Clifton High School - Old Mill Yearbook (Clifton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1953 volume:

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We hope you will enjoy this annual as much as we enjoyed presenting it to you. The annual staff wishes to express appreciation to everyone for assistance given us, Our aim has been to bring you a book that you will cherish in years to come, We hope our purpose in publishing this annual has been fulfilled, THE STAFF tndents, To a Man who has won the respect of the s by his kindness and patience. His nntixing efforts to make us better students and citizens. To Raymond Cook, out Commetciai Subiects teacher, we dedi this 'Oid Miii' of 1953. cate 1 ADMINISTRA TION .1. 11r 11.1-1 u,hm6w1!evw!ewz 4 WZ To the Graduates of 1953 The faculty of Clifton High School admires your determination and perseveranceg for these charac- teristics are necessary in order to finish your years of high school. Our country expects you as the coming generation to become sound, dependable political and business leaders. Hence our greatest wish for you is that your future lives will be in keeping with the high ideals and standards of living which you have ex- emplified while pupils in the Clifton High School Kent Appleby i l WALTER HANSEN Principal V F ,nav MALCOLM HARPER Elementary Principal vi 1 , 5 , if l High school Gymnasium ' ' - Z ,M me m ., o QE Q ,ua ' . - z- aw +5 is V pf fs vidi' , Q W .,.. if llflj -f 'T' .W as , Band Hall Vocational Agriculture Building and Bell Tower '1. M,..f- 'W,vY Q MMw,My,,,, 1, ln.,- iv- WYE Auditorium FACULTY i MISS GILMORE AUBREY ROBERTS P,E. Teacher Junior High Coach IULIAN KUEHL Coach ROGER OLIVER Coach LOIS REA Music LUCILLE WATSON Home Economics Msn- Q if , i H L sau, QR T vt ,E K X E RAYMOND COOK Commercial Subjects I, E, LOCKHART Vocational Agriculture ALLAN ALLEN Band 4 gb- -'5' GLA DYS BAY ER Mathematics P MRS, MITCHELL Eighth Grade LOTTIE BETTIS English 3 . . LEONA SHAFFER Librarian MRS, MCCOWN Seventh Grade Q SE NIORS ' Q W or 2' 1 Q Eddie Cromer, President, Tom Parks, Reporter, Charles Sessums, Vice President, Patsy Keel, Secretary. Sponsors Lottie Bettis I, E, Lockhart AUDREY AMUNDSON Audie FHA 4 yearsg Pep Squad 4 yearsg Cheerlead- er 2 yearsg Cubs Chatter Staff 1 yearg Junior Class Reporter: Speech. B BILLY JOE ANZ Bi1l FFA 3 yearsg FFA Reporter 1 yearg FFA Vice B President l year: Junior Class Playg Cubs Chatter Staffg Freshman Class Reporter. ,r GEORGE EDWIN CROMER -i- Llppp 1 Eddie 'E-gp 'fi Football 1 yearg Senior Class President. J ' E p f B A . A ' J 5 lt BOBBY DAVIS 'I I' Bohn Cubs Chatter Staffg Annual Staffg Junior Play. ai ' - A 1 'x 'K Y xh- DON GLOFF Flash Best All Around Boy '49-'50-'5lg Cubs Chatter Staffg Annual Staff: Junior Playg Speechg Annual Photographer 3 years. OLETHA ERWIN Lethie FHA 1 yearg Library Club Reporter: Cubs Chatter Staff, AUDNI GIGSTAD Siren Band 4 yearsg Band Sweetheart Nominee: Basketball Manager l yearg May Queen '51 525 Junior Class Playg Cubs Chatter Staff, '12 EVELYN GUSTAFSON Evie FHA 2 years: Softball l year: Cubs Chatter Staff. MAYNARD HANSEN Hans Football l year: Track 1 year: Basketball 2 years: Cubs Chatter Staff, ELAINE HARDIE Hardhead Basketball 2 years: Tennis 4 years, Captain '52: Harvest Carnival: Duchess '52: Band 2 years: Cubs Chatter Staff: Junior Play. .QF LINDA HULINGS Lindy Lou ' P Pep Squad 1 year: FHA 3 years: Majorette 3 years: Junior Play: High School Favorite- B Freshman year: Harvest Carnival Queen- Senior year: Cubs Chatter Staff : Freshman Secretary: Best All Around Girl-Junior year: May Queen Candidate-Sophomore year. DON LEROY HUMPHRIES Hump Cubs Chatter Staff: Junior Play: Editor on Annual Staff: Favorite of Junior Class: King of May Fete: Football 2 years: Co-Captain l year: All District Football Player l year. Q WILMA SUE LA NEHART Susie FHA 3 yearsg Drivers Educationg Cubs Chatter Staff, RUTH FAYE KANZ Ruthy Best All Around Girl '49-'50-'5lg Class Favorite '50-'5lg Junior Playg Annual Staffg Cubs Chatter Staffg Basketball 3 yearsg Basket- ball Co-Captain 1 yearg Volleyball 2 yearsg Volleyball Manager 1 yearg Band 2 112 yearsg Band Secretary 1 year. PATSY ANN KEEL llpatll Basketball l yearg Volleyball 4 yearsg FHA 4 yearsg Class Favorite '51-'52g Speechg Pep Squad 3 yearsp Cubs Chatter Staffg Annual Staffg Junior Class Reporter 5 Senior Class Secretary and Treasurer. PAUL F, LARSON Pauly Junior Class President: Annual Staffg Band 2 yearsg Football l yearg Junior Playg Harvest rn Carnival Duke '49-'50 and '52-'53g Duke of Q V C May Fete '50-'5lg FFA 3 yearsg FFA President A l year: FFA Greenhand Quiz Team. V ' . b I w .: xii xg 1 l ii 3 TOM G, PARKS Annual Staffg Cubs Chatter Staff: Junior Playg Band 2 yearsg Best All Around Boy '51-'52g Harvest Camival King '52-'53g Class Favorite '50-'5lg FFA 3 yearsg Football 3 yearsg Football Co-Captain '52-'53g All District Football Player '52-'53g Baseball 4 years: A Track 3 yearsg Basketball 2 yearsg Volleyball l year. FRANCES LOU SAMUELSON ll Fran!! '52-'53, CHARLES V. SESSUMS Charlie Vice President '52-'53g Annual Staffg Foot- ball l yearg Track l yearg Baseball 1 year, LEON STACHA Stud Cubs Chatter Staffg Junior Playg FFA 2 yearsg Cubs Chatter Staff: Junior Class Secretary and Treasurerg Candidate for Harvest Carni val '49-'50g FHA 4 yearsg Cheerleader '51 ma V7 FFA Greenhand Quiz Teamg Football l year. Florie ANN RUTH ADAMS Nookie FHA 3 yearsg Cubs Chatter Staffg Softball 1 yearg Volleyball 1 year, ROY LEE MOORE FLORA MAE STRYKER FHA 3 years: FHA Treasurer 1 yearg Cubs Chatter Staff g Pep Squad l yearg Junior Playg Annual Staff, J,T, DUTY Dookie FFA 3 yearsg FFA Treasurer 2 yearsg Cubs Chatter Staff g Junior Play: Band 2 years, - - ' ,fi X, Z' Class Vice President '50-'51 and '51-'52g Cubs Chatter Staffg Junior Playg Speech. x Q C JUNIORS mm 66444 Ogfam 4 ,E ss sl We iii ii Iohn Beaver, Treasurer, Charles Mickelson, Secretary, Jerry Belcher, President, Morris Outlaw, Vice President, Joyce Forson, Reporter. Sponsors Roger Oliver ' Leona Shaffer 7' F' I fe Q J 5, . . U ff: ' My GLEN AMUNDSON BARBARA BATEMAN JOHN BEAVER JERRY BENFER ' , .mx ' -. ' wwgfi f ' 'l ' ' ' I sl W I-Q5 M.--, wg, az Tw A Lrfufil? EZ Ai ig? H' Q 1 ' 1 E Mn, 11155 BOBBY CONRAD IUNE CARTER SARAH CASH A ..C A A wn.uAM cram IANELL DOLLINS A .r. Y FERN ANZ JERRY BELCHER ,of V 5. A ,M ,Q nf, A X ,fab I C, K em.f-1-- A :FT sf ffm Ms . ' fir BEVERLY DOSSMEN GENEVA GELTEMEYER A.s.A 1 I JOYCE FORSON DINAH HANSEN 5 RQ M! Q' . if ' Q I JOE ENOCHS VALORIE S. GOODALL t 'V' , ,331 f ' ' 5r,.i:3.fxsf x'f lf . I JOHN JONES MINAH HANSEN FREDRICK HENKLEMAN CHARLES JORGENSON EDWARD KETTLER . J, . .1 -. -,-1 f J 11' VIRGIE MCFADDEN MORRIS OUTLAW DORTHY MORROW CHARLES PHILIPP f IEW EL TALBERT MARTORIE PICK MAE LAVERN SPITZER REX TURNER IULIA REED CHARLES MICKELSON PATRICIA PARKER 'Q TNUBY fl I ru ahh 'ff' hr SOPHOMORES Sa 65444 Noredia McDougal, Reporter, Wilima Erickson, Secretary-Treasurer, Gid Smith, Presi- dent, Jerry Cash, Vice President. Sponsors GLADYS BAYER RAYMOND COOK Gene Carroll Aars Doris Jean Anz 'Y' Shirley Canuteson Io Ann Case Harry Cash Jerry Cash Alton Dahl Kelmlld Dahl Milton Dahl Eugene Dletichel' I9 Billy Dowdy Wilma Erickson Norma Findley Claude Gustafson fl' Phi1iP Hansen Richard Holt 01' 4- Linda Jackson Dan Jameson Jack Kanz Aleen Lanehart 1 Q Norida McDougal Annelle Oswald Ray Oswald Tek Outlaw Q , as a MJ ., K A Q ' .f l W Q., , A ' 11. if SSX' mf aa.- LL-B Mary Iane Paulson Nelda Pederson Valjean Polk Claude Richards 4 Gail Ringness Gail Smith h G. G . '- ' f G h hh I Z lL E 'P V1 Av, , I QII, , I . in ' f i xii' - 3 ,Vi X A .fi .f av if ei ix ' in no. W I ,W K M ifm A 5 A, -DEQ Q ! , -A , ' 4, . h is W i f I 3 -6: - N xg ,desi Gid Smith Sterling Smith Stacha Anton Glenn Thomas WHA , Carol Sue Turner Irene Ulland Anna Doris Zuehlke Don Anderson 1' gn v fl uongqkxuou AVAILABLE Richard Crim Don Harris Calvert Hennig AVAILABLE , A FRESHMEN Q , .wr 5 7 66444 UIWW Judy Appleby, Reporter, Janice Forson, Secretary, Johnny Amundson, Vice President, Pat Erickson, President, James Womack, Treasurer, Dalton Moore, Reporter, 'sa Sponsors Miss Gilmore Julian Kuehl Wind Qmde Elvis Aars Iohnny Amundson Judy Appleby Gene Ashcraft Lloyd Aulie Charlcye Barton Lowell Beaver Ray Benfer Nina Blankenship Flossie Blassingame Gerald Bronstad Kenneth Campbell Jo Denton Huberta Dittrick Janie Dowdy Vernon Erickson Janis Forson Bobbie Freeman John Gilliam Jerry Gray 4 - V4 . l V .f rj ,V A V'X lu- x Q a s-A .- il-ills' ' iwfllg . ,. x....lf sad outing .ws 5. J I ' sg : 4 1231 'K pe ' ,gd 1 - Y 4 ' J ,lf wi: , Y ,,,:,'lw.Q. .-w-1 E w2'1f!,11km1., ' 'f 4. 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L - 9 ad' Q , W Wi:1,:s??'g ! xx 'UQ' an 0 nd' , - V 4 il R , 5 x4 by f - .M ' me 1 ir f i 4 I X . x f , If' S '- ' .. ., 'X- 5 -, lf. 1 , ix 1 Q: M' 'nv Q ser I All FW 4 la E SNYNO ofo FA VORITES 775045 papuiaz 'gag ,-44,4 , .. .g -'Q 11 In ly' Fw , my u 1, H: LEON STACHA i 'JE- ' FRANCES SA MUELSON fix a URGA NIZA TIONS igg-an--s V CLIFTON HIGH BAND BAND SWEETHEART -,hahaha ...andthe 4 PAT PARKER ..v- , .nv .10- CUBS CHATTER STAFF if C,H. S, PEP SQUAD Mime af! First row: Jack Kanz, Jerry Belcher, Frederich Henkleman, Glen Amundson, Charles Philipp, Glenn Thomas, Charles Mickelson, Sterling Smith, Richard Crim, Claude Gustafson, Second row: James Walsleben, Kenneth Solberg, John Gilliam, Jimmie Stanford, Ken- neth Larson, Bob Lane, Tommie Roetschke, Vernon Erickson, Gearld Peacock, Hugh Trotter, Mr. Lockhart, Advisor. Third row: Johnny Amundson, Odel Totem, Jerry Benfer, Billy McKinney, Edward Kettler, Fred ledwig, Calvert Hennig, Anton Stacha, Dan Jameson, James Larson, Iim White. Fourth row: Milton Dahl, Elvis Aars, William Crim, Kenneth Campbell, Jerry Gray, Pat Anderson, Billy Pilant, Nolan Wells, Gene Ashcraft, Gearld Bronstad, James Josey, National Gold Emblem Award Senior Chapter Officers Junior ChaPtel' Officefs Leadership Contest Poultry Team flame Elec! ol ,, Z K! Group Picture of FHA Club ahznrwh -QHNX-Xlfpx QL' QA.. 5' A 5. 5 1 , ,, 2 7'4 fzlzrhlljl -gf- D N- IUGHU .. 5 Demonstration on how to make a fkrumkakkej which is a Norwegian cookie in- .- Vw' ,X - 4 4,,,,, Demonstration on use of the Electric Range 1,3 v A rnusncs W. 1 rf 49 9 J 1 rr. .fame I K- ,aww ,, , I ' , 1 Z P Q, in Q , 'L ig John Beaver Jerry Belcher Harry Cash Jerry Cash Bobby Conrad Eddie Cromer Maynard Hansen Frederick Henkelman Don Humphries John Jones Bob Lane Paul Larson Charles Mickelson Morris Outlaw Tek Outlaw Tom Parks Leon Stacha Rex Turner P, D, Wallace Bobby Dale Tankersley James Walsleben 7 S ,....a ,yy-M JULIAN KUEHL ROGER OLIVER AUBREY ROBERTS Zaacdee THE CUB SEASON OF FOOTBALL The Clifton Cubs set a new Clifton High School record when they won the Bi-District Championship in 1952, Although the Cubs were the lightest team in the district, their fighting spirit won the championship for them. CHS is proud of the two beautiful trophies that our football team added to our school. CONGRATULATIONS CUBSI CLIFTON 12-CRANFILLS GAP 0 The determined Clifton Cubs opened the season with a victory over their old rivals, the Gap Lions. Both teams played goodrfootball even though it was their first game of the year, Parks carried the ball over for the first touchdown early in the game and Henkel- man repeated it in the second quarter. CLIFTON '7-MERIDIAN 6 The Cubs took their second win over Meridian in a very close and hard-fought battle. Our only touchdown came on a pass from Parks to Conrad, Parks kicked the extra point that decided the game. Although Meridian seriously threatened the Cubs, it was not until the middle of the fourth quarter that the Jackets made their six points. The light, but determined, Clifton,line, really made quite a showing against the heavier Yellowjackets. CLIFTON 15-MANSFIELD '7 The Cubs put on a spirited display against Mansfield to take their first conference title. Mansfield proved to be a strong team, but the Clifton Cubs came through to defeat the heavier Tigers in a very exciting football game. The Cubs came out of the rather bruised and skinned, but victorious. Rex Turner received a serious knee injury that kept him out of play for the remainder of the regular scheduled season. CLIFTON 27 -GRANBURY 0 The second conference title was won on the Granbury field with Clifton defeating the Pirates by a score of 27 to 0. Bob Lane opened things up for the Cubs with his 70-yard run to nine yard line, From then on, Clifton took the ballgame. CLIFTON 48-ALVARADO 0 Conrad played outstanding football for the Cubs against the Alvarado Indians on our home field. It was an offensive ball game for Clifton, and the Cub backfield, led by Bobby Conrad, did a top-notch job. Alvarado's fumbles were a deciding factor in the outcome of the game. The Cub defense bottled up the Indians, who were never able to cross the Cub 40 yard line. The Cubs really played a flashy brand of football. CLIFTON 14-ITASCA 7 What some folks claim to be Clifton's best game was the battle against the Itasca Wam- pus Cats. A pass from Conrad caught by Parks in the end-zone gave the Cubs their first touchdown, Itasca came back to even things up early in the second quarter. However, that didn't stop Clifton, and before the half ended, Conrad had pushed over for another touchdown. The half-time score stood 14 to '7 in favor of the Cubs. Neither team scored in the second half, but it was jam-packed with one thrill after another. The Cub line was really put to the test when Itasca advanced to the Cub two yard line. But the wall heldg in fact, Itaxca found itself back on the eleven where an attempted fourth down pass was caught jointly by Clifton's Conrad and Itasca's back. The game was really a thriller. Henkelman, Beaver, and Humphries played one of their best games of the year for the Cubs. CLIFTON 20-MIDLOTHIAN 0 The Cubs cinched their district crown by defeating the Midlothian Panthers 20 to 0, P,D. Wallace scored the first touchdown for Clifton, followed by Conrad who returned a Midlothian punt for about 65 yards and a touchdown. The last score came on a pass play with Henkelman scoring for the Cubs. CLIFTON 34-GLEN ROSE 0 The Cubs ran wild over Glen Rose to close up their District ll-A conference. Harry Cash scored first for Clifton to start things rolling. The whole Cub Team really played an out- standing football game and each Cub player deserves a lot of credit and congratulations! 19 E--2 I ,xx xlwlav-ff-f .gs ai ,'-Mfxxfilhua-yfi ' :Q I I N t I ff u- CLIFTON 13-VALLEY MILLS 26 The Cubs suffered their only defeat at the hands of the VM Eagles, the longest-standing and most hated rival. The Cubs entered the game with a terrific weight disadvantage, but they put up a good fight, The game never really ended because Clifton's end Fred Henkelman received a serious head injury and was carried from the field in an ambu- lance before time was up, Play was not resumed and the Eagles took the victory. Clifton fams and CHS will never forget it. CLIFTON 25-LANCASTER 13 The Cubs won their Bi-Disuict Championship in a freezing rain in Cleburne over the heavier favored Lancaster Tigers. Even with puddles of water standing on the playing field, and the weather below freezing, the Cubs came through in the last minutes of play to take the Crown. Lancaster scored first but the Cubs soon tried it up with Parks scoring on an end around, Conrad carried it over the second time but Lancaster came back with a pass from Parks and in the remaining seconds of the game, Conrad intercepted a Lan- caster pass and returned it to the thirteen yard line. Cash and Wallace made the necessary first down and Conrad carried over for the last score. CLIFTON '7-CROWELL 47 The Crowell Wildcats turned on the Cubs to win the Regional championship at Vernon. Although the Cubs put up a real fight, the powerful Wildcats overtook them, Bob Lane scored our only touchdown with Parks converting. The Clifton fans were proud of the Cubs and stated that the Crowell team was by far the best team that the Cubs had en- countered all year. fl e lx gd.. Tnxg - i 3' QXXQ 9 ' -WP ji ff ' , I 14 .K f , Y ,sf V1 fag , ' ' , J ovvosma CONGRATULATIONS, CUBS, ON A SUCCESSFUL SEASON! ! f -fl ' --1-'P ay-1 ai.: , '?-1.02 ., .. -, .f . .i.q . ,. ., ,.Y, ,--.Y - . E Q. wx ,. 1--,- , -3 ..' ,. , F K Q. - .fra-. C , ,, 1 Qu-'1,.,g'-'gy .- 4 4, , - gf: :x :,, :-5+ 'HP w,,'f,1- 'Q ' , .. .Y gm., .1-f. 9- yy 4- .A f-.gf+.3,, ,, ,, . , va -,r-1: gym 1.1, A iq.-.Q , , ,., : V' -, 1 ' --N f - -, , 'g'-if-aff Sg.,:,g-Zig, fp:, +-1.4-4'1,+g,? 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