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

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By Students - Not By The Camera BINOLE’S RESTAURANT-BLANFORD 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY I just knew that I should have set my hair last night, moans Nancy Davis. John Gambaiani decides that he's later to class than he thought he was. Visions of beef stroganoff dance in the heads of hungry high school boys as they rush down the cafeteria breeze- way during their long awaited lunch hour. Compliments of:

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Daily School Happenings Are Overlooked Who knows? This could be the start of something Those peanuts I just ate sure made me thirsty! big. The funniest thing happened on the way to the library. 1 was just walking out the door when

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Queens Add The Crowning Touch To COLUMBUS DAY COURT: Wanda Staats. sophomore; Elaine Helt. freshman; Bonnie Evans, junior; and Queen Joyce James, senior. Compliments of: The evening of May 15 beheld the trans- formation of the Aragon Ballroom into a panorama reminiscent of the festive days at Tara. The decor was highlighted with an authenic replica of a stately Southern mansion. An atmosphere of enchantment was created by the music of Jimmy Adami, Jr. and his orchestra. The reigning roy- alty was enhanced by Queen Sue Flowers, with a court comprised of Mary Louise Horney, Connie Sturm, Paula Andrews, and Sandy Abner. A rich October day envisioned Joyce James as reigning Queen of the annual Columbus Day festivities. Hundreds watched as the beautiful float carrying the Queen and her court--Bonnie Evans, Wanda Staats, and Elaine Helt--passed in review. Oh, my aching feet, exclaim Nancy Blanton and Carole Brown, thankful that their long awaited destination-- Aragon Park--has finally been reached. 14 BOBOMO’S FOOD MARKET BALACH BROTHERS TRUCKING BULLDOZING