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

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Getting To Know You Meeting friends between classes became more pleasant this year at C.H.S. with the addition of new covered passageways between the buildings. The custodians also welcomed the decreased burd- en of shoveling snow and ice from the walks. BOTTOM ROW, Left: Martin Kandara, Conk Don- ald, Wood Holdaway. SECOND ROW: Pete Car- rara, Claude Baird, John Duberneck, Cappy Dun- lop. Compliments of: Carl O'Brian Standard Station, St. Bernice Overpeck Hardware Appliance, Dana -7-

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Getting To Know You COOKS, left: Audrey Graham, Louise Bush, Ancile Delp, Evelyn Smith, Helen Douglas. Students of Clinton High are very proud of the new Multi-Purpose building which was completed in the fall of 1961. The structure is of red brick and, although serving primarily as a cafeteria, it is also to be used for audio-visual and television instruction, a meeting place for civic affairs, and class parties. An open house was held on December 3, and the public voiced their approval of the new, modern addition to C.H.S. Compliments of: Lang Helt Agencies Ins. Jeffery's Standard Service - 6 -

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Bus transportation played an active part in getting acquainted at C.H.S. this year as approx- imately sixty per cent of the stu- dent body traveled to and from school transported by the follow- ing drivers: BOTTOM ROW, Left: Domenic Savio, Russell Fortune, William Fuchs. ROW TWO: George Porter, Kenneth Brown, Clem Lawson, Doyne Conner. ROW THREE: Substitute George Vrzina, Eugene Fossi, Russell Lawson, Roy Sturm. ROW FOUR: Bob Gilman, Lew Bonomo, Leon Guinn, William Bybee. Compliments of: Plato’s Goodie Bar -8-