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

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LIBRARY STAFF Sponsors Miss Salaroglio Miss Devonalcl GLEE CLUB Sponsor Miss Devonald the Dermie-Lou . The gallant vessel becomes larger and larger. Now he sights a crew working on deck. which has been washed by a recent storm. Now he scents the aroma which leads him to the kitchen, the palace of the cooks. Now at the bow he sees a staff of mates discussing the best course to be followedg at the helm is Babe Frump. who served during that year as steerslnan. guiding the ship through the menacing waves and around the Page Seventeen

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Soon an array of green and white is raised to the top of thu must. The anchors are- weigiiml, and tht- i'Dl'l'llllf'- Lou Cust oft' for ai voyage ok-r the- svzi ot' knowlf-tif.:e-. Yvs, thv Old Salt is pratiu-rim.: ine-niorivs from fall' ot't', just its it' they iinppt-its-tl yvstvrtlay. ilu skims over at pztgv or two, tlrziws on his pipe- and again st-mls :L cloud into the- uir. It ilflillli In-gills to un- roll and finally it l7lll'Sl,S, showing.: at distant View of I'ag.:e- Sixteen THE CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band, under the direction of L. E. lVlcCool, was in full swing af the end of the first week of school, since the group was well organized during the summer months. The following people served as officers for the school year: President .......................... John Perona Vice-President . . . . .Valeria Valente Secretary .... . . .Clara Harden Treasurer . . . . . . . .... David Dowdy The band was very active, performing at the football games, basketball games, and the class plays. The group also attended several out-of-town games. 58 ln March, nineteen members entered the State Solo and Ensemble Con- test at Terre Haute. These entering were: John Perona-saxaphone solog Valeria Valente-clarinet solo: Billy James-baritone solo: john Graham- drum solo. The piano accompaniments were played by Mr, lVlcCool and Bill Eaton. There were also two clarinet trios, one being composed of Valeria Valente, Shirley Griffith and Billy Cogang the other of John Perona, Wayne Kispert, and Ernest Frigo. A trombone quartet also entered: it was composed of Edgar Humphrey, Richard Auer, Fred Mikels, and Carl Blanton. Ruby Peck, Evelyn Clough, and Ruth and Ruby Kelley entered the baton twirling contest. After the vibrations ceased, John Perona was awarded first division: the quartet, john Graham, and the majorettes, second divisiong the trios and Valeria Valente, thirdg and Billy james, fourth.

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liuughty storms. Now he sues the office wlie-re the- IIILHUS :iri- lllklkillg various rt-ports, and cle-:uw-st of the-in ull is tht- log ot' that Dl'I'lIli1'-111311, as she sails on-1' tht- svn, of knowlmlpxv. In the captains cabin. the- Old Salt sights u conff-rt-ncu :xt which 2ll'0 tht- DU1llllill'lX 1-lvctf-11 le-zirlcws Miss Mug:- nzihoscn. captain: Marion Dornizin, first nintvi and Mario Dai Sasso and Eleanor Archer, assistants. Yes, the above one-s led the Page Eighteen HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS Officers President ..... ....... . .Mario Dal Sasso Vice-President . . . .Donald Wright Secretary . . . ..... Charlene Joyce Treasurer . . . . Dorotha Foncanncn i li 1 ,f UNIOR CLASS PLAY 'Ever Since Eve 3 Act Comedy Directed by Mrs. Mcwethy