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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

Old Gold and Black Presents Your Picture Story of 1954 Clinton High School Clinton, Indiana Seniors Activities Administration Underclassmen Patrons' Page Page 4 Compliments of: HEDGES MOTOR SALES MODEL CLEANERS DRIVE-IN Chuck Schelsky 5. Mary Ann Bumgardner 10. Joan Smith Anita Anderson 6. Margaret Krosek 1 1. Ronnie Schmidt Sonda Anderson 7. Billie Vitalie 12 Nancy Louterback Anne Burrall 8. Don Peso vento 13. Lila Crowder Mike Burrall Tom Lyday 14. Joyce Goldner Fred Botes 9. Marguerite Pesavento John Goldner Page 6 Compliments of: ANTONINI'S RESTAURANT ANDERSON, Sonda Sonnie College Preparatory Band, High School Players, Math Club, Booster Club, G. A. A., Junior-Senior Revue, Annual Staff, Student Council BATES, Fred G. Rick Industrial Arts Football, Basketball, Track, High School Players, Junior-Senior Revue, Math Club, Newstaff, Operetta BATES, Phyllis Phyl BINOLE, William Bill College Preparatory Inter Nos, High School Players, Baseball BLACKBURN, Carol Sue Commercial G. A. A., Commercial Club Compliments of: Poge 7 J. C. PENNY COMPANY PATSY AND LEROY'S MARATHON STATION Commercial High School Players, Math Club, New- staff, Annual Staff, Commercial Club, Booster Club, Junior-Senior Revue, Dra- matics Play, Choir, Operetta BERRY, Carol Jenkins Home Economics G. A. A., Commercial Club, Band, Home Ec Club, Sophomore Class Secretary BONUCCHI, Ruth Ann Commercial High School Players, Home Ec Club, Booster Club, Math Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Choir, Newstaff BUGNI, Shirley Ann Commercial G. A. A., Commercial Club, Home Ec Club, Newstaff -v' CHUBRILO, Victor Industrial Arts Freshman Basketball, Track, Math Club CLARKE, Marcia Lee Commercial G. A. A., Commercial Club, Newstaff Page 8 Compliments of: MILLS' BARBECUE BURRALL, Anne Krystine College Preparatory Inter Nos, Thespians, Junior Class Play, High School Players, Operetta, Dramatics Plays, Contest Play, Triple Trio, Junior- Senior Revue, Annual Staff, Choir BUMGARDNER, Mary Ann Bum” Commercial G. A. A., Booster Club, Student Council, Newstaff, Girl's State, High School Players BURRALL, Mike Uncle Milty” College Preparatory High School Players, Junior Class Play, Junior-Senior Revue, Operetta, Thespians, Contest Play, Choir CARRON, Verna Jones General Junior Class Play, Majorette, Band, Choir, Booster Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., High School Players DAVIDSON, Ruth A. Commercial Choir, Triple Trio, G. A. A., Sophomore, and Junior Class Treasurer, Student Council, Junior-Senior Revue, Operetta DENNIS, Jack College Preparatory Math Club, Annual Staff, Patrol, Choir, Operetta Page 9 Compliments of: MODEL MILK AND ICE CREAM CO., INC. L E. MALONEY INSURANCE COLETTI, Shirley Commercial G. A A., High School Players, Commer- cial Club COSTELLO, N.ck College Preparatory Baseball, Football, Inter Nos, Junior Class Play, High School Players, Dramatics Play, Contest Play, Thespians CRAFT, Don General Band, Choir CROWDER, Lila Joan Commercial Booster Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Annual Staff, Newstaff, High School Players, Junior-Senior Revue CVENGROS, Don Industrial Arts Football, Basketball, Track DANIEL, Ivan General Operetta, Math Club, Choir, Commercial Club, Dramatics, Plays, High School Players h. DICK, Gene Satch General Football, Baseball, High School Players, Basketball DIVAN, Gene Industrial Arts DOMEIKA, George Industrial Arts Basketball, Track, Math Club DOMEIKA, Richard William Industrial Arts FILCHAK, Joan Commercial Yell Leader, Booster Club, High School Players, Junior-Senior Revue FOX, Harry E. College Preparatory Math Club GIBSON, Leroy College Preparatory Yell Leader, Football, Choir, High School Players, Operetta, Booster Club, Track, Baseball, Basketball GLOVER, Ronald Jack Industrial Arts Band, Patrol, Junior-Senior Revue Compliments of: DAN PESAVENTO, JEWELRY HAYES, Sharon D. Frog College Preparatory Senior Class Vice-President, G A A , Booster Club, Band, Maiorette, Annual Staff, Junior-Senior Revue, High School Players HILL, John ' Kozmo General Track, Football, Basketball, Cross Country Page 11 Compliments of: WASSERMAN'S WILSON AND WILSON, INSURANCE HARVEY, Robert College Preparatory Inter Nos, Patrol, Track GOLDNER, John L. College Course Choir, Junior-Senior Revue, Football, Track, Student Council, Thespian, Base- ball, Boys' State, High School Players, Operetta, Most Valuable Football Player GOLDNER, Joyce General G A A., High School Players, Inter Nos, Operetta, Junior-Senior Revue, Junior Class Play, Cheer Leader, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Class President, Annual Staff, Choir, Triple Trio, Thes- pians, Newstaff, Homecoming Attendent GOSSETT, Marvin Industrial Arts Annual Staff, High School Players GRAHAM, Floyd W. Industrial Arts Football, Track HALL, Loretta Kay Kate General G. A. A., Commercial Club, Home Ec Club, Math Club HINKLE, Lillian Commercial Newstaff Football, Basketball, HOGGATT, Johnny Industrial Arts Baseball HOGGATT, Wanda Commercial HOWE, Dale M. General HOUSEHOLDER, Clarence Robert General Band HUXFORD, Charles Wayne Industrial Arts Football, Track, Math Club, Basketball JACKSON, Nora Commercial Newstaff KARANOVICH, Wayne T. College Preparatory Basketball, Band, Inter Nos, Junior- Senior Revue, Choir, Operetta, Drum Maior, High School Players Page 12 Compliments of: WAKE STUDIO, You ought to be in pictures KELLEY, Richard Dick Industrial Arts Band, Choir, Basketball, Junior-Senior Revue, Track, Baseball KELLEY, Wayne L. Little Or Industrial Arts Junior-Senior Revue — ... KELSHEIMER, Shirley Commercial Booster Club, Newstaff KRASEK, Margaret Ann General Choir, Band, Booster Club, Junior-Senior Revue, High School Players, Music Con- test, Dramatics Play KRASEK, Ronald Lee Industrial Arts Baseball, Basketball, Football LAMBERT, James Jim Industrial Arts Track LATINOVICH, Helen Torch General Newstaff, Annual Staff, High School Players, Commercial Club, Junior-Senior Revue, Booster Club, Home Ec Club, Choir, Math Club, Operetta LAUTERBACH, Nancy J. College Preparatory Inter Nos, G. A. A., Junior Class Play, High School Players, Junior-Senior Revue Compliments of: Page 13 MARSHALL'S WALLPAPER STORE NICHOLS' LOAN CORPORATION LAWSON, Marlene Honey College Preparatory Inter Nos, Freshman Class Secretary, G A A , Booster Club. Band, Maiorette, Math Club, Sophomore ond Junior Home- coming Attendant, High School Players, Junior Class Play, Thespians, Contest Play LEWIS, Joan Commercial LINDSEY, Jolene Commercial Home Ec Club, G A A , Booster Club, Commercial Club LUBOVICH, Bonn.e M Commercial Library Staff, Commercial Club, G. A A , Newstaff LYDAY, Thomas E. College Preparatory Senior Class President, Band, Student Council, Basketball, Baseball, Math Club, Annual Staff, High School Players, Choir LYNN, William Bill General Band, Track, Booster Club, Patrol, Inter Nos Page 14 Compliments of: PUBIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. MARIETTA, Martin L. Industrial Arts MILLS, Richard Pony General Math Club, High School Players, Track MINETT, Shirley Commercial G. A A , Choir, Home Ec Club, Booster Club, Newstaff, High School Players MOTT, Ronald J. General Booster Club, High School Players, Newstaff, Junior Class Play, Dramatics Plays, Contest Play, Yell Leader, Junior- Senior Revue, Thespians MYERS, Sanford W. Sonny Industrial Arts Cross Country, Basketball, Track NAGY, Ruth Rose Rosie Commercial Commercial Club NATALIE, Ronald Nat College Preparatory Inter Nos, Football, Track O'BRIEN, James Jim General Band, Operetta, High School Players, Choir, Football, Track, Junior-Senior Revue Page 15 Compliments of: MIKE'S MOTOR COMPANY NESBITT, Pearl Pearlsy Commercial Band, Choir, Commercial Club, Junior- Senior Revue, Booster Club, G A. A., Home Ec Club, High School Players, Newstaff NEWLIN, Kay Commercial G A A , Newstaff, Booster Club, High School Players, Home Ec Club, Commer- cial Club RODICH, Jean Ann Commercial High School Players, G. A A. ROTH, Phyllis G. General Booster Club, Choir, G. A A., Junior- Senior Revue, High School Players, Ope- retta, Newstaff Page 16 Compliments of: OSMON'S FURNITURE STORE OLMSTEAD'S, CLEANERS PESAVENTO, Don Pez Industrial Arts Basketball PESAVENTO, Marguerite Margo College Preparatory Student Council, Annual Staff, Math Club, Inter Nos, High School Players, Booster Club, Junior-Senior Revue, Choir, Triple Trio, Junior-Senior Revue, Ope- retta, Girls' State, G. A. A., Freshman Homecoming Attendant POORE, Dorothy Commercial RIMSHAS, Patricia Ann Patty Commercial High School Players, Choir, Newstaff, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Booster Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Operetta RINEHART, Carl Industrial Arts Band, Junior-Senior Revue RIVERA, Jack General Junior-Senior Revue, Track, Football, High School Players, Dramatics Play RYLEY, Allan L. Skip Industrial Arts Baseball, Newstaff SCHELSKY, Charles Chuck College Preparatory Football, Basketball, High School Players, Contest Play, Junior-Senior Revue, Inter Nos, Choir, Track, Baseball SCHMIDT, Ronald Rudy General High School Players, Dramatics Play Choir SEARING, Shirley Joan Commercial SECONDINIO, Phyllis Joan College Preparatory Band, Booster Club, G. A. A., Inter Nos, Annual Staff, Library Staff, High School Players, Newstaff, Junior Class Play, Junior-Senior Revue, Girls' State, Student Council SHANNON, Larry Industrial Arts Junior-Senior Revue, High School Players, Contest Play SHEPARD, Martin Industrial Arts Baseball SHEW, Gail General Band, Junior-Senior Revue, Newstaff, High School Players, Inter Nos Compliments of: Page 17 ROCKVILLE PACKING COMPANY CLARK'S RAINBOW CAFE SMITH, Joan General Choir, High School Players, Inter Nos, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Booster Club, Junior Class Play, Annual Staff, Junior- Senior Revue, Junior and Senior Class Secretary, Newstaff SOLTIS, John Industrial Arts Basketball STAATS, Sue Commercial Booster Club STATELER, Jerry R. Industrial Arts Football, Track, Patrol, Basketball, Newstaff SIMPSON, Shirley Commercial Commercial Club, Newstaff, G. A. A. SMITH, Gary L. College Preparatory Math Club, Student Council STRATTON, Sharon College Preparatory Library Staff, High School Players, Thes- pians, Contest Play, Junior-Senior Revue, Dramatics Play STRAW, Betty Commercial Commercial Club, Newstaff HI Page 18 Compliments of: LEWIS HARDWARE ELMO J. MAGNABOSCO FOOD STORE THOMPSON, Faith College Preparatory Band, Choir, Math Club, High School Players TUENGE, Erlette Ruth General Thespians, High School Players, Junior Class Play, Triple Trio, Choir, Junior- Senior Revue, Commercial Club, G. A A., Operetta, Dramatics Play, Newstaff TURCHI, Betty Home Economics VITALIE, Billie Commercial Choir, Junior-Senior Revue, Booster Club VRABIC, Don Industrial Arts Basketball, Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Vice-President, High School Players WALDROP, Betty Commercial Commercial Club, Band, G. A A., Home Ec Club, High School Players Page 19 Compliments of: MOSS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY G. C. MURPHY COMPANY WALTER, Joan Ruth Ruthie Home Economics Home Ec Club, Booster Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club WALLACE, Sondra Ya-Ya‘ Commercial Commercial Club WEST, Thomas 'Tommy General Inter Nos, High School Players WILSON, Shirley Ann Commercial Booster Club, Newstaff, G. A. A. ZANANDREA, Marilyn Joan Commercial Commercial Club, Newstaff, G. A. A. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Miss St. Clair, Sponsor; Tom Lyday, President; Mr. Johnson, Sponsor. Seated: Joan Smith, Secretary; Sharon Hayes, Vice- President; Pat Rimshas, Treasurer. Page 20 Compliments of: KIRKMAN'S FASHION SHOP KARANOVICH FUNERAL HOME tyootbcM, SeaAcut 1953 The Clinton gridiron squad boasted a better than average season this year coming up with a five won, one tie, and four lost record. The Wildcats experienced defeat only from the most ex- cellent of competition, referring to Wiley, Bloomington, and Sullivan. The Linton game was a real heartbreaker as the Miners squeaked a two point decision. The boys displayed their true style in downing two very good teams from Terre Haute, Garfield and Gerstmeyer. Although Coach Sanders will certainly miss the outstanding play of many of the graduating seniors, the odds are high that next year Clinton will again harbor a fine team. The scores for this season are Dugger 6 Clinton 19 Gerstmeyer 7 Clinton 13 Westville 6 Clinton 21 Garfield 7 Clinton 12 Bloomington 26 Clinton 0 Sullivan 35 Clinton 19 Wiley 25 Clinton 0 Linton 26 Clinton 24 Danville 13 Clinton 13 Brazil 7 Clinton 26 Coaches: Jock Blose Chester Sonders Williom Johnson Managers: Ronald Schmidt Glen Bridgewoters Ronnie Bruce Page 22 Compliments of: ROSENBLATT'S, WESTERN INDIANA'S GREATEST STORE fyoothall Sc uad TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW: Dick Simpson, Ed Lowry, Kenny Maurice, John Reynolds, Jon Croddle, Philip Buress, Nick Karanovich, Carol Holtom, Barney Revesz, Duke Baxendale, Billy Gibbon, Bob Simpson, Glen Bridgewaters Mr. Johnson, Wayne Huxford, Dick Bennett, Jack Rivero, Don Corgnino, Rudy Theisz, Patsy Inman, Gerry Dick, Dick Schelsky, Don Kuykendall, Monte Janik, Jack Lombert, Ersel Burgess, Dick Flynn, Carl Whitworth, Ronald Schmidt Bill Jones, Jerry Hunt, Don Martin, Ray Bennett, Vernon Kispert, Larry Taylor, Jerry Murray, Melvin Kerner, John Pesavento, Fred Trevarthan, Dick Gutish, Bill Bollock, Bob Waugh, Don Farrington, Ronnie Bruce Mr Sanders, Jack Fenoglio, Stan Ferrare, Wally Smith, John Goldner, Richord Haltom, Ron Natalie, Ron Krasek, Fred Botes, Chuck Schelsky, Gene Dick, Jim O'Brien, Jerry Stateler, Don Cvengroi, Jocl Lucas, Mr. Blose Compliments of: HOUSTON INSURANCE AGENCY HERSHEY, FLORIST Page 23 f . «I I STAN FERRARE Fullback GENE DICK Right Halfback FRED BATES Center X DON CVENGROS Left Tackle JACK LAMBERT Right Tackle JOHN GOLDNER Right Guard WALLY SMITH Quarterback CHUCK SCHELSKY Left Halfback Page 24 Compliments of: HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC. JIM O'BRIEN Left Guard DICK FLYNN Left End CARL WHITWORTH Right Tackle RON NATALIE Right Tackle JACK LUCAS Left Holfback RICHARD HALTOM Left End GERRY DICK Quarterback JERRY STATELER Right End Page 25 Compliments of: KING'S COFFEE SHOP BASKETBALL SEASON 1953-1954 The Clinton High School basketeers finished a winning season of 14 wins and 10 losses in admirable style. Coach Bob Burton has every reason to be proud of his squad for this brilliant improvement after a slow start. The team really placed Clinton on the map as they were one of the only two teams from Indiana to beat Gerstmeyer of Terre Haute. At the time, Tech was rid- ing a 22 game winning streak and were rated as the number one team in Indiana. Seniors George Domeika and Chuck Schelsky will be sadly missed: George in his excellent shooting and rebound work and Chuck for his sparkling attitude and defensive play. Good luck boys, and nice going! SCORES Clinton 50 Cayuga 36 Clinton 50 Dugger 62 Clinton 59 Otter Creek 33 Clinton 62 Dana 40 Clinton 36 Sullivan 41 Clinton 44 State 59 Clinton 35 Greencastle 46 Clinton 42 Crawfordsville 50 Clinton 36 Brazil 35 Clinton 60 Linton 48 Clinton 44 Newport 40 Clinton 42 Attica 36 Clinton 41 Wiley 50 Clinton 37 Tech 35 Clinton 57 Rockville 54 Clinton 47 Howe 66 Clinton 53 Garfield 75 WABASH VALLEY Clinton 59 Hillsdale 44 Clinton 61 Newport 52 Clinton 54 Dana 50 Clinton 47 Chnsman 48 STATE TOURNEY Clinton 54 Cayuga 51 Clinton 45 Rosedale 40 Clinton 43 Mecca 51 Page 26 Compliments of: McMILLAN ATHLETIC GOODS CO., INC., TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA JB leam BACK ROW: FRONT ROW: Dick Schelsky, Gary Shew, Don McCarter, Jack Fenoglio, Bill Mr. Johnson Chuck Vitalie, Al Foster, George Carey, Jesse Lucos, Bob Mirkovich, Tim Ormarf, N“i2k f arorTvrcn tyn ih+na+i fju+tio eMUfit decuti TOP ROW: Don Aimone, John Reynolds, Allen Brown, Joe Domeika, Philip Buress, Barney Revesz SECOND ROW: Carol Haltom, Ed Lowry, Bill Mooney, George Groff, Duke Baxendale, Ronald Williamson FRONT ROW: Jerry Murray, Bill Hoose, Bob Giocoletto, Terry Stewart, Louis Giovanini, Basil Ave TOP ROW: George Vitaniemi, Tim Luce, Larry Carl- son, Rocky Osmon, Nick Rodich, Mr. Blose SECOND ROW: Larry Abney, Romon Colombo, James Vitaniemi, Lorry Leetz, Pete Carrera, Mox Lindsey FRONT ROW: Steve Sindlinger, Lorry Hillyer, Stanley Wilson, Larry Wake, Don Lindsay, Bob Smith i Compliments of: ROMA HOTEL ROBB AND GILMOUR Page 27 CHUCK SCHELSKY Guard Page 28 Compliments of: RICAUDA STAGES 7-UP BOTTLING CO. Managers GLEN BRIDGEWATERS CARL PRULHIERE DICK HALTOM Forward Coaches MR. BURTON MR. JOHNSON Page 29 . Compliments of: ROSENBLATT'S, WESTERN INDIANA'S GREATEST STORE £ rs m T i -M 5 v Baseball l cun 953 tiacJz ea+n 1953 Page 30 Compliments of: HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC. ■ActUuti i cM-04MeCO4ttUUf On the night of November sixth, the Wildcats came from behind to tie a fast-moving Danville eleven. The hard-fought game was highlighted by accurate passing, fast-running, and quick thinking. At half time the Homecoming queen, Ann Gerrish, and her court made up of Joyce Goldner, Loretta Graham, Linda Lark, and Nancy Carty, were introduced to the crowd. They rode in state to the Clinton side of the field where Captain Jim O'Brien crowned the queen with a garland of flowers. Following the game was the annual Homecoming dance held in the school gym. The dance floor was decorated in the school colors of Clinton and Danville. Some of the highlights of the dance were the crowning of Mr. Touchdown, the roll-call of the classes, the Grand March, and many novelty dances. Page 32 Compliments of: HARRIS FOOD STORE jjusuM-Setuxvi R uue In previous years the Juniors and Seniors of C H S. have had their class plays separately, one each semester. This year it was decided that the plays should be dropped. In their place a school play and a musical revue were given. Jinx Night, as the revue was called, was given in minstrel fashion on Friday, November 13th Erse I Burgess took charge of the program as Mr Interlocutor, and assisting him as End-men were Dick Flynn, John Goldner, Ron Mott, and Chuck Schelsky. The revue was under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Grider. The Students participating in the individual acts were: Marguerite Pesavento Charlotte Finch Donna Ruatto Ruth Davidson Joyce Goldner Anne Burrall Loretta Graham Joan McCarter Wayne Karanovich Erlette Tuenge Marsha Merrill Gail Shew John McCollom Fred Bates Patricia Mankins Carl Rinehart Jonme Cottrell Dick Kelley Bill Gumn George Mattsey Jim O'Brien Chuck Russell Don Craft Margaret Krasek Compliments of: HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC. Page 33 Miss Wilma Blann Director p£A Ua For many years the choir has tried to raise enough money to buy robes for the entire group. This year to further the fund the choir under the direction of Miss Wilma Blann presented an operetta Wild Rose. The story concerns switching the babies of a gypsy and a socialite (who are good friends), and the complications which arise. C. H. S. congratu- lates the choir on a success at a first attempt. Page 34 Servant and Gypsy Choruses Compliments of: TAYLOR'S RADIO SHOP CLINTON'S OLDEST AND LARGEST BOTTLED GAS DEALER' School Play This year C. H. S. added a new form of three-act play to its repertoire . . . the arena-style play. Ladies of the Jury , a witty comedy, directed by Mrs. Nancy Grider, was the target of our efforts. The story of this play has to do with the trial of Yvette Gordon who is accused of murdering her husband The first act contains the court-room questioning while the last two acts reveal the con- trast and disagreements of a motley jury. Mrs. Crane! She's unconscious! Courtroom Cost The Jury Page 35 Compliments of: SAWYER'S FLOWERS (RAY AVE, PROPRIETOR) STAATS' AUTO SUPPLIES P vo h, 1953 The climax of the 1953 school year for the Junior class was the presentation of the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The theme for last year's prom was A Night in Heaven. Guests entered this fantasy through a gate of golden pillars. On their tables they found small angels with glittering wings and haloes. Swinging gently from the center of the lowered blue ceiling was a mirror-covered ball which constantly reflected small colored squares of light. The dancers were separated from the onlookers by a broken wall of pastel crepe paper. Music was furnished by Charlie Bey and his band. The high-point of the evening was, of course, the presentation of the King and Queen and their court. The throne was set against a fluffy cloud sprinkled with stars. King Johnny Lawson and Queen Rosella Smith, followed by their court, Deronda Pickard, Hila Newsome, Joan Tasso, and Clara Ondo, headed the Grand March. The prom ended with the traditional I'll See You In My Dreams. Page 36 Compliments of: STERCHI MUSIC STORE, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA jjiUUXVl GIgAsL Play 1953 LET ME GROW UP Sixteen-yeor-old Lexie is all set to meet Bill, the soldier she's been writing to; Muriel has a chance to become an actress; and Matt plans to play the cornet for big name band Into this happy scene crashes their movie star mother Nola from Hollywood who wants them to put aside all their plans to help her attain another youthful role from a visiting producer Matt is passed off as a hill-billy gardener. Muriel can be the maid. And, since Nola has admitted having one young daughter, Lexie must put on short skirts and become a child of nine! With Bill coming, and Arden, a flirtatious neighbor, leading him to believe Lexie is going out with another man, the situation be- comes impossible Their troubles all work out happily in the end, but the scrapes and scrabbles in- volved made this play one of the best. CAST Lexie . . Arden . Nola . . Muriel . Mary Jo PRODUCTION STAFF Director: Mrs. Baldwin Phyllis Secondino, Nancy Louterbach . Mike Burroll, Marguerite Pesavento Student Directors Backstage Crew Marlene Lawson Mrs. Holden................................Erlette Tuenge . . Verna Carron Bill ....................................... Nick Costello Anne Burrall Matt .......................................... Ron Mott . . . . Joon Smith Aunt Lydia ............................... Beverly Wilson . Joyce Goldner Page 37 Compliments of: RIGSBY AND CATTERSON, FURNITURE REEDER'S POULTRY STORE (lauxjJtlq. Sfie Jzi+uj Left to Right John Goldner, Gory Mott, Ronnie Schmidt, Sharon Timmerman, Madeline Airola, Jack Fenogho, Fred Bates, Loretta Graham, Jim O'Brien, Joyce Goldner, Charlotte Finch. Su funeA. CosneA to the. %uuna+u 0 Left to Right: Nick Costello, Tom Lyday, Ted Lobbia, Don Cvengros, Jon Cottrell, Mike Burrall, Ron Mott, Wayne Karanovich. lltAe i A G uuimH Left to Right: Mickey Moore, George Matt- sey, Ersel Burgess, Phyllis Bates, Jon Cottrell Page 38 Compliments of: FARACO'S ART JEWELRY SHOP ABRIANTS MARKET BAND CARNIVAL Each year the C. H. S. Band, assisted by the Band Boosters and the entire school, holds a carnival to raise money for its many expenses. This year the carnival added many new and very successful features. As a whole, the carnival grossed $943. Compliments of: SPEED GRILL VOTO HARDWARE STORE Page 39 8 11 14 14- 24 15 15- 17 18 25 2 9 1 1 12 12-13 14-15 16 20 21-23 23 29 30 3 4 6 10 1 1 School GaletuiciA, SEPTEMBER School opens—only nine more months to go. Wildcats down Dugger in first game of season. Cheer leaders are elected. Let's really yell now! Class sponsors are elected. Class officers and Student Council members are elected. Clubs are organized. Wildcats beat Tech. Home team tops Westville. OCTOBER Wildcats win over Garfield. Clinton's first loss of the season to Bloomington. Big Columbus Day parade. First Student Council program of the year. Val Lauder entertains with some facts about us. Look Alive! Annual pictures taken. Individual pictures taken. Smile pretty! Clinton loses to Sullivan eleven. Dig that c-r-o-z-y bebop dance! Student Council gives dance with good turn-out. Students freed while teachers go to school. Wiley wins over Clinton. Students see movies on safe driving and 'Reddy Kilowatt . Linton downs Clinton by two points. NOVEMBER County game warden enlightens students on hunting laws and safe use of firearms. One or two year subscription? Junior magazine sales.. Safety talk given by representative of Liberty Powder. Clinton ties Danville at Homecoming game. Mrs. Gr.der pleases parents at National Education Week program. Armistice Day—no school. C. H. S. Wildcats win over Brazil. Something new has been added. Jun.or-Semor Revue takes place of class plays. Student Council presents Dance International. Band Boosters and students sponsor a carnival for the benefit of C. H. S. Band. Football banquet. John Goldner is the proud winner of the most Valuable player award. Clinton downs Cayuga in fast-moving game. First of religious services for Christmas season. School is dismissed for Thanksgiving holiday. Our tummies full, we waddle back. HOUSE (DOROTHY AND ERNIE GILLIO, PROPRIETORS) School Qalcnda i DECEMBER 1 Wildcats lose heartbreaker to Dugger. 8 Clinton downs Dana. 9 Those report cards again! 9 Father Bennett conducts the second religious program. 10 Students enjoy another film on driving safety. 15 Clinton loses to State High. 16 The third religious program is given by Reverend Linberg of Hillcrest. 18 Wildcats lose to Greencastle. 23 A beautiful and impressive pageant of the first Christmas presented at Christmas program. Now for a vacation! JANUARY 4 Back to school and the old grind commences again. 6 Another safety talk warns us against reckless driving. Clinton beats Brazil. 8 Another victory! C. H. S. downs Linton. 12 Wildcats win over Newport. 20-21 Forsaking all pleasures, we study for exams. 25 New semester begins. Report cards mark half the school year gone. 27 Football awards given out at general assembly. 29 School dismissed tor Wabash Valley Finals. Clinton loses to Chrisman. FEBRUARY 5 Whoopee!!! We did it! Yes, we are the only Indiana team that has beaten Gerstmeyer so far! 8 Student Council program presents the talented pianist James Welty. 18 Mrs. Grider has another surprise in store for us. Two one-act plays Roughly Speaking and Three's A Crowd are presented arena-style instead of on the stage. Also, an all-male cast pre- sents Summer Comes to the Diamond O directed by Mrs.. McWethy. 24 We feel highly honored as Summer Comes to the Diamond O is presented in an assembly program at Indiana State. 24-27 Sectional Tourney. We are happy to have another Friday free, but sorry to see boys lose to Mecca. Page 41 Compliments of: S. H. SNEDEKER AGENCY STRINGFELLOW'S PLUMBING, HEATING, AND APPLIANCES School GgIchAo i MARCH 1 March blows in like a lion. 5 The first six weeks come to an end and a few report cards are decorated in red. 1 1 Booster Club treats basketball boys to dinner. George Domeika chosen most valuable player. 12 C. H. S. Choir presents its first operetta Wild Rose . 16 We are entertained by table tennis team—courtesy of Student Council. 17 The wearing of the green. 19 The Freedom Shrine, in memory of Harry S. Call, is presented to C. H. S. by the Exchange Club. 27 Hayloft Frolic , sponsored by Student Council, is first of pro- grams to raise money needed to bring a foreign student to C. H. S. next year. APRIL 2 Ladies of the Jury, presented in arena style, pleases a large audience. 7 Pre-Easter religious program. 9 Boys' and girls' physical education classes combine to present their annual show. 1 4 Student Council presents Clayton Lane in an afternoon program. 16-19 The Easter bunny's present to all us kids—Spring Vacation. 28 C. H. S. is the host for the Western Indiana Conference contest plays in the gym. Fog on the Valley is our entry. 30 Our creative efforts in all our classes are on display at the school Exhibit. MAY The gym looks like a summer garden. Moonlight and Roses is the theme of the Prom this year. No, the circus hasn't come to town; it's just our dear Seniors celebrating their special day. Baccalaureate. Seniors try to look solemn. Commencement Day, and everyone wonders who will be the winners of the awards. Seniors hold picnic while the rest of us envy them. Last day!! Page 42 14 21 23 25 27 28 l tlte. Old Qoldl g uH Hlaok EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Phyllis Bates PUBLICITY MANAGERS Lois Harshbarger BOOK SALES Phyllis Secondino Joan Smith Joan McCarter Marguerite Pesavento Donna Ruatto Jack Dennis Helen Latinovich ADVERTISING SALES Marsha Merrill Lila Crowder SCHOOL LIFE EDITORS Charlotte Finch Sonda Anderson Anne Burrall Patricia Uselman Sharon Hayes Madeline Airola SPORTS EDITORS Marvin Gossett Sharon Timmerman Joyce Goldner Tom Lyday George Mattsey Jack Fenoglio La Veda Majors ADVISORS Gwynne Cinotto TYPISTS Loretta Graham Mr. Nolan Ruth Ann Bonucchi Ruth Bollock Miss Saloroglio Shirley Wilson Page 43 Compliments of: THE H. R. MILLS COMPANY Left to right: Maiiene Lawson, Lindo Lark, Wayne Koronovich, Sharon Hayes, Gwynne Cinotto. Page 44 Compliments of: STERCHI MUSIC STORE, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA President..............................SONDA ANDERSON Vice-President.........................SHARON HAYES Secretary...........................................JOYCE GOLDNER Treasurer .............................MICKEY MOORE Sponsor....................................MISS ST. CLAIR Q. A. A, Gluti i Sponsor ..............................MISS BLANN Accompanists.......................ERLETTE TUENGE, DOROTHY STUCZINSKI Page 45 Compliments of: CLINTON LUMBER COMPANY President.........................................MARCIA CLARKE Vice-President.....................................BETTY STRAW Secretary.................................PEARL NESBITT Treasurer..................................RUTH NAGY Sponsors......................MRS. KISH, MR. HOLBERT, MR. FARR Grmtmesice Club Editor-in-chief...............MARY ANN BUMGARDNER Assistant Editor......................JOYCE GOLDNER Make-up-editors..................RUTH ANN BONUCCHI, PEARL NESBITT Sponsor.......................................MR. FARR Page 46 Compliments of: FLETCHER'S READY-TO-WEAR DEW DROP INN Consuls.....................LOIS HARSHBARGER, DICK SCHELSKY Scriba ............................ANN GERRISH Quaestor....................MARGARET CLARKE Sponsor...................MRS. HELEN JOHNSON 9 iteA. fiod President...........................................SONDA ANDERSON Vice-President .............. ..... .......RON MOTT Secretary-Treasurer ..............................MARLENE LAWSON Sponsor..................................MRS. 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CRAWL, MISS CROWDER President ..............................JOAN FILCHAK Vice-President ...........................RON MOTT Secretary..........................SCELIA BUCHANAN Treasurer .........................JOYCE GOLDNER Sponsors ..........................MISS ST. CLAIR, MISS CROWDER, MISS DEVONALD Glteesi Club fL ell JlecdleAA. Left to Right...................JOAN FILCHAK, JOYCE GOLDNER, RON MOTT, SCELIA BUCHANAN Page 50 Compliments of: BUDDY DAGLEY'S COFFEE SHOP DOUGHTY'S FURNITURE STORE Junior-Senior Boy's Quartet Triple Trio Vocal Z+vienMeA, Freshman Triple Trio Sophomore Triple Trio Page 51 Compliments of: McMILLAN ATHLETIC GOODS CO., INC, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA JlibsiGAjf. StcujJj TOP ROW: Phyllis York, Delores Tucker, Mary Ann Bumgardner, Miss Salaroglio, librarian FRONT ROW: Sharon Timmerman, Marilyn Runyan, Sara York, Joyce Kost, Ruth Bollock, Frieda Darnels, Georgia Jones, Evelyn Carrico, Mildred Kelsheimer, Margaret Mildazis, Carol Kost jjasutoM, TOP ROW: Pete Carerra, George Berrisford, Abe Montgomery BOTTOM ROW: Chester Donzero, George Chenall, Merle Glover Page 52 Compliments of: WISEHART AND SAVAGE AdmintitsuUian And tycuMltu 0 HogAxH o]f IuCjg£Um EVERETT LYDAY ........................... President RAY PICIvEL Treasurer JAMES THOMSON ...............-.......... Secretary EARL C. BOYD Superintendant RAY SHEW, Principal, Junior Division HELEN W. JOHNSON, Principal, Senior Division ROSELLA SMITH, High School Secretary MERLE CARLIN, Secretary to Superintendent Page 54 Compliments of: STEVENSON LUMBER COMPANY School VuAAe Ca+fun ice MARGUERITE BUTTS ROBERT FARR, MARGARET KISH, PAUL HOLBERT Page 55 Compliments of: CLINTON BOOK STORE BAKER'S APPAREL SHOP Social StudUeA SnCfliAit RICHARD NEWPORT, THEODORE NOLAN, GLENN MORGAN NANCY GRIDER, ANNA KATHERINE SCHOMER, MARGARET McWETHY, DOROTHY SCHELSKY, DOROTHY DEVONALD Page 56 Compliments of: FRIST FUNERAL HOME McUltestuUi L CHESTER SANDERS, JACK BLOSE, ADA CLOVD, JACK HASKELL Science RAY SHEW, WILLIAM GRAY, WILLIAM JAMES Page 57 Compliments of: GILLIS PHARMACY JOE GIACOLETTO GOODYEAR SERVICE Compliments of: ROSEMARY'S BEAUTY SHOP LUCKY STRIKE BOWLING ALLEY fyoi eSi ClaAAmett fJusUosi GlaAA. TOP ROW: Don Kuykendall, Jonnie Cottrell, Jack Fenoglio, Stanley Ferrare, Richard Haltom, Hughie Davis, Monte Janik, Richard Flynn, Ersel Burgess, Philip Bonacorsi SECOND ROW: Charles Cartwright, Kenneth Barton, Curtis Barcus, Joe Brown, Ronnie Fenoglio, Albert Foster, Jayne Fuchs, Alvora Gross, John George, Franklin Griffith, Betty Cottrell, Mary Ann Kazake- vich, Evelyn Kiser, Marilyn Jones, Nancy Hall, Loretta Graham THIRD ROW: Don Doughty, Lloyd Hungerford, Bruce Jewell, Celso Castagnoli, Arlene Helegda, Lois Harshbarger, Madeline Airola, Carolyn Foltz, Joyce Kost, Carol Kost, Celia Abanathie, Barbara Guinn, Joann Jones, Imogene Hargis, Marilyn Hamrick FOURTH ROW: Vernon Ellis, John Kite, Melvin Curry, Gene Hathaway, Don Cargnino, Barbara Evans, Gwynne Cinotto, Charlotte Finch, Roberta Fiscus, Carolyn Beard, Mildred Kelsheimer, Evelyn Carrico, Lois Davis, Ruth Bollock, Colleen Crosley FIFTH ROW: Charles Russell, Jack Lucas, Carl Whitworth, Wally Smith, Gerry Rimshos, Tom Lambert, Leroy Tanner SIXTH ROW: Mary Ann Soyack, Mary Solomon, Patricia Stewart, Joyce Voto, Martha Trkula, Joan Marietta, Dorothy Reindl, Mildred Riley, Rudolph Theisz, Richard Lindsey, Ted Lobbia, Don Vale, Bill Russell SEVENTH ROW: Jerry Spendal, Martha Lucas, Carol Tucker, Donna Williams, Laura Wasson, Janice Murray, Virginia McAllister, Luetta Luce, George Mattsey, Tim Orman, Ronald Vallosia, Phyllis York, Sharon Timmerman, Jerry Wright EIGHTH ROW: John McCollum, Roseann Pupilli, Donna Ruatto, Katherine Massa, Lillian Pitchkites, Patricia Uselman, Joan McCarter, Patricia Mankins, Gerald Orman, Charles York, John Troglio, Carl Prulhiere, LaVeda Majors, Marsha Merrill, Mae Williamson, Rosangela Massa Page 60 Conipliments of: THE BABY SHOP CHEEK AND SON GARAGE fju+tiosi ClaAA. OjJjiceAA. TOP ROW: Jo Ann Marietta, Secretary; George Mattsey, Vice- President; Mrs. Grider, Sponsor; Mr. Forr, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Lois Harshbarger, President; Mae Williamson, Treas- Page 61 Compliments of: CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS COOPERATIVE STORE CBS PHARMACY Sapltamosve TOP ROW: John James, Albert Colombo, Jock Berry, George Bell, Richard Bennett, Gerry Dick, Ronald Hollingsworth, Bob Burton, George Carey, Ronald Howard, Joe Ingram, Bill Gibbon SECOND ROW: Shirley Jones, Beverly Chilton, Darlene Clarkson, Shirley Bridgewaters, Scelia Buchanan, Shirley Benson, Darlene Corts, Frances Graham, Betty Davis, Catherine Duberneck, Pat Inman, Patricia Carlevato, Mary Karanovich, Nick Karanovich, James Hollingsworth, Jeff Harvey, Bill Bollock, Richard Guinn, Raymond Bonocorsl THIRD ROW: Janice Beard, Margaret Clarke, Elizabeth Dowdy, Barbara Beno, Rosalie Franchqtto, Junice Cox, Ernestine Coquelle, Phyllis Cinotto, Richard Bowser, Fred Graham, Blaine Berry, Bill Davis, Ronald Krasek, Carolyn Hawkins, Omar Davis, Allen Foltz FOURTH ROW: Edna Edington, Ann Gerrish, Rosalie Jackson, Ruth Kelsheimer, Georgia Jones, Delores Costello, Margaret Gilbert, Roberta Hardman, Donna Jo Barnett, Sue Bowers, Lucy Dugger, Roy Kelley, Harry Jackson, George Bentley, Dale Jackson, Ronald Bruce, Ruth Farrington FIFTH ROW: Ronald Thomas, Neil Merritt, Bob Sills, Jack Richmond, Bill McConnaughey, Ronald Miller, Bob Moy, Gary Shew, Harold Southard, Dick Schelsky, Pete Marietta, Bill Vitoniemi, Gary Thomas, Marilyn Runyan, Judy Wallace, Mary Wheeler SIXTH ROW: Kathleen Taylor, Dorothy Stuczinski, Arlene Pascoe, Belva Stewart, Theresa Stariha, Tony West, Don McCarter, Elizabeth Soyack, Chuck Vitalie, Robert Mirkovich, Don Stash, Jesse Lucas, Don Martin, Betty Nora, Jane McCrea, Donetta Wallace, Ladean Wiltermood, Elaine Williams SEVENTH ROW: Bill Reynolds, Myra Mitchell, Joan Stultz, Phyllis Smith, Ramona Simpson, Darrell Mazura, Sarah Rought, Dorothy Lmberg, Emily Syme, Judy Martin, Tom Leberman, Pat Ramsey, Mickey Moore, Margaret Mildazis, Janice Vitaniemi, Roberta Wittenmyer, Rhoda Wilson, Lorraine Reiber EIGHTH ROW: Kay Malone, Janet Robbins, James Pickard, Andy Molag, Jeanie Seabeck, Marceda Powers, JoAnn Vietti, Nelda Searing, Jerri Robertson, Martha Nagy, Saroh York, Delores Tucker, Judy Prall, Linda Lark, Mary Ann Pognant, Mary O'Neil, Ida Thomas, Sandra Osman, Janice Pippin Page 62 Compliments of: BONACORSI BROTHERS SojiluMnjasie. 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Page 63 Compliments of: CLINTON TOBACCO COMPANY fyn iluMGst GlaU TOP ROW: Lloyd Reynolds, Judy Mattioda, Donna Paine, Frances Peperak, Virginio Thomas, Almeda Nesbitt, Susan McCrea, Ronald Williamson, Martha Ann Soyack, Anna Marie Soyock, Linda Petak, Millie Lubovich, Sue Stateler, Don Whitworth SECOND ROW: Loretta Louden, Carolyn Williams, Gloria Rodeghiero, Connie Word, Dorothy Wollace, Sharon Wegner, Ed Lowry, Bobby Simpson, Barney Revesz, Dan Solomon, Ray Shew, Bill Mooney, Frank Massa, Patricia Williams, Harold Waldrop THIRD ROW: Carol Sokola, Linda Russell, Ester Marietta, Borbara Williamson, Jo Ann Shaubi, Donno Oliver, John Reynolds, Carol Rife, Dick Simpson, Gary Searing, Joe Mediate, Robert Waugh, Dorothy Straw, Til lie Martin FOURTH ROW: Sedonya Poland, Creola Mankins, Barbara Williams, Mary Louise Soltis, Teresa Secondino, Larry Taylor, Bob Smith, John Pesavcnto, Terry Stewart, Jerry Murray, Tom Price, Dennis Short, Fred Trevarthan, Michael Lubovich, Jim Marietta, Dorothy Sills FIFTH ROW: Elizabeth Kazekevich, Elaine Allison, Wanda Benson, Julia Bertolino, Mary Babyak, Patricia Evans, Sam Inman, Bill Guinn, Larry Davis, Don Aimone, George Graff, Duke Baxendale, Glen Bridgewaters, Melvin Kerner, Jim Burrall, Phillip Buress, Carol Haltom SIXTH ROW: Joan Fullman, Pearl Herrick, Henrietta Bertctti, Joyce Doan, Marilyn Giacoletto, Paul Hollings- worth, Ronita Cox, Penny Dal Sasso, Bill Kutch, Joe Domeika, Jan Croddle, Lee Doan, Allen Brown, Louis Giovamm, Lorry Carty, Jerry Hunt, Basil Ave, Donald Fink, Jim Blackburn, Ida Hollingsworth SEVENTH ROW: Sharon Bionchetto, Helen Craft, Shirley Carrera, Anita Aimone, Beverly Jackson, Peggy Foltz, Marilyn Franchetto, Carl Harvey, Roymond Bennett, Kenneth Daniels, Bill Jones, John Foster, Jerry Houston, Glen Barton, Den Farrington, Dick Blanchard, Ivan Chubb, Emory Beard, Carol Adams BOTTOM ROW: Gertrude Davis, Nancy Carty, Ed Bales, Dick Gibson, Eugene Kclshcimcr, Bill Haase, Vernon Kispert, Judy Knecht, Charlene Carpenter, Marlene Chaney, Nancie Blackburn, Georgiana Corrado, Yolanda Castognoli, Jomce Hutson, Shirley Inman, Freda Daniels, Everett Barton, Bob Jackson, Richard Gutysh, Jack Gilmour, Louise Bollock Page 64 Compliments of: ARAGON PARK BLAKE'S NEIGHBORHOOD STORF . .V' ' ; . .it tyteAlvnuitt GbsU OjffjicesiA BACK ROW: Allen Brown, President; Nancy Corty, Treasurer FRONT ROW: Miss Blann, Sponsor; Penny Dol Sasso, Vice-Presi- dent; Jo Ann Shaubi, Secretary; Mr. Haskell, Sponsor. 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TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: BOTTOM ROW: Page 66 ZuflitU Gordon Tuenge, Bill Jones, Bobby Myers, Joe Stover, Marcus Mitchell, Mick Rodich, Harold Rinehart, Clyde Catterson, Bob Smith, Larry Carlson, Larry Abney, Harry Shannon, John Dunshee Bert Ferrara, Martha Payton, Rose Ann Myers, Paul Massa, Allen Shew, Bill Abanathie, Fred Cinotto, John Bennett, Bill Herrick, Bob Pesavento, Enoch Jones, Charles Stickle, Sam Webb, Fred Wiltermood Patricia Beard, Sharon Witham, Sharon Vestal, Donna Stultz, Mary Ann McIntosh, Bonnie Elkins, Ann Hutson, Patricia Pastore, Gayla Malone, Margie Martin, Judy Hillyer, Kathryn Jackson, Nolo Henderson, Meris Bumgardner, Linda Craft, Marilyn Kelsheimcr, Virginia Tollman, Delores Simpson Robert Shew, Marion Bonocorsi, Linda Jones, Phyllis Trosper, Nancy Sweazy, Jelene King, Jeanene Barcus, Joan Berry, Beverly Amburgey, Betty Rendaci, Judy Donald, Sheridan Pettinger, Linda Olsen, Robin Ruth, Wayne Kelsheimer, Robert Giacoletti Sondra Brewer, Patricia Enlow, Janice Lambert, Carole Kelly, Jenine LaBree, Sonya Natalie, Jim Holston, Joe Guinn, Larry Perry, Larry Leetz, Ramon Colombo, James Vitoniemi, Kenneth Jared, Paulette Grimm, Beverly Stultz, John Scott Compliments of: AIMONE BROTHERS DAIRY ANDERSON'S GROCERY £ufUtlt Q'iade ClaAA. 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Page 67 Compliments of: CITIZENS' STATE BANK Seventh Qteu e TOP ROW: Philip Clark, Philip Gross, Ed Berry, Garry Pesavento, Larry Hillyer, Perry Faulds, Larry Woke, Jim Wallace, Philip Trosper, Donald Lindsey, Robert Reed, Timmy Luce, Rockey Osmon, Deanna Lobbia SECOND ROW: Bonnie Rigsby, Linda Wright, Toni Basso, Laura Wright, Luella Woody, Ann Webber, Janis Pastorius, Lola Thomas, Sandra Carter, Mary Beth McCreo, Moyne Merritt, John Grabowski, Phyllis Cron, Sharon Cottrell THIRD ROW: Jessie Griffith, Margie Keltz, Ethel Fink, Esther Giacoletti, Alice Fenoglio, Micci Dawson, Sally Richey, Diane Carey, Peggy Bentley, Corolyn Thomas, Evetta Hill, Marilyn Jackson, Barbara Lindsey, Stephen Sindlinger, Albert Vitaniemi, Richard Le Bow, Elinor Sheperd, John Malone FOURTH ROW: Ronald Wright, James Slater, Stanley Wilson, Dale Mowbray, Linda Boren, Carol Shoemaker, Sandra Bruner, Marilyn Craig, Maureen McDonald, Audrea Virostko, Marie Keller, Saundra Witsman, Sally Campbell, Pete Carrera, Joyce Morini, Shirley Wheeler, Janet Abney, Nancy Evans FIFTH ROW: Morris Hammelman, Allen Andrews, Croig Cooper, Garry Mott, Paul Cox, Donald Blanchard, Tom Cadle, Dale Nolan, Richard Bryant, Diana Donald, Alvera Peterson, Sandra Baldwin, Patricia Gianotti, Rose Nepote, Erma Shew, Carolyn Youmons, Darlene Hess, Virginia Divan, Patricia Howell, Max Cheek Page 68 Compliments of: CLINTON T V CENTER CLINTON MOTOR SALES (OLDSMOBILE) Page 69 SeoesUlt QruuHe CloAA O iceA STANDING: Miss Devonald, Sponsor; Mr. Holbert, Sponsor. SEATED: Rocky Osmon, President; Diona Donald, Vice-Presi- dent; Janet Abney, Secretary-Treasurer. Compliments of: CLINTON FORD SALES CLINTON PURE MILK CO. Glutton ZiCfUth Qlade Mr. Louis Giovanini, Trustee JACKSONVILLE Miss Annobelle Hunter, Principal; David Hoke, Richard Lawson, Ronald Leach, Fredrick Lewis, Richard Morietta, Frances Mediate, David Newland, Ruth Rush, Edward Williams, Ronald York. CROMPTON HILL Miss Ellen Beaty, Principal; Anton Bogetto, Charles Brown, Jackie Chord, Ann Cloybaugh, Bertha Edington, Judy Foos, Lawrence Hedges, Joan McConnaughey, Jeanet Pippin, Lansing Shew, Naomi Simpson, Leon Smith, Frank Thomas, O'Neal Thomas, Beverly Ugo, Marlene Wollace, Anna Ruth West, Jack West, William Wheeler. UNIVERSAL Miss Sarah Shew, Principal; Anita Airola, Harold Baxter, Donald Bonomo, James Lee Curry, Stanley Domeika, Adolph Dowell, Darlene Eaton, Julia Fonconnon, Sue Fullman, Elsie Mae Hill, Charles Johnson, George Jones, George Latinovich, Robert Lawson, Beverly Sanquenetti, Wayne Sanquenetti, Chris Thomas, Edgar Thomas, Robert Dale Thomas, Kenneth Turchi, Joseph Daniel Vallosia, Stanley Willioms, James Wagner. FAIRVIEW Mr. William Payton, Principal; Charles Baker, Lillian Bollock, Wanda Beard, Larry Colletti, Fred Daniels, Ronald Delph, John Evol, Mary Falls, Martha Hall, Jerry Hawkins, Sharon Ingram, Martha Kelley, Mahala Lynn, John Mitchell, Ted Nolan, Emma Jane Payton, John Reed, Bill Smith, Lois Strain, Joyce Wallace, Sharon Whittenmeyer, Shirley Wilson, Wanda Wilson. Page 70 Compliments of: THELMA PASTORE'S BEAUTY SHOP POWELL'S PHARMACY Compliments of: LEE HAIN FURNITURE HELMS REXALL STORE Page 71 Pabvatt'4. Pacje. We, the yearbook staff of 1954, wish to express our appreciation to our advertisers for their financial assistance. Although the following professional men do not advertise, they also contribute to help defray our expenses: Dr. Fred J. Evans Dr. M. C. Kivett Dr. 0. B. Frye Dr. W. N. Kelly Dr. Milton Herzberg Dr. A. D. Meneghini Dr. I. D. White We also wish to thank: Mr. William Wake for the excellent work he did in photography for our annual. The Recording Statistical Corporation of Danville, Illinois, who have done such a good job of publishing our books for the past six years. Our faculty sponsors, Mr. Ted Nolan and Miss Florence Salaroglio, who were always ready to assist us. My purpose in this yearbook is to bring you a picture story of life at C. H. S. I hope it will bring you many happy memories in the future. Ruth Delp Owens Dr. Paul Pickett Zell Zell, Attorneys Dr. L. 0. Wheeler Sincerely, Page 72 ■i'▼re