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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1957 volume:

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B , , N R - V7 V V 1 4 ,43,,',-Vg: 116 11 , A H 1 ib 0 oxli an0'6 z,q, CliNf0R high school clinton,indiana 1957 7 0 71' J- .,..... 1-5 5 3x 1.1- 1 .. - , I R S f t 'i .-111 -' 124' V.,- ..... 1'- ... dd ..,....,.,:'1-f...-...f .--. v ...- ,.- , .- CCJNTENTS Activities Administration Annual Staff Patron s Page Seniors Sports Underclassmen 63- ....--nd' 'k it 'i QQ? Tv ff? --Q.. 4 'N if ' Q 5 by uk f' 1 y ,fa if COLUMBUS DAY Columbus Day was a day most of us won't forget. The Queen was Yolanda Castagnoli, Seniorg and her court was made up of Betty Rendaci, Iuniorg Doris Bonacorsi, Sophomoreg and Mary Martha Gibson, Freshman They led off the activities by riding atop a huge float, which was the picture of loveliness. The streets were filled with enthusiastic townspeople. After the parade many of us met at Aragon Park, where we enjoyed games and other festivities, We will long cherish happy memories of this day, Compliments of: MIKE'S MOTOR COMPANY rf HCMECOMING The Homecoming game this year was the Brazil game played on November 9. All classes showed their originality and ingenuity in the floats that they entered in the Homecoming Parade, held the evening before the ame. Clubs als d d g o entere ecorated carsg and the parade ended up at Sportland Park, where a huge bonfire set off a pep rally, Another highlight of this occasion was the Homecoming Dance with Shirley Carrera, Senior, reign- ing as Queen along with her attendants: Theresa Secondino, Seniorg Barbara Pastore, Juniorg Toni Basso, Sophomoreg and Betty Doan, Freshman, Strains of music fl at d h h Queen Shirley and her court led the Grand March. o e t roug out the gymnasium HS ,..., '! 7 1 3 Compliments of: THE MILLS COMPANY Your Zenith Dealer .Ii M f 'f we f N ff ,ry 1956 PROM On May 4 the annual Junior-Senior Prom was given hy the Juniors. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated with pastel colors ofthe South Sea Islands. Along the sides of the gymnasium the palm trees, interwoven in streams of crepe paper, seemed to he almost swaying in the enchanting setting of this prom Mary Ann Pognant, the lovely queen, and her court of six senior girls - Ann Gerrish, Linda Lark, Sara Rought, Joann Vietti, Shirley Inman, and Margaret Clarke stepped through an Hawaiian hut as Leo Baxter's orchestra played the theme song of the Prom Bali Ha'i . . 'A i O c Q 4- as as ee r gf s s K e fa fn?-. t , f 'rl Compliments of: MEDLOCK JEWELRY STORE and: MOSS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY 2 BAND CARNIVAL The annual Band Booster Carnival was held in the Gymnasium on November 16, I956. Activities included: Dramatics Club Play, Junior High soft drinks, Latin Club pop corn, Industrial Arts hoop, Boosters' Fancy Work, Boosters' Balloons, Boosters' Fish Pond, Social Studies Basketball Shoot, Boosters Concession Stand, Science Department Football Throw, Home Ec Dart Throw, Commerce Telegrams, Library Club Ham Raffle, Math Club White Elephant Sale, Athletics Goals, Choir Cake Walk, G.A.A. Turkey Raffle and Chili Supper. Total net income from the carnival amounted to S572.7I. The Band appreciates all the hard work that was put forth to make this year's carnival a great success. Compliments of: CLINTON T. V. CENTER and: VOTO HARDWARE STORE, Plumbing and Heating WABASH VALLEY TOURNAMENT Clinton came through the Wabash Valley Preliminaries as expected with an easy victory over St. Bernice. Our next victory with Pertysville brought us against Dana which put up a good fight, but they couldn't stand up to the Cats. We traveled to Rockville to play Kansas, Illinois, in the Quarter Finals. It was another tough fight, but we came through with only Richland Township to play in order to reach the Finals. Our two-point victory over Richland Twp. put us up against a very tough opponent in the Finals. The game with Greencastle was played at Terre Haute. The team played a good game but was de- feated by Greencastle by three points. A Clinton Wildcat player, George Latinovich, was honored by receiving the Ernest O. Ney Sports- manship award at the Greencastle game. Congratulations, George! Compliments of: BYBEE'S GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION in Universal, Indiana 3. LET ME GROW UP Lexie . . . . .Nancy Carty Mary Io . . . . Judy Mattioda Arden. . . . .Sharon Wegner Mrs. Holden . . . . Donna Oliver Nola. . . . Patty Evans Bill ...... . . Paul Massa Muriel. . . . Penny Dal Sasso Matt ....... . . Jack Gilmour Aunt Lydia , , . . Linda Russell DirCCIOr .... . . Miss Margy Godfrey Student Directors . . . Dorothy Wallace, Connie Ward Backstage Crew . . . . . .... . . . Carl Harvey, Fred Trevarthan, Ed Gamble Barrels of fun and laughter were experienced by the students who attended this 3-act comedy play. Lexie a charming miss of sixteen, is awaiting the coming of her soldier boyfriend, Muriel has a chance to become an actress, and Matt plans to play his cornet at a dance, Then everything starts buzzing when Nola, their glamorous mother, wants Lexie to act like a nine-year- old in order to get the part of a young woman in a movie picture. Lexie's sister and brother are to be the maid and gardener. I From then on Lexie is switching from a sixteen-year-old to a nine-year-old so that Bill, a soldier whom she likes, won't be suspicious. All ends well, and the cast had a wonderful time putting the play on. Compliments of: ELMO J. MAGNABOSCO FOOD STORE and: MCDONALD INSURANCE AGENCY C. H. S. DAY BY DAY SEPTEMBER Back to the grind as we return to our ole' ALMA MATERI Clinton's football squad gets off to a fine start. as they defeat Dugger in their first tussle. We fill out the white enrollment cards which means we are officially enrolled for another nine long months. Three well-known words can be heard throughout the halls - Vote for me, as students elect their class officers. Rahl I Rahl! Once again the Wildcats rack up another victory by defeating Tech. Who will we get? is the question being asked as the classes vote for class sponsors. Clinton wins its third straight victory - this time against Westville. Ralph Melville entertains us with an exciting program of glass blowing. The Juniors begin their magazine sales with a goal of 32,0001 Will they make it? The COMBS are very busy today as the individual school pictures are taken. Everyone asks himself, Which club shall I join? on club organization day. Garfield defeats Clinton, making it our first loss. Mr. Boyd installs Student Council members, class officers, and sponsors. The Band participates in Indiana State's Homecoming Parade. OCTOBER All students are given the opportunity to take the T.B. X-Rays. Each class gets out of school for a few hours as they take achievement tests. Wildcats succumb to Bloomington in a terrific tussle. Melchoir Marionettes featuring Elvis entertain the student body. The Juniors wind up the magazine sales. Bob Shew did a fine job: he sold S200 worth of subscriptions. The Band Boosters sponsor a pot-luck supper. More food and more funl Say Cheese l Pictures for the annual are taken. Sullivan defeats Clinton in a tough battle. The annual Columbus Day Parade was highlighted by Queen Yolanda Castagnoli and her attendants, Betty Rendaci, Doris Bonacorsi, and Mary Martha Gibson, riding on the Lion's Club Float. Smiles vanish as report cards are given out. The Juniors enjoy another class party with music furnished by the Murray Combo. Although we put up a good fight, Wiley came out ahead. Students get a vacation as the teachers go back to school. The Wildcats are defeated by the Linton Miners, Pizza and more pizza was eaten at the Sophomore class party. The Band participates in the annual Halloween program in the gym. N OVEM BER Clinton goes down fighting as they are defeated by Danville. Cheese again! More annual pictures are taken. Juniors and Seniors entertain the students with the delightful comedy, Let Me Grow Upl Each class is represented in the Homecoming Parade with a float decorated by the members of their class. A huge bonfire was the scene of the pep session held at Sportland Park. Homecoming Queen, Shirley Carrera, is crowned at the half time of the Brazil-Clinton football game. Queen Shirley and attendants, Theresa Secondino, Barbara Pastore, Toni Basso, and Betty Doan ride around the field in Ford Thunderbirds. Although Brazil defeated Clinton I4-I3, the dance after the game was a huge success. Moms and Dads came to the annual Tea during American Education Week. The Student Council honors Duke Baxendale by presenting him with the most valuable football player award at the Football Banquet. A visit by a Bell Telephone representative enables students to call their relatives in distant cities. All the different clubs in the school make an all-out effort to make lots of money at the Band Camival. Mr. Norton and his faithful crew travel to Indianapolis to see the. famous movie, Oklahoma . The Seniors hurry home from Indianapolis to enjoy the dancing and pizza at their class party. At last! We poor students get a most-needed vacation. The Taflin Trio, teeter board artists, display fine talents in physical strength for student body. The Freshmen enjoy their first class party as senior high students. Clinton again comes out in front as they defeat North Terre Haute. Compliments of: THE CITIZENS' STATE BANK DECEMBER Coaches give the football awards out. It must have turned cold all of a sudden because it seems as though everyone has to put on his jacketl Clinton has scored again by an easy victory over Cayuga 86-59. Reverend Shephard's talk is the first in a series of pre -Christmas religious programs. Mrs. Louise Mills shows the Home Ec, Club some tips on hair styles. Everyone is hiding with shame as the teachers pass out the red report cards again. The Girls' Ensemble make their debut in a program at the Methodist Church. The Wildcats rage to victory by over-running the Golden Arrows, The Latin Club and Student Librarians have again done a beautiful job in decorating the trees in the Study Hall and School Library. What a terrific struggle it was to overpower the Sycamores 60 to 57. Father Wilhelm of Sacred Heart explains to us the geographical part of Bethlehem. The Majorettes twirl to the tune of Happy Whistler as the Wildcats roar to victory over Crawfordsville 60 to 58. Worry and Woe as we sign up for the next semester. Ohl the heartbreak as we lose to Brazil. As the last of three religious speakers, Reverend Lindberg gives the student body one of his marvelous speeches. Everyone enjoys himself very much as we attend the Peppermint Ball given by the Student Council. Joy to the Worldl ll We are free at last after fussing and fuming through the annual Christmas program. The Home Ec. Club travels to Terre Haute and visits the Smart Appearance Beauty School, where each girl receives a free shampoo and hair set. Later they visit the Goodie Shop Kitchen and the new Home Ec. Building at Indiana State Teachers College. K IANUARY Once again the vacation is over as we return to settle down to hard work and study! I Rahll Rahll We crushed Linton 59 to 57. We 'witnessed an easy victory over the Newport Tigers by beating them 59 to 34. The 'chalk talks as Mr. Bob Wood presents some of his famous drawings. The Pep Band travels to Attica to see the Wildcats lose to the Ramblers 73 to 65. We begin the Wabash Valley Tourneys as we romp over the St. Bernice Hornets 88 to 59. Again we conquer the Perrysville Eagles 74 to 55. We edge out the Dana Aggies by defeating them 58 to 55. We begin the new semester as we watch President Eisenhower's Innauguration for the second time. The team motors to Rockville to rout out the Kansas Bulldogs 74 to 71. The big 5 drive the Richland Twp. Devils into a double overtime topping them with a sizzling finish of 65 to 63. Woe is us - - we lose to the Greencastle Bearcubs 72 to 69. Mr. Se Yip Loo entertains the student body with a talk about the Chinese customs, costumes, and language. Another downfall as we lose to the Wiley Red Streaks 72 to 51. Many turn out for the pancake supper sponsored by the Band Boosters. FEBRUARY The Blackcats of Tech outrank us by a score of 80 to 42. Marilyn Ellis wins the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Our heads hang low as we lose to Rockville 70 to 63. We rub it in deep as we beat Dugger 70 to 64. Band members journey to Terre Haute to participate in the Wabash Valley Band Contest. Mr. Hall speaks to the Seniors on the joys of attending Indiana University. The Indians are once more on the war path as Bill Jones demonstrates for some of the students and teachers. Another victory as we overtake Honey Creek 62 to 41. The Eighth grade celebrates Valentine's Day by having their class party. Helpl ll Ben Davis massacres us 94 to 66. Social Study department presents a program for the studen body about Washington and Lincoln. You never knew there were so many Seventh graders till they all tum out for their class party. As our basketball season draws to a close we battle Garfield to the finish. We again try our best as we march to Rockville to play in the Sectional Tourneys. Compliments of: CLINTON TOBACCO AND CANDY COMPANY MARCH Whoopyl ll The six weeks has gone by and not one red mark. Student Council brings Mr. Bob McElroy, a very good ventriloquist, to entertain us. The Dramatics Club in connection with the Choir bring us the Showboat Musical. The Sophomores have a gala time at their class party. Everyone is hoping for the best team to win at the Semi-Final tourneys. The Freshmen are joyous as it is again the time for another class party. APRIL That's my little dar1ing, Mama says. Moms and Dads come to the Physical Ed. Show to see their sons and daughters perform at their best. Choir and band students entertain at the Spring Musical Festival under the direction of Mr. Norton and Mr. McCool. Students and teachers get a vacation, Reason - SPRING FEVER, Do I look all right? This is the big question asked by the girls who are participating in the Annual Style Show. Moms and Dads eagerly look for their baby's best work at the annual Exhibit. MAY Evening in Paris is the theme for the Prom this year. The gym looks simply lovely, decorated in a 'Gay Paree' style. Music is furnished by the Six Men of Note. Seniors will their precious cords to underclassmen. Boy, what a mess these cords are inl But they are still cherished, aren't they? As the seniors attend Baccalaureate services, they begin to realize that their high school days are almost over. At Commencement exercises seniors receive their diplomas - some with smiling faces and some with rather sad faces. C. H. S. closes for the summer. Big question asked: What shall I do this summer? Qas if we were going to workj SEE YOU NEXT YEAR, KIDS! Compliments of: WILSON AND WILSON INSURANCE and: BAKER'S DRESS SHOP JUNICR HIGH CHOIR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Maureen McDonald, Peggy Foltz, Nancy Clarke, Pat Williams, Alvera Peterson. BACK ROW: Dorothy Straw, Deanna Lobbia, Micci Dawson, Margaret Davis, Vada Lucas, Almeda Nesbitt, Toni Basso, Saralou Lawson, Jeannene Barcus, Dorothy Popello. Compliments Of: TERRE HAUTE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. BUS DRIVERS Ermette Bonnuchi, Eugene Fossi, Domenic Savio, Leo Bonomo, Bill Hastings, Pasquale Muzzarelli, Leon Woody, Clem Lawson, Leon Guinn. Wulf - : mvW0 ' M I- I , M K , K Ki GIRLS STATE Elaine Allison, Dorothy Wallace, Sharon Wegner, Joyce Doan. 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A , , ...Q an'-5 COmp1ilT16HtS ofg CENTENARY COAL DOCK, AYRSHIRE COLLIERIES CORPORATION on Centenary Rd, St, Rd. 163 Phone 540 5? iw LL' 'M' T af iffy' ' ':'- T A ' W V, 1 ,Q A-imma A mf -EQ-'49 Wig? Compliments of: THE BABY SHOP and: THE CLINTON BOOK STORE T P fi? f :Ig Ml, ' A ,H ww 1 E L,, k .kifmgwavy Compliments of: BONOMO'S I. G. A, STORE and: BINOLE'S RESTAURANT Q4 JZ: 7' -A Compliments of: PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Dependable Electric Service--Still your Biggest Bargain. 'vi r. W fiffkfy xi'-4 . .. - :' . ' ,,,'f 5' , Vk,. fr P iii? JL! , A DRUM MAJOR AND MAIORETTES Diane Carey, Marla McNew, Ronald Wright, Charlene Carpenter, Elinor Shepherd, Elaine Allison C. H. S. BAND Mg E E Compliments of: WAKE STUDIO, Conrad Kite, Owner 95' Deanna Lobbia, Nancy Carty, Joanne Costella, Peggy Foltz E E D E President. . . Vice President. . Secretary. . . Treasurer, , Sponsors . . . . Joanne Costella . . Peggy Foltz . . Nancy Carty . .Deanna Lobbia . .Mrs. Gehring, Miss Devonald, Miss Boyle E E R B Compliments of: JARED TEXACO STATION and: LUCKY STRIKE BOWLING ALLEY 1 DRAMATICS CLUB Fred Trevarthan Patty Evans Marilyn Franchetto Theresa Secondino Miss Godfrey Sponsor M Norton - , fr, ,,,,,,g'5 l President ,,,,, Vice President .... Secretary-Treasurer, , , Sponsors ,,,,,,, President .... Vice President. . Secretary , , , Treasurer , . Sp0nsorS......... f7ma0Y'.9' N., 1 5 1 5 'll Theresa Secondino Charles Baker Dorothy Wallace Mrs. Lapworth, Mr, Nolan . Dorothy Wallace . . Bob Smith Sharon Wegner Penny Dal Sasso . Mr. Johnson, Mr, Ross 8 I Yi! wppuunnpp-agp .4 AGE in f va MATH CLUB FAA A a..i'Vi3-'Wi 9 can a 511 I ' , A ' T N M- me A T HA' I' 'Q -2 .- SCIENCE CLUB 4-Wa ' .KK Compliments of: PERONA'S GROCERY STORE and: PATSY AND LERoY's MARATHON STATION M. ,.f '- Consuls . , Scriba . . Quaestor . , Sponsor , . President. . . Vice President. . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Sponsors, . . Peggy Bentley Marilyn Craig Rita Bonacorsi Mrs, Schelsky Dorothy Wallace Sharon Wegner Theresa Secondino Anna Marie Soyack Mrs. Schomer Mr Holbert Compliments of: DAN PESAVENTO, Jewelry President . . . . . . Marilyn Franchetto Vice President. . . Louis Giovanini Secretary ,,,. , . Sharon Ingram Treasurer. . . . Bob Lawson Sponsors, , , , Mrs. Reinerio, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Holbert 77? Editors-in-chief . . . Millie Lubovich Q? D u Marilyn Franchetto .NI Associaie Editor. . . . Elizabeth Kazekevich Reporting Editor. . . . Nancy Carty Make-up Editor . . . Shirley Carrera Typing Editor .... . . Martha Soyack Circulaijion Editor . . . .Gloria Rodeghiero Advisor., ...... ..... iw Irs. Reinerio Compliments of: STERCHI MUSIC STORE Terre Haute, Indiana P1'6SidCT1I . . . Sonja Natale Vice President Marilyn Pranchetto Secretary-Treasurer Marilyn Ellis S ponsor .... President. . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Sponsors . . Compliments of PLATO MILLS BARBEFUE fs? STUDENT COUNCIL President. . . Vice President. , . Secretary. . . Treasurer . . Sponsors . . Judy Mattioda Penny Dal Sasso Judy Donald Linda Craft Mrs, Schelsky Mr. Johnson STUDENT LIB RARIANS CLUB President. . . . . . Vice President , , , , , , Secretary-Treasurer , , , . Sponsor , . , , Catherine Seidel Joyce Morini Rose Nepote Miss Salaroglio ,, ,, , .,, . s y ,, ir.3:s.5amsmggr 'ff sf .snag Compliments of: GILLIS PHARMACY and: ,TOE GIACOLETTO MOBILGAS STATION gow nu---agp rg' .,, r My fo. A Wir .0 :Wim M- ,ff-iw -whwmwlmw -f PATROL Captain.. ..............BobSmith Sponsor . . . . Mr. Johnson CUSTODIANS Abe Montromgery, Pete Carrera, Harry Dunlop, George Chenall, Max Moore. Not Present: George Berrisford, James Hopkins. W Compliments Of: CLINTON MOTOR SALES and: CLINTON PURE MILK COMPANY 1.-f4NfL5 'fa x'g Axikimkg RAKKKN 44KK4KR4K QQQK A A 4 aixxd 1 1 K 4 KKK 1 x K 4 4 K x 4 4 AxAAfR:KK AKWK ge E5 31 i 01 :vw FOOTBALL SEASON 1956 The Wildcats although they did not always win, played every game with a strong will to win The boys displayed their true style in downing Tech, who a year earlier, defeated the Wildcats by a 41 7 score. Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Dugger Tech Westville Garfield Bloomington Sullivan Wiley Linton Danville Brazil CENTENARY COAL DOCK, AYRSHIRE COLLIERIES CORPORATION on Centenary Rd. St. Rd, 163 Phone 540 ,el sif VARSITY FRONT ROW: Barney Revesz, Quentin Ave, Larry Wake, Jerry Murray, Ed Lowry, Jerry Taylor, Jan Craddle, Bob Pesavento. SECOND ROW: Coach Faught, Ronald Petak, Charles Johnson, Ronald McLeish, John Reynolds, Bob Lawson, Harold Rinehart, Duke Baxendale, Charles Rolando, Jim Holston, Coach Roloff. THIRD ROW: Allen Brown, Joe Graham, Gary Pesavento, Terry Jukes, Rocky Osmon, Tom Solomon, John Pesavento, Fred Cinotto, Dick Simpson, l ww ,- W .. . , . . RHINIES FRONT ROW: Ken McCol1om, John Jarc, Dennis Taparo, Fred Davis, Dan Latinovich, Bob Hastings, Bob DeBord, Jerry Sekerak, Mike Kowinski, David Berto, Coach Boston. BACK ROW: Steve Stultz, Pat Marshall, Wayne Vrabic, Jerry Rayce, John Maurice, Tom Harris, Dan Foncannon, Dennis Wegner, Don Adams, Jerry Thomas, Jim Simms. Compliments of: ANTONlNI'S RESTAURANT and: ARAGON PARK A .ik L Tom Solomon Guard 5 ' R525 , sf Wd. I .sm 5 W , 'L H gg, l i l , C ,Q Jl I 5 :W he ' r . K 2 V Bob Lawson Quarterback mam .,,. , Nui X kg su, r Lai! X fwigi as li, JS , 2, 9 ., , x ffv ml fi? ., 5' S W wil, 25,1214 1 .2 ,. , 2251 ii' f L MT, MES M 5- J ,M ,QQ 5 'f 1 iw sum 9' Q s , .s ig A. . J YQ W . , S-1 ml , Q adm, ' Wi im' QM wwf' vig? 1 ar in ,W .. 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T 'L i .- L, ,. ,. , We .. ,.,,, - W H W LQ L I C Dick Simpson Duke Baxendale Halfback Fullback lr Rocky Osmon Jer M Tackle ry urray Chuck Johnson Center Center Compliments of: FENOGLIO'S SHOES AND CLOTHING and: KIRKMAN'S FASHION SHOP Joe Graham Ron McLeish John Pesavento End End End End Q 5 Allen Brown r ,owl mv, . .15 , mf r. Jan Craddle 4 4 Edward Lowry Terry Iukes Guard Guard Tackle John Reynolds Harold Rinehart Jerry Taylor Quentin Ave Halfback End Halfback I-Ialfback Compliments of: YOUR 5oo PLATOLENE GAS STATION Uim Holdaway, Managerj and: FARACO'S ART JEWELRY Sl-IGP , HNIC. BASKETBALL 1956-1957 This season was a fine year for both the coach and the players, winning IO and losing only 8. The team showed spark and great team unity. In the Valley Tournament, the Wildcats played hard until the final gun was sounded of the semi-finals, losing only to the later Valley Champs, Greencastle. Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Dana N. Terre Haute Cayuga Sullivan State High C'ville Brazil G'cast1e Linton Newport Attica Wiley Tech Rockville Dugger Honey Creek Ben Davis Garfield SCORES IN WABASH VALLEY TOURNAMENT St, Bernice Perrysville Dana Kansas, Ill. Richland Twp. Greencastle Insurance and Real Estate I GT B TEAM KNEELING: Pete Carrera, Tim Luce, Jim Gosnell, Steve Sindlinger. STANDING: Coach Faught, Joe Graham, Ronald Petak, Rocky Osmon, Gary Pesavento, Don Lindsay, Manager Ken McCo11om. Compliments Of: TELE -VIEW HOUSE Dorothy and Ernie Gillio, Proprietors George Graff Guard Joe Domeika Center George Latinovich Gua rd George Vitaniemi Compliments Of: BONACORSI BRQTHERS Louis Giovauiui Center and: BLAKE'S NEIGHBORHOOD STORE Guard -....1i.--,, FRESHMAN TEAM KNEELING: Tom Harris, Doyne Inman, Ed Taylor, Kenneth Salin, Dennis Kispert. STANDING: Roger Middleton, Lige Johnson, Jerry Rayce, Jerry Thomas, Mike Kowinski, Coach Faught. JUNIOR TEAM FIRST ROW: Manager Gary Cooper, Jim Wagner, Bob Roth, Jack Rayce, Manager . . . h ' SECOND ROW- Terry Hartsook, Elmer Guerri, Joe Antonini, Io n Tony Scaggari. . Steir, Tony Ave, Don Straw, Ken Vitaniemi. THIRD ROW: Coach Boston, Ernie Cottrell, Doug Kerr, Gary Ransford, Joe Jackson, David Vitaniemi, George Buchanan, ' S 'ha Phil Jones Don Hoggatt, Jerry Hillyer, Milton Thomas, Bill Hoggatt, Iohn tari , , Pete Kelley, Dale Giacoletti. f'-......1:,..,-.nff- nf. IIDTST FUNERAL HOIVIE, INC, ......,...q. FRONT ROW: Assistant Coach Claude Roloff, Jerry Taylor, Harold Rhinehart, Ed THA Lowry, Manager John Zucca, Jerry Sekarek, Quentin Ave, Coach Bob Boston. MEET SECOND ROW: Dick Simpson, Bob Mitchell, Phil Buress, Larry Leetz, Jim Holston THIRD ROW: Chuck Rolando, Bob Waugh, Joe Graham, Steve Sindlinger, Ian Craddle, Charles Brown. BACK ROW: Don McCarter, Larry Wake, Don Lindsay, Terry Jukes, Don Aimone, Ron McLeish. TRACK Our track team had four meets winning two and losing two, We also finished in second place in the Cayuga Relays and went ahead to win the county for the second straight year. First place ribbons in the county were won by Don Aimone in the Ioo and 220 yard dash and Jan Craddle in the shot put. Our S80 yard relay team, composed of Aimone, Wake, Rhinehart, and Holston, also took first place honors. In the Frosh events , Larry Wake and Quentin Ave took first in the 50 and IOO yard dashes. Scores for the season were: Clinton 47 Schulte 62 Clinton 88 Cayuga 55 Clinton 52 rfz State 56 rfz Triangular Meet Clinton 70 Dana 65 Newport 28 Compliments of: DOUGHTY FURNITURE STORE and: EATON'S SUPERETTE FRONT ROW: Manager Glen Bridgewaters, Leon Smith, Louis Giovanini, Robert Mirkovich, George Graff, Manager Bill Herrick. SECOND ROW: George Latinovich, Richard Bennett, Jesse Lucas, Robert Burton, Marion Bonacorsi, Frank Bennett. THIRD ROW: Coach Johnson, Rocky Osmon, Terry Stewart, Bill Mooney Gerry Dick, Tom Solomon, Bill Vitaniemi, Richard Riva. BASEBALL Unde feated WIC CHAMPIONS Clinton's 1956 edition of its baseball team completed a successful spring athletic program at the school. The Wildcats were undefeated both in conference games and non-conference games. The team showed much power, both offensively and defensively, During a full season of play only three errors were committed. Six of the first nine players, having a batting average of average . 300 per cent, were responsible for the great offensive power of the team. Throughout the course of the season, Gerry Dick pitched three ball games in which he only allowed one hit per game. At the close of the season the following boys were selected on either the first or second Western Indiana All-Conference Team: Louis Giovanini, George Latinovich, Bob Mirkovich, Terry Stewart, Richard Bennett, and Gerry Dick. Also, at the close of the season, Gerry Dick was elected Captain, and received the Most Valuable Player Award for I956. Compliments of: BUDDY DAGLEY'S COFFEE SHOP, Clinton, Indiana DAGLEY'S SIGNAL HILL MARATHON TRUCK STOP Jct. 36 and 63, Hillsdale, Indiana V, J bt, I 1 ff f, f 1 ,f ,uEm,Jms:.f,9wr:mzwm':,c' Our new principal, Mr. Richard Newport, is not a stranger to Clinton High School as he has lived ITIOSI of his life in this community. Following his graduation from Clinton High School, he attended Indiana State Teachers College and graduated with a BS degree. Later he received his MA degree. His first teaching position was in Clinton High School where he taught mathematics. He then was an in- structor in Thomas Carr Howe High School of Indianapolis for one year. During World War II his career was interrupted when he left to serve with our armed forces overseas. After the war he returned to Clinton High School where he taught mathematics and drivers' training until he accepted the position of principal. In ad- dition to his job as principal, he is also still teaching mathematics. EARL C. BOYD Superintendent EVERETT LYDAY President Board of Education CHARLES D. PAINE Treasurer Board of Education JAMES THOMSON Secretary Board of Education PHYLLIS RUTH High School Secretary MERLE CARLIN Secretary to Superintendent RAY R. SHEW Principal Junior Division MR, PAUL HOLBIERT MRS. ANN JACKSON Commerce Commerce Q vxa- .........w M. iv nnvv' YL MRS. BETTY REINERIO MR. ROBERT BURTON Commerce Drivers' Training Compliments of: MARSHALIJS WALLPAPER STORE and: MILO'S COFFEE SHOP Q 7 MQ! M ld 4v1 'w -f -W ...Z-ll. MRS. HARRIET BALDWIN MISS DOROTHY DEVONALD English English 4 V1- '1 fs' ,,-f MISS MARGE GODFREY MRS, ANNA K. SCHCMER English English Compliments of: ROSl5NBl,ATT'S Western lndiana's Greatest Store Q . I E favs. r 'V 9 , f F MQW ' A V :EQ .. ,,., E , f, in fi H1 W 7, L in K, rm HE, : gy --gxz5,:u:gs:araau1:f:., -:gif-:W 1 4 1 I, ,,., 6 ,rr flfefvwff ,, Mn, is . rg ,., ' w... rw as . '. f 'f ,I . 4. -m,g,4, W -44 1 - .. I . M-' - K' E 1fflggfisfrrggilg,giggle4 I A Isifisawiwlr '. '-Q , ,RJ X MRS. LUCIA CRAWL MRS. MARGARET GEI-IRING HOIT16 Economics Hgme Economics J .Www MR, JOHN KYLE MR. LEE DeWITT Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Compliments of: MODEL CLEANERS and: LOUISE MILLS BEAUTY SALON ,aim ,fmt MRS, DOROTHY SCHELSKY MISS FLORENCE SALAROGLIO Latin, English Librarian MR. TED NOLAN MRS. SUSAN LAPWORTH Mathematics Mathematics Compliments Of: MARSHALL PONTIAC and: MODEL MILK AND ICE CREAM CO. , INC, , Terre Haute V 'iii '7-QB 1- 3 MR, RAY SHEW MR, EDWARD MCCOOL Mathematics Music MR, WIZNDELL NORTON MISS RITA BOYLE Music Physical Education Compliments Of: LHB HAVNI FURNITURE STORE and: HYDE'S GROCLZRTY STORE, Universal, Indiana BHQQ ya MR. DONALD MCDONALD MISS MARGUERITE BUTTS Physical Education School Nurse MR, ALFRED JOHNSON MR. MARVIN ROSS Science Science Compliments of: ROCKVILLE PACKING COMPANY and: ROMA HOTIEI. ,rift is V rm f A QW? .M ,fi 3? ,v--' NL-M MR, JACK HASKELL MR. BOB BOSTON Social Studies Social Studies MR, STEWART FAUGHT MR. CLAUDE ROLOFF Social Studies Social Studies Compliments of: RICAUDA STAGES, Call 446 for Chartered Trips and: RIGSBY AND CATTERSON 1 WW , ' , 5 .QW 'fiiixlzairl Y , Z-Q. .Q im-ff' . 'Q,,131f'w w i f .Biff nf 276553, ij, . 'ff XL 2335 r' ' ,, L..G1,1fff 1 niorzi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 81 SPONSORS TOP ROW: Don Aimone, Vice President, Frank Massa, President. FRONT ROW: Mr. Burton, Sponsorg Donna Paine, Treasurerg Theresa Secondino, Secretary, Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was four years ago that we, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, entered Clinton High School. Of course, we were only green freshmen then. We have had unpleasant experiences, but they have been greatly outnumbered by pleasant ones. As we look back, we find that our four years have gone much too fast. Our first problem was finding our classrooms. Yes, we were quite mixed up at first. We soon learned, though, with the patience and help of our teachers and upperclassmen. One of the first things we did was to elect class officers. They were: President, Allen Brown: Vice President, Penny DalSassog Secretary, Jo Ann Shaubig and Treasurer, Nancy Carty. We received our first report cards and found out we needed to study much harder. As we entered our sophomore year, we felt so much wiser. We now knew where all the rooms were, and we also tried to talk and chew gum in the assembly as the seniors did. But we got caught and were just silly sophomores to the seniors. Then came our biggest moment since we were in high school. We, the Class of 57 , were flashing our shining new rings. We were not only proud of our new rings but also of the fact that we were in the spotlight for awhile. Now we were looking forward to being juniors. During our junior year we never had any spare moments. The first thing we did was to launch a magazine sale with a grand total of SI, 906. 18. We celebrated our magazine sales with a party with everything free. The next thing we did was to join the seniors to present The Little Dog Laughed . After the play we began working on our prom. Many long hours of work were put into it. On May 4 we didn't even recognize our gym. The seniors thought they were stepping into Hawaii when we presented to them Bali Ha'i . At last, seniors! Everyone was wearing senior cords. Pizza was enjoyed at our last class party entitled Green Door . Again we joined forces with the juniors to present the Junior-Senior Class Play, We took scholarship exams for the school of our choice, and a number of us won scholarships, We attended a beautiful prom, our going away present from the juniors. Then came the senior picnic and baccalaureate. The last thing was graduation. As we walked across the stage to receive our diplomas, all the events of our four years passed through our minds. Yes, they had gone much too fast. In our hearts, though, we shall always remember those four wonderful years, our classmates, teachers, and most of all Clinton High School. ADAMS, FRANCES SUE General G. A. A, , Cheer Club. ADAMS, PHILLIP General AIMONE, ANITA L General Dramatics Club, Band, G, A. A. , Math Club, Cheer Club, Girls' Track. AIMONE, DONALD I. General Track, Football, Basketball, Math Club, Weight Lifting, Hoosier Boys' State, Senior Class Officer, Wrestling. ALLISON, ELAINE FAY General Band, Head Majorette, F, T.A. , Inter Nos, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Student Council Revue, Dramatics Club, Hoosier Girls' State, Junior Class Officer. AVE, BASIL College Inter Nos, Math Club, Science Club, Basket- ball, Football, Baseball, Track. BALLOCK, LOUISE General G.A, A, , Girls' Track, Home Ec Club, Newspaper Staff. BAXENDALE, SIDNEY JAY College Inter Nos, Math Club, Science Club, Student Council, Election Board, Football, Basketball, Track, Football Captain, Most Valuable Player in Football, Weight Lifting, Wrestling. BEARD, EMERY DALE Industrial Arts BERTOTTI, HENRIETTA A. Commercial G.A, A. , Cheer Club, Dramatics Club, Commerce Club, Newspaper Staff, Compliments of: HEIDI NASH EUROPEAN SCHOOL OF DANCING and: HORNEY'S VARIETY STORE QW BLANCHARD, DICK College F.T, A. , Hoosier Boys' State, Newspaper staff. BRIDGEWATERS, GLEN College Manager of Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Track. BROWN, ALLEN College Football, Basketball, Track, Band, Inter Nos, Math Club, Science Club, Election Board, Spring Revue, Freshman Class Officer, Weight Lifting. Burusss, PHIL College Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Math Club, Science Club, Inter Nos, Wrest- ling, Weight Lifting, Patrol. BURRALL, JAMES College Band, F.T. A. , Science Club, Math Club, Inter Nos. CARRERA, SHIRLEY ANN Commercial Commerce Club, Cheer Club, G. A. A. , Girls CARTY, NANCY IUDITH ANN Commercial Commerce Club, G. A.A. , Cheer Club, Cheer Leader, Dramatics Club, Newspaper Staff, Freshman Class Officer, Homecoming Attendant, Student Council, Columbus Day Attendant. CARTY, WANDA BENSON Commercial Home Ec Club, Cheer Club, Newspaper Staff, Choir, F. T. A. , Commerce Club. CASTAGNOLI, YOLANDA MARY College Choir, Triple Trio, District Contest, Annual Staff, Dramatics Play, WIC Play, Dramatics Club, Math Club, Science Club, Columbus Day Queen, Christmas Play. CHANEY, MARLENE General Club, Operetta.. Compliments of: ADLER'S STYLE SHOP nn,-'la ATHIINKIC 'Dl1lN l L1l1l1C l'iA'I'l'11! Track, Homecoming Queen, Newspaper Staff. Band, Choir, G.A.A. , Cheer Club, Home Ec CORRADO, GEORGIANA College Inter Nos, Math Club, Science Club, Choir, Triple Trio, Student Council, WIC Plays, Dramatics Club, Dramatic Plays, Annual Staff, Operetta, District Contest, Christmas Play. COX, RONITA JO Commercial Commerce Club, Cheer Club, Homecoming Attendant, Newspaper Staff. CRADDLE, IAN General Football, Track, Wrestling, Choir. DAL SASSO, PENNY General Freshman Class Officer, G.A, A. , Cheer Club, Math Club, F,T,A, , Science Club, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Dramatics Club Play. DOAN, JOYCE MARLENE Commercial Hoosier Girls' State, Editor-in-Chief of Annual Staff, Choir, Operetta, Newspaper Staff, Election Board. ELLIS, MARILYN LUISE GIACOLETTI Commercial Home Ec Club, Student Council, Commerce Club, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Student Librarians' Club, Cheer Club, G.A.A, EVANS, PATRICIA General Triple Trio, G.A,A. , Choir, Operetta, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Dramatics Plays, Thespian, Student Council Revue, Girls' Track, Math Club, WIC Play. FARRINGTON, DON Commercial Football, Basketball. FOLTZ, MARGARET ANNE Home Ec Home Ec Club, Dramatics Club, Cheer Club, Cheer Leader, G.A.A. , Choir, Operetta, Triple Trio, Girls' Ensemble, Music Contest, Junior Class Officer. FOSTER, JOHN College Compliments of: JOE CORRADO'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP and: CLINTON LUMBER COMPANY FRANCI-IETTO,'MARILYN THERESA Commercial Student Council, Outstanding Freshman Award, Sophomore Class Officer, Annual Staff, Editor of Newspaper Staff, Commerce Club, G. A. A. , Home Ec Club, Choir, Operetta, Girls' Track, Dramatics Club, Triple Trio, District Music Contest, Girls' Basketball. FULLMAN, JOANN Commercial Home Ec Club, G. A. A. , F,T. A. , Math Club, Newspaper Staff. GIACOLETTO, ROBERT General Basketball, Math Club, Dramatics Club. GIBSON, RICHARD W. College Inter Nos, Math Club, Science Club. GILMOUR, JACK College Inter Nos, Science Club, Dramatics Club, Band, Pep Band, Hoosier Boys' State, Class Plays. GIOVANINI, LOUIS College Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Dramatics Club, Inter Nos, Science Club, Math Club, Choir, Commerce Club, F.T.A. , Teen Club Representative, Track, Student Council, Patrol, Hoosier Boys' State. GRAFF, GEORGE College Baseball, Basketball, Junior Class Officer, Cross Country, Dramatics Club, Math Club, Inter Nos, Science Club, Choir, Commerce Club, Track, Patrol, Hoosier Boys' State, GUINN, BILL General Band, Track, Basketball, Teen Club Officer, Science Club, Choir, Dramatics Club, Cheer Club, Pep Band, Baseball, Junior-Senior Class Play, WIC Play, Junior-Senior Revue, Spring Revue. GUTISH, RICHARD Industrial Arts Football. HAASE, WILLIAM C. Industrial Arts Compliments of: POWELL'S PHARMACY and: ROBB AND GILMOUR HALTOM, CAROL General Football, Basketball, Track. HARVEY, CARL General Math Club, F.T.A. , Dramatics Club, Choir, Operetta, WIC Plays, Junior-Senior Class Play, Junior-Senior Revue, Christmas Play, Dramatics Club Plays, Newspaper staff, Thespian. HERRICK, PEARL Commercial Student Librarians' Club, Student Librarian. HOLLINGSWORTH, PAUL Industrial Arts HOUSTON, JERRY .JACK General I-IUTSON, IANICE Commercial Cheer Club, Choir, Triple Trio, Operetta, District Music Contest. JONES, BILL General Football, Track, Wrestling, Weight Lifting. KAZAKEVICI-I, -ELIZABETH IRENE Commercial Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff. LOWRY, CLINTON EDWARD General Football, Track, Baseball, Basketball, Wrestling, Cheer Club, Weight Lifting, Christmas Play. LUBOVICH, MICHAEL Commercial Newspaper staff. Sompliments of: CLINTON FORD SALES, R. M. Wilson, Proprietor COLUMBUS COOPERATIVE STORE LUBOVICH, MILLIE Commercial . Library Staff, Annual Staff, Newspaper staff Editor, F,T.A. , Girls' Basketball. MARIETTA, ESTHER Commercial r , Choir, Cheer Club, - Newspaper Staff. MASSA, FRANK College Choir, Boys' Quartette, Patrol, Inter Nos, Math Club, Science Club, Senior Class Officer. MATTIODA, IUDITH ANN General Inter Nos, Dramatics Club, Student Council President, Annual Staff, Junior-Senior Class Play, Christmas Play, Student Council Revue, Thespian. MAURICE, KENNETH ELDRIDGE, IR. College Math Club, Inter Nos, Football, Band, Science Club. MOONEY, WILLIAM E. College Basketball, Baseball, Math Club, Science Club, Patrol. MURRAY, JERRY General Football, Basketball, Cheer Club, Wrestling, Weight Lifting, Christmas Play. NESBITT, ALMEDA Commercial y Band, Cheer Club, G.A.A., Choir, Triple Trio, Dramatics Club, Commerce Club, A Newspaper Staff, Student Council, Girls' Track, Operetta, Annual Staff, F,T.A., Girls' Ensemble. NEWTON, DON General Choir, German Club, Chess Club. OLIVER, DONNA LOUISE Commercial Choir, Dramatics Club, G. A. A. , Commerce Club, Cheer Club, Newspaper Staff, Junior- Senior Class Play, Operetta, Girls' Track, Student Council Revue. Compliments of: SI MATTIODA - Storm Windows, Doors, and Awnings 637 So. Fifth Street, Clinton, Indiana JLSEN, LINDA KAY ieneral Jramatics Club, Math Club, Science Club, F.T.A. . Iome Ec Club, Student Council Revue, Junior- Lenior Revue. PAINE, DONNA LOU General Inter Nos, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Officer, Annual Staff, Girls' Track, Choir, Student Council Revue. EPERAK, FRANCES JEAN Iommercial Iommerce Club, Dramatics Club, Cheer Club, ibrary staff, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff. PESAVENTO, JOHN WAYNE Industrial Arts Football, Track, Baseball, Math Club, Science Club, Dramatics Club. ICKARD, JIM ieneral POLAND, SEDONYA Commercial G,A.A. , F.T.A, , Student Librarians' Club, Newspaper Staff, Commerce Club, Student Librarian. RICE, THOMAS EUGENE lollege iter Nos. REVESZ, BARNEY LLOYD General Football, Basketball. EYNOLDS, JOHN R. eneral ootball, Basketball, Track, Science Club, Math Club. RODEGHIERO, GLORIA L. Commercial Commerce Club, Home Ec Club, Choir, Newspaper Staff, Dramatics Club, Cheer Club, G.A, A. 1 Compliments of: STERCHI MUSIC STORE Terre Haute, Indiana I N3 H 'Q I 4 ROWE, SUE ANN Commercial Student Council, Newspaper Staff, Commerce Club, Choir, Drarnatics Club, Girls' Basketball. , RUSSELL, LINDA Commercial . I A, Dramatics Club, Cheer Club, G,A,A., Newspaper Staff, Class Plays, Dramatics Club Plays, F. T, A. , Thespian. I n , V P p SEARING, GARRY General Newspaper Staff, Inter Nos. SECONDINO, THERESA College Inter Nos, G. A. A. , Cheer Club, Math Club, Science Club, F.T. A. , Dramatics Club, Choir, Triple Trio, District and State Music Contest, Operetta, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Homecoming Attendant, Senior Class Officer, Girls' Track, Sophomore Class Officer. SHAUBI, Jo ANN Commercial Freshman Class Officer, Sophomore Class Officer, Newspaper Staff. si-IEW, RAY Industrial Arts Christmas Play, SHORT, DENNIS ION General Track, Football, Choir, Operetta, Boys' Quartette, Music Contest, Dramatics Club. - SIMPSON, RICHARD General Football, Track, Wrestling, Weight Lifting. SIMPSON , ROBERT General Track, Football. SMITH, ROBERT Industrial Arts Band, Science Club, Math Club, Patrol Captain. Compliments of: GAMBY'S MARKET QGroceries and Meatsj and: HERSHEY FLORIST SOLTIS, MARY LOUISE Commercial Commerce Club, Dramatics Club, Inter Nos, News- paper Staff, G.A.A. , Cheer Club, Choir, Operetta. SOYACK, ANNA MARIE College Inter Nos, Dramatics Club, Science Club, F.T.A. Annual Staff. SOYACK, MARTHA ANN Zommercial slewspaper Staff. STEWART, TERRY College Baseball, Basketball, Track, Inter Nos, Math Club, F.T. A. , Science Club, Annual Staff, Student Council, Patrol, Cross Country. STRAW, DoRoTHY Sommercial Cheer Club, Choir, Home Ec Club, Triple T Newspaper Staff, Operetta, Girls' Ensemble. rio, TAYLOR, JERRY General Football, Track, Dramatics Plays, Dram Cheer Club, Math Club, Science Club. atics Club, TAYLOR, LARRY Seneral iootball, Annual Staff, Manager of Football. THOMAS , VIRGINIA Commercial Newspaper Staff. FREVARTHAN, FRED Iollege V land, Pep Band, Dramatics Club, Inter Nos, Dramatics Play, Junior-Senior Class Play, Thespian, WALLACE, DOROTHY H. College G.A.A. , Inter Nos, F. T.A. , Science Club, Math Club, Cheer Club, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, Hoosier Girls' State, Junior-Senior Class Play, Thespian, Dramatics Plays, Girls' Track, Student Council Revue, Election Board, Teen Club Representative, Commerce Club ' Compliments of: C LINTON LAUNDROMAT We solve your washday worries WEGNER, SHARON KAY General Inter Nos, Choir, Band, Math Club, Commerce Club, Annual Staff, Cheer Club, Dramatics Club, F.T. A. , Science Club, G. A. A. , Hoosier Girls' State, Thesplan, Christmas Play, Junior-Senior Class Play, Dramatics Play, Spring Revue. WHIT WORT H , DON A LD Industrial Arts WILLIAMS , PATRICIA ANN Commercial, Choir, G.A. A. , Dramatics Club, Girls' Ensemble, Music Contest, Operetta, Newspaper Staff. WILLIAMSON, BARBARA Commercial Choir, Operetta, G.A.A. , Dramatics Club, Commerce Club. Compliments of: GIUSEPPE'S RESTAURANT Where the best is better f 1. if 'Q ,Q s Q8 KQJQQL i Ns. ., tn, A f':'?i2-143' K7 ,wil .,' ,427 'Z' ' fra.: i 'f:'f ,W , 29 v W., V W9 'igfi 5-52 F? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: Jerry Hawkins, Presidentg Bob Lawson, Vice President. FRONT ROW: Mr. Norton, Sponsor, Mary Catherine Craig, Treasurerg Darlene Eaton, Secretaryg Miss Godfrey, Sponsor. JUNIOR CLASS TOP ROW: George Latinovich, Chuck Rolando, Bob Lawson, Nick Rodich, Bob Meyers, George Vitaniemi, James Vitaniemi, Allen Shew, Bob Thomas, Edgar Thomas, Bob Pesavento, Ted Nolan, Sam Webb, Bob Smith, James Wagner, Paul Massa, Larry Leetz. SECOND ROW: Leon Smith, Francis Mediate, Fred Wilt- ermood, Wayne Sanquenetti, Ronald York, Jim Overpeck, Gordon Tuenge, Dick Lawson, David Newland, Larry Perry, Harold Rinehart, Lansing Shew, Louis Savage, Robert Shew, John Reed, John Scott, Bob Mit- chell, Chuck Stickle, Cloyd Smith, Jack West. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Marshall, Jeanie La Bree, Judy Varda, Wanda Wilson, Natalie Rowe, Velma Wile, Anna West, Naomi Simpson, Delores Simpson, Betty Rendaci, Barbara Pastore, Sharon Witham, Beverly McCoy, Nancy Sweazy, Loretta Taylor. FOURTH ROW Barbara Malag, Joyce Wallace, Vicki Vorek, Virginia Tallman, Catherine Seidel, Donna Lamb, Nancy Wagner, Sharon Pettinger, Donna Stultz, Elizabeth Stultz, Jeanne Strain, Sonja Natale, Nancy Sykes, Jan- ice Lambert, Emma Jayne Payton, Beverly Ugo, Joan McConnaughey. FIFTH ROW: Ernest Cavaletto, Jer- ry Hawkins, John Kutch, Frank Bennett, Larry Carlson, Donald Fullmer, Ronald Delph, Danny Foncannon, Enoch Jones, Larry Ferguson, Kenneth Jared, Frank Ferrara, Joe Guinn, Ramon Colombo, Larry Coletti, Chuck Brown. SIXTH ROW: Anton Bogetto, James Curry, Jim Blackburn, Joe Domeika, Marion Bona- corsi, Chuck Johnson, George Jones, Fred Cinotto, Don Bonomo, Larry Carty, Larry Hastings, Charles Bak- er, Stan Domeika, Robert Giacoletti, Terry Jukes, Jim Holston. SEVENTH ROW: Connie Bennett, Julia Bertolino, Beverly Stultz, Mary Catherine Craig, Meris Bumgardner, Julia Foncannon, Nola Henderson, Anita Airola, Shirley King, Sharon Ingram, Judy Hillyer, Wanda Beard, Martha Hall, Linda Craft, Rita Bonacorsi. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Hutson, Ann Claybaugh, Marilyn Kelsheimer, Carole Kelley, Joanne Costella, Paula Chilton, Nancy Doughty, Pauletta Grimm, Darlene Eaton, Katherine Jackson, Bertha Ed- ington, Judy Foos, Patricia Enlow, Judy Donald, Linda Jones. Compliments of: JAMES SAVAGE I-E Compliments Of: STEVENSON LUMBER COMPANY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: Luella Woody, Secretary: Merle Mazura, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Mr. Haskell, Sponsor Darlene Hess, President: Elinor Sheperd, Vice President: Miss Boyle, Sponsor. SGPHOMCRE CLASS TOP ROW: Don Blanchard, Larry Bonacorsi, Larry Gambaiani, Jim Gosnell, Ed Gamble, Paul Cox, Jerry Giovanini, Pearce Carrel, Earl Jackson, Earl Foltz, Michael Bumgardner, Quentin Ave, Ken- neth Daniels, James Graham, Allen Andrews, Tom Cadle, Max Cheek. SECOND ROW: Ed Berry, John Cooper, Lawrence Hedges, Donald Judy, Lee Jones, Russell Burton, Bill Kyle, David Berto, Larry Hillyer, Bob Keown, Kenneth Farrington, Larry Colombo, Pete Carrera, Joe Graham, Jerry Hathaway, Don Adams, Don Binole. THIRD ROW: Gayle Dooley, Janet Berry, Nadine Kiser, Ev- etta Hill, Marie Bino, Diane Carey, Nancy Kyle, Phyllis Cron, Barbara Gutish, Linda Boren, Alice Fenoglio, Carole DeBord, Toni Basso, Jeannene Barcus, Marilyn Jackson, Linda Clover, Micci Daw- son, Beverly Knezevich, Margie Keltz, Lorraine Ferrare, Darlene Hess, Nancy lacoli, Esther Gia- coletti. FOURTH ROW: Joan Fox, Joyce City, Diana Donald, Sharon Kite, Gloria Bugni, Sandra Carter, Mary Bozovicher, Pat Gianotti, Judith Forsythe, Sandra Baldwin, Nancy Evans, Beverly Am- burgery, Louise Chiado, Rosemary Kanizer, Doris Bonacorsi, Peggy Bentley, Judy Dickenson, Mar- ilyn Craig, Virginia Divan, Patty Howell. FIFTH ROW: Don Lindsay, Ronald Leach, Jerry Ugo, Don Marietta, Dale Mowbray, John Thomas, Steven Sindlinger, Ronald Lewis, John Malone, Mike Vietti, Leon Price, Richard Riva, Jerry Sekerak, Harry Leberman, Garry Mott. SIXTH ROW: Pat- rick Marshall, David Smith, Conrad Milam, Ronald Petak, Tom Solomon, Rock Osmon, Larry Wake Dennis Taparo, Kenneth McCollom, John Montgomery, Dan Latinovich, Alben Vitaniemi, Tim- othy Luce, Robert Reed, Wendell Voto, Ronald McLeish, Garry Pesavento, Ronald Wright. SEVENTH ROW: Dale Nolan, Linda Petak, Luella Woody, Andrea Virostko, Janis Pastorius, Linda Wright, Ann Webber, Joan Roberts, Saundra Witsman, Carol Shoemaker, Patsy Shannon, Claudia McCullough, Barbara Lindsay, Peggy Paddock, Betty Wallace, Doris Nora, Charles Wilson, Darrel Sills, Ronald Sandor. EIGHTH ROW: Erma Shew, Mary Beth McCrea, Joyce Toppas, Sally Richey, Deanna Lobbia Laura Wright, Elinor Sheperd, Janet Uhrin, Joyce Morini, Carolyn Thomas, Dorothy Popello, Char- lotte Michaels, Mary Ann Mackie, Janice Wallace, Carolyn Youmans, Bonnie Rigsby. BOTTOM ROW Gloria Puckett, Patricia Wilson, Sandra Pupilli, Helen Thomas, Mary McGonigle, Stella Mediate, Maxine Miller, Merle Mazura, Stephanie Santrach, Sharon Lloyd, Moyne Merritt, Alvera Peterson, Janet Murray, Maureen McDonald, Rose Nepote, Carol Taylor. Compliments of: KARANOVICH FUNERAL HOME and: SAWYERS FLOWERS, Ray H. Ave, Proprietor , Q ,W ,JL . , Ii -I '-- f JE? 1, 4 7. , ,, f , . f Compliments of: SCOTT'S OIL COMPANY and: 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: Mary Lou Brockmeier, Secretary: John Delph, President. FRONT ROW: Mr. Faught, Sponsor: Joan Doughty, Treasurer: Marilyn Pettinger, Vice President: Mrs. Schomer, Sponsor. FRESHMAN CLASS TOP ROW: David Cox, Bill Grimm, David Edwards, Louis Chubb, John Jarc, Ronald Clark, Ronald Ellis, Ronald Coleman, Dennis Kispert, David Hinkle, Robert Herzberg, Bob Dooley, Ronald Foltz, Jim King, Bob Daniels, Bob Graham. SECOND ROW: David Burrall, Frank Burris, Wayne Guinn, James Bays, Joe Hoggatt, Bill Dunlop, Mac Costello, Doyne Inman, Tom Harris, Ben Conley, Tommy Guinn, Pat Koma, Fred Davis, Lige Johnson, Stanley Beard, Billy Blackburn, Larry Biggs, John Delph, Michael Byerley, Tony Kingery, Bob Hastings. THIRD ROW: Dennis Hoggatt, Mike Kowinski, Linda Benson, Linda Chapman, Darlene Coletti, Bonnie Hollingsworth, Norma Glaspie, Sandra Davis, Donna Dick, Vicki Hamrick, Bon- ita Hyde, Shirley Biggs, Sonda Foos, Beverly Foltz, Mary Lou Brockmeier, Patricia Harrison, Betty Doan, Mike Dalton, Myron Cordrey, Arden Klemans. FOURTH ROW: Robert DeBord, Jack Farrington, Margaret Davis, Jeraldine Bonato, Glenda Colombo, Sharon Beard, Pat Farrington, Linda Dirbas, Marlene Gedrick, Antoinette Ferro, Judy Fenoglio, Patti Basso, Phyllis Fossi, Louise Bregar, Joan Doughty, Ann Karanovich, Nancy Clark, Michael Holechko, Marjorie Adams, Carolyn Cooper, Bob Ferrare. FIFTH ROW: Gale Beard, Dean Holston, Karen Hutson, Louella Foncannon, Sharon Giacherio, Carolyn Hill, Alice Fuchs, Ollie Hill, Judy Keown, Mary Martha Gibson, Gayle Hansel, Vickie Antonini, Frances Dowden, Bonnie Doan, Rosemary Bush, Jo Davitto, Marilyn Carlson, Harold Payton, Marsha Harrison, Mary Frances Ambs, Dennis Hutson, John Haltom. SIXTH ROW: Dennis Wegner, Kenneth Salin, Ernest Marietta, Joe Marietta, Rickie Matrioda, Gilbert Tucker, Harold Sills, Richard Yelich, John Maurice, John Polomski, Bob Lilley, Jim Webber, Larry Thomas, James Roskovensky, Jerry Stewart. SEVENTH ROW: Jim Lucas, Andrew Soy- ack, Tom McCrea, Ed Taylor, Roger Middleton, Jim Toppas, Jerry Rayce, Wayne Vrabic, Larry Louden, Jim Bob Sims, Roger Uselman, Jerry Thurman, Eddie Rice, Larry Osrnon, Gene Thomas, Grover Smith. EIGHTH ROW: Jerry Thomas, John Sasso, Bill Prowse, Vada Lucas, Shirley Reidelberger, Donna Reed, Jolee Soyack, Sharon Taparo, Ellen Shepard, Saralou Lawson, Marla McNew, Kay West, Anita Randolph, Erma Vestal, Linda Wheeler, Loretta Wilson, Marvin Thomas. NINTH ROW: Jim Muciarelli, Hulbert Wagoner, Phyllis Nestler, Peggy Martin, Sandra Mansinne, Marilyn Pettinger, Gracie Rought, Wanda Sills, Georgia York, Norma Roush, Shirley Russell, Judy Spurr, Vivian Pupilli, Sharon Torasso, Sue Riva, Shirley Lindsay, Dale Newland, Bob Williams. BOTTOM ROW: John Lewis, John Peterson, Linda Thomas, Mary Lou Will- iams, Virginia Watkins, Caroline Price, Margaret Newton, Judy Leberman, Delores Taylor, Carol Polomski, Joan Milam, Jackie Leberman, Rachel O'Neal, Betty Smith, Mona Reynolds, Floyd Williamson, Larry Petak. Compliments Of: NICHOLS LOAN CORPORATION and: OLMSTEAD CLEANERS ,Q .A , f -Wi' V if U .-,. I 1 , r W 'G+ K E Q A -2 . ., V . 1' 1 r ' 2 AX, ,rn Compliments of: SECURITY LOAN COMPANY and: THE SPEED GRILL -4f, 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: Jim Stratton, Vice President. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Reinerio, Sponsor, Diane Libei, Presidentg Ruth Brockmeier, Secretary-Treasurerg Mr. MacDonald, Sponsor. EIGHTH GRADE TOP ROW: Jerry Chapman, Jim Stratton, Ronnie Hess, Mike Paine, Leigh McCool, Bill McGill, Bob Roth, John Robinson, Charles Hutson, Jim Adams, Charles Gross, George Catterson, Domenic Natale, Bobby Brooker, Ed Payton, Frank Shannon, Joe Cottrell, Jackie Rayce, Jeff Kelsheimer, SECOND ROW: Betty Cox, Margaret Bennett, Marilyn Shew, Karen Puckett, John Moulton, Frank Mazely, Guy Filchak, Chester Modesitt, John Steir, Elmer Guerri, Jim Buchanan, Ernest Vrzina, Kenneth Vitaniemi, Tony Scaggiari, Stony Ave, Terry I-Iartsook, Joe Antonini, Barrett Baxendale, Billy Joe Priest, Don Richardson, Jim Marshall, Mike Goldner. THIRD ROW: Dick Meyer, Bonnie Payton, Linda Wilson, Sandra Dozier, Carolyn Haltom, Tom Merritt, Darla Chaney, Kathryn Arc- amo, Harriett McClelland, Patty Ellis, Sandra Hale, Jerry Hutson, Gary Cooper, Larry Beard, Jim Junte, Bobby Gibbon, Sam Hutson, Don Straw, Dwight Adams, Bill Ikerd, Beverly Beno, Patty Dun lop, Mary English, Micky McDonald, Curtis Nestler, Larry Straw. BOTTOM ROW: Norman Shep- erd, Jim Wagner, Ethel Hardman, Carol Ousky, Sheila Wilson, Shirley Barth, Adra Wood, Rose Ann Farrington, Tina Jones, Kay Pesavento, Lois Hartman, Ruth Brockmeier, Patsy Myers, Bertha Crowder, Marilyn Natale, Ann Ferrara, Kristen Andrews, Diane Libei, Pauletta Libei, Sandra Maden, Judy Mackie, Marsha Reed, Roberta Fox, Nancy Kelsheimer, Patty Foos, Taylor Conley. Compliments of: OSMON FURNITURE STORE and: I. C. PENNEY COMPANY ,JV a A 0 .Qui J bs 'L A L 1 , 1'3 l ,Q W3 A 3 fr Compliments Of: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 420 North Third Street, Terre Haute, Indiana W f M. 7th GRADE CLASS CFFICERS TOP ROW: Phil Jones, Vice Presidentg Milton Thomas, President. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lapworth, Sponsor, Judy Wiot, Secretary-Treasurerg Mr. Roloff, Sponsor. SEVENTH' GRADE TOP ROW: Michael Hogue, Dale Giacoletti, Philip Jones, Pete Kelley, Douglas Kerr, Mike O'Neal, Ernie Cottrell, Bobby Hutson, James Meadors, Fred Evans, James Sizemore, Jerry Sims, Tom Cloyd, Gene Aimone, Bobby Stultz, Jimmie Van Horn. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hillyer, Emil Tanner, Milton Thomas, John Hayward, Robert Johnson, Joe Jackson, Ronald Pesavento, Bill Hoggatt, John Stariha, David Vitaniemi, Ed Kemp, James Genisio, Ronald Guinn, Billy Ellis, Don Hoggatt, Steve Morgan, Tom Shoemaker, George Buchanan, David Brewer. THIRD ROW: Eddie Cox, Bill Webber, Barbara McCrea, Sandra Lambert, Patty Hutson, Judy Bonomo, Trudy Davis, Barbara Sweazey, Leona Shan- non, Naomi Nolan, Sherilyn Nelson, Judy Stewart, Judy Wiot, Ann Hurlow, Dennis Snoddy, Gary Rans ford, Bob Armitage. BOTTOM ROW: Steven Junte, Becky Adams, June Merritt, Sue Ralston, Katie Yocum, Jane Buchanan, Carol Hale, Marsha Russell, Kay Maurice, Margaret Rollins, Judy King, Sher ry Blue, Martha Guglielmetti, Linda Ferro, Pamra Dal Sasso, Rocky Pepelea. Compliments of: LEWIS HARDWARE and: WESLEY MALONE, Insurance ,. .04 'V f ,,,,,. ,, TS- Complimerlts of: STAATS AUTO SUPPLIES and: STRINGFELLOW'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 'U-Q CLINTON TOWNSHIP EIOHTH GRADE MR. LOUIS GIOVANINI, Trustee CROMPTON HILL Judy Bogetto, Phyllis Carlson, Ronnie Carlson, Linda Cooper, Alan Dugger, Helen Edington, Janice Kelsheimer, Naomi Lowe, Patricia Moore, Lorraine Reidelberger, Darell Wright. Mrs. Ruth Dowdy, Principal. FAIRVIEW Virgil Andrews, Larry Ball, Marshall Baysinger, Nancy Blackburn, Donald Dee Carry, Cora Mae Cha- ney, Ruth Ann Christie, Nikki Sue Crane, Phyllis Davis, Glenda Joy Dirbas, Geraldine Farrington, Delcie Fossi, Frank Gosnell, Ioan Gosnell, James Hall, Donald Herrick, Carol Pierce, Benny Rand- olph, Leo Reposh, Carl Shannon, Robert Strain, Edward Tolley, Sharon Uselman, Paul Wallace, Carol Wittenmyer, Mrs. Dorothy Ugo, Principal. JACKSONVILLE Virginia Baratto, Mickey Cappa, Marlene Gilbert, Hershel Groves, Eric Holston, Ronnie Jones, Rob- ert Karanovich, Linda Lawson, Blanche Lewis, Paula Paddock, Eugene Pupilli, Angeline Zucca. Mr. Payton, Principal. UNIVERSAL Nancy Benson, Louis Bonomo, Bonnie Clark, Patty Dalton, George Harvey, Marian Hastings, Bennie Hollingsworth, Linda Hollingsworth, Michael Jones, Tommy Lewis, Frank Michaleskei, George Pad- ish, Charlene Poff, Patty Roberts, Margaret Searing, Michael Sekerak, Carol Van Sant, Helen Wall- ace, Brenda Wagner, George Wagner, Carrie Wilson. Mrs. Wagner, Principal. Compliments of: ROSENBLATT'S Western Indiana's Greatest Store STAFF OF THE OLD GOLD AND BLACK Joyce Doan Senior Anna Marie Soyack Marilyn Franchetto Dorothy Wallace The resa Secondino Connie Ward Elaine Allison Judy Mattioda Georgiana Corrado Penny Dal Sasso Sharon Wegner Donna Paine Elizabeth Kazekevich Yolanda Castagnoli Almeda Nesbitt Terry Stewart Larry Taylor Millie Lubovich EDITORS -IN-CHIEF SCHOOL LIFE EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS PUBLICITY MANAGERS ADVERTISING SALES BOOK SALES SPORTS EDITORS ADVISORS Mrs. Jackson Miss Salaroglio TYPISTS Compliments of: L. E. MALONEY, 235 Blackman Street and: G. C. MURPHY COMPANY Rita Bonacorsi Junior Catherine Seidel Linda Craft Betty Renda ci Larry Carlson Jeannie La Bree Charles Baker Joanne Costella Nancie Doughty Anna West Barbara Pastore George Jones Bob Smith Jim Wagner Ted Nolan Sharon Witham Loretta Taylor Bob Lawson Frances Peperak PATRONS' PAGE We, the yearbook staff of 1957, wish to express our deepest appreciation for the generous contributions to our yearbook. Although the following professional men and women do not ad vertise, they have assisted us in meeting our expenses: Dr. Fred Evans Dr. M. C. Kivett Dr. O. B. Frye Mrs. R. D. Owens Dr. Milton Herzberg. Dr. Paul Pickett, Jr. Dr. W. N. Kelly Mr. E. P. Zell We also wish to express our appreciation to the following who have made this publication possible: Mr. Conrad Kite for his fine photography for our annual. Artmaster Yearbooks, Inc., of Mission, Kansas, the new publishers of our yearbook. 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