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

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.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