was Zl young giant nainerl Ami, Wlitm was fed on spagett' anfl salanii, Till he grew so tall, When he tosses the hall It goes in and comes hack to Ami. And now, one more man welll neecl, 'lin lint our team in the leacl, ,Xml the 'l'ourney's won, Before it's lmegung Pooch Marsh is the Synihol of speed. Florence Salaroglio i '5w'e'1'N fKN QW RN ' -' ffgx XX lx O Qx x f P- Dr A ,Elie IX 1 ,xr ,,. ,-, , M f f X N ssee 7 e Ifr' 1' pam-, ,vii ,,1 M ...,..- A-'L H- 5 -H - - - A 4,- ,f rl Page ninety-four if. , ,L X 5213 gi gif if -71X 5 Qld .Glold ar1dj3ZQQ'k Hotel Barber Shop Compliments of the Clinton Sign Good Service Service with Cleanliness .I.....I---m.......m.. .mmm.-...H.H.I..nm..mu..mm...........--m..........lm... j S. P. MILLS, CInc.D Groceries Annual Sales Meats Feeds 3B500,000 Wllhe Logical Place to Buy Q SY an Away? ffxrw-X ff X fXp -gil-i A ef--af-S 'L--Ju---H m,,jf,.f rlyibf' xxxxlx ,we--' -,-'--' 'dn ..- --. A! M P ge ninety-five 35 2: ' 'Dev ' - - -efg?f Old Gola and93Zack 2 TLQA-.wx.':AH 3.1. - . V - . . - - - .. . i STATIQN F-U-N Johnnie Alfier: NVhere's your father? Al Faracco: Down town winding up his business. J. A.: I didn't know that he had sufifered a financial loss. A. F.: He didn'tg he sells clocks. 'I' 'I' 'I' john Trevartlien, coming home from street: Dad, I lost twenty cents. Father: How could you do that, not having any money with you P john: l saw a quarter on the street, and I pickd it up, and it was only a nickel. 'I' 'I' 'I' Dallas, asked Mr. Kelly, NVho is it that sits idly hy all day while the others are working? Dallas paused a secondg then his eyes brightened as he hlurted out: The teacher. 'I' 'I' 'I' Miss Medill to Vernon Barnes: Vernon, run in on the assembly desk and get my note hook. tIsn't that a funny place to run?J 'I' 'I' 'I' Helen Baird Qto a certain lihrarianj: Have you anything on panto- mime ? Librarian Qdejectecllyl: VVell-er--could you tell me what he was? 'Was he a poet, a short story writer, or just what D 'I' 'I' 'I' Miss Hall fto History classlt I was going to have you put your note books on those shelves: hut Mr. Pierce is occupying them, so I can't. tShe surely meant his note books were therel X 1,-my--. ffxx xxx .Q Tb? ,f ,, ff.iw,.-xn V i if A L , Zfvi- ffiiiwl 1 gi.:-e---1 'Q -- N - 1211 ,ff fx f A'Y X! xx -f it' ' X Q- 0.49, ,Ji-' 'sn'--Y3D::tA.:fk- - ' ,'d',. y Page ninety-six A ., , . . - --5' fa' fr' 0' Z 52 - - -n N 5 Old -GOZQ7 ano'Z3ZcLQk - -,.:v... 'nunuuannnnunnuunmunnmmn nmnmumnnu n-nuun Qualify shoes : Reasonable Prices Properly Fitted OODMAN 1 reater Shoe Value L. B. Silverman Society Brand Clothes BOOT SHOP Telephone 407K L- - For Young Men and Men You can always find here the newest styles in fine footwear 5 for every member of the fam- ily at popular prices I nununununulnunnunnnlnmnnunnunnlnnmununnnnn nnmmnnunnnnnumnuuunuumnummun that Stay Young E Kuppenheilner Clothes Shoes ROSENBLATTS CLINTON'S GREATEST STORE Furnishings Phoenix Hose nmuummn nInnnnunuuunmum:nunnunumm-umnunnnnnannnunn1nvnnunnnnnnunununulnmunummmmnunn g ,, N T fm' --,...-E --V N 'ips1-fegf ,ttf- W A ..f Page ninety-seven N533 ,sh 333 - - --,I - - - Old Gold.anq'7.Qlack STATION F-U-N Last Call Fred, sztid she, severely, how many more times are you going to :lsk me to marry you l5loss0n1, said he, I cz1n't answer that question, lmut l don't think l'li lmother you much longer. Une of the other girls l'm proposing to shows signs of weztkeningf' 'I' 'I' 'I' Agreement l want :L divorce. said the discontented Mrs. McXYethy. At last. sighed lXlr. lNlcXX'ethy. we find something on which we eztn entirely agree. 'I' 'I' 'I' Purloined Goods Sergeant: So this is the fellow who broke into Jones's hardware store. llid you iind the ladder ? l'olicemztn: No. Sergeant: 'l'l1en search him. 'I' 'I' 'I' English Is Funny VVhen mother wished to rid the place UI' :ui unwelcome cut, ller little NVillie noticed Mother always shouted Scz1tl So when little VVillie subsequently Found upon the lawn a cow, Wfillie mustered up his courage, VVzLved his arms and hollered Scowl This page through courtesy of Greek Candy Kitchen x X -'A ,-.-15 . fx' 'X ,J ,, .-N, SY ls iifdsfm ' ff Xkixs X X 1K if ,-' ,' xx VJ!!! Y. -,HL--JM---!4-.uA-1- , -,.. If ,,,-1-vd Aff dx ! Page ninety-eight f 25 4,3 1 - - 1' 3' N Q Qld -Qolda13d,73Zqg'k unnmnummu nnmnmnnnln 4 unmn Montgomery Ward 81 Co. Cordially invite you to make Clinton's Largest Store Your Headquarters at All Times This store appreciates that service must be paramount at all times. 327 S. Main St. CLINTON, IND. Kodaks Kodak Film Finishing Q Much of the Kodak work shown in this year's annual Z was finished thru our store Phone 3 The Daily Clintonian Job Dept. can furnish you Commercial Printing Needs 5 Attractive work Prompt Service Reasonable Prices E Estimated Cheerfully Given P11ar111HCy Phone 41 or 117 --ETX -,A --ef-fx ,N 'X ,I ,, ,-, Sf bffmxx xf x ,F ff pf WL If T'-' If bfx Dalia -543 f,,.fL-i ' 1 'lg.fn 'a'--f-f f'f 'A '--s --,-,q-ul!- -3 au- 8Lf?,'-1.ffj.,' - td.,- fir xx X' ,.-., A mf' Page ninety-nine I .iff 5- --.. . Old 05201-and7Q lack. STATIGN F-U-N K. P. For Him Mr. Pierce: Do you know the population of Clinton Ami A.: Not all of them. l've only lived here two years. 'I' 'I' 'I' New Ford joke Guide Cto tour party at Ford plantlz Do you know what would hap- pen if that man on the right side ever missed a day at work Rhoda llohson: No, what would happen ? Guide: Twenty-two hundred and sixty-one Fords would go out of the factory without springs. 'I' 'I' 'I' A Mean Trick Mrs. johnson: You say this blanket is all wool and yet you can see it is plainly marked cotton. Clerk: NVell, you see, we marked it cotton to fool the moths. 'I' 'I' 'I' Why Girls Fight 3-1 XYlmt's the fight aliout. Bertha. I told Mary l couldn't come over to see her yesterday because I was having my teeth cleaned, and she wanted to know when I expected them backf, -l- -1- -I- Generous Boy Miss XVest: l take great pleasure in giving you 90 in Algebra. Jim Howard: Aw, make it 100 and enjoy yourself. fs f-N -. e d WN-... xy re XXI -ls Q JZ ff X fbfxs X X ff ff 1 -,r l, K ,ff yl, Xxx ----,an --W 'W 'N:,Ti'Mu:,f ' ' d, ,.y -.ZA Page one hundred 23 4. -.I ,, , , , - -.- - gi -- QZd,GloZq'a13d13ZaQk J. C. PENNEY CO. KINCJ A NATION -WIDE INSTITUTION OF DEPARTMENT STORES With nearly 1000 stores in 46 states ours is truly a nation wide service. We invite you to visit our line of men's and women's ready-to-wear departments 315 S. Main St. - - Clinton, Ind. James C. Taber Compliments of - -,,x fy.. Staple McC0rmicks 8z Fancy E , Fountain-Luncheonette f GFOCCIICS 1 323 S. Main St. CLINTON, IND. - 47' , Phone 360 256 S. Main St. 'R - ff . aux 1 , fi,-N w www sf jf !Np -KI f' i.1.-.-- --- C--1 A--Am-s-8 m'G,,',!'i.f ,.y,L.,,f xxx XX ,,,-nu--' 1. '---' f- H ,f ,wi ' , Page one hundred one 'ft- X 1 hs. L Ii ...sq ...FQ VJ 'ef' - 1 .-'P-n - I. - Q - s Q an . 1?L5,.m,h?mw:-?fe'- - 1 .. - ... - . - 1 STATION F-U-N An Earthly Heaven Miss Briggs lin llihle Classy: XYhere do little lioys go who fish on Sunday? 'l'ominy XYood: C Dyer to the deep hole on l'erkin's farm. 'I' 'I' 'I' As She Figured It Sally llrown: Funny that hats Cost more than pianos. Mrs, llrown: They dou't, dear. XX'hat made you think that Sally: XN'ell, that sign in the window says, Hats-S10 up!! and just uow l saw a sign in another window, 'l'ianos-i plO down' ! 'I' 'I' 'I' Devoted to Charity Warren Stump: Mother, may l have a nickel lor the old man who is outside crying? lXlrs. Stump: Yes, of course. But what is the old man crying about NN'a1'1'en: l'le's crying, 'Peanuts-live cents a hagfn -1- -1- -1- Strauger: Can you direct me to the village? I Pat Shannon: Yes, keep straight ahead and turn a sharp left where the old elm tree used to lie. 'I' 'I' 'I' He Had It Mr. Martin: Now, what is vacuum, XYilliam? XYilliam xxeike lhesitatinglyl: XX'ell-lf'-er--l don't know just what it is---liut l have it in my head. 'I' 'I' 'I' ,loe llaskins lto handsome actor leading a liearl: XYhat's your liear's name? lien Turpin: Uladly. hloe: Uliladly! XVhere did you get that name? l-len: XVhy, from the llihle. lt says 'iiladly my cross l'd lwear'. -Ai -fs fs fs f , ffm'-,- y Xwf X X-'gf Nm x' f , E f 1, -nf A J,21'f: ,Z-'K 5 --1 ff Z!bfXfM'w ,---f' r --Q.f'-- --:lil k,.,,-i7'7 -J f'f, - I XX t -.-1-- ---2--se-.L Z di--- ,ffl --- ' . ' ' ff' ,mf Page one hundred' 'five '- O29-G5lo'ano773ZaCk 3 f- 5'g5l ,C 6,5 s - U e- --- ,ee 'Zi-?iL'T as O1d,Go1daqdB1ack lVlerllook Jewelry Company 5 Successor to W. F. Kessler 5 E The Clinton Hotel ' European Plan I The oldest established jewelry 5 store in Clinton. We carry the S - H' S' MOORE' Prop' 2 latest styles in jewelry and I E South Main St Clinton Ind watches. Greeting cards for : , all occasions. ' Remodeling Repairing Compliments of C .t 1 for your H 1 0 P HARDWARE Smoke House f . . . Paints, Oils, Varmshes Headquarters for Information S HARNESS 011 all SPOT! Events Cutlery-Aluminum Ware C. M. JONES, Prop. 246 Blackman sr. Phone 63 2 . 'EFX X fs e-xxx 'N , , ,ex llfnliflfx me sf ff fxnxs xx p 1f4l.,i,,y,,.-.- ----,-vB- --W '!m !:Lf?,'5q,?1!'l ' ',q. ,'y,V xx N' N.. f -1 Page one hundred three - ----- e 'I 'se' g- 1 -' STATION F-U-N For Shamc Miss Medill: Surely, you know wl1at the word 'mirror' means, john. After you've finished washing what do you look at to see if your face is clean P John Tuck: The towel. 'I' 'I' 'I' Pretty Hard to Believe The automobile was an unheard of thing to a mountaineer of a certain community, and he was very much startled one flay when he saw one go by without visible means of locomotion. His eyes bulged, however, when a motorcycle followed closely in its wake and disappeared like a Hash around a bend in the road. VVall, now, gee whiz! VVho'd have thought, said he, turn- ing to his son, that that thing had a colt?,' 'I' 'I' 'I' Violet York tto girl on busj : Have you promised to buy your annual? Girl : No, Violet: Will you buy it from me? Girl: Yes, if I go. 'I' 'I' 'I' Roy Cogan: lt's ten o'clock, and you said you'd be ready at eight. Lillian Rayce: U, l'm so sorry, Roy, I thought I said nine. 'I' 'I' 'I' Nothing New Mrs. Michaels: Do you still believe in the rod by way of developing children ? Mr. Michaels: I believe it is the natural way to make them smart. .,. , , 'ax X xy- N' N fx-N sr 'X ,, ,ex ky xxx X f' aff jx f ' .-,- A-.fw -f ' 'rs X uf: xx D! - L 23' ix X X fbxf N X .J-Cir'-- H ' - Q.f'g -E, .fi T -f .f-' , y X-Z f' NX -,..,, J 1 ,Aff ,tdii Page one hundreril'?'ou1- - Old G6Zdand.73Zack 3 .Lf-2 ff .Z . f.- - -- - , - ow -6loZdaf30'13ZaQk mmumunmnn mmmnnmummnuum FORD FoR1JSoN THE COLEMAN AUTO CO. CLINTON. INDIANA FORD SALES AND SERVICE LINCOLN EXPERT BATTERY REPAIR ummmumnummnuun unnum mmmnmuuunmnmum mm Joseph M. Hopkins Compliments of FUNERAL HoME Tombuugws 25c to 351.00 Store CLINTON, IND- Featuring Ladies and 415 Third st. , Ch1ldren's Ready-to-Wear Office Phone 395 ' ' Residence Phone 396 anuumuununummm:-umm:num-nmnnnnunmmnnnunnum mmnuu Ininnumnmmnunnunnnummnmmn vEf TNf'W??x' ' Xffffmif gQQilwoo1,..f'4 ono ooeo f iieo R ifivef n .' ,- -- AA ' N' nu 'AV-... J Page nm' hundi I fi Nigga-'e -S ' ' ' Old iG6Zd-and93-lack. STATION F-U-N Rastns: Ilow many yards o' goods for a shirt like dat ? Samho: Uh! l got dis one and four mo' all out of one yard last night. 'I' 'I' 'I' Found: .-X watch, hy a man with a cracked face. For Sale: A folding hed hy a lady that doubles up and looks like a piano. VVanted: Man to milk and drive a Ford. 'I' 'I' 'I' H ow It Seemed Little Sue Skidmore went shopping in the city with her mother. and had her lirst experience in an elevator. How did you like it, Sue asked her father on her return. NVl1y, it was so funny. Daddy, answered Sue. W'e wcnt into a little house, and the upstairs came down. 'I' 'I' 0 A Better Man Than He Unce there was an lrishman, l'at Shannon, who saw a hig anchor on a ship. lle stayed around watching it for a long time. XVhen asked what he was looking at with so much curiosity, he replied: Uh, l'm waiting to see the man that uses the pick. 'I' 'I' 'I' Some Dad Sid Silverman and Fred Myers were preaching the relative importance of their dads, when Fred exclaimed, My dad is an Elk, a Lion, a Moose, and an Eagle. Gee! said Sid, what does it cost to see him? This page through courtesy of V ermillion Chevrolet Co. X 5y ' 'W fxN -.jiiiix ff .. Q ff. K' V QI Lf' - 1 is . ' 1' 2 f X. 'fe -- 'fell X INC XJXZZX X I lf' ff 44 -V Tr-'in -WHA X,N X X. - --f----.Tis s-4 Ns rf X -,.lll1,,Q-y-J L---nv K. d' gn :fig jd Q! Page one hu-nclred six , 512 f if -7 ' .. ' , , ff--1.-:- Qld ,Glold a13d.23Zagk STEVEN SUN LUMBER CO. The Building Material Store Marshall Sl Son Wallpaper, Paint, Var nish, Glass, Picture Frames, Windshield and Sedan Glass unnmmnmuu BUICK When better Automobiles are built, Buick will build them Clinto11 Buick Sales Co. 231-235 Blackman St. CLINTON, IND. Steam Bath For Men and Women Open Wednesdays and Saturl- days from 10 A. M. until mid- night. Open Sundays from 6 A. M. until 2 P. M. ONNI LAHTI Phone 92 325 S. Main St 318 N. 8th St. Clinton, Ind. . A t fx , fX- xg? 0 Ef,..N1tffX, XL! Z f X fafx tx ,ug a -3x x'n '- YS, nx..f,f'i.f!- fyiv, xxx xx ' ff af' ,f Page one hundzccl sewn 3.9 F- fe: - - - , . Old Goldgmdfif lack STATION F-U-N Position Assured Anna Mildred Smith: Do you suppose Stumpie is in a position to ask me to marry him ? Martha Brown: Well, I should say so. Haven't I just returned his ring? 'I' 'I' 'I' One Was Enough Claude Dugger: May I have the last dance with you ? Lucile Roberts: Don't be silly. You've already had it. 'I' 'I' 'I' Solicitation He: Do you think you can manage on my salary of S50 a week, dar- ling? Urcel Daniel: I think I can, but what will you do? 1' 'I' 'I' The Next Morning Mr. Boyd ffuriouslyj: My favorite pipe smashed to pieces! Who on earth could have been so confounded careless F Mrs. Boyd Ctartlyjz I don't know, I'm sure. All I know is that I came down this morning and found your shoes on the mantelpiece and your pipe on the doorniat-- Mr. Boyd Qmildlyj: Oh, well, accidents will happen. This page through courtesy of the Clinton Book Store. X AVL- FNB f-N FNXYN , , K ff N-tf:x fy if Jo l sf 41 X X jofxs X X y fr fill-:p',,,-.e lf.- X, lr K -1- jx .rfb Nx I ,,:L-- --8, 9.4- , - - - ,if ---7 ,Z J. Page one hundred eihht 1255 EE- - HE - A---Jyfuwx l..-...Z2.- Q1d.QOldfffzd1S14Qk unuuunmumuuu um-mm mmmun nuunnu At Your Service COMPLIMENTS OF WABASH VALLEY ELECTRIC CO. H. S. CALL INSURANCE Compliments of CARLI AND and VALENT1 : : REAL ESTATE 227 Blackman St. Clinton, Ind. 'A FX A ,,, N.-N SF'WfE+ffCVx sf . f' ,V X .vu aye, 1' N !, ,.'i--- '--Y4-ju,.1, , ,,- jf' Y, Y 1 gd- r' Page one h,ll11d'l'Cd nine 3 -i ' .1 h . V .- - 1 STATIGN F-U-N Kind Lady- NVhat is your name, little boy? Boy- joshua Shadrock Lemuel 'l'otts. K. L.-NVelll NVell! XYho gave you that name ? Boy- I dunno yet, but 1'll hnd out some day. 'I' 'I' 'I' Miss NYarren: How do you cook soft boiled eggs ? Martha Huffman: Boil them in soft water. 'I' 'I' 'I' Carson is the most absent-minded chap I ever sawf NVhat's he been doing now? This morning he went out of his office and left stating that he would be back at 3 o'clock, Finding that he had forgotten something, he went hack to the office, read the notice on the floor, and sat down on the stairs to wait till 3 o'clock. 'I' 'I' 'I' I don't like your heart action, said the doctor, applying the stetho- scope again. You have had some trouble with angina pectorisf' You're partly right, doctor, said Roy Coogan, sheepishly, but that ain't her name. 'I' 'I' 'I' Do you understand the cause of Dorothy Nelson's and Violet York's quarrel ? Well, I was told that it was 6 feet tall, had broad shoulders, and wore a khaki suit. ow -aw f-N FSYN a- fmxfa sf is if so x t ff If ici,-Lf--'A'- Y .f-- , T ,ff ,Vx xxx w,,,, ,,--w---,j,,i-fi'-. . M' at A!! I Page one hundred ten -EE.-fs? Old Gala-andaigzaqg - ,LA fee-T i Qld-Q'-oZda13a'j3Zc4Qk Photographic Work for this Annual - BY .. CADSHNEITS STUDIO 125 S. Main St. Telephone 461 Photographs Live Forever Clinton Tobacco Co. Good Candy and Service A. J. Doughty - z SUNSHINE BREAD Furniture, Rugs, Stoves 5 : : The Quality Loaf Made in your own city Sz Block Washers CLINTON, INDIANA lVIeyer's Bakery In -I-mum--.-mmnmInm..-I-.I-Ilm.-I-.nmIN..--I..-ll..-.--I-....H. Fm..-I.-mm mn-I-mn.InI.IHImnmmmmnmnnn Q55 .,-s ,- ,- .ist K' Sy, -xbffxqx f , gf NMR K ,X -'lx , 1 f l- L- ,j,,-,s ,lk ,wr --1 - - mn -8- ceifglf' ' ,H fb to Page one hundred el 6116 ,sf F Old Golda 07331 k 1 T3gNAq5f1liE:f:-f..i-T-.i.-j h - Q - n 2 - -ac. g: STATION F-U-N l.yle liilliatt, age six, was very fond of squeezing tooth paste from the tube. lDon't take too much this time, dear, said his mother one morning. How much may I have? said he. NVell, a little bit, perhaps as big as a bean, replied mother. Lyle pinched the tube violently and out shot the paste. Oh, oh, exclaimed his mother. Not so much, Lyle. Didn't l say as big as a bean P Yes, said Lyle, this is a string bean. 'I' 'I' 'I' A Wise Child Mother tto her son, just returned from a partyj: Well, Robert, did you enjoy yourself at the party F Robert Griffiths: l'll sav l did. While we were Jla 'in anies, we had N . . ll 3 gg . v nuts and candy. 'lhen, later on we had our choice of ice cream or pie. Mother: And which did you choose? Robert: l took pie a-la-mode. 'I' 'I' 'I' Dot Nelson: Don't you love driving on a night like this? Mike: Yes, but I thought that l'd wait until we got farther out in the country. 'I' 'I' 'I' Jim lloward: At least, l cau't call you two-faced. I'ooch Marsh: Why ? jim: You wouldn't use that one if you had another. 'I' 'I' 'I' Mildred Boren: VVhat is the Erst thing that turns green in the spring? lilda Basso: Christmas jelexvryf' 'I' 'I' 'I' Mike was trying to pass an examination for the office of pound keeper. XVhat are the rabies, and what would you do for them P Mike answered, Rabies are Jewish priests, and l'm an Irishman, dern y,e-YY .,sw-N,fs few X,:s1ss.? A I ff NNN St' 'X W sf' Zff ,fs as -1541 7.-fr' pf r'e-sr-,-.,,T,..ff--H s-N f,.f ,Vx xxx -tau' ,,w-- -'U---H- inefvf- .. - ,fy N'-,--I Q- I J. ,! H .f' Page one hundred twelve Qzdqqozdaqdxszqgk ununnu I unuuun num-nu I Coats - Dresses - Hats for High School Girls B A K E R 9 S READY-TO-WEAR SHOP If it's 116W it's here. Visit MOFg3l1,S Drug Store At Your Service Always-All Ways num munn MOORE'S SHOE SHOP FOR BETTER SHOE REPAIRIN G 250 S. Main St. Phone 103L Glasson Motor Sales Dealers in OAKLAND AND PONTIAC CARS Phone 497 I Phone 87 225-27 Elm St. Clinton Indiana Q wiv--S ,-:-jx , Q, ff. X,,,xn y ly - - xf' N, 1-ffvi xxpxglslgvlql ' 4X ,frfrn ff --'L- im -54- ASQ- , - - - ----,ati Z, In .1- , x. f .V Page one hundred th t 7 if ir' ' i-'?J3 Old Gold and.73Zack E ....,.. .. .... - . .-c5,s- gs: - -D - n - . .- STATION F-U-N Mr. l'ierce fin 7th Period llistory classj: Now, 'l'ommy, tell me who followed lidward IV. 'l'omniy XVoods: Mary. Mr. P.: And who followed Mary? Tommy XV.: Her little lamb. 'I' 'I' 'I' Hurt was rather backward in his studies. One day when Mrs. Raynes questioned him as to his standing at school he admitted that he was the lowest in the class. llis mother exclaimed, NVhy, Burt, I'm rather ashamed ul' you. XVhy don't you study harder and get away from the foot of the class It isn't my fault, Hurt replied, in tones of injured innocence. The kid that was at the foot moved away. i 'I' 'I' 'I' Virginia Spears: XVhat's the hardest thing about roller skating when you learn P ' Mary Dancey: The floor. 'I' 'I' 'I' Time: 3 230. Place: Athletic field. Day: Any day in the fall. Can I warm up with you guys? yells Cogan. tam- W -1- -1- -1- lfven in further years hy this you may know them: Maxine Reed: VVhen you going to Brazil? NVilma Hewill: VVhere's Bertha P Bertha Bolin: Have you seen VVilma P Martha Huffman: I haven't got my lesson. 'L Marion Cooke: What's our penmanship? Mr. Pierce: Outline Mr. Michael: Charles Shannon wanted in the otifice, please l Miss Kryter: You're worse than your little brother, Holm. -,-5 ,,N ,-rx - 5 fgex 'N I QNF x xy its bf N-lsffkxhr I Q s K T- ! x 1-sfixi s X if Qi-'e-A-'-' c -TH ,.f ,, MT ...yea -5'- 'u --s-.u.'.:'f,f1-- fy! X --. ,Jia df I! Page one hundred fourteen , ' - ' V ' ' ' ' ' ijiijff---he Qld Qold afyfjszagk mmmnuu nunnuum ununanunuuunnmunnunnunnununnnnnnunnuunuinnuninnnunannunnnnnnmmnnunnnnn J. N. F R I S T FUNERAL HOME - Telephone 107-108 Fifth and Blackman Sts. CLINTON, IND. F . Pick 0' the Pictures RHQEICS razler At the 0111 all P Y Wabash Hardware, Furniture And Jewelrv Victrolas - 1 - a Ca ltnlf- Victor Records ' A P I COMPLETE HOME E More Stars than Z FURNISHERS there are in heaven - You can Buy on Payments ' Manager -f-N -- ,- Xi?'X N , N '-3 -.X 'X A ,, ,NN S! bffxx-kF,?Xy X ,rep ff fmfxf N X If , x yvdcrfff yi , xxx .am ,, ,,,.-x-- ---.-Aa.L-,,-- ,,- N-, ,ff ,f-1' Page one hundred fifteen 535523 3 - - - - Old G52o'ano713Zack E ...,.,. - .... - .. - '-x:'sv...:f ' , - .. ' - - A ' '.. ' STATION F-U-N For Men Only NW- have several South Sea lslanders in our Sophomore class, who have flowing hair and long ear rings. 'I' 'I' 'I' John Terry: How did you get that beautiful wave in your hair, ' Charles ? Charles VV.: Standing on my head on a corrugated roof in my youth. 'I' 'I' 'I' Inquisitive: Say, what does your mother feed you on F Skinny-Well-Fed ftired of being razzedj: A table. 'l l I' How did you get that black eye, Stumpy ? W'ell, Anna Mildred's dad came into the front room while we were dancing, and he's deaf and couldn't hear the victrolaf' 'I' 'I' 'I' Little Willie, Pair of skates, Hole in ice. Golden Gates. 'l I l' Dr. White: Why are you out of school so much, Bud? Bud XVhite: I'm trying to learn to love my teachers. Absence makes the heart grow fonder, you know. 'l l'1' Mr. Martin: XVhen do leaves start to turn around here ? Mac Ferguson: Around examination day. 'I' 'I' 'I' Mysteries of life: l. Loveg 2. XVon1eng 3. Hash. VAYQ' 'fxwwfklfyix ' ffixni:-X ff JPXE Dflcfirjfual-,,o-T,-j?' Z-Qxjfi X XA ss fe..-.uf ,,...'-- f -P Meeker , , Page one hundred sixteen 53? eil 1 fi' 5' ' .. ' 4331--1.-T.':,, oza Gold andaszqgk - Telephone 156 We buy milk Wayne Earles Dairy Dealer in PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Clinton, Indiana Complinemts of WASSERMAN SHOE STORE South Main St. C. Columbus Cooperative Society General Merchandise We sell goods at Wholesale prices plus operating expens- 5 es. Why not boost the Co-operative movement? Join Us 959 N. Ninth St. Phone 746K Guy I-I. Briggs General Contracting Real Estate Insurance 1 Raynes Frazier Bldg. Residence Phone 54 Clinton, Indiana fs- -A --.fx .Q X 'N A , ,X fic 1-xfpxz s X ,I .iT,1----Aw 'AH TT. I ..-Tw N ff if- xx A -1-' Page one hundred seventeen Old Gold-andiglackp 5 STATION F-U-N Wrong Address Have you got a Charles Dickens in your home asked the polite hook agent. No! she snapped. Or a Robert Louis Stevenson P No l 'if Ur a Gene Field? No, we ain't, and what's more, we ain't running no hoarding house here, either. If you're looking for them fellows, you might try across the street. 'I' 'I' 'I' Miss Conley! Did you ever do anything on time. Martha Spear: Yes, .I bought a hat once. 'I' 'I' 'I' New One lie was newly arrived in this country, and was none too familiar with the use of the telephone. He took down the receiver and demanded: Aye vant to talk to my wife. Number, please. Oh, he replied, perfectly willing to help out, she hane my second vun. 'I' 'I' 'I' Fred .-X.: Papa, what is science F Mr. A.: Don't he dumb, Fred. lt's them things like what says, Keep off the Grass. 'I' 'I' 'I' Agnes Ousky: I don't intend to he married until I'm thirty. lxlartha Miller: 1 don't intend to he thirty until I'm married. 'I' 'I' 'I' Mr. Kelly tin sociology classy: VVhat would happen Qtapping his head with a pencilj in an accident of this kind P 'I' 'I' 'I' Some Seniors saw a patch of green. They thought it was the Freshman Class. On drawing closer they found it was a reflection in a looking-glass. 'I I I' Hello! Is this 2823? Is Chester Poor there? No, Charlotte Spears isn't here. yfsffkrufrv rf t f N. 1 : , A ,- 'N :Z-,N ,ff ,fe N X S ff K ,, ,,-I-- 1---s.,,M'f f'--- ,,-1' V --- If 'dir Page one hundred eighteen ,Q ,sf fi . , ' , ,, ,-- 4 Q- Qlle 5-QQ ' -'- x 5.1 Old -GOZJGNJBZQQR -'fi - AUTOGRAPHS MF MY TEACHERS AM , P VN!!! f xii! . 'A 'NXN FN 'N f J ff'-N-N Q x N ,, .',4 - ' ----,fl--i5,:r7b . K .-.TW . W'!' yi , XX W-,.14n-,,,, Jugs- ,I X- --'.,ua--- '--,------ f, N ,ff df' N-. Pg h d d t sift g - ----- Lv, Old G5Zd-andvqzacg ' Wx Qi: Q AUTQGRAPHS vie? x gwww- Mf-MM '1.W'x I R 'YY' . Q '52 - : D' l7nfr'1Z'A5 H Baby Q N' f .EL SM' Cf Riff' fl J , .. 0 k jfwf-ff 'fY '5 4' --'Y ,W ze 'J f 99 , ,, my ,M41ffr-rw! I-vvls ng? 'ag 'Lam 2 2 -'Wy jifww- iw L'j,4,Z!,!-I gy SNA - 'ni' JJAAAAJ .694-v-4-A-QL? H 2? sf xwr'N+f?M1' Sf gli ,,,,....-,,,, M,.f ', ff ----f-+--' Ly -- - -- ,,,,.f- , Page one hundred Tllventy A , ang l- if , ff' -gif - ---A 'ff-Y -- Qld-QOZQ! affaiszgbz AWUTOGRAPI-IIS A Z p ll ' A f ' zwdlg' N 144 '2 f- is--S' Q. 4562 ei ' Q1 Nab mmbiflfli' Q K E U7 Nfikw if 46 5 Q I 4:1 - Q 'fbx N ' N' i - 'X A ,,. ,xx y Nxwffik x X .:-N, vi jxfv N X If ff- 51, T ,,,,,--m---,,,.,ff1'.. 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