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

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Virginia Lear, will my last name to Shakespearian plays. Marie Louden, will my fast ways to Buddy Ebson. Don Luce, will my dates with Miss Carbon to other kids who flunk Latin. Elmo Magnabosco, will Zeegah to Clinton High. Josephine Marcinko, will my sunny disposition to Mr. Tompkins for the second period assembly. Elnora Marietta, will my giggles to Sam Winters. Robert Markello, will my patrol belt to Bill Potter. Evelyn Martin, will my title as Beauty Queen to Elise Meyer. Anna Meneghini, will my white and green sweaters to Josephine Mestek. Lamberto Michelini, will my nickname Dirty to any sucker. Robert Mitchell, will my perfect timing to Charles McLeish. William Mooney, will my golden voice to anyone wishing a bright future on the radio. Arthur Moore, will my voice to the birds. Carl Moser, will my feet to J itterbugs. Eva Mosk, will my natural blonde hair to Alberta Thomas. Rosaline Muzzarelli, will my typing ability to Billy Bob Kutch. Claire McDonald, will my Irishness to Tony Dal Sasso. Elaine McKay, will my basketball prowess to Otis Anderson. Margaret McVay, will my dimples to Shirley Temple. Joe McLeish, will my speed to Jean Hitt. Tommy McLeish, will my well-pressed pants to Alexander Piag- narelli. Margaret Nelson, will my gossiping to Gillis' after-school gang. Pauline Nevins, will my irresistable looks and personality to any- one wishing to be popular among the boys of C. H. S. Lillie Niemonen, will my quietness to any loud-mouthed Junior. Grace Nowling, Will my slimness to Eleanor Kelley. Mildred O'Bradovich, will my place of eating at the Grill to Mar- garet Yeager. June Owens, will my excess weight to Rose Apa. Noble Paine, will my masculine charm in a gym suit to Robert Auer. Ralph Peck, will my piano playing to Harry Valente. Angelo Perfetti, will my ping-pong ability to Johnny Ellis. Vinson Perkins, will my high powered limousine to my brother NRi .H Louise Pognant, will my dark hair to Irene Gernus. Mary Provence, will my A's in Speech Class to Elizabeth Birt. Martha Prohaska, will my absence slips to Lyman Foncannon. Joe Ralston, will my temper, red hair, and ready fists to Jack Gilfo . Kennesth Ronk, will my line with girls to George Winters. Eleanor Ruffatola, will my heart to Bill. Marion Runyan, will my ability as a seamstress to Clara Grace Paine. Frances Russell, will my sense of humor to Ginnie Shew. Page Twenty-Seven

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Chester Farrington, will my athletic build to Rat Clark. Donald Fellows, will my pestering to Bill Reeder. Andrew Fenolio, will my test papers to Squinch. Betty Ferguson, will keep Walter for myself. Gordon Fletcher, will my Romeo mannerisms to Joe Getchie. Anne Marie Folden, will my lipstick to the tube it came from. Maxine Foltz, will my neat hair to Martha Mackie. Maxine Foos, will my foos to Smokey Stover. Leslie Foster, will my swell personality to Frank Kamarata. Edward Gabony, will my timidity to mice. Frederick Grindle, will my paper route to ambitious boys. Anna Mae Gunnoe, will my shorthand letters to anyone who can read them. Ann Marie Guy, will everything except my good looks to the Jun- ior Class. Herbert Hallett, will my perfect trombone playing to Edgar Hum- phrey. Lois Halsey, will my future as an Economics teacher to Miss Kib- ler. Louis Happel, will my name Scoop to Mr. Carey. Edward Hardie, will my nickname Buck to Jack Benny. Donella Harmon, will Reggie to the football squad. Ernest Harris, will my boldness to Don Thomson. David Harrison, will my blushes to Morgan Lachney. Raymond Hedges, will my last name to front yards. Rex Hedges, will my curly locks to Jerry Stuteville. William Hedges, will my candid camera to the Photography Club. Ruth Helt, will my walk to anyone who wants it. Gail Hennis, will my tomboyishness to Mary Louise Paquette. V William Hesler, will my red hair to Mr. Mendenhall. Mary Howard, will my boy friend to no one 5 I tried too hard to get him. Orpha Hunt, will my quietness to Irene Bogovich. Robert Hunt, will my complexion to anyone who blushes. Jane Hunter, will my speech making to Norma Kaster. Margaret Jackson, will my assembly seat to next year's Seniors. Margaret Jennings, will my fashion write-ups to Helen Bodnar. George R. Jones, will my scientific mind to Mr. Staats. Joseph Jones, will my unusual name to the other Jones Boys. Helen Kairns, will my pretty curls to Virginia Lee Stewart. Beulah Kerkez, will my page-boy bob to Florence Bledsoe. Mildred Kerkez, will my loyalty to boy friends laheml to anyone who can get away with it. Josephine Kiger, will my methods of giving current events to Speech teachers. Harold Lambert, will my red nose to W. C. Fields. Edward LaRoche, will my nickname Babe to Marie L. Adams. Alfred Lawson, will my walk to Numa to someone with bunions. Marcella Lawson, will my Rose Poly inspiration to Marcella Law- SOII. Page Twenty Six

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Mildred Russell, will my baby-doll dresses to Mary Young. Ambrogio Sartor, will my curly hair to Weigie Reed. Billie Louise Satterlee, will my dancing to anyone who wishes to keep from being stepped on. Leroy Satterlee, will Dreamland to George Ann Slover. Alice Savio, will all my evenings to HIM! Enzo Scorza, will my mechanical knowledge to Frank Greco. Bill Sexton, will my love of the navy to James Greasy Short. Rena Silotto, will my intelligence to Einstein. John Simpson, will my long stay in high school to James Pesa- vento. Vera Slusser, will my Kentucky belle figure to anyone on a diet. William Smith, will my pleasure in bachanal revelry to Bob Mer- r1 ees. Douglas Spence, will my aristocratic nose to Mickey McDonald. Raymond Spurr, will my last name to horse-operas. Thelma Stein, will my classy dancing to Mary Pesavento. Warren Staats, will brother Wayne to future chemistry students. Mary Stringfellow, will my nickname to string beans. Mary Suchta, will all my time to Gussie. Dale Taylor, will my nickname Zip to Stepin Fetchit. Hazel Tennis, will my last name to rackets. James Thomas, will my clarinet playing to Benny Goodman. Theodore Thomas, will my engineering ability to the students of Rose Poly Tech. Yolanda Tomei, will my narrow escape to any autoist. James Tremore, will my sailor hat to Donald Duck. Victoria Troskey, will my boots to Rosemary Cogan. Florence Trunko, will all of my fun in hurdles class to next year's Juniors. Lena Turchi, will my Hawaiian costume to anyone with the abil- ity to use it. Virginia Valente, will my basketball player to no one, he grad- uates. Mona VanLieu, will my stature to Lena Camarata. Russell Vansant, will my assembly gossip to Virginia Morini. Josephine Vocatore, will my color combinations to the rainbow. Virginia Voto, will my hog-calling to any old farmer. Ann Walczak, will my noisy ways to Mary Helen Kandera. Martha Webster, will my love for the classics to Ruth H. Cluder. Fred Whitworth, will my blushes to Raisins Dal Sasso. Andrew Williams, will my Southern accent to Rhett Butler. Logan Wright, will my rightness to people in the wrong. We, the undersigned, testify that this will has been properly sealed and declared by the Senior Class of 1939. Florence Trunko Helen Sanders Gail Hennis Irene Gernus Claire McDonald Martha Mackie James Thomas Mary Potisek Page Twenty Eight