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

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been able to hook hlm vet The sawbones staff whrch rncluded Doctor ean Dal qasso lVlar1on Crlfoy Mary Hornacky and Alfred Wostatek and nurses Martha Edwards leona Lucarellr Mary Plerce and Helen Redman rushed to the scene of the crash but no one was hurt ln the press box we flnd Ruth Crosby uanlta Durham Robert MOTTISOH and Helen SQUIYSS Ruth and uanrta are wlth the Chlcago Tribune whlle Robert and Helen wrxte for several papers ln New York Those two scren tlsts Anthony Troskey and Howard Bumgardner just came ln They are now workmg on th lr latest bram storm harclenmsf peas by frre to make bullets out of them oseph O Bara who just got ln from hrs ranch in Wyoming has brought three of his best cowpunchers George Fenro Robert Mattsey and Carlos Moore He also brought hrs hostess Sadie Lunstrum former MISS Amerrca From Hollywood comes Drrector Fred Grlffln who has just frm hed the hut Tempest starrlng Louls Dalla and ames Bosstnck Also from Hollywood comes Eddie Slover makeup man Loretta Fltzpatrlck and Mar aret Cnanottl dress de xgners and Catherlne Zorzr crltlc At th half of the game enme Contrl and her oand appeared It was composed of Fvalyn Huxford Alice Mattloda osephme Maranovrch X!l0l6t Chappelear I ouxse Clark osephrne Collch and Rosemary Devine Well rf xt lsn t Max Holvev who was just acquitted rn a case avalnst N rrml Andrews prominent crrmmal lawyers Standing at the coc stand eatmg hot dogs durm th half are Norma Sa o flrst accordlonlst rn Shep Fleld s Rrpplrn Rhythm Orchestra and Marshall Boatman who has replac d Eddie Duchln who has retlred We fmd Ben Sollars ha a job for the day as honorary lmesman He slnf s wrth Bob Cro by s orchestra at the Black Hawk ln Chlcago as a srdellne but hrs real Job IS CHQIHCCYIH He IS now wormnv on a plan to su pend New York CltV I0 000 feet In the alr Flash lt has been rumored that the goal posts for thx ame were donated by Ernre Kal-.er bm shot toothpick manufacturer from the crty 'Somebody just rang the C H S bell and Wayne Foltz starts to cut the alr to rlbbons Wayne has had one fwht too manv ln one corner of the bleachers we fmd Rose Costa Rena Berto Rose mary Donzero lucllle Foltz Vrctorla Lupato and Evelyn ROCllCh all teach ers at Terre Haute Commercial Colle e Charlotte Smith and llla Mae Row ley have opened a so called rest cure hospital and have as therr employees Hllda Church Mary Mar aret Donml Ilene ohnson Katherine Lawson CP IDL Wm tt n J - , ' 1' , . , Y 'I' I V - , J ' , ' . A. . . . ' X' I ,3 A - J A . y ..... y J - . 4 - v I y 1 v g . .V I K S.- Y . .Y . . ' S J . . , - A , ' f A ' , J ' ' , ' , y .... ' . K . . D . him for making wooden nickles. He was defended by Gino Carrera and . 5 - K . g 6 SS ' . . . . . .x . . g A C ' x 2 . K . . Y . S . f, 3 . , Q g. . D 1 . , ' , y , - . g . . . H ' , gf ' I J , ' . . 1 J' A f C 'U

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TIME OCTOBER 1951 As Predicted by Harry Ahlemeyer Clmton s uptown dlstrlct was very dead thls clear crxsp October after noon for the majority of townspeople were enjoymg a football game at the stadlum The qunetude was broken by the plercmg vonce of the flre whlstle This brought sleepy ohn Yeager the local flre chief out of a seml coma He summoned the assxstant chief Coomf- Smith who Immediately rounded up his flve stooves Deak Berrlsford who was too mean to get ln the navy Ernle Boetto followmo' ln Pa s footsteps ohnnv Benettl ex major of Clm ton Fred Bazzam the drlver and Phrl Barone the mechanic The call came from the stadlum In the frantic Volce of Bob Bennett the asslstant coach There was no harm done as xt was rust a grass flre started by Laton Kelley lr s fast feet when he heard his father yell Come on Shlpwreck V After Chlef of Pollce Bob Two Gun Cvengrns had restored order referee Dan el Boone Valerme blew hls whistle and play was resumed As we look lnto the cheerm crowd we can mck out an announcer who turns out to be none other than Frank Kamm lntervlewmg som of the celebs Frank spent four years at St Mary s untll thev got wlse and ther he got bv wlth two at Vassar At the pres nt he IS mtervlewlng th Famous Elegy UQOTIHO Guglrelmettl Alex The Axman ackovlch lun Llbel and Tough Tonv Nlcconnell Rwht behind them comes angled Nerves ack Palmer who went to the South Sea lslands as a movle cout and came back a wreck erry W hrs wlfe thouf ht he had been to Alaska to shoot bear and got cauvht ln a blnzzard Here comes super salesman Wa vne Kamm who has momentarlly glven the three famous detectives Webb John Wlle and Merko Dotllch the sllp The charge agalnst Wayne was selling the San FYBDCISCO brndge An nouncer Kamm has just cornered those boys who are responslble for keepms, the Famous Flvlnv El ht ln the alr Bo 1ns.,s most famous mechanlcs ohn Caveney Harold FYlSt Charles C-araffa Thomas La Vanne Hugh lVlcl..at chle Ed Paloncv and Herman Rodeghlero Kamm IS all exclted now for those two test drlvers Yose l-lelegda and ane Robertson followed by of all people Mary Berry on a motorcvcle just crashed through the east fence Yose was just showln off but Jane was looklng for Wayne K as she hasn t P1 lit . c . D . . J .Y - X . I i 10 Ol 1 A n Q 1 . Flylng Eight. Alex Bibich. Allen Crane, Hal Ace Edwardsll !'Wild Bill . ., ' ' , 1 , I . A. n , 4 'I 1 , I ' K H . 0 . . ' S. -Y . , J :gc 'fig ztu '11

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eannett Rowley and Paulme Yellch all skllled ln the art of sllnglng powder llpStlCk rouge etc They figure to beautlfy a person one way or another so lf Charlotte and llla Mae fall ln uslng natural means they shoot them into those fore mentxoned face flXl'1g fanatics who have never been known to an Loudmouth Kamm has just announced that Morrls Adams and the Mrs the former Vlclet Lawson have received a good prlce for their corn from Charles Fagan Wilson gram buyer and the meanest man ln town so the farmers say Morrls says wlth thls money they can flmsh paymg for thelr lyford farm lmovene Hu g and Mary Makosky have opened a school for court reporters esse and Cllbert Hmzy have opened a factory Hmzy Bros They supply the bw needle manufacturers wlth eyes for their needles Business IS so good It keeps their slx stenos raphers Margaret I-laltom Melba Favall Anna Brklach Fllzabeth Parone Mary Olive Armstrong and CCQIYS Scorza on the rellef rolls all the tlme Angeline Baratto and ohn Bertogllo got marrled and moved to the Antarctlc reglons because the! thought lt should be nice and warm that far south Lewis Blewend shortstop for the Detrolt Tlvers tears his cars up so badly that the last one had Mrk Rendacl local pound em cut expert stumped Anna Cabonay and Mlldred Dellch are on the radio Mildred smgs and Anna plays the plano Delbert Wrlvht IS a blg aspmn tablet maker He advertlses Take a Vvrxght asplrln wrong and vou wlll never have another pam Mary Frlgo and Wllllam Keown are sclentx ts ln Oddle Malanowskl s laboratory Ermal rms and Ravrrvond qhannon also put ln thelr time there Delena Perona and Rlta Rlcauda ard thev wanted to se llfe so they are now setting pms m a Coney Island bowling allev l ucllle Webster went to Afrlca as a mlsslonary but found out that Vvarren Wright and George Lyons control all the natxves down there so she Jomed oan Wrlght and they are now touring the wo ld Robert Lewls IS an executlve wlth General Motors and has hlred ennle arc and Maxine Delph as stenographers Betty Morrls Betty Martin and Verlet ones all went to Alaska and married Esklmos Verlet aid ther are kmd but dumb Russel Tenms James qtewart and Flovd Ummel were flshmg off Catalina lsland when they were caught ln a storm When they got out of the storm they were ln Hawan o thev declded to stay Floyd sald Vvc couldn t do a thing with the boat It just went that way Hazel Smith Letha Stutler and Mollle Rozma run a dance hall and Chrxstle Scagglarl s orche tra plays Ellzabeth Simpson conducts a recreatlon center and Anthony Naujokaxtls makes shoes for one legged men Harry Ahlemeyer IS mayor of New York and hlres Glen Gray s band to welcome every hero lnto the clty Well C H S beat Frog College IO4 0 What a game' It was a swell reumon and we hope to meet agam soon fpagt Tn enty J , , , l Y ' ' , - A , - , f - , , U , A ' :D C' 1 . J . ,. D . . . . Y , , - 1 I. , - . . , . . . I. A . C t, V , , - - ' , , D . . s. . Q. . . . 4 ., A ., . . . . 9 . D . . . . . D Q . . . ' . , J r J . . s .' . . .. . . , V A, s. V u T Q . - Y . , I Q U ' , s . ' , . . . O ' . . , ,