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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

m IN MEMORIAM Daniel Burgan, 1893-1952 President of School Board Mr. Don Burgan, who served on our School Board for three terms, is deeply mourned by all who knew him. He was kind, courteous, and friendly to everyone; willing to listen and help wherever possible. We shall miss him very much. 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Kenneth Powell, President; Earl C. Boyd, Superintendent; James Thomson, Treasurer; Everett Lyday, Secretary of School Board. ADMINISTRATION Ray Shew Principal Junior Division Helen W. Johnson Principal Senior Division Merle Carlin Secretary to Superintendent Anna Mae Haltom Secretary to Senior Principal FACULTY Dorothy Schelsky, Noncy Ahlf, Margaret McWethy, Harriet Baldwin, Dorothy Devonald HOME ECONOMICS Gunhilde Dudziak, Betty Lou Cowan PHYSICAL EDUCATION Margaret St. Clair, Robert Burton INDUSTRIAL ARTS Charles Hall, John Kyle Compliments of: PARKVIEW RESTAURANT 6 ROCKVILLE PACKING COMPANY FACULTY COMMERCE SOCIAL STUDIES Margaret Kish, Paul Holbert, James Gleason Thorval Mattax, Noel Burch, Ada Cloyd, Taimi Lahti MATHEMATICS SCIENCE Theodore Nolan, Richard Newport, Glenn Morgan William Golden, William Gray, Ray Shew Compliments of: McMILLAN ATHLETIC GOODS CO. INC. TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA 7 FACULTY MUSIC SUPERVISORS LATIN Wilma Blann, Director of Choir L. Edward McCool, Band Director Aiw rfv SA hAJ J 'Jjj Ajb sthr ' Helen Johnson SCHOOL NURSE Marguerite Butts SCHOOL LIBRARIAN Florence Salaroglio 8 Compliments of: A. V. STRINGFELLOW, PLUMBING AND HEATING MR. AND MRS. WASSERMAN Left to Right: Miss St. Clair, Sponsor; Mary Ferguson, Vice President; John Enrietto, President; Dorothy Berto, Treasurer; Barbara Benetti, Secretary; Mr. Burton, Sponsor. ON THE REVIEWING STAND Here we are mighty seniors—standing on the doorstep of a wonderful, vital future! We can still remember the feeling of that day—4 years ago—when first we walked into this school as freshmen. What a wonderfully exhilerated feeling it gave us! When our feet finally touched the ground, we went about the business of electing officers. They were: President, Gene Chambers; Vice-President, Marilyn Davis; Secretary, Norma Haymaker; and Treasurer, Mina Vale. Our sponsors were Mrs. Schelsky and Mr. Haverstock. Time passed and so did we. As sophomores we were a little less green” and definitely less gullible. We went about the routine business of electing officers and sponsors. Our officers were: President, Carm Ricauda; Vice-President, Dick Giacoletto; Secretary, Valonda Viso; and Treas- urer, Joan Kennedy. Miss Hennis and Mr. Bare were our sponsors. Carm Ricauda was our leader during our junior year. Helping her were Mary Lou Ferguson, Felicia Carrera, and Joyce Marietta. Miss Brown and Mr. Marietta were our faculty advisors. Busy as bees could have been our motto, for we worked like fiends all year—selling mcgazines; producing an extra special class play, Star Light, Star Bright ; and building a Stairway to the Stars to light up the last days for the seniors. Year of years! Seems like something was always happening to us seniors. First came our class play, Stranger in the Night.” Later on we had our picnic-and last of all, our Baccalau- reate and Commencement exercises. Our last days were spent in paying tribute to C. H. S. and the long suffering faculty that helped us through our high school career. 10 Compliments of: ARAGON PARK MAGNABOSCO GROCERY Allison, Wayne Everett, College Band, Basketball, Junior Class Play, Inter Nos Anderson, Anita Lou, College Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Choir, Girls’ State Elect, Inter Nos, Band Andrews, Bette Jo, General Home Economics Club, Choir, Triple Trio Armstrong, Shirley, Commercial G. A. A., Band, Booster Club, Commercial Club Eeard, Lono Lee, Commercial Newspaper Staff, Library Staff Bennett, Patrick J., Jr., Industrial Arts Football, Track, Baseball, Inter Nos, Dramatics Club, Mathematics Club, Senior Class Play Benetti, Barbara Jean, Commercial Library Staff, Junior Class Play, Commercial Club, Booster Club, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Senior Class Secretary Berto, Dorothy Mae, “Dotty”, Commercial Commercial Club, Booster Club, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Senior Class Treasurer Compliments of: MOSS HOME AND ALTO SUPPLY HELEN McCLURE GRIFFITffS DAN TE STUDIO Bertotti, Claude, Industrial Arts Football Brewer, Mary Ann, Commercial Bridgewaters, Marjorie, General Bumgardner, Eddie, Industrial Arts Football, Dramatics Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Student Council Burton, Betty Ann, Commercial Carrera, Felicia Pauline, Commercial Junior Class Secretary, Choir, Triple Trio, Boost- er Club, Commercial Club, Home Economics Club Carrico, Rose E., Commercial Carty, Donna Jane, Commercial Band, Booster Club, Commercial Club, Home Economics Club Compliment of: 12 LEWIS HARDWARE O. F. HOUSTON AND SON Chambers, E. Eugene, Jr., College Football, Basketball, Baseball, Mathematics Club, Dramatics Club City, Benny, Industrial Arts Mathematics Club Cogan, Charles, ‘‘Chai , College Student Council, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play Coleman, Jack B., College Dramatics Club, Mathematics Club Cox, Beryl Paine, Commercial Booster Club, G. A. A., Dramatics Club, Home Economics Club, Newspaper Staff, Junior Class Play Student Director Cunningham, Grace Marilyn, College Inter Nos, Dramatics Club, Choir, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Girls' State Elect, Thespian Compliments of: POWELL'S PHARMACY KARANOVICH FUNERAL HOME Ditto, Vero Craft, Commercial G. A. A., Booster Club, Commercial Club, Home Economics Club, Newspaper Staff, Dramatics Club Duberneck, Mary Ann, Commercial G. A. A. Emory, Dick, College Basketball, Inter Nos, Dramatics Club Enrietto, Johnny, Industrial Arts Mathematics Club, Dramatics Club, Thespian, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Senior Class President, Boys’ State Elect Falls, Don, General Dramatics Club, Booster Club Ferguson, Mary Louise, General Yell Leader, Booster Club, Home Economics Club, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-President Compliments of: ROMA HOTEL LUCKY STRIKE BOWLING ALLEY Foster, Audrey, General Choir, Inter Nos Foster, Warren F., Industrial Arts Football, Choir, Basketball, Baseball Garwood, Merritt, General Giacoletto, Dick, Industrial Arts Mathematics Club, Dramatics Club, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Basketball, Boys' State Elect Gosnell, Patricia, ''Pat”, College Mathematics Club, Inter Nos, Choir, Library Staff, Annual Staff Graham, Barbara, College Student Council, Dramatics Club, Home Economics Club, Booster Club, Inter Nos, Junior Class Play Griffin, James William, ‘‘Jim”, General Band, Booster Club, Dramatics Club, Mathematics Club Gutish, Phil, Skinny”, General Football, Baseball Compliments of: MODEL MILK AND ICE CREAM CO., INC L. E. MALONEY 15 Harvey, Curtis Walter, Industrial Arts Senior Class Play Hayes, Doris Jean, “Dottie”, Commercial G. A. A. Ingram, Patricia Ann, Commercial Newspaper Staff, Choir, Commercial Club, Boost- er Club, Dramatics Club, Library Staff, Triple Trio Jennings, John, General Not graduating Jones, Mona L., Commercial Dramatics Club, Commercial Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Newspaper Staff, Booster Club, Library Staff Keltz, Joann, Commercial Library Staff, Senior Class Play, Dramatics Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Home Economics Club, Thespian Kennedy, Jack, industrial Arts Football, Basketball Kennedy, Joan, Nan”, Commercial Booster Club, G. A. A., Band, Home Economics Club, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Home-Coming Queen, Freshman Attendant, Annual Staff Compliments of: MAIN MOTORS 16 Lawson, Patricia Annette, Commercial Home Economics Club, Band Little, Patricia Jean, “Pat , Commercial Band, G. A. A., Booster Club, Home Economics Club, Commercial Club, Annual Staff, Girls’ State Elect Lobbia, Bill, Industrial Arts Band, Track, Boys’ State Elect Lowry, Monty, General Mathematics Club, Dramatics Club Compliments of : MEDLOCK JEWLERY CO.. INC. THE G. C. MURPHY CO. Kelley, Mary Louise, Commercial Band, Home Economics Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Booster Club, Dramatics Club King, Richard Lee, General T rack Kiser, David, General Latinovich, Eli, Industrial Arts Martin, Robert, Industrial Arts Marietta, Joyce Anne, Commercial Band, Choir, Student Council, Junior Class Treas- urer, Senior Class Play, Commercial Club, Boost- er Club, Dramatics Club, Home Economics Club Mazura, William L., Commercial Commercial Club, Newspoper Staff Mediate, Dorothy, General Choir, Band Merrill, Roy, General Nagy, David Steven, “Esh”, General Dramatics Club Oliver, Patricia Joan, Commercial Band, Booster Club, Newspaper Staff, Home Eco- nomics Club, Commercial Club Parker, Charles, Industrial Arts Baseball 18 Compliments of: MIKE’S MOTOR CO. Pfeifer, Lila Lee, Commercial Plunkett, Edward W., Industrial Arts Ricauda, Carmelita, “Carm , College Band, Home Economics Club, Inter Nos, Mathemat- ics Club, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Yell Leader, Sophomore and Senior Attendant, Sopho- more and Junior Class President, Annual Staff Rodich, Mildred, “Mickey”, Commercial Boosier Club, Newspaper Staff, Commercial Club, Dramatics Club Rolle, Phyllis, “Phyl , Commercial Home Economics Club, Commercial Club, Booster Club, Dramatics Club, Newspaper Staff, Band, G. A. A. Ruby, Valonda Marie, Commercial Band, Junior Class Play, G. A. A., Home Eco- nomics Club, Booster Club, Annual Staff, Junior Attendant, Dramatics Club, Thespian, Sophomore Class Secretary Rush, Dennis, Industrial Arts Football Sanders, Patty Jean, Commercial Compliments of: H. R. MILLS CO. 19 Seely, Martha Marie, Commercial Booster Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Dra- matics Club, Home Economics Club Secondino, Pete, General Shannon, Veri G. Windie”, General Simone, Margaret Marie, Commercial Sisson, Charles, General Inter Nos, Dramatics Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play Southard, Shirley Gene, College Dramatics Club, G. A. A., Booster Club, Bond, Majorette, Home Economics Club, Senior Class Play, Choir Stewart, Neon Webster, College Inter Nos, Dramatics Club, Senior Class Play Stone, Dorothy Marie, General Compliments of: HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC. 20 ART SHAPIRO, REPRESENTATIVE Thomas, Helen Kay, General Booster Club, Band, Majorette, Home Economics Club, G. A. A., Junior Class Play Vorek, David Lee, Industrial Arts Wasson, Joretta, Commercial Dramatics Club, Home Economics Club, Booster Club, Newspaper Staff, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Commercial Club, G. A. A. Webb, Mary Catherine, Commercial Band, Choir, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, G. A. A., Inter Nos, Home Economics Club, Annual Staff, Commercial Club, Dramatics Club Weber, Shirley Lou, Commercial Home Economics Club, Commercial Club, Booster Club. Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff Wiggins, Louis, Bruz , General Compliments of : OSMON BROTHERS SPEED GRILL Wright, Janine Marie, Commercial Senior Class Play, Choir, Band, Home Economics Club, Newspaper Staff, Dramatics Club Wilson, Juanita J., Commercial Shoemaker, Barbara, General Junior Class Play, Library Club Skahan, Michael, General Band Dick, Mike, General Football, Baseball, Basketball, Choir, Dramatics Club Thomas, Ralph, General Compliments of COLUMBIA THEATRE C. B. S. PHARMACY 22 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1952, are faced with the necessity of departing from these hallowed halls of learning. We, therefore, do ordain and establish this to be our last will and testament. I, Wayne Allison, will my shako to anyone who desires greater height. I, Anita Anderson, will my long fingernails to my sister Sonda. She has always wanted them. I, Betty Andrews, will my place in the Triple Trio to Anna Dugger because she likes to sing. I, Shirley Armstrong, will my seat in the assembly to any underclassman. I’m tired of keeping it worm. I, Lona Beard, will my last name to the Clinton barber shops. I, Barbara Benetti, will my feet (Longfellow’s) to any up and coming poet because they need a good understanding. I, Pat Bennett, will all the curses, etc. I got in football to my younger brother. I, Dorothy Berto, will my winter coat to any future health student because “Baby, it’s Cold Up There.” I, Claude Bertotti, will my boisterousness to Gene Dick. I, Mary Ann Brewer, will my palmolive complexion to any Junior who needs it. I, Marjorie Bridgewaters, will my quietness to Janet Pavey. I, Eddie Bumgardner, will my ability to play football to any up and coming All-American because it took me two years to make the first eleven. I, Betty Burton, will my length to “Squeak” Wallace. I, Felicia Carrera, will my 'ole senior cords' to Eleanor Linberg because they ain’t dirty enough. I, Rose Carrico, will my sympathy to anyone who takes typing because it’s hard. I, Donna Carty, will my laugh to Mr. Gleason. I, Gene Chambers, will my curly hair to Rex Miller. I, Eenny City, will my easy going disposition to Jim Hutson. I, Chuck Cogan, will my permanent seat in the senior high office to Louis Dallagiacomo because he deserves it. I, Jack Coleman, will all my ninth periods from Miss Butts to anyone in need of spare time. I, beryl Cox, will my interest in the Army to any junior who might need it. I, Marilyn Cunningham, will my long eyelashes to any shy junior girl because they make flirting much easier. I, Violet Daves, will my bashfulness to Jo Ann Tasso. I, Dolores Dovidson, will my brain (?) to Einstein. I, Mike Dick, will my way with women to any up and coming Romeo. I, Vera Ditto, will my senior pictures to Rogue’s Gallery. Maybe they will liven the place up. I, Mary Ann Duberneck, will my last name to anyone who thinks he can spell it. I, Irma Dust, will my last name to the cleaner’s union. I, Dick Emory, will my aggressiveness to Miss Blann. I, Johnny Enrietto, will my mathematical knowledge to Fred Bates. I, Don Falls, will my argumentative disposition to Mrs. McWethy. Then maybe she can handle others like me. I, Mary Ferguson, will my cheer leading ability to Marsha Merrill because I think she would make a good yel I leader. I, Audrey Foster, will my noturol auburn hair to Kay Newlin. I, Warren Foster, will my ability to grow a beard in one week to Leroy Gibson. I, Merritt Garwood, will never understand how I graduated! 1, Dick Giacoletto, will my long legs to all grasshoppers. Compliments of: 7-UP BOTTLING CO. HEDGES MOTOR SALES 23 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) I, Pat Gosnell, will my absent-mindedness to Phyllis Foster. I( Larbara Graham, will my time to sleeping. I, Jim Griffin, will my bad behavior to Ronald Krasek. I, Philip Gutish, will my excess weight to Waneta Vearo. I, Walter Harvey, will my meekness to Nancy Wooten. I, Doris Hayes, will my ability to type with long fingernails to anyone who thinks he can handle them. I, Pat Ingram, will my pearly white teeth to Francis, the talking mule. He lost his at the race track. I, Mona Jones, will all the chewing gum under my desk to Kenny Merritt. He wants to start a gum factory. I, Mary Kelley, will my shyness to Norma Taylor because I think she needs it. I, Jo Ann Keltz, will my loud voice to Juanita Wilson. I, Jack Kennedy, will all my Paris trips to Phyllis Foster. I, Joan Kenneay,'will my rompers to Clarence Householder. I, Dick King, will my beat-up Ford to posterity for there will never be another specimen like it! I, David Kiser, will my popularity to Joe Massa. I, Eli Latinovich, will my silent man type to Verl Shannon. I, Patty Lawson, will my government book to Carol Kendall because she will make better use of it. I, Pat Little, will my basketball ability to Satch Dick because he needs it. I, Bill Lobbia, will my horn to ‘‘Squeak Wallace. I, Monty Lowry, will my cap and gown to the class of ‘53. I, Joyce Marietta, will my list of Marietta traditions to my brother Pete, because he may have the ability to add a few. I, Bob Martin, will my cane to anyone who likes motorcycles. I, Bill Mazura, will my algebra ability to Margaret Krasek. I, Dorothy Mediate, will my long hair to Pee V ee Rivero. I, Roy Merrill, will my A’s” (?) to Rosella Smith. I, Steve Nagy, will my hot rod to C. H. S. because they need a new driver’s training car. I, Patty Oliver, will Murphy’s to any junior girl. I, Charles Parker, will my speediness and fast talk to any junior who may need it. I, Lila Pfeifer, will my ability to memorize a textbook to Mary Cogan. I, Ed Plunkett, will my small size to Bill Dawson. I, Carmelita Ricauda, will Johnny to no one. I want him for myself. I, Mildred Rodich, will my ability to sling spaghetti at Antonini’s to my sis Jean and Patty Rimshas. I, Phyllis Rolle, will nothing. Am I selfish? I, Dennis Rush, will my job at the bowling alley to Vince Domeika. I, Patty Sanders, will my short hair to Beverly Voto. Think she needs it? I, Pete Secondino, will my wrestler’s physique to Harry Stewart. I, Martha Seely, will my tomboyishness to Janet Pavey. I, Margaret Simone, will leave. I, Charles Sisson, will my dramatic ability to any up and coming movie star. I, Mickey Skahan, will my English 7 credit to no one. I worked too hard earning it! I, Shirley Southard, will my ability to twirl to the girls that try out next year. I, Nean Stewart, will my great love for the theatre to Loretta Hall. 24 Compliments of : HARRIS FOOD STORE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) I, Dorothy Stone, will my brown eyes to V. K. because she has always wanted them. I, Derral Straughn, will my motorcycle to anyone who can handle it. I, Elsie Thomas, will my sassiness to Jack Dennis. I, Helen Kay Thomas, will my diamond to no one. It took me too long to get it. I, Valonda V Ruby will my graceful ways to Shirley Carlson. I, David Vorek, will my ability to be seen and not heard to Dick Hoggatt. I, Joretta Wasson, will my ability to ask dumb questions to Stellamae Fisher. I, Mary Webb, will my energetic nature to Mr. Holbert. He could use it, couldn't he? I, Shirley Weber, will my driving ability to any driver of the future. (Take to the hills!) I, Louis Wiggins, will my racing ability to Miss Devonald. I, Juanita Wilson, will my freckles to no one. I wouldn’t look right without them. I, Janine T. Wright, will my longing looks at Mr. Gleason to Beverly Wright. We, the Senior Class, will To the Junior Class: Our wish that their Senior year will be as happy and successful as ours. To the Sophomore Class: All our ninth periods. We don’t want the teachers to be lonely! To the Freshman Class: Our mental ability (?) You'll need it! To the Junior High Classes: All our tools—pencils, pens, paper, and rulers. Now you have a start on your high school career! To the Library: All our old beat-up text-books. To the janitors: Our excess paper and gum. To the Science Department: Our inventive genius. To the Math Department: Our interest in figures. We, the Class of 1952, will to Mr. Boyd, Mrs. Johnson, and the faculty our thanks and appreciation for their unfailing help and encouragement during the past four years. Compliments of: PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF INDIANA INC. Everybody’s going all electric 25 SENIOR CLASS P L A Y“ ST R A N G E R IN THE NIGHT” Sylvia Lee and Mable Crane, two attractive young women are owners of a hotel gift shop—a place where, seemingly, nothing ever happens. Trouble and romance enter the story in the person of Grant Terry, a handsome young newspaper columnist, who hears ugly murmurings of dire deeds soon to take place at the gift shop. It seems that someone connected with the gift shop is to be killed. Everyone develops a guilty conscience and goes around with an it s me complex. All turns out well in the end; no one is killed and a romance for Sylvia and Grant materi- alizes. CAST Sylvia__ Mable___ Grant___ Rutledge Velda _ Clifford Student Director Stage Manager.. Backstage Crew Nean Stewart Marilyn Cunningham .Eddie Bumgardner -John Enrietto Dolores Davidson Pat Bennett Nona Eddie Rose Sam Marcella Sandra Shirley Southard -Charles Cogan Mary Webb -Walter Harvey ianine Turner .Jo Ann Keltz PRODUCTION STAFF: Director Mrs. Baldwin Joretta Wasson _______________________Charles Sisson Monty Lowry, Joyce Marietta, Carmel ita Ricauda Compliments of: HILL’S D-X STATION 26 MARSHALLS WALLPAPER STORE Compliments of: ROSENBLATT’S Western Indiana’s Greatest Store” 27 SENIOR CENSUS 28 NAME LIKES Wayne Allison music Anito Anderson ballet dancing Betty Andrews uniforms Shirley Armstrong Henry J’s Lona Beard long hair Barbara Benetti to laugh Pat Bennett late dates Dorothy Berto Mario Lanza Claude Bertotti footbal 1 Mary Ann Brewer Bob Marjorie Bridgewaters English Literature Eddie Bumgardner girls Betty Burton cokes Felicia Carrera to sing Rose Carrico children Donna Carty St. Bernice Gene Chambers his curly hair Benny City to skate Chuck Cogan to act Jack Coleman cars Beryl Cox Army Marilyn Cunningham dramatics Violet Daves shorthand Dolores Davidson Roy Mike Dick to sleep Vera Ditto Navy Mary Ann Duberneck convertibles Compliments of: FRIST FUNERAL HOME WANTS TO BE first chair clarinet another Pavlowa an airline hostess a pilot barber Roddy McDowell’s secretary boxer beauty operator (beachcomber) college quarter back truck driver an English teacher master (?) of a harem owner of a Pepsi Cola bottling company a star of the Met. owner of an orphanage out of school a hair dresser manager of an ice plant another Charles Boyer owner of a Cadillac WAC a teacher Mr. Holbert’s assistant a road cop a mattress tester Wave driving instructor SENIOR CENSUS NAME LIKES WANTS TO BE Irma Dust ‘•Shy” Shy’s girl Dick Emory Tommie a Texas Farmer” Johnny Enrietto spaghetti Big Chef Don Fal Is to argue a politician Mary Ferguson white sweat shirts a sweater girl Audrey Foster anything green manager of a green house Warren Foster himself a coach Merritt Garwood Government Governor Dick Giacoletto basketbal 1 a Pro” Pat Gosnell to eat fat lady in the circus Barbara Graham cherry pie pie baking champion Jim Griffin science a chemi st Philip Gutish onions advertiser for Colgate’s (no smell) toothpaste Walter Harvey to travel a hobo Doris Hayes boys night watchman at the boy’s dorm Pat Ingram carrots another Bugs Bunny' Mona Jones serving people a maid Mary Kel ley people stenographer Jo Ann Keltz wrestl ing muscle bound Joan Kennedy to have a good time an ambassador of good will Jack Kennedy Paris driver at the fast track Dick King archeology a grave digger David Kiser the study of religion minister Eli Latinovich fishing to sell minnows Patty Lawson Jerry an old maid (Ha! Ha!) Pat Little Rockville receptionist Bill Lobbia to play the trumpet first assistant to Gabriel Compliments of: DUCK IN GRILL DOUGHTY’S FURNITURE STORE SENIOR CENSUS NAME LIKES WANTS TO BE Monty Lowry math psychiatrist Joyce Marietta selling magazines editor of Ladies Home Journal Bob Martin broken legs a doctor Bill Mazura to bowl behind the eight ball Dorothy Mediate typing typing teacher Roy Merrill Dolores a hen pecked husband Steve Nagy engines a mechanic Patty Oliver to play the piano a composer Charles Parker to draw a commercial artist Lila Pfeifer ‘‘them dry bones’’ a nurse Ed Plunkett to hunt another Jesse James Carmelita Ricauda to lead yells a dentist Mildred Rodich Centenary (?) WAF Phyllis Rolle candy owner of a reducing salon Dennis Rush Texas slave to that Texas drawl Patty Sanders school a principal Martha Seely speech a speech teacher Pete Secondino his dad’s business a bartender Margaret Simone to polka teacher at Arthur Murray's Charles Sisson pigs manager of Swift’s Packing Co. Mickey Skahan to match dimes a Wal 1 Street broker Shirley Southard pretty clothes a model Nean Stewart dark corners a librarian Dorothy Stone to cook a housewife Derral Straughn motorcycles filling station owner Elsie Thomas to hold hands a nurse Helen Kay Thomas cigarettes a tobacco auctioneer Compliments of: KIRKMAN’S FASHION SHOP 30 GAMBY’S MARKET SENIOR CENSUS NAME LIKES WANTS TO BE Janine Turner the Army a soldier’s wife Valonda V. Ruby marriage a divorcee David Vorek Mrs. Johnson’s office truant officer (Ha! Ha!) Joretta Wasson radio a radio announcer Mary Webb art a dress designer Shirley Weber dill pickles a pickle tester Louis Wiggins horns a fire chief Juanita Wilson volleybal 1 blonde MR. BENJAMIN PAVEY 1886- 195 1 Mr. Ben Pavey, custodian of Junior High, passed away Dec. 1, 1951. Mr. Pavey was our janitor since the opening of what was then Senior High in 1923. He was beloved by both faculty and student body and will be long remembered for his friendliness, willingness to help, and quick wit on every occasion. Compliments of: THE GAMBLE STORE TAYLOR’S RADIO SHOP Compliments of: STERCHI MUSIC STORE Terre Haute, Indiana TOP ROW: Raymond Graham, Dick Chaney, John Lawson, James Bino, Joe Mass a, Jim Hutson, Chuck Eaton, Dick Alley, Virginia Kiser, Mr. Mattax. SECOND ROW: Doyne Chubb, Earl Curry, Aubrey Carram, Roger Hendricks, Bill Davis, Carol Kendall, Rita Gavin, Pat Barcus, Mary Lou Carrico, Stellamae Fisher. THIRD ROW: Johnny Lynard, John Berry, John McLeish, Shirley Carlson, Wilma Graham, Mary Cogan, Phyllis Foster, Ruth Ann Hunter, Leona Fossi. FOURTH ROW: John Barcus, David Davitto, Jerry Ellis, Don Carlevato, Janice Ferguson, Eleanor Linberg, Mary Crossley, Grace Dugger, Marlene Ferrari, Louis Dallagiacomo. FIFTH ROW: Raymond Curry, Harley Gentry, Dick Hoggatt, Norma Brown, Aileen Maden, Pat Doan, Anna Dugger, Ladonna Jones. SIXTH ROW: Bill Moy, Bob Bruce, Rex Miller, Bill Blackburn, Ralph Farnsworth, Bertha Evans, Nancy Cheek, Carolyn Crawl, Carol Bednar, Josephine Dowell. SEVENTH ROW: Richard Wallace, Lewis Staum, Harry Stewart, Donnie Robertson, Lloyd Rivera, Phillip Simpson, Ed Reiber. EIGHTH ROW: Larry Wheaton, Thad Stewart, Charles Procarione, Jim Wallace, Jerry Stateler, Joe Sanquenetti, Bill Stariha, Verl Shannon, Larry Thurman. NINTH ROW: Rita Pitchkites, Isabelle Soltis, Jo Ann Tasso, Shirlee Overman, Martha Williams, Waneta Vearo, Darlene Vitaniemi, Beverly Voto, Miss Lahti. TENTH ROW: Jane Wright, Nancy Samson, Priscilla Runyan, Rosella Smith, Paula Witkoff, Marlene Richmond, Juanito Wilson, Janet Pavey, Margaret Uselman. BOTTOM ROW: Beverly Poff, Beverly Wright, Deronda Pickard, Edith Ralston, Clara Ondo, Hila Newsom, Shirley Straw, Beverly Nesbitt, Virginia Sills, Norma Taylor. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Miss Lahti, Sponsor; Joan Tasso, Vice-President; Carolyn Crawl, Treasurer; Phyllis Foster, Secretary; Joe Massa, President; Mr. Mattax, Sponsor. Compliments of: CLINTON FORD SALES, R. M. WILSON. PROP. WILSON AND WILSON INSURANCE AGENTS TOP ROW: Bill Fiscus, Dick Kelly, Dan McQueen, Don Domeika, Marvin Gossett, Gene Dick, Victor Chubrillo, Don Craft. SECOND ROW: Johnny Hoggatt, George Domeika, DonCvengros, Ronnie Krasek, Bob Adamovich, Bob Albers, Clarence Householder, Bob Harvey, Bill Graham. THIRD ROW: John Hill, Gene Divan, Wayne Karanovich, Fred Bates, Jim Greaver, Nick Costello, Leroy Gibson, Mary Biddle, Joanith Joslyn, Dale Howe. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Glover, Bill Binole, Harry Fox, Wayne Huxford, Linda Brown, Joan Filchak, Jack Dennis, John Goldner, Wayne Kelly. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Brooks, Carol Blackburn, Kay Houston, Ruth Ann Bonucchi, Mary Ann Bumgardner, Lillian Hinkle, Marcia Clark, Ruth Davidson, Sonda Anderson. SIXTH ROW: Thelma Elkins, Nora Jackson, Shirley Bugni, Dorothy Fox, Shirley Coletti, Loretta Hall, Carol Jenkins, Betty Glaze, Sue Abanathie, Sharon Hayes, Mr. Newport. SEVENTH ROW: Margaret Firestone, Wanda Hoggatt, Shirley Kelsheimer, Joyce Goldner, Carolyn Cole, Jerrie Carram, Verna Jones, Lila Crowder, Margaret Krasek. EIGHTH ROW: Allan Ryley, Sonny Myers, Charles Williams, John Soltis, Henry Stone, Ronnie Mills. NINTH ROW: Jack Rivera, Dick Mills, Larry Shannon, Tom West, James Searing, Don Kuykendall, Carl Rinehart, Dave Mazura, Bill Lynn, Martin Marietta. TENTH ROW: Tom Lyday, Don Pesavento, Martin Shepard, Jim Lambert, Dorothy Norman, Beverly Wilson, Phyllis Secondino, Helen Latinovich, Jean Rodich, Marilyn Zanandrea, Georgia Lasley, Opal Turner, Josephine Stultz. ELEVENTH ROW: Gerry Smith, Don Vrabic, Gail Shew, Bill Williams, Chuck Schelsky, Ronald Natalie, Faith Thompson, Pearl Nesbitt, Shirley Simpson, Sandra WalI ace, Bessie V.oolf. TWELFTH ROW: Shirley Searing, Phyllis Roth, Nancy Wooten, Marguerite Pesavento, Joan Smith, Nancy Lauterback, Ruth Nagy, Shirley Minett, Nancy Wheeler, Bonnie Lubovich, Betty Turchi, Jolene Lindsay. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Stratton, Billie Vital ie, Sue Stoats, Betty Sweazey, Betty Straw, Dorothy Poore, Joan Lewis, Marlene Lawson, Kay Newlin, Pat Rimshas, Ruth Walters, Sh.rley W.lson, Nancy Wisneski, Mrs. Schelsky. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Don Vrabic, Vice-President; Joyce Goldner, President; Ruth Davidson, Treas- urer; Carol Jenkins, Secretary; Mrs. Schelsky, Mr. Newport, Sponsors. Compliments of: THE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY TOP ROW: Wally Smith, Jack Lambert, John Price, Luther Stultz, Dick Parker, Don Vale, Ted Lobbia, Jim Roe, Rudy Theiz. SECOND ROW: Chuck Russell, Gerald Staum, Jim Vale, Charles York, Bob Miller, Larry Scott, Albert Paparic, Dave Lindsey. THIRD ROW: Carl Whitworth, Jack Ogle, Jack Lewis, George Mattsey, Ronald Vorek, Bill Russell, Ken Merritt, Gerry Rimshas, Bob Nevins, Jerry Wright. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Voto, Dorothy McLeish, Margaret Thomas, Mary Ann Soyack, Joann Marietta, Mary Solomon, Martha Lucas, Virginia McCall ister, Marth Trkula, Marlene Runyan, Ann Martin. FIFTH ROW: John Troglio, Donna Williams, Sharon Timmerman, Shirley Sanquenetti, Janice Wisneski, Laura Wasson, Loretta Luce, Rose Mrdja, Mildred Riley, Jerry Spendal. SIXTH ROW: John McCollom, Lillian Pitchkites, Katherine Massa, Joan Stultz, Janice Murray, Pat Mankins, Mae Williamson, Peggy Waters, Joan McCarter, Carol Tucker, Patricia Uselman, Gloria Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Rose Ann Pupilli, Donna Ruatto, Marsha Merrill, Roseangela Massa, Phyllis York, Mae Reynolds, Fae Williamson, Ronald Thomas, Carl Prulhiere, Gerald Orman, Bill Reynolds, Don Rowe. EIGHTH ROW: Dick Flynn, Franklin Griffiths, Ronnie Fenoglio, Dale Foltz, Jack Fenoglio, Stanley Ferrare, Richcrd Haltom, Frank Godo, Jimmy Jones, Bob Jones, Monte Janik. NINTH ROW: Joe Davies, John James, Don Cargnino, Celso Costagnoli, John Cottrell, Mike Heacock, Ersell Burgess, Albert Foster, Hughie Davis, Tom Jennings, Philip Bonacorsi. TENTH ROW: Glen Hatheway, Jerry Spendal, Bob Coleman, Barbara Guinn, Mary Ann Kazake- vich, Nancy Hall, Jayne Ann Fuchs, Lois Harshbarger, Madeline Airola. ELEVENTH ROW: Vernon Ellis, Curtis Barcus, Frank Dust, Jim Alexander, Charles Cart- wright, Arlene Helegda, Roberta Fiscus, Charlotte Finch, Della Falls, Frances Benson, Loretta Graham, Joan Jones, Lloyd Hungerford, Melvin Curry. TWELFTH ROW: Bruce Jewell, Don Doughty, John George, Joyce Kost, Betty CottrelI, Celia Abanathie, Carol Kost, Grace Johnson, Ruth Elkins, Alvora Gross, Gwynne Cinotto. THIRTEENTH ROW: Joe Foncannon, Marvin Eddington, Kenneth Barton, Barbara Gavin, Barbara Evans, Carolyn Foltz, Betty Fox, Marilyn Hamrick, Imogene Hargis, Delores Judy, Vonnie Helton, Colleen Crossley. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Hoke, Joe King, John Kite, Carolyn Beard, Judy Kelsheimer, Mildred Kelsheimer, Ruth Ballock, Evelyn Carrico, Evelyn Kiser, Lois Davis, Patty Frodge, Miss Dudziak. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Miss Dudziak, Sponsor; Marsha Merrill, Secretary; Roseangela Massa, President; Peggy Waters, Vice-President; Carol Tucker, Treasurer; Mr. Birch, Sponsor. Compliments of: CHEEK AND SON GARAGE FARACO’S ART JEWELRY SHOP. INC. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Mr. Nolan, Sponsor; Ann Gerrish, President; Judy Prall, Vice-President; Joyce Birch, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Ahlf, Sponsor. TOP ROW: Mary Ann Pognant, Rosalie Franchetto, Theresa Stariha, Loren Jackson, Harold Waldrop, Pete Marietta, Bill Vitaniemi, Marshall Garino, Gary Thomas. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Linberg, George Carey, Don McCarter, Mary Ann Verble, Lulubelle Daves, Sharon Myers, John Ammerman, Jack Richmond, George Bentley, Max Price, Patsy Inman. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Miller, Shirley Polkites, Marietta Martin, Helen Askins, Mickey Moore, Sara York, Marianetta Taylor, Margaret Mildazis, Bob Waugh, David Rush, Jane McCrea. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Nolan, Roger Ferguson, Kay Malone, Myra Mitchell, J anice Vitaniemi, Elizabeth Dowdy, Dick Schelsky, Harold Southard, Shirley Bridgewaters, Shirley Benson, Frances Graham, Barbara Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Martha Nagy, Mary Wheeler, Ramona Simpson, Elaine Williams, Emily Symes, Ida Thomas, Pat Brower, Shirley Inman, Ann Gerrish, Bill Chambers, Bob Burton, Roberta Hardman, Cakie Haltom, Miss Ahlf. SIXTH ROW: Jerry Krasek, Neil Merritt, Geraldine Robertson, Joyce Birch, Carol Alexander, Delores Tucker, Judy Prall, Linda Lark, Norma Seabeck, Nelda Searing, Ronnie Bruce, Donald Martin. Compliments of: CLINTON TOBACCO COMPANY Compliments of: MAKER’S APPAREL STORE BLAKE’S NEIGHBORHOOD STOKE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: John Foster, Secretary-Treasurer; Dorothy Wallace, President; Elaine Allison, Vice-President; Miss Devonald, Mr. Golden, Sponsors. TOP ROW: Phillip Clark, Wayne Kelsheimer, Bob Benson, Dick Armitage, Franklin Nolan, James Wallace, Pearl Herrick, Susan McCrea, Robert D. Simpson, Sidney Baxendale, Billy Findley, Carol Lee Haltom, James Ison, Donald Fink. SECOND ROW: Carole Sakala, Yvonne Gregory, Elizabeth Kazakevich, Carol Rife, Wanda Benson, Almeda Nesbitt, Marilyn Franchetto, Judy Mattioda, Donna Paine, Billy Guinn. THIRD ROW: Edward Lowry, John Reynolds, Sharon Wegner, Elaine Allison, Donna Oliver, Nancy Wright, Nancy Cox, Jo Ann Shaubi, Gloria Rodeghiero, Geraldine Martin. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Kelsheimer, Frank Payton, Wilma Barley, Rita Fink, Dorothy Wallace, Helen Craft, Sue Rowe, Shirley Nolan, Patricia Evans, Jan Craddle, Jerry Doan, Bill Jones. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Golden, Donald Fcrrington, Delores Shannon, Harvey Ellis, Charleen Carpenter, Marlene Chaney, John Pesavento, Phyllis Quick, Raymond Bennett, Jerry Hunt, Connie Ward, Melvin Kerner. SIXTH ROW: Glen Bridgewater, Kenneth Maurice, Allen Brown, Frank Massa, Emery Beard, Carol Carty, Nancy Blackburn, Marilyn Giacoletto, Richard Blanchard, Patricia Yazel, Creola Monkins, Sue Stateler, Larry Doan, Miss Devonald. SEVENTH ROW: Jack Gilmour, Dick Gibson, Fred Trevaratnon, Terry Stewart, Bob Smith, Delores Simpson, Judy Knecht, Jerry Taylor, John Foster, Terry Tyler, Judy Russell, Larrv Taylor, Dorothy Straw, Janice Hutson. Compliments of: CITIZENS STATE BANK TOWNSHIP EIGHTH GRADE STUDENTS BLANFORD SCHOOL Mr. Delmar Moore, Principal; Charles York, Mary Jeanette O’Neal, Rosealee Mae Jackson, Margaret Jane Gilbert, Bob Rush, Robert Mirkovich, Dale Jackson, Darrell Mazura, Neoma Hoke, Mary Belle Karanovich, Patricia Carlevato, Phyllis Smith, Ronald Hollingsworth. UNIVERSAL SCHOOL Miss Shew, Principal; Phyllis Cinotto, Darlene Clarkson, Allen Foltz, Georgia Jones, Donald Harvey, Josephine Ann Hill, James Hollingsworth, James Pickard, Richard Poff, Patricia Ramsey, Gary Shew, Robert Sills, Kathleen Taylor, Charles Vatilie, Rhoda Wilson, Ladean Wiltermood. FAIRVIEW SCHOOL Mr. Sam Nesbit, Principal; Junis Cox, Carole Huff, Roberta Wittenmyer, Doyne Stash, Carolyn Hawkins, George Bell, Betty Nora, Don Berry, Judy Wallace, Fred Graham, Joe Ingram, Janice Beard, Omar Davis, Richard Bowser, Charles Shull, Albert Columbo, Vernon Lee Kispert, Sammy Shannon, Richard Chaney, Larry Uselman, William Davis, Marilyn Runyan, Lorene Reiber, Ruth Farrington, Jim Hinkle, Jo Ann Vietti, Orlene Pascoe, Belva Stewart. CROMPTON HILL SCHOOL Mr. Fern Wooten, Principal; Janice Pippin, Edna Edington, Raymond Bonacorsi, Janet Robbins, Bob Moy, Donnetta Wallace, Beverly Williams, Harry Jackson, Galen Brown, Bill McConnaughay, Ruth Kelsheimer, Lucy Dugger, Roy Kelley, Richard Guinn, Richard Milan, Judy Martin, Ralph Carrel, Jack Berry, Lester Thomas, Tony West, Betty Davis, Frank Doan. Compliments of: NICHOLS LOAN CORPORATION CLINTON ICE COMPANY HOMECOMING QUEEN Our own pretty and sweet Nan Kennedy outshone the stars at the Homecoming game with her sparkling eyes and flashing smile. Enjoying the spotlight with her were her attendants Carmelita Ricauda, Jo Ann Tasso, Marlene Lawson, and Marsha Merrill. Compliments of: DAN PESAVENTO, JEWELRY 46 C. H. S. DAY BY DAY SEPTEMBER 5 School starts. Now we can carve our names on some new desks! 7 First football game. We bow to Linton 13-7 11 Campaign speeches are over and everyone hopes his candidate will win in the elections. 12 All clubs are organized. 13 Driver’s Training students see movies. Thanks to a ‘‘keepers’” meeting, inmates” are released early. 14 Yell leaders exercise their lungs at the first pep session of the season. 17 New yell leaders elected. 18 Excused early again. These faculty meetings are really very nice! 21 Typing students see movies. 25 Famous last words of Mrs. McWethy (in English Lit. class): There is nothing to fear but fear itself. Eeek!!! A mouse!!!” 26 I saw you make that face! Individual pictures ere taken. 27 We pose for yearbook pictures today. OCTOBER 1 My, look at all the frills! Senior pictures are scheduled. 2 Caesar is certainly lowering the standards of feminine pulchritude. New Latin club mem- bers are forbidden to wear make-up. 3 New class officers and sponsors installed. Student Council dance honoring new students in C. H. S. 5 Garfield’s football captain was most ceremoniously hanged (in effigy) in Central School yard during our pep session. 8 Dramatics Club has a picnic. Quite a few boys become “ill” during the World Series. 11 Nutchuk presents the Eskimo version of Chopsticks.” 12 Columbus Day parade with Mary Ferguson as queen. 17 The day of judgment—ah well, red j_s_o pretty color. First edition of “WiIdcatonion” appears. 19 Queen Nan Kennedy and her court bring an aura of romance to the Homecoming game and dance. 24 The tables turn. Teachers go to school while we fish. 29 Guess what? Mr. Mattax is the proud papa of a baby boy—now it’s two cheer leaders and a quarter-back. 31 Juniors are buttonholing every human being in sight to buy o magazine subscription. NOVEMBER 3 Sign up for next semester’s work. 7 Pop and mom come to school—and are greatly disillusioned about their little ‘‘angels.’ (National Education Week.) 12 Our boys wade through mud to victory and a coal bucket—Clinton 26-Brazil 0. 13 General assembly honoring football team and coach. Warren and Mike rate blankets. 14 Second edition of the Wildcatonian rolls off the presses today. Compliments of: RICAUDA STAGES RIVERSIDE INN-REBA GORDON C. H. S. DAY BY DAY NOVEMBER (continued) 15 Opening performance of one of the best Senior Class Plays in years—“Stranger in the Night — congrats’ seniors. Choir goes to Mikado in Terre Haute. Athletic banquet. 19 Student Council program Lancaster’s Balancing Act.” 21 Rev. Burdon spoke to us at Thanksgiving Assembly. 22-25 Thanksgiving holidays. 26 Everyone waddles back to school grateful” (great full)!! 27 Wildcats walloped Cayuga 68-37 in their entry game of the basketball season. 28 Rev. Linberg speaks at a third period assembly. 31 Freshmen had their class party—a semi-formal dance. DECEMBER 5 Father Shea spoke on Peace”. Reckoning day again. 7 Again we miss those masculine voices in our pep session—but we did beat Otter Creek. 12 Math Club Intiation. 18 Inter Nos decorotes Christmas tree for assembly. 19 Christmas Fantasy —Student Council dance called off. 20 Bus kids get another holiday (some people get all the luck). Dramatics Club puts on Garther Odfrey Show”. 21 Last chance to buy an annual. Last day to go to school this year. City schools give a very nice program in closing. Now for a rest------- JANUARY 7 Every good thing must come to an end.” Back to the old grind. 8 Great push for finding our lost school spirit. Teachers and students dance the Hokey Pokey. 9 Senior class party, Charade Eall.” 11 Heard of hair getting gray over night? Curs has turned yellow-red-black-purple and in one or two cases even GREEN!!!! 21 Senior pictures finally arrive. 23-24 (How dumb can a guy get?) I stay up all night to cram— Too sleepy now. Can’t see exam! 26 Tourneys—Hillsdale nosed us out of the race by one point in a double overtime. 28 We all are given a fresh slate—Time will tell- Who is this LONE gent in fifth period economics class? 30 Junior class had agood party planned. Too bad you weren't there to make it a real success. FEBRUARY 4 Speech II class entertained us in an interesting program. (WPRS) 5 Kids with foresight take exams for scholarships today. 6 Junior High magazine sales! Who gets to carry Harvey, the bunny? 14 Eighth grade class party. Compliments of: THE J. C. PENNY CO. 48 CLINTON MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE SALES ANI) SERVICE C. H. S. DAY BY DAY FEBRUARY (continued) 16 The choral department is represented at Greencastle. 20 Patriotic program. 25-29 Friendship Week MARCH 1 Basketball tourneys. 7 Student Council presents The Archers.” RED LETTER DAY again!!! 17 St. Pat's Male Chorus from Indiana State. 22 Calling all Latin students! District Latin contest. 28 Future Einsteins show their stuff at local math contest. APRIL 4 Everyone shows off in the physical education demonstration—from little first grade squirts” to high school “lady wrestlers”! 14 Spring is here again--we are given a few days to enjoy nature’s awakening. 17 The Carrolls” 18 Rude jolt!! Report cards. 20 Musical program. 25 Junior Class Play Seventeeth Summer . (By the way, did you see that write-up in the Broadway Star?) MAY 2 Student Council presents a ballet. Exhibit and style show—(Walk gracefully Donna; don’t swing so.) 3 Valley track meet. 16 Intriguing Junior-Senior Prom—-“Jungle Paradise”. 22-23 Thoughts to spur us on—if we pass that exam freedom lies ahead. 25 Baccal aureote. 26 Commencement—We sincerely wish the very best of luck to each and every one of the graduating seniors. 27 Free at last!! BUT—are we really?? Compliments of: MODEL CLEANERS CLINTON BOOK STORE STAFF OF THE OLD GOLD AND BLACK EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Pat Little Janice Ferguson ASSISTANT EDITORS ART Chuck Porker Bill Blackburn SALES Dorothy Berto Valonda Ruby Joe Massa Carolyn Crawl PUBLICITY Marilyn Cunningham Priscilla Runyon SCHOOL LIFE Pat Gosnell Eleanor Linberg Edith Ralston ADVERTISING Carmelita Ricauda Nancy Cheek Marlene L. Hatheway Paula Wittkoff Jo Ann Tasso SPONSORS Mr. Nolan Miss Salaroglio Miss Morgan Mrs. Me We thy Miss Ahlf SPORTS Jim Bob Wallace TYPISTS Barbara Benetti Shirley Weber 50 Compliments of: S AND R SURPLUS SALES STORE, NO 3 JOE GIACOLETTO MOBILGAS STATION BOOSTER CLUB President, Mary L. Ferguson; Vice-President, Carmel ita Ricauda; Secrettxy, Priscilla Runyan; Treasurer, Joan Filchak; Sponsors, Miss St. Clair and Miss Dudziak. G. A. A. President, Sonda Anderson; Vice-President, Marlene Lawson; Secretary, Carol lonL'inc Tronsnrer Barbara Evans: Soonsor. Miss St. Clair. Compliments of: H. S. CALL INSURANCE AND RLAL ESTATE 52 PATSY AND LEROYS’ MARATHON STATION COMMERCE CLUB President, Barbara Benetti; Vice-President, Marsha Clark; Secretary, Dorothy Berto; Treasurer, Mona Jones; Sponsors, Mrs. Kish, Mr. Gleason, and Mr. Hol- bert. DRAMATICS CLUB President, Marilyn Cunningham; Vice-President, John Enrietto; Secretcry-Treas- urer, Beryl Cox; Sponsor, Mrs. McWethy. HOME EC CLUB President, Mae Williams; Vice-President, Ann Martin; Secretary-Treasurer, Martha Lee Trkula; Sponsors, Miss Dudziak and Miss Cowan. LATIN CLUB Consuls, Marlene Lawson and Phyllis Secondino; Scriba, Carol Kendall; Quaestor, Sharon Stratton; Sponsor, Mrs. Johnson. Compliments of: S. H. SNEDEKER AGENCY 54 CLINTON PURE MILK PATROL Captains, Jim Griffin and John Lawson; Sponsor, Mr. Golden. MATH CLUB President, Jim Griffin; Vice-President, Monty Lowry; Secretary-Treasurer, Cormelita Ricauda; Sponsors, Miss Morgan, Mr. Nolan, and Mr. Newport. Compliments of. FRIST FUNERAL HOME 55 STUDENT COUNCIL President, Dolores Davidson; Vice-President, Eddie Bumgardner; Secretary, Joyce Marietta; Treasurer, Barbara Graham; Sponsors, Miss Lahti and Mr. Golden. NEWS STAFF Editor-in-Chief, Shirley Weber; Sponsor, Mrs. Kish. Compliments of: FLETCHER’S READY-TO-WEAR 56 REEDER’S POULTRY STORE YELL LEADERS Mary Ferguson, Carm Ricauda, Priscilla Runyan, Joan Filchak LIBRARY TOP ROW: Mildred Kelsheimer, Mary Ann Kazakevich, Shirley Simpson, Betty Fox, Elaine Williams, Marionette Taylor, Joyce Birch SEATED: Valonda Ruby, Aileen Maden, Jo Ann Keltz, Opal Turner, Bonnie Lubovich, Miss SaJaroglio, Judy Kelshiemer, Dorothy Linberg, Pat Brown, Barbara Gavin. Compliments of: BUDDY DAGLEY’S COFFEE SHOP 57 CHOIR Director: Miss Blann Accompanist: Anita Anderson TRIPLE-TRIO STANDING: Miss Blann, Director; Eleanor Linberg, Carmelita Ricauda, Janice Ferguson, Marguerite Pesavento, Darlene Vitaniemi, Felicia Carrera, Pat Ingram. SEATED: Donna Ruatto, Accompanist; Joyce Goldner, Betty Andrews. Co€E THE FOOTBALL SEASON 1951 Linton 13--CIinton 6 Linton surprised Clinton with their offense. Linton later claimed Western Indiana Conference’s highest honor. Clinton 38--Dugger 6 We came back from the Linton defeat beating Dugger with little trouble. Clinton 47--Gerstmeyer Tech 7 Clinton really walloped Tech. It was our game all the way. Clinton 67--Westville 6 Clinton’s experienced team proved just too strong for Westville’s green squad; we scored almost at will. Clinton 14--Garfield 7 Garfield came to Clinton with high spirits, but the Wildcats proved too much in the tight spots. Clinton 40—Bicknell 0 Bicknell didn’t have a good record when we played them and it was a little worse when we finished. Clinton 52—Sullivan 0 This was our homecoming game. Before a capacity crowd Clinton’s powerhouse team smothered Sull ivan. Clinton 33—Wiley 6 Clinton fans were a little disappointed with this game. We were favored to win by a great many more points! Clinton 31 —Danville 13 Clinton’s Wildcats had trouble getting started through the Maroons' big line. But once we got started there was no stopping us. Clinton 26—Brazil 0 For a while Clinton’s Wildcats were “Mudcats”, but we succeeded in making proud Brazil go beneath the yoke. To sum it all up, Clinton had its best football season in many years. As many fans remarked, the team reminded them of our famous teams of bygone years when Clinton was renowned for its football victories. Compliments of: STEVENSON LUMBER CO. FOOTBALL SQUAD TOP ROW: Mr. Burch, Mr. Mattox, Wayne Huxford, Jack Rivera, Raymond Curry, John Goldner, Bill Williams, Ronald Krasek, Ronald Natalie, Kenneth Merritt, David Davitto, Don Cargnino, Mr. Hall, Mr. Burton. SECOND ROW: Bill Stariha, Jack Fenoglio, Jim Jones, Frank Godo, Charles Williams, Don Cvengros, Wally Smith, Jim Bino, John Hoggatt, Richard Haltom, Stanley Ferrare, John Hill, Ronnie Fenoqlio, Dick Alley. THIRD ROW: Jim Hutson, Philip Gutish, Warren Foster, Ted Lobbia, Gene Dick, Joe Massa, Charles Schelsky, Fred Bates, Johnny Enrietto, Mike Dick, Pat Bennett, Eddie Bumgardner, Jack McLeish, Lloyd Rivera, Charles Eaton. FOURTH ROW: Nick Costello, Leroy Gibson. Compliments of: McMILLAN ATHLETIC GOODS CO. . INC. Outfitters to Champions for over a quarter of a century 61 Mike Dick Fullback Jim Hutson End Joe Massa Tackle Lloyd Rivero Halfback Ted Lobbi a Tackle Warren Foster Tackle Compliments of: HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC. Manufacturers of quality sanitation and maintenance products John Enrietto Quarterback Fred Bates Center John McLeish Guard Chuck Schelsky Halfback Mr. Mattox Coach Leroy Gibson Nick Costello Managers Mr. Burch Assistant Coach Mr. Hall Mr. Burton Assistant Coaches Compliments of : HERSHEY’S FLORIST HELMS REXALL STORE BASKETBALL SEASON 1 95 1- 1 952 An inexperienced aggregation carried Clinton to nine victories against thirteen defeats. The future looks good since five lettermen will be around for two more years. Seniors Allison and Giacoletto will be lost. Giacoletto set two school records in scoring 340 points for the season and a single game record of 25 points which he attained on three occasions. SCORES Clinton 68 Cayuga 37 Clinton 49 Dugger 35 Clinton 45 Otter Creek 40 Clinton 34 Dana 44 Clinton 43 Sullivan 55 Cl inton 32 Greencastle 49 Cl inton 39 Crawford svi lie 44 Clinton 52 Newport 49 Clinton 44 Attica 46 Clinton 36 Brazil 52 Clinton 33 Linton 46 Cl inton 46 Wiley 44 Clinton 34 Gertsmeyer 49 Clinton 39 Rockvi lie 38 Clinton 53 Garfield 59 Clinton 43 Danville 81 Clinton 44 State High 46 WABASH VALLEY TOURNAMENT 0 inton 34 Perry sville 32 Clinton 51 Hi II sdale 52 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Clinton 68 Green Township 44 Clinton 43 Bridgeton 40 Clinton 37 Rosedale 49 BASKETBALL “B” TEAM TOP ROW: Richard Parker, Chuck Williams, Richard Lindsey, Wally Smith, Don Cvengros, Wayne Karanovich, Henry Stone, Richard Haltom. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Hall, Coach; Monte Janik, Jim Roe, Dick Flynn, Bobby Bruce, Ronald Krasek, Harley Gentry, Jack Dennis, Jerry Wright. TOP ROW: Marshall Garino, Bobby Burton, Bill Chambers, Dick Schelsky, Pat Inman, Sonny Southard, Dick Armitage. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Burch, Coach; Don Martin, Ronny Bruce, Jessie Lucas, Donald McCarter, Bob Waugh. Compliments of: ROBB AND GILMOUR STAATS AUTO SUPPLIES Jim Hutson For word Dick Giacoletto Forward Stan Ferrare Guard Wayne Allison Forward George Domeika Center Mr. Burton Varsity Coach Compliments of: ROSENBLATT’S 66 Western Indiana’s Greatest Store’ Chuck Eaton Forward John Hoggatt Guard Bill Williams Guard Chuck Schelsky Forward Carl Prulhiere Ralph Farnsworth Managers Mr. Hall B Team Coach 67 Compliments: WISEHART AND SAVAGE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW 3 ASEBALL 1951 TOP ROW: Allan Ryley, Bill Williams, John Goldner, Wayne Karanovich, Harley Gentry, Gene Dick, Ed Bumgardner, Marvin Gossett. SECOND ROW: Pat Bennett, John Lawson. Wayne Kelly, Ronald Krasek, Charles Schelsky, Lawrence Peperak, Tom Lyday, Coach Bob Burton. BOTTOM ROW: Philip Gutish, Gene Chambers, Charles Eaton, John Enrietfo, Ralph Farnsworth, John Hoggat, Bob Bruce. Again this year as they did last year, our Clinton Wildcat baseball team took second place in the conference. They held victories over Sullivan, State High, Brazil, Wiley, and Honey Creek, and lost to Garfield and Tech. Mike Dick made All Conference First Team; and Gene Mack and Johnny Enrietto made All Conference Second Team. There were only two seniors lost to this year’s team--Lawrence Peperak, and Gene Mack. Compliments of: HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA Manufacturers of Seal-San, gym floor finish 68 Compliments of: STERCHI MUSIC AND JEWELRY STORE Musicians’ Headquarters for the Wabash Valley Compliments of: WRIGHT ICE CREAM CO. . CAYUGA SAWYER’S FLOWERS OUR PATRONS’ PAGE We, the yearbook editors of 1952, wish to express our appreciation to our advertisers for their financial assistance. The following professional men and women do not advertise, but they also contribute to help defray our expenses: Dr. Fred J. Evans Dr. W. N. Kelly Dr. J. M. Kercheval Dr. M. C. Kivett Dr. A. D. Meneghini Dr. I. D. White R. D. Owens Dr. L. 0. Wheeler E. P. Zell, Sr. E. P. Zell, Jr. Dr. 0. B. Frye We also wish to thank: Mr. Kyle and his printing classes for giving so generously of their time to help us. Mr. William Wake for the excellent photographs which he took for our yearbook. The Recording Statistical Corporation of Danville, Illinois, who have done such a good job of publishing our books for the past four years. Our Faculty sponsors who are always ready to assist us. j — The Yearbook Staff