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

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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

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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

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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