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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

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LR, ' f .bf ESTHER CLAYTON DEDICATIQN We, the Senior Class of '40, re- spectfully dedicate this edition of the Old Gold and Black to Miss Esther Clayton whose willing work and untiring effort made it possible. Page Four ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD I, D. WHITE CARL R. BIGGS D. W. LAWSON President Secretary Treasurer SUPERINTENDENT E. C. BOYD Indiana State Columbia Page Five S. H. S. PRINCIPAL HELEN W. JOHNSON Latin Indiana State Indiana University Columbia J. H. S. PRINCIPALS First Semester Second Semester RAY R. SHEVV . .HA . Mathematics aaglemagjs Indlana Sfate Indiana State Columbia KATHRYN AHLEMEYER Social Studies English Indiana State Wisconsin University MARY ESTHER BARKER Home Economics Indiana State ALICE BAUMGARTNER English Indiana State Indiana University GEORGE BIBICH Science Western Kentucky Indiana University CHARLES A. BUSH Social Studies Indiana State MARY LOUISE CARBON English Latin Indiana State Illinois University ESTHER CLAYTON Science DePauw University Wisconsin University Indiana University MABEL CLEARWATERS History Indiana State ADA CLOYD Mathematics Indiana State ANNA LAURA CURTIS Home Economics St. Marys - of - the - Woods Indiana State Purdue University DOROTHY DEVONALD English Music Indiana State ERNEST ELLIOTT Social Studies Indiana State BERTHA FOLTZ English Indiana State MAURICE FRUMP Social Studies Physical Education Ohio Wesleyan Indiana State Ohio State MARGARET HARPER Commerce Indiana State Wisconsin University FRED HAYES English Journalism Indiana State Southern California LOUISE HITT English History Indiana State Jackson Junior College TOIVO A. LAHTI Mathematics Purdue University Rose Poly Indiana State ADELINE MAGNABOSCO Social Studies Art John Herron Art Institute Wisconsin University Indiana University JOHN W. MELBOURNE . Science Mathematics Georgetown College HUGH MENDENHALL English Chicago University Indiana State GLENN MORGAN Mathematics Indiana State I Indiana University Wisconsin University L. EDWARD McCO0L Music Indiana State DERMOTT MCDONALD Commerce Indiana State MARGARET McWETHY Speech Dramatics Indiana State Chicago University Indiana University EARL NEWTON Industrial Arts Indiana State HENRY PALONCY Commerce Indiana State VAN REEDER Social Studies Indiana State Illinois University ERNESTINE ROYER Physical Education Indiana State FLORENCE SALAROGLIO Librarian French McGill University Indiana University Illinois University ADELYN SHEW English Mary Baldwin College Illinois University WAYNE F. STAATS Science Mathematics Rose Poly Indiana State CLIFFORD STUMP Science Indiana State EDWARD STUTEVILLE Social Studies Western Kentucky Evansville College Indiana University MERTON STWALLEY Industrial Arts Indiana State ROBERT TOMPKINS Mathematics Indiana State MAYME WILLIAMS Mathematics Indiana State Page Six Pag s-N. sv! FA N X .V ' N X X 1 Q n .. , ,Y .,.Y ,-n.. v-.,J.-,, . Y... ..-M v Y Y U , ...,., ,-v-v.,- -,..,,-, ,,,.,..,.- ,,...2 fm, Zim? 5551? Vv6,,f asvmw-.wffyw MW. Aman L2,6,9w1 JAM- Qgvi e Seven 'Z W 0 2 .Q Q 'KK . X Y Lf 8.0 it 5 N ,......... ., .....M,.,N, e.. ,gr A 1 M, JA , '4 Q P -'K. ? Q .QS fr-. .., , Q i S x 3 .. X 5. I N w 1. 5 . fr' W f' 4 rings J . I sl AN .. Ni.- K' YQ e?-1-. X k X 4 . .9 V11 u- U If u ,. .,,hl SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1936, there entered the doors of Clinton High School a flock of green stuff, usually known as Freshmen. We were far above the common, or garden variety, in that after the first week or so we could actually tell the difference be- tween the Assembly and Mrs. Cloyd's office. Our guiding officers for the first year of our high school career were: president, John Valenteg vice-president, Martha Mackie, and secretary-treasurer, James Short. Our sponsors were Mr. Jenkins and Miss Newport. For our class party over 100 goggled - eyed Freshies sat spell- bound at the deeds and daring of King of the Royal Mounted, at the local cinema. The next stage of our development is known as wise fools or in polite terms, Sophomores. We were in that lull between the time that the teacher says, Now act your age: you're practically grown-up Juniors and Seniors, and the other when she says, Oh, well, what can you expect - just a Freshman. George Winters was president of our Sophomore Classg Marian Donna Foster, vice - president: and Martha Mackie, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Stuteville and Mr. Frump had the respon- sibility of sponsoring us. Now Juniors, we felt it our privilege to trample the Freshmen, belittle the Sopho- mores, and envy the Seniors. Our officers were: James Berto, president: Joe Prov- ence, vice - presidentg and James Short, secretary - treasurer. For sponsors we chose Mr. A. T. Hays and Miss Royer. We had a big party in the Gym with a nickelodeon and stuff . Being Juniors, of course, we had a class play. Instead of the regulation one three - act play we reversed the procedure and had three one -act plays - 'tAll for Charity, Who Gets the Car Tonight? , and Mountain Moonshinef' fContinued on page 203 PRESIDENT VICE - PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Waketleld Klrkman Mary H. Kandera Paul Marietta , Latin Club 3 . LOUIS Foli 4 . Latin Club 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Studies Club 3 Class Play 3 4 Class play 3 Art and Sketch Club 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 Sports Club 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Page Nine -2 mmol. JEAN ABERNATHY Dramatics Club 3 Home Ec. Club 4 DAVID ADAMS Football 1, 2 Sports Club 3, 4 MARIE LU ADAMS G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 1, 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Art and Sketch Club 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 Class Play 4 ZUA JEAN ADAMS Glee Club 1, 2 Commercial Club 4 EDNA M. ANDREWS Commercial Club 3, 4 MARTHA JANE ANSTEAD Cheer Club 1, 2 Home Ee. Club 3 Literary Club 4 ROBERT AUER 'Annual Staff 1 Band 1, 2 Literary Club 4 DOMENICK AVENATTI ANTONIETTE BAIMA Commercial Club 3, 4 JESSE WOODROW BALL Yell Leader 1, 3, 4 Art and Sketch Club 3, 4 VELMA BEARD Home Ec. Club 4 ROSALIE BEGLLIUTTI T-Y ANN BERTO Art and Sketch Club 4 JAMES J. BERTO Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Track 1, 3, 4 Art and Sketch Club 3 Sports Club 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 4 VIRGINIA BIEWEND Commercial Club 1, 2 Dramatics Club 3 Home Ec. Club ll Sports Club 4 ELIZABETH HELEN BIR Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Cheer Club 1, 2 FLORENCE BLEDSOE Home Ec. Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 Literary Club 4 AGNES BODNAR Home Ec. Club 3 Photography Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 HELEN BODNAR Art and Sketch Club 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3 FRANKIE BODNAR Football 1, 2, 3 Sports Club 4 IRENE BOGOVICH Cheer Club 1 Commercial Club 2 Dramatics Club 3 Sports Club 4 SAM BOGUNOVICH PAULINE BONATO Commercial Club 3, 4 LENO BONUCCI-II Dramatics Club 4 FAY ANN BOOTH Latin Club 3 Home Ec. Club 3 Math Club 4 LORRAINE BRANN Chorus 1 Home Ec. Club 3 Sports Club 4 DELORIS BROWN MAXINE BURTON French Club 1 Class Play 3 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Home Ee. Club 3 SHIRLEY J. BYNUM Cheer Club 1, 2 Dramatics Club 3 Home Ec. Club 3 Art and Sketch Club 4 LORRAINE CARLEVATO Home Ee. Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 .4 LUCILLE CHAPIN Glee Club 3, 4 MAXINE CHRISTOPHER Home Ec. Club 3, 4 GLEN CLARK Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3 Sports Club 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 ALMA LOUISE CLOVER Home Ec. Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 Sports Club 4 ROBERT CLUDER Manual Arts Club 3 Science Club 4 RUTH HELEN CLUDER Home Ec. Club 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Page Ten 4 -1 . IAS U -V A f- .. QAM-, ,:-u,,f..,z A w-.1.:A..1f. .. J. . K A .f -- S' ,.,., 3 A f K fs' 1' ,. ,V X , . , . , Jia-r'-:4.4f :.f:.f..rAz.f ,gfff-m.,...ali....4..,.ea 'ff-N4-1,f,ff-7fwM1m.. :SMS 109 133,521 L .' ,,fLM, H. AI fnfna.-L47Li.,,12,..,11y .., ,,.. 1, R, J ' .1 X3' f W - Q Mrk igw -'AH' Qgxxfi 405 i9,fwfm-f' 'Qu.m.c-.f, 553.-.,.,. adflatd- fu1l..,f fern!-W1-4 3 '5lJ Q'4 'A '5 Q, fbbwxd Bez-Mar QLJJ 2l..A,,.,f .6fm,.,,Z' inf, J fa 'miimm lim-:L ,:5w,.,., ,f 4,,6,g,cZg,,.,,., away 44.40 K4 'f if ,QAQWWNU ima hw Www 7'l'131 f1fUi'5f1'f1'l.,J QQWV, .fiffwi frffwfff fwfw V! ffdzw ,ffiewfw ,nw fy fywgy 1,2129 Eleven ANNE COLDERBANK Latin Club 3 Commercial Club 3 Sports Club 4 RICHARD COLEMAN Math Club 2, 4 ALBERTA COLICH Home Ec. Club 1, 2 Math Club 1 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 YOLANDA CONTRI Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Cheer Club 2 Band and Orchestra 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 Home Ec. Club 4 VIRGINIA COSTA Home Ec. Club 3 Photography Club 3 Art and Sketch Club 4 NORMA CROSBY Home Ec. Club 3, 4 EMERSON CROWDER Basketball 1, 2 Sports Club 3 ' Art and Sketch Club 4 TONY DAL SASSO VINCENT DATTIS French Club 3, 4 MARY DAVID Home Ee. Club 4 GEORGE DEVYAK French Club 1 Sports Club 3, 4 HENRY C. DRAKE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Weight - Lifting Club 3 Conservation Club 4 OLIVE DRAKE Glee Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 Sports Club 4 JACK DRANE Photography Club 3 Science Club 4 DOROTHY LEE DOVVITLI. Conservation Club 3 Literary Club 3, 4 JAMES DUGGER Manual Arts Club 4 JACK DUNKLEY Sports Club 4 JANET DUNLOP BETTIE ANN EDLER Home Ec. Club 3 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Class Play 4 DONALD FADER Photography Club 3 Art and Sketch Club 3 Science Club 4 RAYMOND FAVALI Photography Club 3, 4 Art and Sketch Club 3 DOMENIC FENOGLIO Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Sports Club 3, 4 Art and Sketch Club 3 DALE FOLTZ Sports Club 3. 4 Industrial Arts Club 3 Track 3 MORRIS FOLTZ Dramatics Club 3 Literary Club 3 Sports Club L STANLEY FOLTZ HELEN GEDRICK IRENE GERNUS Cheer Club 2, 3 Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Class Play 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 JOE GETCHE Art and Sketch Club 3 Photography Club 3 Sports Club 4 KATHERINE GIANOTTI Cheer Club 1, 2, 3 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Photography Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 JACK GILFOY French Club 2 Sports Club S Social Studies Club 3 Photography Club 4 TOM GIOVANINI Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 ANN GODO Home Ee. Club 1, 4 LESTA GRIFFITH OLGA GUGLIELMETTI Home Ee. Club 3, 4 MARGARET GUTYSI-I Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Latin Club 3 WILBURN HARRIS P a g e T w e l v e i, .b f W , Q- . 'ff :L ,Af pixels vb Jihfwj- K,'l'..w.a.,..,f kiwi UA Qfhftkti f 1. , ,J 41,-...J-.jf ffg,y,,..4w!, ,.,-f,,' lv. . x K 1-. .:f..g...,,f'ff.,..A.,f lieu! yQ.EJ1ur' ZLJ...,..f ffimczag, 53.4, ,4g5,W,g, ,.EJ:,,-yuh MM? Kg, XZQQML ff ff, k . f 1, 4 1 f' Cuff, J M464 If-cf liffwe ,Cf M. ,417 ML.,-,fgf ,Wd 923-, L Tru ,W ffjp LL., dw! AYML1-f fuzz .LW ai., Bmw 331110-J -kLf,m4,fA.-.LD .l'Lm,ff-.,fLf3f4b A4 5, K-gif? uh, W- J if .gun-Af MM fb 'h ?!9' ZH? 14:11.-MJ 21,0-nd .2...,, e.-www aim ima, pffad. 5,72-,fmwf zg,,i,,,,,z .5f.A.9.p ,:y4f,g,,,,,,,M,GQ, Page Thirtven L 5 I 4 l l l 4 -.raw If in ,eff if ,gl V ig, ERNEST HAYSLETT Basketball 3, 4 DOROTHY HELMS Latin Club 1 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Art and Sketch Club 3 HERBERT HERT OPHAL, HERT Class Play 1, 2, F Dramatics Club 3, 4 MARK HILLYER Football 1, 2. 3. 4 Sports Club 4 JUANITA HIPKISS G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Sports Club 4 Track 2, 3. 4 LILLIAN HORNACKY French Club 1 Commercial Club 2 Home Ec. Club 3 Sports Club 4 LETHA HUMPHREY Home Ec. Club 1. 3, 4 Cheer Club 1 FLORENCE JONES Commercial Club 2, 4 Home Ee. Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 GEORGE JONES Football 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN JONES Sports Club 4 IRENE JUDY Home Ec. Club 4 FRANK KAMARATA Glee Club 1, 3 Weight - Lifting Club 3 Industrial Arts Club 3 NELLIE MAE KARANOVICH French Club 3, 4 Home Ee. Club 3 NORMA KASTER Commercial Club 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 Photography Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 ALBERT KASUBJAK GLENN KELLEY Football 3, 4 Sports Club 3 Math Club 4 MAXINE KELLEY Social Studies Club 3 Sports Club 4 Dramatics Club 3 ROBERT KELSHEIMER Latin Club 1, 2 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Math Club 3 DOREAN KEOWN Home Ec. Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 JOHN KERNAGIS Glee Club 1 Weight- Lifting Club 3 Manual Arts Club 3, 4 HERMAN KERR Glee Club 1 Sports Club 4 LOUISE KODRICH Home Ec. Club 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 DONNA KYLE Home Ec. Club 2 Art and Sketch Club 4 MORGAN LACHNEY Sports Club 3, 4 Track 3 CLARENCE LANGLEY BILL LaVANNE Basketball 1, 2, 3,-4 Sports Club 4 Art and Sketch Club 4 GURNIE LINDSAY GEORGE LUNDIE FRANK LUPATO Band 1, 2, 3 French Club 3, 4 JOHN MACKIE Sports Club 4 MARTHA MACKIE Class Officer 1, 2 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3 Math 'Club 2 Literary Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 LORETTA MAKOSKY BILL MALANOWSKI ELIZABETH MANSHIP Home Ec. Club 1, 3 Sports Club 4 JUNIOR MARTIN Sports Club 3, 4 Page Fourteen 'gill' vm- I4 10,1 J: ff . ,ctw A If 1,. . x x 1 , O-'LL Q7I.Za,4f,QQ,f,, MLMWM mmwbiwsfw ffff-fwwfmaw fffwwfwwg- 'ff1f+L+w1-+A dlffwifdbiuhw mm MW Oiwwlw Nmwiigu QQfm.+.JiM-kbp 4ffwfc,4,,.,,L ,a,,W,4u!fiAAfw4f3-7fJv,fg,z,4 hjzw-f46 0,1 90.14, 5, 2,',,,fQgf 'i'YLmi.J7n,..Jfnl.J NmJnM.h.K- 647.14 mme, 5LQ,M+ bww, fy. Pzlge Fiftvm-'11 ,MARIE MARTIN Dramatlcs Club 3 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 CATHERINE MATTSEY Home Ec. Club 3 Commercial Club 4 ROBERT MERRILEES JOSEPHINE MESTEK Commercial Club 2 Photography Club 4 CHARLES METZ Math Club 3 Photography Club 3, 4 ELISE MEYER Literary Club 4 RAYMOND MIETHE Sports Club 4 PETE MILANOVICH Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Social Studies Club 3 JOHN MILLER Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Art and Sketch Club 3 Sports Club 3 Photography Club 4 MILDRED MINKS Chorus 1, 2, 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Conservation Club 3 VIRGINIA MORINI Commercial Club 3 Latin Club 3, 4 JAMES MORLEY Photography Club 3 Industrial Arts Club 3 Sports Club 4 WILLIAM MURDOCK RUTH MURDOCH G. A. A. 1, 2 Commercial Club 2 Dramatics Club 3 Art and Sketch Club 3 Photography Club 4 LEONA McCARTER Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 WINONA McCARTER Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES MCCONNELL Glee Club 1 Basketball 3, 4 Football 3 Sports Club 4 RUBY MCCULLOUGI-I Home Ec. Club 3 Conservation Club 3 CHARLES McLEISH Weight - Lifting Club 3 ALEXANDER NAGY Dramatics Club 3 RAY NAWROCKI Industrial Arts Club 3, 4 Sports Club 3 Glee Club 4 MARGARET NISBET CLARA GRACE PAINE ROSEMARY PAINE French Club 2 Dramatics Club 3 Sports Club 4 MARGIE PAYTON Home Ec. Club 1 Art and Sketch Club 4 EUGENE PEPELEA CARL PENCE ANNA PEPERAK MARY L. PESAVENTO Latin Club 1, 2, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Sports Club 4 Dramatics Club 8 Home Ec. Club 3 CLAUDE C. PHILLIPS, Jr. Math Club 1 Commercial Club 2 Conservation Club 4 MARY POTISEK Commercial Club 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 BILL POTTER JOE PROVENCE Basketball 2, 3, 4 BETTY JEAN PYLE Home Ec. Club 3 Literary Club 4 MARTHA L. REED Cheer Club 1, 2 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 1, 3, 4 MARGARET REID Home Club 4 its 4 Page Sixteen ., , w k4r.1.,'., 7Z'...41f:.f iff: ' 31. .1 CQ.L..-Pm,.:.0...? KX I4 .Nm..,4fL AQ. a fx -0- A 1- ,f!r,. . Q ,. -KWAQ-I., T14-.1'rvJ.n- ..,. 1.1. :riff -.'...- 2 if 1 mnfv A ZX-. 1.n,.f., ax IMA n, - Qmbmwcdv A-al Yiffdwvq www fyyycfwgag ygwwwywwuqb M95 fnfwmw mwwlmw dw,,,.MM n,,,,m, Wqmwvvmxp cf44.,A.,wbfQ4w6aW..M76PM,, 'muy 69a-AGM Qlwwu Q?KQJ....J QWJJ VWAJ ff11M,,fr2:7L.MzL MWQQQUQWW gg,,u,u5.Qm,,Jt4QvQ FGJM? gf ffmw 7-mu fffezff ww Qmww Sb'w!7vpj',,..ff3i-f,5i.LW6f g1.4,L1f Qgywf' 'LMQ Page Seventeen 'Z 4 RITA REGINATTO Home Ec. Club 4 MARY RENDACI Commercial Club 2, 3 Cheer Club 2 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 CLAUDE REYNOLDS DONALD ROBERTS Chorus 1 Sports Club 4 ROSE JEAN RODEGHIERO Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 4 IRMA RODGERS Home Ec. Club 4 MARY RODICH Latin Club 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Class Play 4 Dramatics Club 4 BETTY ROGERS Home Ec. Club 4 MARGARET ROVI Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 KENNETH RUNYAN PRIMO SAGRILLO Science Club 4 HELEN SANDERS Cheer Club 1, 2 Commercial Club 1 Dramatics Club 2, 3 Home Ec. Club 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 Photography Club 4 HELEN SANTRACH Home Ec. Club 3 French Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 MARGARET SENKO French Club 2 Home Ec. Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 Sports Club 4 ERNEST SHELL Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 Class Play 4 BERT SHEPARD Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 ROBERT SHEW Math Club 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3 Class Play 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 VIRGINIA SHEW Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3 Home Ec. Club 3 Sports Club 4 JAMES SHORT Class Officer 1, 3 Sports Club 4 WAYNE STRAW BETTY LEE STULTZ Social Studies Club 3 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Glee Club 4 LUCILLE STULTZ Home Ec. Club 1 Dramatics Club 3 Sports Club 4 MARIE SWICKARD Home Ec. Club 3 Dramatics Club 3. 4 JACK TAYLOR Latin Club 1, 2 Math Club 1, 2 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1, 2 Social Studies Club 3 Conservation Club 3 Literary Club 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 ALBERTA THOMAS DONALD THOMSON Weight' Lifting Club 3 MARGARET THORBURN Art and Sketch Club 3 Cheer Club 1 Class Play 3 JOSEPH SILOTTO Weight - Lifting Club 3 Sports Club 4 GEORGE ANN SLOVER Home Ec. Club 3 Sports Club 4 MARY TOFFOLO Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Yell Leader 1, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE TOPPAS Cheer Club 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Sports Club 4 Dramatics Club 3 FRANK SOLLARS Band and Orchestra 1, 2. 3 Dramatics Club 3 Photography Club 4 ALEXANDER SPURR Orchestra 1, 2 FRANCES TRUNKO G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Photography Club 3 Sports Club 4 YOLIE TURCHI Conservation Club 3 French Club 4 CLYDE TYLER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Page Eighteen CQ'lQ44,l,,?I2f.1u-Aff' gA.M1 1 DW, .9Q,,,1.v 559 4 RWM lid Wien-.4ix1:'7VvwN-Eilawfvd j'V 'Je' aflmy L1QZZf,l....dw -ffflfj' iw fu Pfw.if.J:i1wM..J Wnwwmwv g17,,j,.J41lH.MJ vfiifga 42.77, Jvfpew UWLU 3-All-'J Page Nineteen af RUTH ANN UMMEL Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3 JOHN VALENTE Class President 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Track 3 Sports Club 4 MARJORIE VAN HOOK French Club 2 Home Ee. Club 2, 3 Dramatics Club 3 CATHERINE VERHONIK Home Ec. Club 3, 4 ANN VERZINA Sports Club 4 FRED WAUGH THOMAS WEIR ORA MAX WELLMAN Band and Orchestra 1, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Math Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 LOVELL MARIE WILLIAMS Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Sports Club 4 GEORGE M. WINTERS MARGARET YEAGER Cheer Club 1 Commercial Club 2, 3 Dramatics Club 3, 4 CATHERINE ROSE YELICH Commercial Club 3 Sports Club 4 DALE YOUMANS Band and Orchestra 1, 3 Latin Club 2 Art and Sketch Club 3 MARY YOUNG Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Commercial Club 1 Cheer Club 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 MAX ZEMENICK SENIOR CLASS HISTORY lContinued from page 91 We ended the year with a grand flourish with a successful Junior - Senior prom. Seniors! Oh, the word is music to the weary undergrad and music to the former graduates: but oh, the word means trouble to the weary teacher. But seriously, we weren't so bad tqulety. With the largest class to date - 199 - we were a source of pride to one and all. To pilot us safely through the final stretch we chose as class president, Wakefield Kirkmang vice - president, Mary Helen Kanderag secretary, Paul Marietta: and treasurer, Louis Foli. Our sponsors were Mr. Fred Hayes and Mr. A. T. Hays. We had our class party March 8, in the gym. We ran wild on May 15 -Senior Day. Then the Juniors entertained us with a beautiful Prom on May 17 Then at last - caps and gowns. With a smile on our faces and tears in our eyes, we went through baccalaureate on Sunday, May 19. On Tuesday the 21st we tore up to Turkey Run and had a grand and glorious time. On May 23 Commencement was held, bringing our high school careers to a suc- cessful close. Page Twenty Page Twenty-One Uisuioao VUUNCUMW 5 ,'5:.! Two brothers once lived down this way Q And one was Do and the other Say. If streets were dirty, taxes high, Or school was crowded Say would cry: My, what a town g but brother Do Would set to work and make things newg And while Do worked, Say still would cry- He does it wrongg I know that I Could do it right. So, all the day Was heard the clank of brother Sayg But this one fact from none was hid: Say always talkedg Do always did. CTORY RE I D OR I N SE NAME NICKNAME NOTED FOR AMBITION Jean Abernathy Jeannie Guiipehewing Lawyer David AdaIIlS Dave Shines Football coach Marie Lll Ad2lII1S Tlld Flirting with teachers To live in Kentucky Zua Jean Adams Kate Dietating Stenographer Edna M- AIldl'eWS Red Mona Lisa expression Beauty operator Martha Jelle AIlSte3d 31100115 Nonchalant air Practically none Robert Allel' Fat Sports writing Switchman on 1-way Ry. Domenick Avenatti Pancho Lecturing ability Newspaper reporter Antoniette Baima .Annette Meek veiee Typist Jesse Ball Jet Acrobatic yell - leading Artist Velma Beard Vel Quaker Maid type Bookkeeper Rosalie Begliutti Rose Eyebrow Store clerk Ann Berto Annie Artistic ability Dress designer James Berto Jimmy Louise Mechanical engineer Virginia Biewend Ginger Her men Dog - catcher fsee willl Elizabeth Birt Liz Stringy black hair David Florence Bledsoe Flossie Musical giggle Teacher Agnes Bodnar , Agg Number, please Telephone operator Frankie B0dIlal' 0I'1e'P11I1Ch Green jacket To KO Joe Louis Helen Bodnar Peaehes That certain Junior Secretary Irene Bogovich Boggie Frankness Housekeeper Sam Bogunovich Sambo Lingering in C. H. S. To get out Leno Bonucchi Lena Hi, Sweetheart Join the gun club Pauline Bonato Polly Spanish style hair combs Nurse Fay Booth Teddy-bopts That innocent air Minister Lorraine Brann Toni Wearing sweaters backwards Go platinum Deloris Brown Jake Length Write 80 words in Sht'nd. Maxine Burton Max Cute looks Grow taller Shirley Bynum Shirl Variety of B. F.'s Ziegfeld star Lorraine Carlevato Shrimp Going to Blanford dances Undecided Lucille Chapin Lucy Keeping tab on Lundie To get him Maxine Christopher Max Practicing Salesmanship Sell Chevrolets Glen Clark Rat Leading the band Musician Alma Louise Clover J ack Skillful make - up Beautician Robert Cluder Bob Smoking 25c cigars Farmer Ruth Helen Cluder Ruthie Pronunciation of wish Latin teacher Anne Colderbank Sadie Silence High school teacher Richard Coleman Stinky Guitar playing Math teacher U1 Page Twenty-Two AMBITION N OTED FOR N ICKNAME E N ,A :AB om 09 'UD WP. - 5 5 Sz gd B s-4 S S m DDC! 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John Jones Ike Big Feet Steel-worker ll'elle Judy Jude Orange sweater T0 haVe bushy eye'bl'0WS Frank Kamarata Bunze Soupstralner Bowl 300 Mary Helen Kandera Sis Vlvaclousness Write 'How to Get a Husband' Nellie M. Karanovich Nell Shyness To get 3 job N0l'II12f Kaetel' Norm Chasing Johnny To catch him Albert Ke-Sl1bJek Bab Excellence in Latin FOI'g0tteI1 Glellll Kelley Kelley His love affair MaXiI1e Mexllle Kelley Max Also sparkler Learn to boil Water Robert Kelsheimer Bob Falling hair To get a permanent Defeell Keewll Dorie Unusual name T0 Change lt Jellfl Kemagls Jake Liking Tangee best T0 keep on sampling Herman Keri' Snap Smiles To be mischievous Wakefield Kirkman Eke Races with assembly ben All-American Football hero Lelllse Keflflell Lou Standing in the hall Get married Delllle Kyle Joe Her reading list Sed-il lefkel' Morgan Lachney Butch Martha Jones Professional soldier Clarence Langley Clang Doing good deeds Se0l1tIY12SteP Bill La Venue Scotty Insomnia OWU the Derby Gurnie Lindsay Lindy Flirting ways Teaching C. H. S. teachers George Lundie Muggs Daneing Sailor Frank Lupato Geemie Heekling Pro baseball player John Mackie Red FOX Graceful Skating Sail maker on a submarine Martha Mackie Miekey Embarrasing predieamente Editor of Police Gazette Loretta Makosky Joe Always with Det Make the Social Register Bill Malanowski Gurnsey Chubblness Minister Elizabeth MflllSlllP Lisbeth Ann Undecided love affair T0 help -leek Press Pell-te Paul Marietta Hammer Loud Shirts 3, seeks To fly around the world Junior Martin Jug Freckles None Marie Martin Marty Cute gi Sweet Schoolmarm Catherine Mattsey Katey Summer romance Wait for next summer Robert Merrilees Rah 7 7 ? 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SEQEQQ Page Twenty-Six JUNIOR CLASS We, 225 Juniors, met at the beginning of the year and elected as our officers: ' President - Richard Perkins Vice-President - Rosemary Cogan Secretary- James Helegda Treasurer - Francis McDonald Sponsors-Mr. McDonald and Mr. Bush Early in the fall about 75 of us enjoyed a Weiner-roast and hay ride. In the spring We had another gala party. At the annual Clinton-Sullivan Football game, We had the honor of having Mary Louise Paquette chosen as Homecoming Queen by the C-Club. We elected Rosemary Cogan as one of her attendants. On April 26 we presented what-in our estimation-was one of the best class Dlavs ever given. It was a recent Broadway hit called What A Life. As a farewell to the Senior Class We held the Prom at the Gymnasium on May 17. 4 9 4. - .. 4 Inge Twenty-Seven SOPHOMORE CLASS In the election of officers for the Sophomore Class the results were: President - Sarabel Ronk Vice-President - John Speirs Secretary - Edward Stuteville Treasurer - Stanley McCracken Sponsors-Mr. Bibich and Miss Magnabosco Alverna Graham was elected as one of the attendants of the Queen on Homecoming Day. In the Clinton High School Fun Fest the Sophomores present- ed the House of Terror . A party was planned in the spring of the year. ,, Page Twenty-Higl l FRESHMAN CLASS We, the Freshman Class, started our high school career by electing the following officers: President - Charles Bosstick Vice-President - Joe Bonucchi Secretary-Treasurer - Norton Chapin Sponsors -Mr. Tompkins and Mr. Stump Ruth Ann Wood was elected as the Freshman attendant for the Homecoming Queen. Most of us attended our December party which was very much enjoyed. age Twenty-Niue EIGHTH GRADE Idurly in the- i 1ll first sviiii-sim' officers were vlectvd. Lzitv in Ilecmiilwi' , 1 1 Chrisimaxs party was vujoyml. The presvnl ot'i'ic+irs elvvteml at the blxiliilllillfl oi' the- sm-romi sviiwstvi' uri-1 Donuhl I4'z1rnsworth, prvsiflentg Jimmiv l.un1iiv. iic-4--pn-simle-iii: iiic'iizi1'1l Aiwr, Sl'CI'0l1lI'y-II'01lSllI't'I'. Iwvsiriefiit LOVIS FERRANDO Vicv-Vresiclent BILL DUNLAI' Socretzli'y-'l'r0a1si1i'e1' CARL NELSON Sponsors MR. LAHTI MISS XVILLIAMS f 0 C' D gg V, l'l's-sirle-Ill lH'I'l l'Y .IANIC DAVIS Vim--l'i'4-sich-ill RENO I4'UI.I S4-4-iw-Iz1i'y-'I'i's-uslirs-r JAMES SPIGNIJAL Sponsors MR. IPHIYMI' MISS f'I,I'IARWATI'IliS SEVENTH GRADE Two wvvlcs ziftvr school sturtwl this full 2lIl1ll'0XiIll2ltt'lj' 100 iiivnihe-rs thu Se-vi-:itll Griulv 5.f11lllPI'0Il in the- Junior High Svhooi ussviuhly :incl vivc' Thvy haul lhvir party in the zissm-uihly on Tllk't-illily night, llecvinlwr 12 Pager Thirty 3 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1940, being of questionably sound mind and body, knowing our days are numbered and our constitu- tions fast failing under so much strain, etc., hereby will to our friends, enemies, and other people the following: I, Jean Abernathy, will my gum-chewing to Dorothy Thompson. I, David Adams, will my good habits to Charles Sizemore. I, Marie Lu Adams, will my many class rings to any gold collector. I, Zua Jean Adams, will my assembly seat to Elizabeth Trosky. I, Edna Andrews, will my perfect Sunday School record to Waneta Helms. I, Martha Jane Anstead, will all my St. Bernice boy friends to Mar- gie Edler. I, Robert Auer, will my perfect pronunciation to Eugene Nestler. I, Domenick Avenatti, will my curly hair to Norton Chapin. I, Antoniette Baima, will my public speaking ability to Mr. Frump. I, Jesse Ball, will my art ability to Mr. McCool. I, Velma Miriam Beard, will my last name to the House of David. I, Rose Begliutti, will my eye brows to George Stevenson. I, Anna Berto, will my big brown eyes to Raisins Dal Sasso. I, James Berto, will my figure in a basketball suit to Mr. Bush. I, Virginia Biewend, will Poochie to the dog-house. I, Elizabeth Birt, will my liking for the name Jones to Betty Ander- son. I, Florence Bledsoe, will my math ability to Ray Gross. I, Agnes Bodnar, will my brother Frank to The Golden Gloves. I, Helen Bodnar, will my poetic talents to Verna Slaven. I, Frank Bodnar, will my boxing technique to Gloria Sutton. I, Irene Bogovich, will my loud laugh to Horace Horsecollar. I, Sam Bogunovich, will my long stay in High School to Tony Mis- kunas. I, Pauline Bonato, will my row-checking to anyone who sits in the front seat of the assembly. I, Fay Ann Booth, will my last name to Gillis'. I, Lorraine Brann, will my last name to whole wheat bread. I, Deloris Brown, will my height to Lena Cammarata. I, Maxine Burton, will my Dark Eyes to the orchestra. I, Shirley Bynum, will my golden curls to Ed Marek. I, Lorraine Carlevato, will my nickname Shrimp to salads. I, Lucille Chapin, will my Latin book to anyone interested. Page Thirty-One Maxine Christopher, will my red hat to Lincoln Maloney. Glen Clark, will my nickname, Rat, to cats. Alma Louise Clover, will my enthusiasm for Salesmanship to Mrs. Marshall. Robert Cluder, will my cigar to Bill Miss America Kendall. Ruth Helen Cluder, will my Latin books to no one, I want them. Anne Colderbank, will my quietness to Sam Veltri. Richard Coleman, will my history reports to Mickey McDon- ald. Alberta Colich, will my little curl to Baby Dumpling. Yolanda Contri, will my yodeling to Swiss Mountaineers. Virginia Costa, will my studious ways to John Potisek. Nolrma Crosby, will my immaculate fingernails to Dorothy Tou- ey. Emerson Crowder, will my good looks to John Ellis. Tony Dal Sasso, will my baking ability to the Home Ec. classes. Vincent Dattis, will my excess height to Mr. Stuteville. Mary David, will my high heels to Miss Clayton. George Devyak, will my baseball technique to Joe DiMaggio. Henry Drake, will my duties to the doorman of the Waldorf As- toria. Olive Drake, will my Junior boy friend to Elaine Gregory. Jack Drane, will my last name to plumbers. Dorothy Dowell, will my pouting ways to Gloria Gregory. James Dugger, will leave because I have 32 credits. Jack Dunkley, will my tuba to Dorothy Daugherty. Janet Dunlop, will my place as pageant girl to future C. H. S. gir s. Betty Edler, will my blabbing to Beulah Bonacorsi. Donald Fader, will my nickname Frogeyes to the Biology lab. Ray Favali, will my first pair of shoes to the Smithsonian Insti- tute. Domenic Fenoglio, will Kathryn to the Junior class. Louis Foli, will my Jumpin' Jive to Rosemary Cogan. Dale Foltz, will my Eighth Grade girl friend to Kaultenmeyer's Kindergarten. , Morris Foltz, will my black eye to Mr. Newton. Stanley Foltz, will not will my comb - I can't do without it. Helen Gedrick, will all my presents from Emerson to gold-dig- gers. Irene Gernus, will my dialect to Leo Carillo. Joe Getche, will my title for close companionship to Paul Wright. Katherine Gianotti, will my industriousness to Arthur Pepelea. Page Thirty Two Jack Gilfoy, will my laziness to no one - I want it. Tom Giovanini, will my Shew to Ben Becker. Ann Godo, will my fondness for reading to James Staats. Lesta Griffith, will my freckles to any Freckle-remover Co. Olga Guglielmetti, will my slaughter-house boy friend to the Humane Society. Margaret Gutysh, will my talking in the hall to Mrs. Cloyd. Wilburn Harris, will my gregariousness to Richard Perkins. Ernest Hayslett, will my sweet temper to Mrs. McWethy. Dorothy Jane Helms, will my past experiences to Dorothy Dix. Herbert Hert, will my lazy drawl to Mr. Mendenhall. Ophal Hert, Will my piquant profile to Dorothy Cisco. Mark Hillyer, will my swiftness to Jesse Owens. Juanita Hipkiss, will my femininity to Agnes Renwick. Lillian Hornacky, will my nickname, Lilly, to Hershey's flow- er shop. Letha Humphrey, will my place in the band to future H-oboe players. Florence Jones, will Statta to radio. John Jones, will my unusual name to Alexander Piagnarelli. George Jones, will my football scars to Phil Jones. Irene Judy, will my earrings to Miss Royer. Frank Kamarata, will my cookie-duster to Nick Kerkez. Mary Helen Kandera, will my pretty hair to Gloria Macari. Nellie Mae Karanovich, will my last name to the Frist Funeral Home. Norma Kaster, will my last name to oil. Albert Kasubjak, will my Cicero pony to Mrs. Johnson. Glenn Kelley, will my 25 Senior pictures to all my admirers. Maxine Kelley, will my engagement ring to Marguerite Butts. Robert Kelsheimer, will my bobby pin to any beauty parlor. John Kernagis, will my many nicknames to autographed shirts. Dorean Keown, will my perfect coiffure to Louise Jones. Herman Kerr, will my marksmanship in 7th period assembly to the basketball team. Wakefield Kirkman, will my presidential title to Thomas E. Dewey. Louise Kodrich, will my bright lipstick to Mary Louise Paquette. Donna Kyle, will my absence slips to Chuck Sizemore. Morgan Lachney, will my fair complexion to Sister Susie. Bill La Vanne, will my many wisecracks to Confucius. Clarence Langley, will my nickname Clang to the Clinton Fire Department. Gurnie Lindsay, will not will Norma to anyone even if they want her. George Lundy, will my two-timing to Lefty Shelton. Page Thirty-Three I, Frank Lupato, will my long eyelashes to Hedy Lamarr. I , John lllilackie, will my flops at the skating rink to Johnny Mc- Leis . I, Martha Mackie, will my 4th period permits from Miss Clayton to Franklin Wood. I, Loretta Makosky, will my Advice to the Lovelorn to Franka- lene Comiani. I, Bill Malanowski, will my figure to David Samson. I, Elizabeth Manship, will my temperamental moods to Mr. A. T. Hays. I, Paul Marietta, will my formula for breaking girls' hearts to Eu- gene Bolan. I, Junior Martin, will my neatness in Bookkeeping to envious girls. I, Marie Martin, will my curly locks to Ethel Jackson. I, Catherine Mattsey, will my summer romance to Helen Vranich. I, Robert Merrilees, will my nickname Rah to Peter Rabbit. I, Josephine Mestek, will my poetry to Thomas Makosky. I, Charles Metz, will my five-o'clock shadow to Gillette razors. I, Elise Meyer, will my walk to Ruth Crosby. I, Raymond Miethe, will my art ability to Bruno Toffolo. I, Pete Milanovich, will my dead chicken to Reeder's Poultry Store. I, John Miller, will my smile to toothpaste advertisements. I, Mildred Minks, will my last name to coats. I, Virginia Morini, will my quietness to Rose Barone. I, James Morely, will my cemented wave to Curley Zanotti. I, Ruth Murdoch, will my little brother to Edgar Bergen. I, Bill Murdock, will my bowling ability to the faculty team. We, Leona and Winona McCarter, will our twinniness to the Car- lyle twins. I, Charles McConnell, will my up and coming attitude to Lyman Foncannon. I, Ruby McCullough, will my first name to Faraco's. I, Charles McLeish, will my hangovers to the clothes line. I, Alexander Nagy, will my ambition to bowl 300 to Mr. Paloncy. I, Ray Nawrocki, will my blushing ways to Mr. McDonald. I, Margaret Nisbet, will my Purdue University pin to Jean Hitt. I, Clara Grace Paine, will my magazine subscriptions to anyone working his way through college. I, Rosemary Paine, will my blue sweater to Mr. Fred Hayes. I, Margie Payton, will my tap dancing to the Murphy Sisters. I, Carl Pence, will my student managership to Perry Baysinger. I, Eugene Pepelea, will leave Clinton High-they're glad to get rid of me. I, Anna Peperak, will my Dreamland dancing to Marie Lindsay. I, Marv Pesavento, will my ability to cut up in the assembly to Lor- raine Wake. Page Thirty-Four Claude Phillips, will my walk to Walter Church. Mary Potisek, will my pert nose to John Wayne Marietta. Bill Potter, will my rolled up pants legs to Mr. Staats. Joe Provence, will my basketball suit to Bill Thomson. Betty Jean Pyle, will my pleasant ways to Louise Jeffries. Martha Louise Reed, will my pudgy cheeks to Martha Jayne Hun- gerford. Margaret Reid, will my mannequin ways to Virginia Hayes. Rita Reginatto, will my black hair to Alverna Graham. Mary Rendaci, will my readings to Dorotha Kathryn Foncannon. Claude Reynolds, will my catching technique to Tom Mazura. Donald Roberts, will my nickname Diz to Dizzie Dean. Rose Jean Rodeghiero, will my curls to Shirley Temple. Irma Rodgers, will my Commercial Law book to Ben Turchi. Mary Rodish, will my Depression to the 1929 stock market crash. Betty Rogers, will my apple polishing to the fruit vendor. Margaret Rovi, will my Dreamland dancing to Buddy Perona. Kenneth Runyan, will my perfect timing to all last minute stragglers. Primo Sagrillo, will my first name to future fighters. Helen Sanders, will my seriousness to Martha Louise Voto. Helen Santrach, will my future as a librarian to Esther Rohner. Margaret Senko, will my ability to get into Mr. Newton's 6th period Manual Training class to any Junior girl. Ernest Shell, will my last name to the sea shore. Bert Shepard, will my tall tales to the Burlington Liars' Club. Robert Shew, will my excuses to get out of Annual Staff meetings to Bill Reeder. Virgina Shew, will my last name to newlyweds. James Short, will my love for the navy to anyone - I don't look good in blue. Joseph Silotto, will my black hair to Steve Marcinko. George Ann Slover, will my Sunday afternoon dancing at the Der- by to Virginia Lee Stewart. Frank Sollars, will my talents to Tin Pan Alley. Alexander Spurr, will my last name to wild-west cowboys. Wayne Straw, will my posture to Orville Keelen. Betty Lee Stultz, will my voice to Zasu Pitts. Lucille Stultz, will my string of boy friends to any girl who can wind them around her finger. Marie Swickard, will my trombone to Tommy Dorsey. Jack Taylor, will Jean to no one. Mary Toffolo, will my scholastic standing to J. Bruce Thomson. Alberta Thomas, will my up-to-the-minute fashions to Paris. Donald Thomson, will my toothpick to the Woodpile. Page Thirty-Five I, Margaret Thorburn, will my weeness to Alice Donzero. I, George Toppas, will my Mathematical knowledge to Miss Morgan. I, Frances Trunko, will leave to make room for my sisters. I, Yoli Turchi, will my rosy cheeks to Rusty Andrews. I, Clyde Tyler, will my chewing gum to the Annual Staff. I, Ruth Ann Ummel, will my assembly gab to Martha White. I, J ohm Valente, will my all-valley standing to next year's football eam. I, Marjorie Van Hook, will my baby talk to Fanny Brice. I, Catherine Verhonik, will my peaches and cream complexion to Del Monte Sz Bordens. I, Anna Verzina, will my singing to Wee Bonnie Baker. I, Fred Waugh, will my last name to the sound of Clyde McCoy's trumpet. I, Tommy Weir, will my squeeze-box to Frankie Turchi, I, Ora Max Wellman, will my acting ability and looks to Clark Gable. I, Lovell Marie Williams, will my musical name to the orchestra. I. George Winters, will my line to any baloney making concern. I, Margaret Yeager, will my Dale Arden figure to Flash Gordon. Catherine Yelich, will my tight dark curls to Donald Foltz. Dale Youmans, will the Wabash Theater to Kooty. I, Mary Young, will my booth in the Olympian to Terre Haute. I, Max Zemenick, will my ability to break collar-bones to Jim Helegda. I, I 7 WITNESSETH : This instrument signed, sealed, witnessed, and rubber stamped as being authentically and specifically correct as the last will and testament of said Senior Class of '40. Martha Mackie Martha Jayne Hungerford Helen Sanders Anna Mestek Irene Gernus Franklin Wood Martha White Bessie Harden Page Thirty-Six f:..:' , -ui, , 1 , N f' 3348 XX . mg 'I K 'lg A x , - 5-1 ' . ... , V 11 f u Mfg W ff f ' ' 1 Q - , ' L F ' if , ' 1 l , . f 1 ' X . f ., , V -.. -kl.3.4,f,.f'1l' 5 I I: A',,, , 'f' L ' ' ,- -ff ' iff r ff ' ' ,f N , gi xiii A' .-1 HI ' HQ fl, ANNX 3 x' F '-T .W , ' X Y . li , A X -.-..4.: ,, ,MA-lu ,f A.. -M --0...-4------ Y s x I 'f' A 4 L, f' . .- - - f , A . ,-All X E I I 3 , f .gg rf?-1 4 xt x,,f fi . 5 K ,,. f I V I f' if I , YN W I , ., xr, , A -4 fr..--V V 1 ?1 , .L 1 -L.'...L,I.l L 1 T f ff ggjfi'-5 .ff -5-X Lf- :af M- if 32,4 1 ,ML E- - 1' 'T A f5 'vf Q . 2 144' LE. 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There's Priscilla, John Alden, Lady McBeth, Mr. Hyde, Mrs. Kluck, Dr. Bunn, and - a scream is heard. That, explains Priscilla, is only Lucille. She's just playing. Lady McBeth enters and mistaking Don for Romeo, imme- diately becomes Juliet. She next switches to Othello as John Alden enters dressed in hunting clothes, with one hen. He is very disap- pointed because he could find no Indians. Don finds out that the insane asylum next door burned last night and Dr. Bunn, who was in charge, borrowed this home until his own could be repaired. Mr. Hyde, also an inmate, thought Wing was Fu Manchu, but is forced by Dr. Bunn to bring him out from where he was going to boil him in oil. Don falls in love with Lucille, who is a very sane girl, but is held there for her money by Dr. Bunn and Artemus Burke. To com- plicate matters, Don's fiancee, Gertrude Finch, and her mother arrive. Finally after several hilarious experiences, Gertrude breaks the engagement and goes home, Dr. Bunn and Artemus Burke are arrested by Don and Silletto, an escaped convict who turns out to be really George Shaw, an actor, the lunatics are taken to another asylum, and Don gets the girl. Page Thirty-Eight SENIOR CLASS PLAY ONE MAD NIGHT CAST DON CUTTER lErnie Shelli The hero 1 tall, light, and handsome. VVING tRohert Kelsheimerb Don's young Chinese servant. THE CAST Mr:-. M1'XV0llly llirvrtor PRISCILLA tMary Helen Kanderai A middle aged woman, rational in manner. An insane asylum inmate. LADY McBETH tMargaret Yeagerb A young, attractive inmate. JOHN ALDEN fllete Milanovichl l'riscilla's husband: another inmate. MR. HYDE 1Bert Shepard! Talks like a villain 3 has a loud, shrill insane laugh: the fourth Inmate. DR. BUNN lOra Max VVellmanl In charge of the asylum. LUCILLE MARCY 1Helen Bodnari The heroine -- a girl ol' nineteen who pretends to be insane. MRS. KLUCK fMarie Lu Adamsy The middle aged housekeeper. GERTRUDE FINCH fBetty Edlerl The fiancee ol' Don Cutter. MRS. FINCH lMary Young? Gertrude's mother, a very fashionable lady from I ii'th Avenue. DEPRESSION tMary Rodishi Mrs. Finch's colored maid. ARTEMUS BVRKE tB0b Shewl A lawyer known as The Mouthpiece SILLETTO LLouis Folij An escaped convict. ON THE STAGE Page Thirty-Nine MATH CLUB l'r1-sitlt-nt ltohttrt Sha-w Vim- - l,I'l'Sili4'Ill tllvnn lutllvv S4'f'l'1'l1lI'X - Vl'l'l'2lSllI'l'I' Maxim- liuxurth Sponsor Miss Nlfmmanll PHOTOGRA- PHY CLUBS l'rvsi1lf-nts Alla-11 llztrlwt' I r:um'is All-Ilunztltl Vim- - I'1-vsifle-:tts .lztmt-s lkwrtn .l2lIlll'S Statztts S4-1-11-t:ll'y' ' 'I'1'm-ustlre-rs Just-pltittv Nlvstvk ldlauilw tlrvpgury Hptmsors Mr. Stunts Mr. I':tlom-y SCIENCE CLUB l'rt-sul:-nt Jatvlt Ill'ZlllQ' Vivv V l'l'1'Si4lQ'llt .lztmf-s Smith S1-r-r'u't:lr'y - 'l'l'4-atsttrvr John XN':1tt Sponsor Miss tilllylflll 3. .ve Y M g 53,15 f 'I , 'Q A .Q rf W Q Rx 6 Sf V Q, 131' Q A ' ' ' 1 A . 3 N53 ,1.,:5: X F Q f Z h S W A w x ,.,Q 5 , 3 wig ., 'Q K R L, -Q ,QZQ ' 1? 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GIRLS' SPORTS CLUBS Presimlvnts Putty llIOConnvll 'l'lit--l'vs11 Murphy Alycv Cox Juzlnitn Hipkiss Vivo - l're'si4lvnts Mary Ln tlilfoy Nvllilllllll llnriivs lim-tty Ann Dre-k Anno COltlt I'bZlllk SOC'l'9t2ll'Y - 'l'1't-ns111'ei's Dorothy l+'lvtt'lw1' Hzizvl Anmlvrson Kzltlivrinv tliztnotti Chelsie Sinith Iu2tl'?-flll'Pt Nwshit Sponsors Miss l!z1t11m:zx1'tm-1' Miss Clvnrwntc-rs Miss Hitt Nr. Lahti Miss lioyvr G. A. A. l,l'PSltll'llt Jnunitn llipkiss Vicv - l'rt-sitlviit Mary llvszivefiito Sec-rvtz11'y - Tl'k'2lSlll'Pl' Putty Ann Hennis Sponsor Miss Hoyt-1' BOYS' SPORTS CLUBS l'rvsitlvnts Bill Ln Vonne- Rt-ginnltl Wliitlock John Vztlvnte- lqllffflllll' l'mwlvzl Max Youinzxns l'hil Jonvs Vicv A I,l'f'SltlPlltS John XY. 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CLUBS I 14-sim-nts :XI2ll'lilil lmlllsv Ili-1-il Ni:il'lliz1 lmuisv Vnlu Alililrw-il 1'Iiuiu'ilo Vim- - l'l'4'Silll'IllS Iivily H0314-i's Ihisw-llizim' Vuuzuii Luis Sliirlvy S4-4-rvI:ii'y -- 'I'i'v:isl1i'+-i's In-lhzi HIIIIIIPIIIWX Xl:ii'j0ri1- Valli Hook l,iIIi:iil .lonws SIHIIISUTS Mrs. iflnyfl Miss Uurlis Miss H:ii'kc-I' CONSERVA- TION CLUB I'l'l'HlIi4'lli I-'m'illil:ilo Zzinuifi Vim' - I'l'1-sifivlli Ill-nrv lhnlln- 1 S1'1'l'1'i2ll'j' - 'l'i'1-:i:4i1i':-1' Hill Hilti-I' SIHIIIHUI' Mr. Sillllllb INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUBS l,l'4'Si1Il'll'S fl1'Hl'H4' .Iona-s Huh Voir: Vim- - I'l'4-Hiilvlils Ilill Ki-nilzill 'I'mnm5 .loin-s 5l'4'l'4'l1ll'X - 'l'i'4-zislirvi' Sum HULlIlIUXi1'il Owvn HIIISOII .Inline-x I.114':i1'o-Ili SIIUIISUVS NIV. Stwzilli-5' NIV. Nvwtoli BAND I'l'vsi1lvl1l, Um Maxx Wollmzm Vicv - l,l'PSl4l11Ilt Glvu Clark Svc-1'vt:1r'y - TI'PilSl1I'0l Allan llzlrlwr News llslporlvr Kzxtllryn Brooks Di rvctm' M V. Mc'Cool ORCHESTRA Di xwlclm' Mr. NlcC'o0l CHORUS Din-vtox' Miss Dvvorlzllfl ANNUAL STAFF -sy QL S SEN IORS J UN IORS Martha Mackie Editors-in-Chief Franklin Wood Mary Potisek Business Managers Bessie Harden Mary Pesavento Circulation Managers Martha White Robert Shew Athletic Editors Bill Reeder Marie Lu Adams Art Editors Jean Hitt Jesse Ball fBy appointmentj Irene Gernus School- life Editors Martha J. Hungerford Helen Sanders Anna Mestek Jack Taylor Advertising Managers George Stevenson Martha L. Reed Typists Louise Jones George Ann Slover Martha Voto John Potisek Sophomore Marian Dorman Representatives Junior High Shirley Moser Representatives Norton Chapin Mr. A. T. Hays Miss Clayton Senior Sponsors Annual Sponsors Mr. Fred Hayes Mr. Stwalley Miss Carbon, Assistant Sponsor ge Forty-Seven 3 v - I ..,,,.-. I, . ' A ,L 1 D - N 5 KW Page Forty-Ei3:l1t, Z f XA ,f, f,f fy! ff If ff ff ,fqcy 1, ' riff ,jf f 1 Z I 'Qi-K T4 f, 4, Q ,2j,j, f 4, f' , fr f f w 'f ! 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Three gridsters received All- Valley recognition -- John Valente and James Berto on the first team and Paul Mari- etta on the second team. Valente also received the C-men's club award in football. Owing to lack of playing material, our basketball team did not come through in the usual good form, hanging up a record of 4 wins and 13 defeats in the regular schedule. However, all was not lost, as our boys reached the finals in the Sectional. Charles McConnell received the C-1nen's basketball award. Mr. Frump had a collection of chiefly Seventh and Eighth Grade basketball players, known as Babes Bouncers, which had a perfect season, winning all their games. Spring again brought forth track volunteers, both boys and girls. They attended several invitational meets before attending the county meet. Page f JESS QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS BETWEEN THE GOAL POSTS CLINTON VS. DUGGER On September 15, Clinton opened the 1939 pigskin season against Dugger, the usual first game foe. The cats displayed power and speed in winning by a score of 38-0. CLINTON VS. WASHINGTON iEast Chicago? A week later Clinton journeyed to Washington of East Chi- cago. Although they made more yardage and first downs, they made some fumbles and bad passes which cost them the game. Clin- ton 6 - Washington 8. CLINTON VS. JOSEPH REITZ fEvansvilleJ The following week the Wildcats traveled south into enemy territory. Although they were encouraged by a special train of backers, they could not match the power displayed by the Evans- ville team. Clinton 6 - Reitz 14. CLINTON VS. BICKNELL On October 6, Clinton was host to the Bicknell Bulldogs. The Bulldogs put up a gallant fight but, when the smoke of battle clear- ed away, Clinton held a 13-0 victory. CLINTON VS. WILEY The number 13 jinx held true on October 13. A Clinton foot- ball team was beaten by Wiley. With the wind blowing a mighty gale, Wiley forged ahead in the last quarter to Win by a score of Clinton 13 - Wiley 15. CLINTON VS. GARFIELD Hoping to do the same as their Terre Haute rivals, Garfield came up to Clinton the following week. However, they were disap- pointed when the Wildcats emerged victorious by a score of Clinton 20 - Garfield 13. CLINTON VS. LINTON A week later Clinton played Linton on the home field. Running up the highest score of the season, the Wildcats marched off with a 46-0 victory. CLINTON VS. MISHAWAKA On November 3, Clinton went north to Mishawaka, hoping to avenge a defeat received at their hands last year. After a very hard battle all the way, the game was decided by a Clinton penalty. Clinton 7 - Mishawaka 14. CLINTON VS. BRAZIL On November 13, the Wildcats visited the home of the Brazil Red Devils. After running wild through them, Clinton returned with a 38-0 triumph. fContinued on page 555 Page Fifty-One 'I' w S UAD IDENTIFICATIONS Row om-: Miskunas, G. Jonvs, PllI'CCll, Vale-ntv, Kendall, Zanolti, P. Marivtta, Drake' Turvhi, Kelley, and 3l0llt'2llllIi. Row two: Hillyor, Slclioisll, Perkins, J. Marin-tta, livrto, F4-noglio, Dal Sasso I' Jonvs, Giovanini, Shelton, VYhitlo0k, and Farnsworth. , . Row tllrm-0: Crane, Turin-villv, Mazura, llosstick, T1-rstvnyak, Svagggiari, Strazzahosco Hugger, Stn-vonson, liIl0lIlllllgCl', and Hill. Row four: Fullman, R. lived Gray, Tc-rkoskov Curry, Martin, liodirh, ll. .lom-s, 7 1 1 1 . lim-atty, Potisok, Kirkman, I.. lived, XV. Hutch, ll. Kutch, and Doughty. Row five: SflUl1'llf Managor Yalvs, Student Manager Iiaysingvr, Hn-le-gwla, Smith, Shirlcy, Farnsworth, Lowry, Drake-, liodnar, Bynum, Santrach, llyhvv, and llrunic. Row six: Backfivld Coach Bush, Manager A. 'I'. Hays, livsvrvc Coach liihivh, Ha-ad and Lino Coach Frump. MR. FRUMP MR. BUSH MR. BIBICH .Lge Fifty-Three U DER THE BASKET CLINTON VS. GARFIELD Clinton opened the season by playing Garfield on Dec. 8. The Wildcats played in good form, but were overwhelmed. Clinton 28 - Garfield 40. CLINTON VS. PARIS Clinton crossed the state line to Pal'is on Dec. 12, to suffer another loss. The VVildcats held the Tigers in the first half, but were outclassed in the last half. Clinton 17 - Paris 81. CLINTON VS. OTTER CREEK Clinton journeyed on Dec. 16 to North Terre Haute to play a highly touted team. They returned home on the tail end of a score of Clinton 20 - Otter Creek 28. CLINTON VS. NEWPORT On Dec. 19 the Wildcats were host to Newport. They led all the way to win their first game of the season. Clinton 80 - Newport 27. CLINTON VS. WEST LAFAYETTE Clinton invaded the territory of West Lafayette to again be the loser of the score Clinton 17 - Xvest Lafayette 23. CLINTON VS. SULLIVAN On Jan. I, Clinton visited Sullivan to give Clinton High's worst enemies a trim- ming. The team with Gross and Tyler, who were playing their first game, displayed good form, but were led through the whole game. Clinton 21 - Sullivan 43. CLINTON VS. ATTICA The Wildcats on Jan. 5, marched to Attica expecting to nose out a victory as last year, but again lost. Clinton 23 - Attica 37. CLINTON VS. CAYUGA Cayuga swept into Clinton on Jan. 9, expecting revenge from the Wildcats for the heating of last year. They were unsuccessful in whipping the Wildcats who were too much for the Cayuga team. Clinton 31 - Cayuga 16. CLINTON VS. BRAZIL Three days later on Jan. 12, W'ildcats took a hop to Brazil. The Clinton - Brazil game of last year was a very exciting one which ended in the favor of the Wildcats. The boys tried hard but were defeated. Clinton 26 - Brazil 44. CLINTON VS. CRAWFORDSVILLE On Jan. 30, the Wildcats charged to Crawfordsville to avenge the loss of last year's game. The Cats played hard but lost. Clinton 33 - Crawfordsville 46. CLINTON VS. WILEY Wiley with confidence in her heart came to Clinton on Feb. 2, to win. They either were stronger hearted or better basketball players, for they took us by a score of Clinton 30 -- VViley 45. Page Fifty-Four Page CLINTON VS. DANA On Feb. 6, Clinton was host to the Dana Aggies. This proved to be the most thrilling game of the season, with both teams fighting hard for the ball. This was the first game in which Mr. Bush had charge of the first team. The score when the gun went off was Clinton 24 - Dana 25. CLINTON VS. COVINGTON Clinton played Covington on Feb. 13. The Cats played a good defensive game but their shoulders were put to the mat. Clinton 27 - Covington 38. CLINTON VS. PARIS On Feb. 16, Clinton again played Paris, this time on Clinton's court. Using all of the first string and the substitutes, they tried to stop the Paris boys froln drop- ping them in the bucket, but were not successful. Clinton 26 - Paris 54. CLINTON VS. GARFIELD The Wildcats on the very next night traveled to Terre Haute to have a tilt with Garfield who had defeated them in the first game of the season. Playing without the aid of McConnell, the score turned out Clinton 19 - Garfield 44. CLINTON VS. ROCKVILLE Clinton was getting tired of this losing streak so when Rockville came to Clinton the Wildcats would have it no other way than to send them home defeated. Clinton 32 - Rockville 19. CLINTON VS. STATE HIGH Since the Clinton - State High game on Feb. 23 was the last game of the season, the Cats played a great game with Gross dropping them in from far and near. Clin- ton 48 - State High 37. SECTIONAL TOURN EY Clinton 32 .................... Rosedale 19 Clinton 32 .................... Marshall 22 Clinton 39 .................... Bridgeton 37 Clinton 23 .................... Rockville 43 BETWEEN THE GOAL POSTS fContinued from page 51p CLINTON VS. SULLIVAN On our Homecoming Day which was Thanksgiving Day, Spike Kelly brought his Sullivan Golden Arrows to Clinton. Sullivan, al- ways C1inton's greatest rival, attracted the largest crowd of the season. Clinton grabbed an early lead but lost it in the closing min- utes of the first half. Sullivan remained in the lead for the remaind- er of the game. Clinton 12 - Sullivan 21. CLINTON VS. WESTVILLE The following week Clinton played a post - season game with Westville, Illinois. The Wildcats made it six wins against five de- feats by downing Westville by a score of 19-0. Fifty-Five ! Q' Q1 ,ff ul -A N? .1 X . X 1 , LI' Aa. 4, x V . i 15 I gr ' lxllfjik L Fi X Q g I F 4 Hx X X , 1 v' ' L Y 5 x.z W iii. 2 r r 5, 5 XXX ,lj in lr',AL N W , L L' IXX . x'x,N ' pxxvlq wr, Q Q ik ,H jf 1-67' L 4? X 4 N S 3 X ggi l' L? i iii H 'L RX L ,Q ' 'Y' Wifi - Lfgf L , -L J M. Digg 7 'J Q Z L Haul , L A , ' x S- . 4 L f Li- fur' L I , 1, Q 1 J L i ,ESA s. N3 1, Q i xl' 'X , 4 v W YL ' Q' L - I . 4 JA! . m f f f , ' L I 1 if 1' ' ,, f .. . 5 c ,':'i I V: ' fffxf , rf' ,W V ,,L.km.WmMf,,,wi, QV I 'Vg ,MW ,V f V .1 Z fi? fwfwjjffgffff f'i'.7Z3'fTiW:Wr 4 mygnffjf F xzmfw 1106 ,M f L SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Row 1: Bosstick, Speirs, Valente, Kirkman, Curry and Reed. Row 2: Roberts, Bates, G. Hinzy, Jones, Stuteville. Row 3: Thomson, Lowry, B. Samson, Van Lieu, Porter, H. Hinzy. The second team was coached by Mr. Charles Cocky Bush, a new man at C. H. S. Making a good record during the regular sea- son, they successfully topped their year by winning the second team county championship by defeating Newport 23-20. FIRST TEAM IDENTIFICATIONS Row 1: Coach Bush, Captain LaVanne, center, Coach Stuteville. Row 2: Anderson, forward, McConnell, forward, Gross, forward, Provence, guard. Row 3: Fenoglio, forward, D. Samson, center, Tyler, guard. Row 4: Marietta, guard, Farnsworth, guard, Berto, forward. ,.. Ifltty-Sex 1 S. fx 458' l'1II,2'l'2lYillLfS Ivy NIllNYES'l'l+Il!N l+INGIiAYlNli V0 'l'l'l'l't' Huul 0, Incl ialm q,.. -ww l'1 Q I1!lx ll ht Victor Paloncy GROCERIES and MEATS Telephone 7 6 Fairview Compliments of Mary Ann Beauty Shop The Service Oil Co. 1' On The Banks of The Wabash SHELL PRODUCTS Phone 479 Olmstead's Cleaners A Little Bit Better PHONE 129 Compliments of Clinton Coal Company Dr. Udell Archer VETERINARY 335 South Third Elliott's Standard Service Complete Line of Standard Products Atlas Tires and Batteries 3rd and Vine Sts. SEE- F araco's Headquarters For BULOVA and GRUEN WATCHES 218 So. Main Street City Market Fancy GROCERIES and MEATS PHONE 179 Patsy and Leroy's MODERN MARATHON SERVICE Lucky Strike Bowling Alley Bowl For Health Billiards - Fountain Service Your Best Bet 555 North Ninth Tel. 555 P ge Fifty-Nine Lee Hain Furniture - Rugs - Stoves A Bottle of Milk Is A Bottle of Health 4 ARMSTRONG Clinton Pure LINOLEUM Milk Co. Compliments Ho Ja Q C400 of GENERAL TIRES J. C. Penney Co. Compliments G. C. Murphy Ten Cent Store Compliments of Marshall Hotel and Restaurant L. W. Hershey Florists We Grow Our Own 1 Antonini's Restaurant ITALIAN FOODS Our Specialty Phone 140 518 North Ninth Street Paints -- Batteries Auto Supplies 1 Tel. 11 300 So. Main W 4 f I r Compliments of Clinton Auto Co. 5 CHEVROLET Sales Service Bonacorsi Bros. Groceries and Meats We Trim Our Meat Not Our Customers We Deliver Phone 144 or 145 Gillis Pharmacy : Modern Drug Store and Fountain Lunch Service A w A w 4 1 4 r Tony The Cleaner An Old Reliable Tailor A HEMSTITCHING 1, Phone 450W 312 So. Main Page Sixty Soard Motor Sales OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Clinton - Dana O. C. Soard Model Cleaners Efficient Band Box Cleaning We Give Prompt Service Telephone 13 Gene Midge Bonacorsi For Your GROCERIES and MEATS WE DELIVER Phone 41 104 N. Ninth Buy HEALTH and ACCIDENT INSURANCE of 0. F. Houston White's Pharmacy Corner Main and Elm Sts. Phone 16 Usmon Bros. FURNITURE STORE When You Think of Tires and Batteries Think of- Ninth and Bogart Mobilgas Station Joe Giacoletto - Clinton, Ind. Goodyear Tires - Globe Batteries Powell's Pharmacy The Accommodating Drug Store 123 S. Main We Deliver Phone 139 Baker's WOMEN'S 8z CHILDREN'S WEAR 345 South Main Clinton, Indiana Dr. W. M. Leeds OPTOMETRIST 320 South Main Phone 309M Dolly's Cupboard HOME COOKED MEALS T 417 s0.Main st. 9 Auto Body Shop Wrecked Cars Made Like New Page Sixty-One For GENERAL ELECTRIC Triple - Thrift REFRIGERATORS See T A Y L O R ' S RADIO SERVICE 456 N. Ninth St. Phone 792 Easy Payments No Finance Company Compliments of FRIST FUNERAL HOME CLINTON BOOK STORE Compliments of NORTHERN INDIANA POWER CO. Compliments of A. J. DOUGHTY Furniture Stoves Rugs Compliments of THE CITIZENS EVERYTHING For The STATE BAN K S C H O O L S and CLINTON and NEWPORT O F F I C E Member of F.D.I.C. 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