Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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FRESHMEN-But on they move to meet their later end Left to Right, First Row: Helen Boron, B. Kelley, L. Ridgwoy, E. Willioms, P Blair, S. Ochoa, J. Baroy, C. Gonzalez. Second Row: L. Licano, L. Brown, C. Morones, L. Chaudoin, M. Lopez, A. Gamboa, N. Verdugo, C. Sandoval. Third Row: L. Olivos, R. Barnes, I. Tomp, H. Membrila, B. Wright, C. Gutierrez, M. Roybal, M. Urrea. Fourth Row: B. Cochran, J. Hicks, A. Castaneda, D. Peoy, J. O'Connell, W. Smith, A. McBride, D. May. Fifth Row: F. Luzano, A. Sanchez, M. Cruz, Hector Baron, G. Caballero, E. Ruiz, R. De Leon. Sixth Row: C. Zainer, B. Granieri, George Duran, Rafael Duran, A. Montoya, D. Lunt, H. Elson. Officers of the class were: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor George Caballero Raymond De Leon George McWilliams John O'Connell Caroline Zainer The freshmen class had an enrollment of 54 students this year. One of the first activities of the year was the annual initiation. The girls were initiated as well as the boys. Once again this year the freshmen won the tug of war across the Frisco River. A pep assembly was given for the Clifton-Safford football game which was held on October 27. A skit called The Death of the Bulldogs was presented. The annual return dance was given on March 17. A St. Patrick's Day theme was carried out. Two freshmen boys lettered in football this year, while one girl lettered in volleyball. There are seven members of this class in the Latin Club, six in A Capella Choir, three in the Advisory Council, and five in the Pep Club Pag© Tw©nty-eight

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SOPHOMORES—'Tis easy for the heart to be true when everyone is upward striving left to Right, First Row: M. Cypert, A. Brown, B. Denver, A. Stonton, D. Audit, C. Schode, R. Cobrol, E. Romero. Second Row: C. Padilla, M. Rivero, B Hayes, R. Santos, H. Ely, B Gray, E. Boilon, S. Modrid. Third Row: R. loro, A. Cornodo, W. Barney. E, Ruii, D. Gomel, A. Martinet, G. Cosper, M Rutherford. Fourth Row: J. Morales, F. Montoya, I. Perei, G. Campos, A. leathermon, R. Volencio, R. Tellez. Fifth Row: J. Stephenson, J. Marks, S, Sorrells, G. Bradley, A. Pointer, D. Cox, C. Willis, D. McWilliams. Officers of the class were: President Melvin Rutherford Vice-President Susan Madrid Secretary-Treasurer . Rafael Lara Sponsor .. J. Stephenson Among their first Sophomore activities were the Freshmen initiation and the Freshman Welcome Dance. The theme of the dance, which was a baby theme, was carried out very effectively in the following manner: baby carriages, buggies, toy! cars, and tricycles were set along the sides of the auditorium, while clever posters on the sides of the balconies pictured Freshman Mistakes. Not only have the Sophomores been very active in sports this year, but their social activities have been many. Exclusive Sophomore gatherings in the form of movie parties and picnics were held during the course of the year. Page Twenty-seven

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EIGHTH GRADE—Observe the opportunity and better yourself thereby Left to Right, First Row: J. Sanchez, M. laney, N. Brown, D. Baron, B. Potter, E. Evan , R. Gamboa, J. Contreras, G. Montoya. Second Row: P. Gray, A. Ruiz, V. Hernandez, J. Bailon, E. Barriga, J. Gomez, J. Gonzalez, M. Lora. Third Row J. Cisloghi, H. Tellez, P. Sanchez, D. Campos, A. Manuz, P. Sorrells, F. Simms, T. Wright. Fourth Row: C. Cosper, J. Simms, M. Owens, J. Rutherford, H. Arias, P. Norte, A. Gonzales, R. Roman, J. Sanchez. Fifth Row. G. Ridlon, J. Liem, E. Holmes, R. Armijo, C. McBride, A. Albo, M. Maldonado, C. Tellez. Sixth Row: R. Marquez, F. Moroles, C. Granieri, R. Wright, A. Stanton, R. Soenz, E. Verdugo, M. Chavez, E. Jimenez. Seventh Row: A. Murrillo, B. Coronado, L. Jones, E. Dunn, P. Rascoe, W. Magallanes, M. Gonzales. Class officers were: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Patricia Sanchez Allan Stanton Patsy Gray Pat Norte The 8th grade was active in many clubs this year. Representatives for the Red Cross from this class were Patsy Gray and Barbara Potter, and members of the Desert Song Staff and Trojan Staff were Josephine Cislaghi, Patsy Gray, and Barbara Potter. A successful party was held on December 20, to celebrate Christmas and New Year's. In order to help the war effort and to do their part, several members formed a club called the Trojanettes. St. Patrick s Day was celebrated on March I 5 by a party which was held in the Home Economics Department. Games, dancing, and eats were enjoyed by everyone. The 8th grade is proud of having subscribed 100% to the Trojan this year. Page Twenty-nine