Clarksdale High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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Fro ,W fav' W ' XX'HAT'S ALL THIS TALK ABOUT international security? Sue Maynard was royally secure. even though the guard at Buckingham Palace could venture a glance only from the corner of his eye. m Europe to California, from Breaktlown ol' hountlaries . . . CQHS'ers huying orchitls .intl pacing Sunset Boulexarcl . . . heaching in Nassau . . . strolling along the Champs Elysees. gawk- ing at legentlary wonders . . . tracing Paul Reveres riile .intl leaning on the Contonl Britlgc '.., shiyering through the taxerns ol' Rotk City '... relixing tlays of British Kings in ,lainestown antl XY'illiamsburg . . . dining at Kings Arms in colonial style . . . telescoping the L'niyersity of Virginia from stately Monticello . . , listen- ing to Secretary ot' lnterior Seaton open new areas for high school journalists . . . rexerently watching the thang- ing ol' guartls at the Toinh ol' the l'nknown Soltlier . . . sitting in pews honoretl hy Patrick Henry and George Vilishington . . . gazing at the Potomac from historical Mt. Vernon ,... twetl hy the clramatic splendor of the Drama ol' Creation. Looking back . . . palaces, towering monuments and breathtaking jets . . . lots ot' fascination everywhere. But isn't Clarksdale great? AFTER LADY AND TONI had tried out the COLONIAL STOCK MARKET at Vfillianishurg. they gaxe a nocl of ap- proval to CHS regulations. THERE THEY ARE-V-lock, stock. and harrel, Lucy Lee and Mimi found the colonial goal at XYillianfshurg fun as long as they were twentieth century sight-seers 6 i

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school filled summer calendar EVEN IN THE SVMMERTIME. the lure: of scicme .md mirth is strong. Bob Irby, Mix. Mary Emnm Kinney. Gene Ii.1rI'mur. .md Mrs. Polly I-I.1rris disluss the pau- mrbiliry uf infirrmixtiiwn g.1tI1L-rul .lt Ulu Miw .xml Missiwippi Statc undcr thy spiinwrwlmip ur thx N.It:iin.1I Sur-nu' I'uL1nrI.1tiun 'ITS NOT HARD 'IO LEARN TO DRIVE nhl-rl YULI durft Ii fuur iithcr iI.1ssu. tlrinkw Iii Ann Ikcrd. student in C,u.nI1 Srrilnlingk wummci'Jrixnrt1'.linii1igIu1'imLip, .IRC JIMMY WINTER. hiking over Iris dutiu in Supcrintcmlcnt uf Edu- cutiiwn of Iiuyi State, wp-ms mcrnimic .is Superintendent lick Tulwb briefs him un the duties of his affine N Gcmlifo, .gli Q I I 5 4 Y. XF Lf A-at

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Nassau to Washington - we traveled DONT TELL ME YOIHRE GOING INTO ORBITV' groans jep Gates as Mr Extra Session. lClmrlie Henelerwnj gets li wind. sewnd Tl: ,41- 'V' i ITS AMAZING: ITS POXYERFLL1 IT'S TERRIFIC: it's-the CHS XX'ILDGA'1' of 1959. Terry was left wildeyed and Garland stood speerhless when they rt-.illy grit between the pages at the riutcvgmph pxirtv. IAIRED MVSCLES. grim elctermina- tion and TALL TALES -.ull had a place in the Shelby Forest Foot- ball Camp. Carl Hagwood gives Fred Zepponi. Grant McAle-xander. and Earl Ikerd his version of the 'G way it happened. 7