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

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FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshies started the new school year with two hundred and forty-five students. They got together within a few weeks and chose their officers which are: President - Marion Dorman Vice-President - Mario Dal Sasso Secretary-Treasurer - Eleanor Archer Sponsors - Mr. M. E. Frump and Miss Adeline Magnabosco Later Alice Drake was chosen as one of the attendants of the queen for Homecoming Day. On December 15, two hundred and forty-five Freshman had a swell party at the gym. They enjoyed a picnic in the spring. MARION DORMAN MARIO DAL SASSO ELEANOR ARCHER President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Page Twenty-Three

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SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomores are 258 in number. At a meeting with Mrs. Johnson in charge they selected the following officers: President - Richard Perkins Vice-President - John Wayne Marietta Secretary-Treasurer - Martha Voto Sponsors - Mr. Dermott McDonald and Miss Anna Laura Curtis In the election of the attendants of the queen for the Home- coming game, Virginia Lee Stewart Was selected. On December 19, sixty-one Sophies enjoyed a grand party in the gym. In the spring another party in the form of a picnic was attended by a majority of members. RICHARD PERKINS JOHN WAYNE MARIETTA MARTHA VOTO President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Page Twenty-Two

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EIGHTH GRADE Soon after school started 129 pupils of the Eighth Grade met and elected officers and sponsors. On January 19 they had their annual party. During the year they had home room activi- ties under Mr. Elliott's supervision. President CHARLES BOSSTICK Vice-Presidezit RUTH ANN VVOOD Secretary-'I'reasu1'er ICVELYN CLOUGH Sponsors MR. TOMPKINS MISS CLEARWATERS S E V E N T H G R A D E CLARA HARDEN Vice-I'1'esident DONALD STITH Secretary-T1'easu1'er J OHN BAKER Sponsors M R. ANTONINI N ISS BAUMGARTNER Early in the year the Seventh Grade met and elected officers and sponsors. On December 19, they had their party at which refreshments were served. During the year they had home room activities under the direction of Miss Ahlemeyer. Page Twenty-I'our