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

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We Students pause a moment to pay for their lunch before grabbing their Beverly Hillbilly Beans. Pause—Now and Then—From “The party 8 over!” sigh the drafted volunteers for Jr. Class Party Clean-Up Crew. During lunch hour students have a chance to join friends at the gym in a game of basketball. - 10-

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Special Honors And Decisions Highlight The Year Hick Lewman tries to decide about his luture as he studies infor- mation on military and collegiate opportunities provided by the guidance office. Helene Tagney’s accomplishments in cooking, sewing and home management qualified her for the Betty Crocker Award. With the approach of graduation frivolous thoughts turn to ser ious ones as Seniors look to the future. - 9 - Compliments of: MIKE S MOTOR CO. BAKER DRESS SHOP

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A Busy Schedule To Take A Break Through a work-filled day at Clinton High, we find fun and relaxation in breaks from a rapid pace of study. After 55 minutes of lectures, formulas, and figuring, we pause........a cool drink at the water fountain and secrets and gossip with a close friend. Lunchtime provides a chance to primp, play ball in the gym, and hurriedly look over afternoon assignments. We pause to relax. When the 3:10 bell rings, everyone is eagerly awaiting a reviving snack and discus- sion of the day’s happenings at the local gath- ering place for students. At the end of the day, ballgames, dances, and meetings give us temporary enjoyment and stamina to face the next busy day at Clinton High School. We pause.............from our work and activities. A popular gathering place is crowded with students needing an “after-school lift. Seniors display the traditional Senior cords between classes as they discuss upcoming activities. One of the favorite dances this year was the Stroll; it caught on at the Sophomore party. - 11 -