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

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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

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 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