Clarksdale High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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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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Sun, sports, sight-seeing, lmivliilltg lmttk .tt xummer r . , t.trt-tree tl.tys , , . sleep in the tlay . . . lttts tit pl.tt .tt night . . . tlgsbek for swine . . . teicherx learning inure tfttts tti mike lurtler lessonx . , , new xl.tnts on etretul tlrixing . . . bow .intl Agirlx mptriniiig in State Cttpittvl torritliirs. :Xttixiti in liit.il .tre.ts . . , lung tlrixes t-n gilt greens , . . intitiirhtmtx xkimming Miitin L.tke . . . pitniu im tht siiitllmr . . . new figure-N in water skiing . . . wtiultl-he xwiinmers tltmurinkg hir tickets . , , CHS tilent expentletl huiltling Cti.tliiiin.1 Cfivtinti' rtmtls . . . newer. hilgger hlmhurgers blentletl with rhythmictl hl.1re git the R.tnthero. Xxrllill .1 summerf CARY COLKE. runner-up in the Llarkstltile Ctiuntri' Cluh junior 'l'titir'nr1ment. xnttthex .ts th.u:tpitin Dmid Htilwmln tees oft with .1 lung smashing drive duwn nuiziber one f.1irw.u', BOBBY XYALLER AND BILLY MOORE. life guards at the municip.1l pool during the suitimer. took tin extra duties .ts the younger set lined up for tickets for .tn early afternoon swim. HELEN BERNATQ. HAL PARCHMAN. Les Hitt. Bill Vfitrfield, Rule Brewer. Henry 'l'titld. .mtl jerry liillistun gather tit their f.ixtit'ite Summer hangout, the Rtmthertir for refrwhiiients. 11.1 a l i - f

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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