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

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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

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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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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1939, although having few worldly pos- sessions, declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Everette Abrams, will my ability to get along with the girls to Robert Shew. I, Martha Akers, will my man-hating power to Dorothy Touhey. , Rex Anstead, will my height to next year's basketball team. , Pete Avenatti, will my four girl friends to any one who can get t em. I, Nick Balaban, will my bowling ability to Mr. McDonald. I, Bob Barnes, will my services as a trumpet player to N. B. C. I, Thelma Beard, will my flirtatious ways to Margaret Rovi. I, Leonora Beltrame, will my initials lb. to Mr. Stuteville. I I I I I I , Idamay Berrisford, will my insomnia to Tommy Giovanini. , Tony Berto, will my stuttering to Roscoe Ates. , Oris Black, will my black cookie duster to Nick Kerkez. , Willard Blue, will my gorgeous lashes to envious girls. , Mary Beth Blanford, will my Wassel dancing to Jack Taylor. , Dallas Bcetto, will my eyes to Eddie Cantor. I, Ralph Bonacorsi, will my roly-poly condition to Wilbur Harris. I, Ermette Bonucchi, will my gorgeous black hair to Herbert Hert. I, Clara Boscardin, will my checking of the assembly rows to an un- fortunate. , Van Bozarth, will my quietness to Pete Milanovich. .., Bill Brann, will my line to hang clothes on. , Harold Briscoe, will my recitations to George Howard Stevenson. I, Josephine Cali, will my voice to the chorus. I, James Camarata, will my nickname Ethiopis to Muscleinni. I, Maurice Earl Carmody, will my first name to Maurice Chevalier. I, George Carso, will my broken nose to the person responsible. I, Anna Castagna, will my superfluous height to Martha White. I I I I I I I I T I , Lucile Clover, will my last name to cows. , Harry Coleman, will my technique to brother Dick. , Mary Louise Craig, will my walk to Mr. Tuck. , Pauline Crowder, will leave because I have 32 credits. , Betty Cunningham, will my absent-mindedness and all the things I've forgotten to Mr. Fred Hayes. I, Eugene Data, will my last name to Lovers. I William Reese Davis, will my loud socks and curly locks to Dale Youmans. Maurice Davis, will -my Rosedale nights to Emerson Crowder. Helen Delich, will my typing ability to both of my sisters, Mary and Dorothy. I, Pete Donna, will my good behavior in assemblies to George Lun- I, I, die. I, Bill Dorman, will my amazing sex appeal to handsome Clyde Tyler. I, Marguerite Easter, will Jimmy to anyone-if they can get him. I Katherine Elliott, will my security to hurdles classes. 7 Page Twenty-Five