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

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PROPHI LY tLontmuedl As we get Into Cllnton s mght llfe we fxnd Ellzabeth Bonato runnlng the very elaborate ltter lvln o1nt Betty Poplk runs the La Conga Corner glvlng Bonato stuff competltxon and stiffer competltlon yet lS Petersons Rhumba Road Todd O Laverty Clayton Whalen Kelth Wxlson and rlom Vranlch really go for thls llfe durlng the time they are free from thelr strenu cus dutles wlth the F B l Over ln the next block IS the never to be forgotten school of whlch ohn Hosa IS actlng superintendent with Dorothy MOYYISOD as secretary Mable Melthe has taken Mrs ohnson s place as prmclpal of Senior Hlgh and Charles Baird Mr Shew s place as prmclpal of unlor Hlgh At the old flre house between the two buildings we fmd Flre Chxef Morris Pruett with staff of volunteer flremen lnClUdll'1g ohn Howard ohn Hollingsworth l eon Lear Don Welr and Robert G0OdWln Out on Nmth Street we fund that the Nlary Catherlnes Sawyer and Porter are co owners of the Aragon wlth Bob Qhenhall stlll waxtmg tables Every Saturday nlght Tamseys Tappers mcludlng Marcella Van Sant Madonna Thomas and Rose Ellen Tenms wlth the leader Miss Thompson herself tap the llght fantastlc to the muslc of Wayne Smlth and the Crompton Hlll Sym phonlc Swlng Band ln hls orchestra are several world famous muslcxans Nlax Duggms Don Sampson Don Somes and ohn Solomon and the fam ous vocallst oe Lohse FBITVICW has greatly mcreased m many ways Wilma Gross IS now run mng a transcontmental bus lme wlth mam OfflCCS and depot ln FHITVICW proper Employed as mechamcs and bus drlvers are Barbara Straw Carolina Nestler and ean Robertson These busses pass through all parts of the Umted States gomg to Alaska and Nlexlco Next to the bus depot IS the spaclous new alrfleld Dlrector of landings IS Ruth Nlelsen Pllots operatlng at thls base are Leon bumn lm Lubovlch ules Massa and ack Plerce These natlve Cllntonlans have with their com lJlI'lCd achlevements broken all exlstmg fllght records The palatlal Wabash Acres Country Club was founded by a glft of multl mllllonalre Charles GlOVanlnl pretzel lung and IS operated by ohn Platls natlonal golf champion wxth Troy Vmcent as famous chef m charge of the kltchen and dlnlng rooms and with golf greens under care and super vlslon of Lee Roy Smlth and his herd of sheep Smxth IS one of the Unlted States largest fme wool producers The famous MacKu Yacht Club founded and operated by the famous hoatsmen Sam Kutch and ack lVlacl..aren attracts many tourists Daily seen at the pler are amateur boatsmen Avenattl Ellls and Grlfflth practlcmg for the annual Chubrllo Cup Boat Race the prize of whlch was donated by Doro thy Dehch to commemorate the darlng swlmmmg achievements of her frlend and partner Beulah Chubrllo Glymplc swlm champlon who s stlll breaking records One of the most lnterestmg concesslons owned and operated by Madam Contrl IS the Swank Beauty Salon to cater to the needs of water soaked mermalds and mermen after swlms and boat trips Also we flnd always a crowd at the old fashioned wlth new fangled twlsts Wrlght Horse Shoe Pltchlng Courts ust across the way we flnd much amusement ln Rejmxjos Rldlflg Range The rlders who most entertam the assembled crowds with their daring feats and exceptional mastery of their steeds are Fvelyn Soltls and Rose Mary Glordano fCont1nued On Page 611 Tlus pipe sponsored bw FRIS1 FUNERAL HOME Page Tw enty sew en 11 VY C D , .. .J 'J N5 - . ' - 5 ' Q . .. . . ' 1 i 1 1 I.J 1'1 , . . A 1 1 1 , , 2: I ,J , . , , W- y . s . 1 . . . y.. . - ' 1 ' 1 1 , f Y ,J - U . . , . . ' J. ' . , . . . g . U . .. t D 1. yi. v . ' 1. - 1 - ., . - .- .. . U. ...y Y . ' J ., . 14 Y 1 W - , I . , Q 0 . 1, ,- , - Y ., . . . , . . . . , ' . s . ..-1 l.. 'J - . ' . '.'1. .' j: 1

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PROI 1ll1,LY Here we are' Gee the place IS famlllar' Oh ISD t that Kenney Kelley3 X es of course he s come to show us to Mayor Louls Corso s car He s the mayor s chauffeur you know As we drlve through the streets of thls new Lllnton kept very clean by street cleaner Fred Mlkels we see many new tulldlngs and factorles some belng the Natlonal Bank of whlch Blll Uaugh tery IS presldent and hls competent secretary Maxlne Qlnotto the Rosenblatt Store greatly enlarged and now managed by Harold Bayslnger oan Mc Donalds Natlonal Potato Chlp Factory and oan Murdocks Soap Suds Factory On down the street we see Calvettl s Spaghettl Spot of whlch LOUISE Call IS head WaltTCSS Across from there IS Eaton s Poker Parlor for WhlCh Mary Ann Carrera keeps flnances Farther down the street IS Blblch s Concert Hall where operas are often held Wlth Florence McKee Evalyn Martln Kosmach and Ann GGVIH leadlng the cast The operas are sponsored by ardlne s Sardlnes from the Wabash Vlrglnla Gllllo s Washtub Laundry whlch Kathryn Murphy Beverly Rhoads and Frances Ralston are employed and C-rlffln s Boat Black Emporlum presldent VICC presldent secretary and treasurer belng Lorena Gflffln Ah yes there IS the Youth Center so nobly dlrected by the Reverend Conrad Gregory of the Communlty Church Whlle speaklng of churches we should say Rosalea Glovanlnl IS the dlrector of the cholr That can t be a radlo statlon Yes l m afrald so' Due to Blll Dunkley s lnfluence ln Washlngton D C Stanley Beatty world traveler and news commentator IS brought to you every day at IZ 00 noon through the cour tesy of Sharp P1118 put out by ohn Sharp and approved by State Health Commlssloner Charles ones Also George O Bradovlch and hls all glrl chorus brlng you the Hour of Charm accompanled by Marne Blacla on the plano Flhls program IS sponsored by Esquire now belng publlshed by NlChOll Brklach The cover glrl for thls magazlne IS Margaret Balma Do Your Dally Dozens Wlth Margaret McLatchle IS brought to you by Wanda s Won der Wafers manufactured by the Wandas Craddle and Shew Every Sun day Eugene Shull s College for Uneducated Women puts on a muslcal very educatlonal wlth Martha Manshlp LOUISC ROVI Shlrley C-rlfflth and Anna Pagllero as songstresses Llght on Your Toes a ballet lnstructlon class taught by Kathryn Mlnett IS brought to Vou by the Dr ohn Blazovlch world famed foot doctor Oh the hospltal IS stlll here too Head Nurse IS now the capable Mary Frances james She IS ably aSSlStCd by nurses and supervlsors Mlldred Har rls Marjorle Lohse and Mary Ann Mclselsh What do you know3 Ruth Dlrker IS runnlng a clay nursery for war worklng mothers She gets help from Pat ThClSZ Catherlne Cervo and Mary Nagy The transportatlon to and from the nursery lS provlded by jack Spurr and Clarence Dyer The bables are ln safe hands' Adams famous Clove Chewlng Gum IS now belng made more often The manufacturer Charles Adams reallzes how much Dunlap Tlre Recap plng and Patchlng depends upon thls much needed gum Tllls Inge sponsoled by FRIST FUNERAL HOME lhlf-,Q Tlu llty slx , WY ' ' . w u v O V i , , . v , ' , - , ,J - V .I ' .I - . - ' n ' v , ,JO U - , ,ln H 1 - ! 1 1 7 I ' - .. J , . . . , . , 1 1 ' - , . - , . , . , 1 'J . 7 - I 1 ' v . . ' - , , 4 . 'I

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CALENDAR AUGUS1 They loolt green but they II If arn we hope' I'ootbaII hopefuls reported Good thmgs Illxe vacatlon cant last forever You guessed It School started SEPTEMBER 20 School Daze' Same grmd Ho hum Flrst holiday' Not bad' Flrst Gnd vlctory' Cllnton 25 Dugger 0 OCTGBER Roosevelt of Gary game 0 0 At least we held our own So sorry' Flrst slx weeks grades Where dld those teachers get so much red Ink'-' Waa' What3 Oh yes Infant Wernz made hls debut Z2 Rah' Rah' Schools not bad after all Two months two vacatlons' NOVEMBER Dental exammatlon Wlder please' Cuch' Armlstlce Day Half hollday for war memorlal We too trounced Brazll I3 0 Good work Wanda Lee s VOICCB Where xs nl It was of no consequence she just Who s stuck up3 Everyone T B patch test dulv applied Cllnton goes hlgher Culture comes to us wlth operatic tr1IIs and arlas The Barber of Sevllle enthuslastlcally recelved 26 Lets be thankful Of course we are We had another vacatlon and we beat Sulllvan DECEMBER Hardwood season opened I et s not quote the score l C RIVERSIDE INN Near the Wabash Brndge NINTH AND BOC-ART IVIOBILGAS STATION Joe Gnaceletn F IL Il X ' Y 1 v x' ,,,,, -1 1 ' I had a matinee senior class play performance! Thats all! . yum' sponsorwl hy: ,, . 7 .. 'a iv ' we I-'74-i::I1t