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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

BOARD OF EDUCATION Dan Burgan Treasurer Thomas Griffiths President K. W. Powell .Secretary Helen W. Johnson Principal Senior Division ADMINISTRATION E. C. Boyd Superintendent Ray Shew Principal Junior Division Merle Carlin Mary Margaret Smith Secretary High School Secretary Page 5 BALDWIN, HARRIET JANE, A. B. Duke University, University of Wisconsin, University of Illinois, Indiana State. English. BARE, JOHN P., A. B. Hanover College. Mathematics, Science. BROWN, PATRICIA ANN, B. S. Indiana University. Com- merce. BURCH, NOEL P., B. S. Indiana University. Social Studies. BURTON, ROBERT, B. S. Indiana State. Physical Education. BUTTS, MARGUERITE MARIE, G. N. Indiana University, Indiana State. School Nurse. CLOYD, ADA, A. B. Indiana State. Social Studies. DEVONALD, DOROTHY, B. S. Indiana State. English. DUDZIAK, GUNHILDE, A. B. Butler Univerisity. Home Economics. Compliments of: Rosenblatt’s. “Western Indiana’s Greatest Store’’ Pa e 6 GERRISH, RUTH B., A. B. Indiana University. English. GRAY, WILLIAM, B. S., M. S. Indi ana State. Science. HALL, CHARLES E., B. S. Indiana State. Industrial Arts. HOLBERT, PAUL I., B. S. Indiana Univeristy, Indiana State. Com- merce. KYLE, JOHN C., B. S. Rose Polytechnic, Purdue University, Indiana State. Industrial Arts. LAHTI, TAIMI, A. B., M. A. Indiana State, University of Washington, American University. Social Studies. MARIETTA, WILLIAM L., B. S. Rose Polytechnic, University of Toledo, Indiana State. Commerce. MATTAX, THORVAL, B. S. Ball State, University of Michigan. Social Studies. MORGAN, GLENN, A. B., M. A. Indiana State, Indiana Uni- versity, Wisconsin University. Mathematics. Compliments of: Rosenblatt’s, “Western Indiana’s Greatest Store’’ Paife 7 McCAMMON, JOAN, B. S. Indiana University. Home Economics. McCOOL, L. EDWARD, B. S., M. S. Indiana State. Music. McWETHY, MARGARET, A. B. Indiana State, Indiana Uni- versity, University of Chicago. English, Speech. NEWPORT, RICHARD H., B. S., M. S. Indiana State. Mathematics. NOLAN, THEODORE F., B. S. Indiana State. Mathematics. PORTER, MARY CATHERINE, B. S. St. Mary-of-the-Woods, Purdue University., Physical Education. SALAROGLIO, FLORENCE, A. B., M. A., B. L. S. Indiana University, University of Illinois. French, Librarian. SCHELSKY, DOROTHY P., A. B. Western College for Women, Wisconsin University. English. WATERS, MARGARET N., B. S. Indiana State. Music, Art. Compliments of: The Citizens State Bank Pa«e 8 TOP ROW: ABANATHIE, MARILYN KAY, General ABANATHIE, WILLA LOU, General Booster Club ABERNATHY, KATHERINE JOYCE, College Preparatory Inter Nos, Mathematics Club, G. A. A. AIMONE, ROBERT L., Industrial Arts Student Council, Senior Class Play, Dramatics Club, Mathematics Club, Annual Staff ROW TWO: ALBERS, CLIFFORD LEE, General AUMAN, RUTH ANN, College Preparatory Home Economics Club, Dramatics Club, G. A. A., Inter Nos. BALDWIN: DAVID, General BEARD, LLOYD, Commercial School Newspaper Staff ROW THREE: BENNETT, JANICE DOROTHY, General Booster Club, Senior Class Play, Mathematics Club, G. A. A., Inter Nos, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Dramatics Club BETTASSO, MARY ANN, College Preparatory Inter Nos, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Commercial Club, Choir, Senior Class Play, Annual Staff. BOGETTO, JOHN, General BRAMMER, J'NANN, Commercial Band, Annual Staff, Commercial Club, Home Economics Club ROW FOUR: BRAMMER, JUDITH A., College Preparatory Band, Home Economics Club, Mathematics Club, Inter Nos BROWN, JOHN PEARL, College Preparatory Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, Mathematics Club, Inter Nos CARTWRIGHT, BETTY JEAN, Commercial Library Staff CARTY, EDNA, Commercial G. A. A., Commercial Club, Senior Class Play, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Choir Compliments of: Clinton Tobacco and Candy Co. Wholesale Tobacco and Candy Pace 10 Page 11 Compliments of: Clinton Ford Sales, Inc. TOP ROW: CHEEK, BILLIE JEAN, Commercial Annual Staff, Student Council, Junior Class Play, Dramatics Club, Mathematics Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Booster Club, Homecoming Attendant CHRISTOPHER, JOAN, College Preparatory Mathematics Club, Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Band, Freshman Class President, Senior Class Play, G. A. A. CORRADO, MARIE JOAN, College Preparatory Inter Nos, Mathematics Club, Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, G. A. A., Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Officer, Booster Club COUNSELL, ARTHUR, Industrial Arts F ootball ROW TWO: CROSSLEY, FRANK, Industrial Arts CROWDER, DOYNE, College Preparatory CURRY, JEAN, College Preparatory Inter Nos, G. A. A., Dramatics Club, Choir, Booster Club, Commercial Club DIRKER, GENE, Industrial Arts Football, Track ROW THREE: DONNA, FRANKLIN, Commercial Newspaper Staff DOOLEY, BETTY, Commercial Sophomore Class Officer, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Dramatics Club, Booster Club EDLER, JIM, General Football, Basketball EVITT, CLIFTON, College Preparatory Inter Nos ROW FOUR: EVITT, ROBERT, General FARRINGTON, WAYNE, Industrial Arts Freshman Class Officer FOLTZ, MAX L., General Football, Choir FRODGE, BETTY JEAN, Commercial Commercial Club, Booster Club, G. A. A. Compliments of: Joe Giacoletto Mobilgas Station Lee Hain, Furniture Page 12 $ E TOP ROW: GEORGE, MARCELLA, College Preparatory GHIDOTT1, TED, General Annual Staff, Dramatics Club GIACOLETTO, MARILYN, College Preparatory Yell leader, Sophomore Class Officer, Annual Staff, G. A. A-, Dramatics Club, Inter Nos, Booster Club, Mathematics Club GO DO, JULIE, Commercial Dramatics Club, G. A. A., Comhnercial Club, Booster Club, Newspaper Staff, Library Staff ROW TWO: GRAHAM, RALPH, General GREAVER, NORMA JEAN, Commercial G. A. A. GROSS, MARTHA JANE, Commercial Yell Leader, Homecoming Attendant, Booster Club, Commercial Club, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff GURCHIE, BILL, Industrial Arts ROW THREE: HALTOM, ANNA MAE, Commercial G. A. A.,Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff HEATON, LEWIS, College Preparatory Junior Class Play HENDERSON, ALBERTA, Commercial YeU leader, Junior and Senior Plays, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Choir, Annual Staff HENNIS, DOROTHY LOUISE, College Preparatory Mathematics Club, Inter Nos, Booster Club, G. A. A., Thespian, Dramatics Club, Commercial Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Choir, Junior and Senior Class Officer, Student Council ROW FOUR: HOBSON, ALONZO JR., Industrial Arts Football, Student Council HOLDAWAY, BARBARA, Commercial Commercial Club, Booster Club JAMES, ETHEL, Commercial Booster Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. JAMES, ROBERT, Industrial Arts Band, Basketball, Mathematics Club, School Patrol Compliments of: Frist Funeral Home, “A Name You Can Trust” Page 14 Page 15 TOP ROW: JENKINS, JERRY, Industrial Arts JONES, GEORGE, College Preparatory JONES, MARTHA ANN, Commercial Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, G. A. A., Booster Club, Junior Class Play JONES, ROBERT E., General Patrol, Football ROW TWO: KANDERA, CORRINIA, General Booster Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. KELLEY, MELVIN WILLARD, Commercial Dramatics Club, Basketball Manager, Senior Class Play KELTZ, FRANCIS, General Baseball, Newspaper Staff LAMB, JOHN, General Basketball, Football ROW THREE: LAMBERT, TOM, General F ootball LANE, RONALD, Industrial Arts Football, Baseball, Dramatics Club LATINOVICH, ANGELINE, Commercial LOBBIA, LUELLA, Commercial Booster Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club ROW FOUR: LOWRY, RONALD, General Mathematics Club, Annual Staff, Dramatics Club, Newspaper Staff, Patrol LUCE, MARLENE D., Commercial Commercial Club, Booster Club, G. A. A. MACK, GENE, College Preparatory Football, Basketball, Baseball MAHURIN, PATRICIA JEAN, College Preparatory Student Council, Annual Staff, Booster Club, G. A. A., Dramatics Club, Inter Nos, Mathematics Club, Choir Compliments of: Hardy’s Restaurant (Bill’s Place) Hedges Motor Sales Compliments of: Hill’s D-X Service Station Hershey, Florist Paff 17 TOP ROW: MARSHALL, ARLEEN, Commercial Commercial Club, Booster Club MlCKEVlCIUS, ADOMAS, Industrial Arts Patrol MORETTO, JACK RAYMOND, General Football, Choir MRDJA, MARY, Commercial ROW TWO: MURATORI, JAMES JR., General MYERS, ROBERT, Industrial Arts McCAMMON, BUDDY CHARLES, General Basketball, Baseball, Booster Club, Dramatics Club, Choir, Dramatics Class Play NEWKIRK, JOHN, Industrial Arts Track ROW THREE: NEWSOM, RONALD, Industrial Arts Band PAYTON, MARY CATHERINE, Commercial Commercial Club, G. A. A., Home Economics Club PEPERAK, LAWRENCE, General F ootball RALSTON, RUTH, Commercial G. A. A., Annual Staff, Booster Club, Commercial Club ROW FOUR: RAY, BARBARA ANN, College Preparatory Junior Class Officer, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Annual Staff, Inter Nos, Dramatics Club RAYCE, BILL, General Basketball REGINATTO, VERGILY, General Baseball REMLER, GEORGIA ANN, College Preparatory Dramatics Club, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Officer, Student Council, Booster Club, Inter Nos, Mathematics Club, Choir Compliments of: Jackson-Doolin Motors O. F. Houston and Son Page 18 Page 19 . mra Compliments of: Little Ritz Service Station and Groceries Karanovich Funeral Home TOP ROW: RILEY, HERSCHEL, Industrial Arts Football, Track, Dramatics Club, Senior Class Play RUATTO, ARCHIE, College Preparatory Basketball, Dramatics Club, Mathematics Club, Inter Nos RUSSELL, DOYNE PAUL, General Football, Football Student Manager, Basketball, Track, Baseball SMITH, MARY MARGARET, Commercial ROW TWO: STAATS, WILFORD, College Preparatory Mathematics Club, Junior Class Play STEINARD, BETTY, General Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, G. A. A. STEWART, JANET, Commercial Junior and Senior Class Plays, Dramatics Class Play, Annual Staff, Home Economics Club, Band STOKES, CAROL ELIZABETH, College Preparatory Dramatics Club, G. A. A.,Choir, Inter Nos, Mathematics Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Booster Club ROW THREE: STRAW, PATRICIA, Commercial Annual Staff, G. A. A., Newspaper Staff TASSO, LOUIS, Industrial Arts Football, Track, Senior Class Officer TRKULA, DANIEL, Industrial Arts VOLK, JOHN, Industrial Arts F ootball ROW FOUR: WALLACE, EARL, Industrial Arts WEIR, ROSALIE, Commercial Choir, Booster Club WILLIAMSON, MARTHA ANN, Commercial Choir, Library Staff WILSON, JUANITA E., Home Economics Choir Accompanist, Band,Band Student Director YEL1CH, HARVEY GEORGE, College Preparatory Choir, Dramatics Club, Thespian, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Inter Nos, School Patrol Compliments of: Main Motors I’hro 20 Compliments of: Wake Studio Page 21 STANDING: Archie Ruatto, President, and Louis Tasso, Vice President SEATED: Miss Porter, Sponsor; Marie Corrado, Secretary; Dorothy Hennis, Treasurer; and Mr. Burton, Sponsor SENIOR CLASS HISTORY What ? Four years ? It can’t be, but it is. Yes, we, the class of ’51 have had four years of work, fun, and friendship here at C. H. S. Our freshman year seems like a faraway dream when we stop to think. Let’s see, how in the world did we ever figure out all those room numbers and hallways ? After getting our bearings, we selected the following class officers: President, Joan Christopher; Vice-President, Wayne Farrington; Secretary-Treasurer, Martha Jones; Sponsors, Mrs. Schelsky and Mr. Bibich. A sophomore already! ! ! Golly, how that freshman year flew! This year as we gaze at the juniors and seniors we say, “Gee, to be only a little bit older!’’ But then we come down to earth and go on with our class activities which con- sist partly of electing these class officers : President, Marilyn Giacoletto; Vice- President, Marie Corrado; Secretary, Melvin Kelley; and Treasurer, Betty Dooley. Our sponsors were Mrs. Gerrish and Mr. Bibich. Juniors! ! ! Our prom, Cinderella’s Ball, seemed to be out of a fairy book. It was a beautiful sight. Leo Baxter played and Joan Lawson was queen. Our class play was “The Baby Sitter.” Officers were: President, Barbara Ray; Vice-President, Georgia Remler; Sec retar y, Mar ie Corrado; Treasurer, Dottie Hennis; Sponsors, Miss Porter and Mr. Marietta. Now we are reaching the end. We'll all remember the wonderful times we have had together. Our class play,“Off a Pewter Platter” was lots of fun to pro- duce and a great success. The Senior Picnic, Baccalaureate, and finally Com- mencement will mark the end of our class activities before we say good-bye to Clinton High School. Compliments of: The H. R. Mills Company P«k - 22 Compliments of: Lucky Strike Bowling Alley Riverside Inn Png - 23 I, WILL TO BECAUSE Marilyn Abanathie my nickname ‘Speedball’ ’ Sue Abanathie she wants a nick- name. Willa Abanathie my way with boys Shirley Southard she needs it (or does she ?) Katie Abernathy my fudge- making ability Joan Kennedy she wants to sweet- en a certain senior boy. Robert Aimone all the U.S. history I learned Mrs. Cloyd she likes it better than I do. Clifford Albers my speed Mauri Rose this will help him to keep his record. Ruth Auman my short, curly hair Pat Gosnell it might give her a carefree person- ality. David Baldwin my nickname “Honeybuns” Warren F oster well, just because. Lloyd Beard my bashful way Roy Merrill toward girls his bold ways frighten them. Janice Bennett my glasses no one I need them too badly. Mary Bettasso my good humor all Latin students it may come in handy. John Bogetto my good school work Pete Secondino he should have something like that. J’nann Brammer my red flannels any cold- natured Band member they will be useful at football games. Judith Brammer my position in the Band any eighth grader who likes to blow I’m tired of it. John Brown all my beau- tiful girl friends any unfortu- nate soul wanting them they say I live too far out. Betty Cartwright my seat next to Mr. Hol- bert’s desk Mary Carrico she doesn’t like it either. Edna Carty my short- hand speed any junior who can use it no one I know how hard it is to develop. Billie Cheek my position as editor of the annual I don’t know anyone who would want it. Joan Christopher my twin sis- ter Georgia Remler posterity so many people get us mixed up. Marie Corrado my dark complexion Lulamae Luallen it will give her a year-round sun tan. Arthur Counsell my position Jim Hutson on the foot- ball team Compliments of: Mike’s Motor Company he is a good pros - pect, if I. WILL TO BECAUSE Frank Crossley my liking for a freshman girl any lucky junior boy I must leave. Doyne Crowder my job as Eddie he would do a good paper boy for Miss Lahti’s class Bumgardner job of it. Jean Curry my bleached locks Mary Webb “gentlemen prefer blondes.’’ Gene Dirker my football Warren he wants to have jacket Foster his cleaned. Franklin Donna all my bad habits next year’s seniors they don’t have any. Betty Dooley my ability to Shirley she doesn't laugh laugh at corny jokes Southard enough. Jim Edler my size 6 any player on it will prevent him football next year’s from getting a big helmet squad head. Clifton Evitt my curly “Satch” it would improve hair Dick his looks. Bob Evitt my speed Mr. he can pass it along in turning in typing budgets Marietta to his slow students. Wayne Farrington my good Pee Wee he seems to need standing with Rivera C.H.S. Faculty it. Max Foltz my entire my typing I owe them that fortune classmates much for borrowed paper. Betty F rodge my seat in any junior I want her to yell the cheer- ing section with strong lungs as loudly as I did. Marcella George my long hair any girl who wants it I don’t like to fix it. Ted Ghidotti my job paint- anyone who I have retired from ing scenery wants to all work. backstage work overtime Marilyn Giacoletto my excess my brother I have so much to height Dick spare. Julie Godo my driving anyone who the car’s wearing ability can’t drive out. Ralph Graham my allergy Barbara she makes the honor to hard work Benetti roll too often. Norma Greaver my gym locker Janet Pavey she has so much trouble openinghers Martha Gross my cheer Lila Crowder I wish her luck in leading ability years to come. Bill Gurchie my freckles Phyllis F oster she’s always wanted some. Compliments of: Medlock’s Jewelry Company L. E. Maloney, Travelers Insurance Company Page 25 I. WILL TO BECAUSE Anna Haltom all gum Don he seems to have a stuck under Robertson use for gum. my desk Lewis Heaton my turtle- any girl in the room is always neck sweaters chemistry cold. c lass Alberta Henderson my ability to Marilyn she should make concentrate Cunningham grades like mine. Dottie Hennis my old cook the boys in they are always books shop class hungry. Junior Hobson my sleeping Roy Merrill he sleeps after his pillow in Terre Haute trips. the assembly Barbara Holdaway nothing anyone “I’ve got plenty of nothing.” Ethel James my shyness Mary Kelley she doesn’t know with boys what it means. Bob James my height Mr. Burch then he can watch his class better. Jerry Jenkins my beauti- Jack his is worn out. fullaugh Kennedy George Jones my chemistry Bob Martin I have no further book use for it. Martha Jones my ability to Vera Craft she says she can’t type 30 words type at all. a minute Bob Jones my last name anyone with I’m tired of such a a long name common name . Corrinia Kandera my nicknames anyone in- I’m on my way out. � “All State“ terested in “Fullback” football Melvin Kelley my trips to Gene of the expense in- Cayuga Chambers volved. Francis Keltz my study Marlene she needs the hall naps Luce sleep. John Lamb a new set Raymond I helped to wear of tires Stewart the others out. Tom Lambert my skill in any under- “women are the steering classman root of all evil.” clear of girls Ronald Lane my hard-won Warren he’s been here too credits Foster long. Angeline Latinovich my fifth per- any quiet it’s time he had iod pranks person some fun. Luella Lobbia my talking in Verna Lee she can carry on Mr. Holbert’ s Jones where I left off. class Ronald Lowry my paint the Chicago my paintings are in brushes Art Museum all the other museums. Compliments of: Marshall’s Wallpaper Store Model Cleaners Page 26 I, WILL TO BECAUSE Marlene Luce my rosy cheeks Mr. Bare they'll save him the bother of blushing. Gene Mack my taxi rides to football practice Mike Dick that’s the only way he will get there on time. Pat Mahurin the bruises I got in my collision no one I know no one would appreciate them. Arleen Marshall my quiet any noisy it will prevent many ways junior boy scoldings. Adomas Mickevicius my ability all French everyone should to learn and Latin know at least foreign languages students two languages. Jack Moretto my seat in no one we have been to- • the assembly gether so long we hate to part. Mary Mrdja my early all sleepy they won’t have to rising habits heads rush to get to school. James Muratori my friend- any future it does have in- liness politician fluence. Robert Myers my welding anyone who I don’t know much knowledge wants it about it. Buddy McCammon my brass Monte he will need them knuckles Potte r in future basket- ball games. John Newkirk my brain Clarence “two heads are Householder better than one.” Ronald Newson my talent Louis for absorb- Wiggins ing chemistry he studies too hard. Ma r VrCuSabtopJin my type- anyone who it certainly can writer wants a nervous breakdown fulfill that desire. ’CcTv 'renCe Pe perak my football ability Pat Bennett I think he needs it. Ruth Ralston my job as Joe Massa I can’t think of any- announcer (a pretty good talker himself) thing else. Barbara Ray my footlight any future she may be able to jitters Helen Hayes overcome them. Bill Rayce my good be- havior in the assembly Miss Porter I know she will appreciate it. Vergily Reginatto my peach Pete he hasn’t any of his fuzz Secondino own. Georgia Remler my twin sis- ter Joan Christopher posterity people often get us mixed up. Page 27 I, WILL TO BECAUSE Herschel Riley my job as patrol boy anyone who wants to get out early it sure was fun. Archie Ruatto my sympathy Mrs. Johnson someone else will have to go cash her checks. Doyne Russell my job as football- student manager any under- classman it was such a swell team. Mary M. Smith my close contacts with Mrs. John- son anyone who had never been in the office it will overcome his nervousness. Wilford Staats my teasing ways any bashful boy it makes the girls so mad. • Betty Steinard my afternoons in art class no one I enjoyed them so much. Janet Stewart my chair in the trom- bone section Tom Lyday I think he really deserves it. Carol Stokes my freckles Carmelita Ricauda they may keep her warm. Patty Straw all my books any junior I don’t want them-- that’s for sure. Buddy Tasso my football jacket Johnny Enrietto his is worn out from sleeping in it. Daniel Trkula my seat in government class a future pres- ident of the U. S. he has to start somewhere. John Volk my interest in pretty girls Jim Griffin he can’t see such things for himself. Earl Wallace my long stride all new freshmen they hurry and scurry so much. Rosalie Weir my red hair anyone want- ing to be a strawberry blonde I’m tired of being teased about it. Martha Williamson my clever- ness in get- ting by with gum all future gum chewers it was such fun try- ing to get by. Juanita Wilson my trombone Anita Anderson she will help make the future band a success. Harvey Yelich my smokes Kenny Kercheval he’s always out. Compliments of: Magnabosco Grocery The G. C. Murphy Company HiiKe 28 SENIOR CENSUS NAME IS Marilyn Abanathie a working girl Willa Abanathie lively Katie Abernathy athletic Bob Aimone funny Cliff Albers friendly Ruth Ann Auman studious Dave Baldwin captain of Senior Class Lloyd Beard bashful Janice Bennett industrious Mary Ann Bettasso stylish John Bogetto always sleepy J’nann Brammer a twin Judith Brammer a twin John Brown a good student Betty Cartwright likeable Edna Carty zany Billie Cheek capable Joan Christopher attractive Marie Corrado vivacious Arthur Counsell short Frank Crossley carefree Doyne Crowder sly LIKES WANTS TO BE nicknames a nurse movies manager of a dime store baseball an office girl going to the Mrs. Johnson’s office office boy to drive owner of a gas station Johnny a good home- maker to play cards a renewed member of Palace Club girls a newspaper editor hillbilly music a hypnotist pretty clothes a designer doing nothing out of high school her base horn first woman president gum an M. D. backstage a Texas cattle work Baron dill pickles able to enjoy life boys a stenographer bread and business admin- butter pickles istrator cokes a student at Rose Poly basketball a second Judy players Holliday bright shirts Mayor of Bun- sen Illinois a pool shark to lead yells 8 feet tall Compliments of: Dan Pesavento, Jewelry Ha 29 NAME SENIOR CENSUS IS LIKES WANTS TO BE Jean Curry always blush spaghetti an English Gene Dirker ing handsome football teache r 10,000 miles Franklin Donna serious to fish from Korea a game warden Betty Dooley tall bowling gym teacher Jim Edler toothless to draw in the Army Clifton Evitt smart math a popular Wayne Farrington a schemer to bet teacher a millionaire Max Foltz a farmer typing owner of loan Betty Frodge calm Mecca boys agency restaurant Marcella George a blonde fried chicken owner happy Ted Ghidotti a spendthrift cars a race driver Marilyn Giacoletto 5ft. 2 ‘•Chops” a blonde Julie Godo sweet 7 UP newspaper Ralph Graham shy to grin corre spon- dent a comedian Norma Greaver a hard work- bookkeeping a success Martha Gross er popular shorthand linotype oper- Bill Gurchie reckless flashy key- ator President of Anna Mae Haltom nice chains people Kroger stores a secretary Lewis Heaton a tease his Ford a politician Alberta Henderson cute to dance a typist Dottie Hennis a good cook ice cream a rich widow Junior Hobson loud his football Terre Haute Compliments of: Powell jacket s Pharmacy bus driver Page 30 Public Loan Company SENIOR CENSUS NAME IS LIKES WANTS TO BE Barbara Holdaway nice to know Eddie Arnold beauty operato Ethel James a redhead driving owner of a Bob James curly-headed bright shoe- Cadillac a wrestler Jerry Jenkins always laugh- strings chemistry a mad ing class scientist George Jones a meany to sleep in a rancher Martha Jones loads of fun girls’ basket- Downy’s wife • Bob Jones a hard worker ball Carol manager of Corrinia Kandera mischievous high heels Harris’ professional Melvin Kelley talkative to go to Cayuga football player Texas Rancher Francis Keltz a good me- Marlene owner of Hill’s John Lamb chanic always giggl- to shoot cap D-X a guard at ing guns Alcatraz Tom Lambert a lady-killer to work a ventriloquist Ronald Lane a good pool cigars a hobo Angie Latinovich player fun-loving new cars an old married Luella Lobbia ambitious to read woman Principal of Ronald Lowry talented to paint C. H. S. for iust one dav another Raphae Marlene Luce travel-minded olives interior deco- Gene Mack a gambler to fight rator a Latin teacher Pat Mahurin a yell leader Jimmie an old maid Arleen Marshall talkative art (Ha! Ha!) a grocery store Adomas Mickevicious friendly everyone owner a governor Patre 31 Compliments of: Public Service Company SENIOR CENSUS NAME Jack Moretto Mary Mrdja James Muratori Robert Myers Buddy McCammon John Newkirk Ronald Newsome Mary C. Payton Lawrence Peperak Ruth Ralston Barbara Ray Bill Rayce Virgily Reginatto Georgia Remler Herschel Riley Archie Ruatto Doyne Russell Mary M. Smith Wilford Staats Betty Steinard Janet Stewart Compliments of: IS LIKES WANTS TO BE carefree to loaf Mrs. Johnson’s fun to eat in sec retary a speech teach- assembly e r (Ha !) always to kid a tobacco laughing auctioneer always in to sleep a soft mattress trouble tester first assistant to write notes a member of to Cupid U.S. Coast shy to study Guard psychiatrist noisy fishing a band leader going steady to chew gum a nurse studious school a chemistry pinned a certain guy teacher a radio a dreamer cherry pie announce r a connoisseur an uncle to drive of food a farmer college mate- tractors “malt” drinks bell-hop in rial Chicago humorous boys hotel student at poetic to argue Notre Dame professional Barbara’s beau ravioli football player a professional an actor to eat gambler on Broadway Mrs. Johnson’s movies a scientist office girl mischievous football a flyer quiet to draw a housewife pretty music a pianist Patsy and LeRoy’s Marathon Station Reeder’s Feed and Poultry Store Hhk ‘ 32 SENIOR CENSUS NAME IS LIKES WANTS TO BE Carol Stokes in love to travel a college grad in one year Patricia Straw cute high bobby sox fire-engine driver Louis Tasso a class officer girls an undertaker Daniel Trkula bashful to copy from G. R. a comedian John Volk artistic to carve a surgeon Earl Wallace tall to fight on school bus owner of bank Rosalie Weir a red-head to give speeches a cab driver Martha Williamson a nice companion clothes swimming teacher Juanita Wilson fickle opera a piano teache] Harvey Yelich a gob • to announce at programs a bachelor Bob Evitt another curly- Pat a good husband head some day Page 33 SENIOR CLASS PLAY— OFF A PEWTER PLATTER’ Urania Dorn gaily contaminates her household with ‘Contestitis. ” The disease spreads from perky old Grandpa and his typing speed tests, little brother, Buddy, and his soap box derby .racer, Father and his mushroom hunting, to Aggie, the noisy maid, with her original adver- tising jingles. However, to Debbie, sixteen and social, the big contest is with her irresponsible family; and she is backed up by domineering Aunt Isobel. Toots, the little sister, brings her imaginary playmate, invisible Junior Salad, out in the open; but Debbie brings her imaginary family, as she wishes them to be, out in a dream. Then comes Debbie’s revolt and she vents her frustration on every memoer of the family. Hardest hit is her twin,, Davy. Debbie causes Davy to leave home. He is accused of absconding with school basketball funds. Events finally turn the near tragedy back to a happy comedy. Urania Dorn...... George Dorn...... Grandpa.......... Debbie........... Davy............. Toots............ Buddy............ P. T. A. Ladies... Zeta Phi Eta girls CAST Barbara Ray Harvey Yelich Herschel Riley Dorothy Hennis Bob Aimone Sandra Baldwin George Bently Aunt Isobel.....Janice Bennett Aggie.....................Carol Stokes Steve............ Archie Ruatto Radio Announcer....... Ronald Lowry Principal.......Doyne Russell Photographer....Melvin Kelley .Joan Christopher, Ruth Ralston, Janet Stewart Alberta Henderson, Edna Carty, Marie Corrado PRODUCTION STAFF: Student Director. .Mary Ann Bettasso Music............Georgia Remler Stage Manager ... .John Brown Stage Crew..... Melvin Kelley Barbara Holdaway, Ronald Lane Director..........Mrs. Baldwin Compliments of: Pase 34 Osmon Brothers, Furniture Model Milk Ice Cream Company, Inc. TOP ROW: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: ROW SIX: ROW SEVEN: ROW EIGHT: ROW NINE: BOTTOM ROW: CLASS OFFICERS President, Carmelita Ricauda; Vice-President, Mary Lou Ferguson; Secretary, Felicia Carrera; Treas- urer, Joyce Marietta; Sponsors, Miss Brown, Mr. Marietta Richard King, Pete Secondino, Bill Lobbia, Ed Plun- kett, David Vorek, Derral Straughn, Louis Wiggins. Jack Kennedy, Monty Lowry, Charles Sisson, Bob Martin, David Kiser, Bill Mazura, Charles Parker, Steven Nagy, Monte Potter. Roy Merrill, Dennis Rush, Melvin Kelley, Bill Martin, Eli Latinovich, Ralph Thomas, Helen Thomas, Mildred Rodich, Phyllis Rolle, Shirley Weber. Dorothy Mediate, Patricia Sanders, Joyce Marietta, Pat Oliver, Norma Russell, Shirley Southard, Jo Ann Keltz, Juanita Wilson, Joretta Wasson, Mary Webb. Elsie Thomas, Beryl Paine, Janine Turner, Patty Lawson, Martha Seely, Mary Louise Kelly, Carmelita Ricauda, Joan Kennedy, Ruth Ann Payton, Patricia Little, Violanda Viso, Dorothy Stone. Dick Giacoletto, John Enrietto, Walter Harvey, Eddie Bungardner, Jim Griffin, Charles Cogan, Wayne Allison, Don Falls. Mike Dick, Dick Emory, Lyle Cottrell, Gene Chambers Jack Colemen, Gail Guinn, Benny City, Merritt Gar- wood, Pat Bennett, Philip Gutish, Warren Foster. Claude Bertotti, Patricia Gosnell, Vera Craft, Wilma Eickhoff, Doris Hayes, Patricia Ingram, Barbara Benetti, Dolores Davidson, Felicia Carrera, Barbara Graham, Mary Amerman, Dorothy Berto. Mary Duberneck, Marilyn Cunningham, Anita Ander- son, Shirley Armstrong, Mary Lou Ferguson, Norma Haymaker, Violet Daves, Glenda Alderson, Mona Jones. Lona Beard, Mary Brewer, Betty Burton, Teresa Chaney, Donna Carty, Retta Gilman, Rose Carrico, Blanche Jackson, Audrey Foster, Marjorie Bridge- waters. Compliments of: ANDERSON’S GROCERIES AIMONE’S BAKERY PilKt' 86 Compliments of: COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Page 37 fTt TOP ROW: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: ROW SIX: ROW SEVEN: ROW EIGHT: ROW NINE: BOTTOM ROW: CLASS OFFICERS President, Joseph Massa; Vice-President, Joan Tasso; Secretary, John McLeish; Treasurer, Mar- lene Parks; Sponsors, Mrs. Gerrish, Mr. Newport Richard Wallace, Larry Thurman, Bill Moy, Phillip Simpson, Jerry Stateler, Charles Osborne, Verl Shannon, Robert Rodich, Rex Miller, Don Robertson, Joe Sanquenetti, Jim Bob Wallace, David Mazura, Donald Walter. Don Meyer, Bill Stariha, Duane Shew, Jim Thomas, Thad Stewart, Charles Procarione, Lewis Staum, Lloyd Rivera, John McLeish, Larry Wheaton, Joe Massa, Harry Stewart. Ed Reiber, Wanda Vestal Marlene Richmond, Joan Tasso, Marlene Parks, Priscilla Runyan, Rosella Smith, Paula Witkoff, Beverly Wright, Janice Myers. Beverly Nesbitt, Martha Williams, Jane Wright, Janet Pavey, Beverly Voto, Margaret Wallace, Darlene Vitaniemi, Aileen Maden, Rita Pitchkites, Beverly Poff, Nancy Samson. Virginia Sills, Shirley Straw, Marjorie Reynolds, Margaret Uselman, Edith Ralston,HilaNewsom Clara Ondo, Shir lee Overman, Waneta Vearo, Isabelle Soltis, Norma Taylor, Betty Turchi, Deronda Pickard. Bill Dawson, Dick Hoggatt, Dale Cannon, Raymond Graham, John Lawson, Jack Baldwin, Dick Chaney, John Berry, David Davitto, James Bino. Bill Blackburn, Jim Hutson, Bill Davis, Harry Jack- son, Bill Fiscus, Louis Dallagiacomo, Jerry Ellis, Kenneth Kercheval, Dick Alley, Don Faulds, Charles Eaton, Owen Lowe. 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Compliments of: BAKER’S APPAREL SHOP THE BABY SHOP PilK - 14 Compliments of: DUCK IN GRILL GAMBLE STORE Page 45 TOWNSHIP EIGHTH GRADE STUDENTS Blanford School Mr. R. E. Davidson, Principal. Students: Max Gilbert, Robert Beatty, Roseann Pupilli, Fae Williamson, Mae Williamson, Rosie Mrdja, Evelyn Kiser, Evelyn Carrico, Marlene Runyan, Marilyn Hamrick, Martha Trkula, Margaret Slicer, Jo Ann Marietta, Charles Cartwright. Universal School Miss Shew, Principal. Students: Madaline Airola, Marvin Edington, Frank Godo, Imogene Hargis, Lois Harshbarger, Marilyn Jones, Robert Jones, Delores Judy, Roseangela Massa, Mildred Riley, John Sanquen- etti, Shirley Sanquenetti, MarySoloman, Gerald Staum, Ronald Vallosia. Fairview School Mr. Sam Nisbet, Principal. Students: Ruth Ballock, Robert Barton, Frances Benson, Colleen Crossley, Hugh Davis, Nancy Hall, Lloyd Hungerford, Robert James, Monte Janik, John Kite, Katherine Massa, Janice Murray, Mae Reynolds, William Russell, Ronald Thomas, Don Turbeville, Joyce Voto, Carl Whitworth, Donna Williams, Karl Brown, Tom Jennings. Crompton Hill School Mr. William Payton, Principal. Students: JosephBrown, Melvin Curry, Frank Dust, Ronald Fenoglio, Carolyn Foltz, Betty Fox, John George, Vonnie Helton, Judy Kelsheimer, Carol Kost, Joyce Kost, Martha Lucas, Larry McCollom, Marsha Merrill, Rosie Mrdja, Gerry Rimshas, Gloria Smith, Patty Stewart, Margaret Thomas, Patricia Uselman, David Williams, Jerry Wright. Sacred Heart School Sister Mary Eligia, Superintendent. Students: Philip Bonacorsi, Celso Castagnoli, Joe Foncannon, Richard Lindsey, Rudolf Theis, Luther Stultz, R-onald Vorek, Barbara Gavin, Jane Ann Fuchs, Loretta Graham, Dorothy McLeish, Mary Ann Soyack, Lillian Pitchkites, Alvora Gross. Compliments of: Ricauda Stages Pag 46 SEPT OCT N 0 V s M T W T F s S M T W T F S S M r v T F s J 2 3 7(g)� JO JJ J i J5 J i n i3 jc) -iou 22-23 2‘f@ a' j7 is ©so 1 ±3 ) a c 70 n n i3 h 13 l 0 17IS 11 d§)2J 23 13 2 i25 26 17 23 23 3« 3; 1 2 2 H 3i 7 a 7 ®; 1 3 -tf 15(g%2)j3 n @2 @)2324 25 26 27(g)g)30 DEC JAN FEB _ S M T vv T F S s M T W T F S 3 M T X—X F i 2 3 l)QX£)1 3 7 10 11 2®S+£T 7 n (£L 22 2 2C I IsiltO 3J 1(5)2 4 3 D r 7 3 | very ; 3 0 5 A j k20 21 2 aVl 25( 2 23 27 303 4 ' J 8 © 26 20 21 2213 24 22 23 MARCH APRIL MAY S M T vv 7 F s 8 M T W T F S S M T W T F S 2 3 H 3 4 7 3 y 0 n 1212 m 5 8 n 20 21 22@2‘1 25 2'o 2T1 2'i .30 jy i 2 3 V 3 (p 7 8 yo yy a 73 14 77 78 JCJ g) J7 .22.23 2 25 26 27@ 2CJ 30 ) J 3 ©5 7 8 CJ JO 77 72 J3 4 J5 16 77 (J§ 7 d3@ 23 0£$)2£ 27 28 2CJ 30 M-.V A Compliments of: Robb and Gilmour Roma Hotel Page 48 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 5 School starts. What the heck? 8 Clinton whittles Linton in first football game. 11 Yell leaders elected--Martha Gross, Marilyn Giacoletto, Pat Ma- hurin, and Mary Ferguson. Come on, Wildcats! 13 Class officers and Student Council members elected. (Votes for sale--dollar apiece.) 25 Wow!! Look at those ties! Seniors pretty up for the camera. 27 “Oh, you swore! Class officers, council members and sponsors are installed. 29 Clinton follows up winning streak with Westville. OCTOBER 2 Martha Gross is queen of revived Columbus Day celebration. 3 Latin Club initiation. Who fell in the pan of water? 6 Annual pictures taken. Good deal for getting out of those classes! 6 Mr. Belser explains the instrument most used by high school stu- dents. (And we mean the phone, not the mouth!) 13 Pep session. We had a preview of what the well-dressed Bicknell player wears. My! My! 18 Plenty of glum faces around the old school today. Report cards! 20 We win back Bronze Helmet. Good Going, team! 24 School newspaper makes its first appearance of the year. Unsheath your claws. Cats! ! ! 25 We knew we weren’t the only dumb ones around here. Teachers go back to school. Ha! Ha! 31 We’re proud of our Miss Lahti, recently elected Vice President of Indiana State Teachers’ Association. NOVEMBER 1 Junior magazine sales start. 8 Movie and radio program prepared by speech class for National Education Week. Best of all, students excused early so teachers can sip tea and gossip with parents. 10 Last game of the season finds us losing to Brazil. Queen Wiggy Tasso and her attendants add sparkle to the big homecoming parade and dance. 13 Seniors see movies dealing with alcohol. Hie! ! 16 Seniors serve us fun “Off a Pewter Platter in Senior Class Play. Athletic banquet. Buddy Tasso elected captain. Nice going, Buddy. 17 Football players receive their awards. Thanks boys, for the best season we’ve had in a long time. 20 Junior Class party: Backward Ball.” What a time! Compliments of: Staats Auto Supplies Snedeker’s Insurance and Real Estate SCHOOL CALENDAR NOVEMBER (continued) 21 Student Council presents “The Skaters”. Math Club initiation. Was that real ink? 22 Reverend Linberg speaks at the first of three pre-Christmas re- ligious programs. Thanksgiving vacation begins. 27 Just call us Hopalong! Girls in gym class learn to leapwith grace and poise. 28 First basketball game of the season and we - - lost! ! 29 Senior Class party “Sock Hop”. Darn those holes! 30 Student Council presents “The Grishams”. Would anyone care for a worm ? DECEMBER 4 We learn to make cherry sundaes without cherries from the House of Magic. 5 We sign up for next semester. Hope you’re in my class. 6 Father Shea speaks at second religious program. Big excitement in the assembly; dogs are man’s best friends, aren’t they, Bill Rayce ? 7 Inter Nos adds good cheer to the assembly by decorating a Christ- mas tree. 13 Reverend Crawl speaks at last of series of religious programs. Sophomore Class party. Lost--two boxes of cookies. 19 Student Council Christmas dance. Everybody brings his own mis- tletoe. Wonder why? 20 We begin a much needed rest with the Christmas program. JANUARY 2 New Year starts off right: Clinton 59-Brazil 50. Several faculty members unbend at game and sweep the floor. 5 More excitement in the assembly. Senior High is certainly getting popular with the canine world. 8 School pictures come in. Strange', we thought all monkeys were in cages! 10 Talent program. Nice going, kids. 11 Seventh period assembly is really getting lively. Three boys stand in front of room with noses firmly pressed to the blackboard. 12 Drivers’ training students see movies. Watch those curves (in the road, that is!) 17 Burning the midnight oil. Exams. 22 Back to school. Cards and new schedules. What a mess! 26 Half day vacation due to tourney. We beat Spencer but Ellettsville wallops us. Compliments of: 7-Up Bottling Company Sawyer’s Flowers Page SO SCHOOL CALENDAR FEBRUARY 1 School officially dismissed until Monday because of icy roads. Love that snow! 12 Girls start basketball practice. Now you can see how it’s done, boys. 14 Has Cupid shot his arrow again? Valentine’s Dance. 15 Bus students get another unscheduled vacation. Wish we all lived in the country. 16 Dutton Trio is enjoyed by everyone. Pep session features songs about basketball players. 22 Patriotic assembly honors our two most famous presidents. 25 Sectional Tourney. Clinton puts up a good fight but is overpowered by Cayuga in the semi-final game. MARCH 7 Bill Martin, famous author of children’s books, entertains us at a Student Council program. 8 Community is invited to pot luck dinner sponsored by Athletic Booster Club in honor of our basketball boys. 23 Thanks to the early arrival of that furry animal called an Easter bunny, we get an early Spring vacation. 30 Sharpen your brains as well as your pencils, kids. Local math contest today. APRIL 6 Mamma’s darlings parade their fine dancing ability at the Physical Education Program. 18 Where does all the time go ? Here it is flagday again (meaning re- port cards). 20 Juniors in the class play prove that the seniors aren’t the only ones who can act. 21 Brainy students keep a date with Caesar and Pythagorus in the Latin and math contests. 27 “Look at that gorgeous map. I just know my Willie drew it,’’ ex- claims Mamma at the Spring Exhibit. 28 Vermillion County track meet. MAY 4 Why is everyone up in the clouds ? It couldn’t be the Prom, could it?' 18 School is full of toys today as seniors are kids again. 20 Baccalaureate night begins a week of freedom for the seniors. 21 Senior picnic at Turkey Run. Gallons of food! 22 Woe is me! Underclassmen slave away at final exams while those lucky, lucky seniors live a life of ease. 24 We finally made it! Commencement night and joyous celebration! 25 Awards and report cards are handed out this last day of school. And now, goodbye to C. H. S. Compliments of: A. V. Stringfellow, Plumbing and Heating Supplies The Speed Grill Pnicr SI STAFF OF THE OLD GOLD AND BLACK EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Billie Jean Cheek Patricia Little ART Ronald Lowry Mary Bettasso Mary Webb SCHOOL LIFE Barbara Ray Marilyn Giacoletto Patricia Gosnell Carmelita Ricauda PHOTOGRAPHY Dorothy Hennis Shirley Southard SPORTS John Brown ASSISTANT EDITORS SALES Ruth Ralston Dorothy Berto ADVERTISING Bob Aimone Patricia Mahurin Martha Gross Alberta Henderson J’nann Brammer Norma Russell Donna Carty COPY Violanda Viso PUBLICITY Janet Stewart Marilyn Cunningham Joan Kennedy SPONSORS Mr. Nolan Miss Salaroglio Miss Morgan Mrs. McWethy TYPISTS Anna Mae Haltom Patricia Straw Janice Bennett Compliments of: Sterchi Music and Jewelry Store Musicians’ Headquarters for the Wabash Valley Pape 52 Compliments of: Sterchi Music and Jewelry Store Terre Haute, Indiana Page 53 President: Alberta Henderson Secretary: Joan Christopher Vice Pres.: Julie Godo Treasurer: Georgia Remler Sponsors: Miss Porter, Miss McCammon BOOSTER G President: Martha Jones Vice Pres.: Edna Carty Sponsor: Miss Porter AA Secretary: Marie Corrado Treasurer: Jean Curry Compliments of: ANTONINI'S RESTAURANT PilKt? 54 President: Betty Dooley Secretary: Julie Godo Vice Pres.: Martha Jones Treasurer: Edna Cart} Sponsors: Mr. Marietta, Miss Brown, Mr. Holbert COMMERCE DRAMATICS President: Joan Christopher Vice Pres.: Archie Ruatto Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Ray Sponsor: Mrs. McWethy Compliments of: DR. 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FRYE OPTOMETRISTS Page 55 Vice Pres.: Dorothy Fox Secretary-Treasurer: Grace Dugger Program Chairman: Jane Wright Sponsors: Miss McCammon, Miss Dudziak HOME EC Compliments of: BONACORS1 BROTHERS ORCHARDS Page 56 President: Vice Pres.: Sponsors: Joan Christopher Secretary: Bob Aimone Janice Bennett Treasurer: Bob James Miss Morgan, Mr. Nolan, Mr. Newport MATH PATROL Captain: Bob James Sponsor: Mr. Newport Compliments of; COLUMBIA THEATRE BLAKE’S NEIGHBORHOOD STORE Page 57 (Tu in i President: Pat Mahurin Secretary: Carol Stokes Vice Pres.: Georgia Remler Treasurer: Delores Davidson Sponsors: Miss Lahti, Mr. Newport STUDENT COUNCIL NEWS STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Lloyd Beard Business Manager: Anna Haltom Sponsor: Mr. Marietta Compliments of: CHEEK AND SON Page 58 President: Darlene Vitaniemi Vice Pres.: Jane Ann McCrea Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Lewis Librarian: M'ss Salaroglio LIBRARY YELL LEADERS Left to right: Martha Gross, Pat Mahurin, Marilyn Giacolette, Mary Lou Ferguson Compliments of: Dagley's Coffee Shop and West Clinton Cafe Page 59 Director: Accompanist: Mrs, Ma-rgaret Waters Juanita Wilson CHOIR QUAD -TRIO BACK ROW: Dorothy Hennis, Carol Stokes, Georgia Remler, Eleanor Linberg, Joan Christopher, Ruth Ralston, Marie Corrado, Barbara Ray. FRONT ROW: Juanita Wilson, Martha Gross, Pat Mahurin, Janice Ferguson. Compliments of: Gillis Pharmacy Gamby’s Market FOOTBALL SQUAD TOP ROW: Andy Poloney, Owen Lowe, Jimmy Thomas, John Hoggatt, Jim Baysinger, Ronald Krasek, Eddie Bum- gardner. ROW TWO: Coaches Barton and Hall, Wayne Huxford, Edward Reiber, Don Kuykendall, Phillip Simpson, Jerry Stateler, Bill Davis, Dick Emory, Bill Williams, Raymond Curry. ROW THREE: Max Foltz, Pat Bennett, Monte Potter, Chuck Schelsky, Philip Gutish, Joe Massa, Louis Tasso, Jim Edler. ROW FOUR: Coach Burch, Doyne Russell, Charles Eaton, Gene Dick, John Volk, Gene Dirker, Mike Dick, Jim Hutson, Warren Foster, Tom Lambert, Coach Bare. BOTTOM ROW: Gene Mack, Fred Bates, Jack Kennedy, Arthur Coun- sell, John McLeish, Lloyd Rivera, John Goldner, John Enrietto, Lawrence Peperak, Alonzo Hobson Jr. Compliments of: McMillan Athletic Goods Co., Inc. Terre Haute, Ind. “Outfitters to champions for over a quarter of a century” Page 62 FOOTBALL SEASON 1950 The Wildcats had a good season this year even if we did lose some important games. We are losing some of our big boys too, but we hope to have an even better team next year. The Wildcats are finding that these young boys are good and will make a real fighting team in a year or two. We closed this season with the good standing of second place in the Conference. SCORES Clinton 19 Linton 13 Clinton 12 Dugger 26 Clinton 33 Ge rstmeyer 26 Clinton 34 Bicknell 7 Clinton 14 Garfield 14 Clinton 18 Sullivan 13 Clinton 7 Wiley 14 Clinton 0 Danville 6 Clinton 12 Brazil 1 3 Clinton 39 Westville 6 Compliments of: McMillan Athletic Goods Co., Inc. Terre Haute, Ind. “Outfitters to champions for over a quarter of a century” Page 63 Mike Dick Gene Dirker Fullback Tackle Arthur Counsell Guard Jim Edler Center Gene Dick Halfback John Enrietto Quarterback Max Foltz Tackle Warren Foster Tackle Alonzo Hobson Tackle Jack Kennedy End Compliments of: Huntington Laboratories, Inc., Huntington, Ind. Manufacturers of Sanitation and Maintenance Products Page 64 Monte Potter Louis Tasso Chuck Schelsky Paul Russell Quarterback Guard Halfback Manager Mr. Bare Assistant Coach Mr. Mattax Coach Mr. Burch Assistant Coach Compliments of: Huntington Laboratories, Inc., Huntington, Ind. Art Shapiro, Representative Pagre 65 BASKETBALL B TEAM TOP ROW: ROW TWO: BOTTOM ROW: Jim Bob Wallace, Dick Chaney, John Lawson, Sonny Meyers, Owen Lowe, Fred Bates, Harley Gentry. Coach Hall, Don Robertson, Billy Stariha, JohnHog- gatt, Ronald Krasek, Jim Hutson, Don Cvengros. Louis Dallagiacomo, Rex Miller. BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH TEAM TOP ROW: Jim Roe, Jerry Steinard, Ted Lobbia, Wallace Smith, Richard Parker, Richard Haltom. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Heacock, Don Vale, Stanley Ferrare, Richard Flynn, Coach Burch. Compliments of: Huntington Laboratories, Inc., Huntington, Ind. Art Shapiro, Representative Page 66 BASKETBALL SEASON 1950-1951 The Wildcats had a fairly good season in basketball this year, and we feel that we owe a lot to Coach Burton. He started this season with a majority of inexperienced players, but at the last of the season you could easily tell they were veterans by the games they were winning. The Clinton boys played twenty-five games and won fifteen of them. Clinton has been turning out good basketball players in the last few years, and we all hope there will be even better ones coming in the fu- ture. SCORES Clinton 51 Cayuga 60 Clinton 34 Dana 29 Clinton 51 Dugger 61 Clinton 36 Otter Creek 45 Clinton 37 Linton 43 Clinton 31 Sullivan 33 Clinton 47 Greencastle 45 ■' Clinton 57 Brazil 50 - Clinton 36 Crawfords ville 40 Clinton 52 Newport 33 - Clinton 49 Attica 42 Clinton 51 Gertsmeyer 42 Clinton 45 Danville 49 Clinton 49 W iley 41 Clinton 35 State High 33 Clinton 51 Rockville 37 Clinton 38 Garfield 40 WABASH VALLEY TOURNAMENT Prelims F inals Clinton 54 St. Bernice 46 Clinton 43 Spencer 38 Clinton 48 Newport 31 Clinton 53 Ellettsville 69 Clinton 47 Cayuga 46 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Clinton 64 Green Township 34 Clinton 55 T angier 47 Clinton 36 Cayuga 44 Compliments of: Stevenson Lumbei Company Page 67 Wayne Allison Forward Charles Eaton Center John Enrietto Guard Dick Giacoletto Forward Bill Rayce Guard John Lamb F orward Gene Mack Center liiMi Compliments of: Wisehart and Savage Baddy McCammon Guard Charles Schelsky Guard Bob James Forward Mr. Hall B Team Coach Rex Miller Louis Dallagiacomo Managers Mr. Burton Varsity Coach Compliments of: Taylor’s Radio Service White’s Pharmacy I L Page 69 BASEBALL 1950 TOP ROW: Coach Burton, Monte Potter, Warren Foster, Johnny En- rietto. ROW TWO: Don Gilman, Charles Eaton, Mike Dick, Louis Pilipovich, Charles Cargal, Gene Mack, John Veltri, Bill Donzero. BOTTOM: Frank Bregar, Donald Walters, Bill Williams, Gary Smith, Eddie Bumgardner, Jim Hutson. After winning'conference in 1949 the baseball team, even though losingmany veteran players, came back and took second place in 1950. They held victories over Sullivan, State High, Brazil, Tech, Honey Creek, and lost to Garfield and Wiley. John Veltri, Lou Pilipovich, and Bill Donzero made all conference first team and Gene Mack, Mike Dick, and Charles Cargal made all conference second team. Seniors lost to this year’s team are John Veltri, Lou Pilipovich, Bill Donzero, Don Gilman, and Charles Cargal. Compliments of: Mr. and Mrs. Wasserman Wright Ice Cream Co., “Makers of Delicious Ice Cream’ ’ Pag � 70 Compliments of: Lewis Hardware Clinton Ice Co. I '■ 7! Compliments of: The J. C. Penney Company Poland’s Home Auto Supply A PAGE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Yearbook editors, who are necessarily unskilled in their work, would have a hopeless task confronting them if they were not given lots of help and advice. On this page we would like to express appreciation for the service and interest that made the 1951 Old Gold and Black a reality. To our advertisers who so generously relinquished their regular space for ads in order to give us room for more picture pages. To the following professional men and women for their financial assistance: Dr. Fred J. Evans Dr. M. C. Kivett Dr. L. O. Wheeler Dr. J. M. Kercheval Dr. A. D. Meneghini Dr. I. D. White Dr. W. N. Kelly R. D. Owens E. P. Zell To our yearbook Faculty sponsors who assumed the heavy burden of responsibility in seeing that the work was done on time, and that there would be enough mondy to pay for the book. To Mr. William Wake for the excellent photography and the sincere interest and patience which he displayed in all our dealings with him. To the Recording Statistical Corporation of Danville, Illinois, for the fine job they did in publishing our book. To any others who have helped us in any way to put out The Old Gold and Black, we extend sincere thanks. Mr. Nolan and Miss Saleroglio will be very glad to tell you how much this book cost in dollars and cents (if you should care to know). Let us add: 1313 hours of slaving in the stuffy little annual room after school. 104 Cokes we could have had after school with our school chums. 13 broken dates. 520 study periods that we could have used. 50 trips to the photographer. 7 skipped classes (didn’t mind that so much!) Not to mention the many enemies we made due to the fact that the camera does not lie Yet, even as we are writing this, the junior editor is preparing an entirely different book for next year, with lots of new ideas and im- provements. Well, time will tell. We are only glad that our task has ended. The Yearbook Staff A WOMAN’S LAST WORD ” The Editor-in-chief I’aKC 3 Autographs Autographs Autographs