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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

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' I , , 9 Wie 1954 0 'ML x - ,- Vis lsffrwlx' i -2226 45 fr, , -fl Q L-Q Cl.I F+Z3fl'L I-4 agn School, CLI l:TON,TEXPx'5 GW' is f74-H-sw Afffsufsl b yljthfffi QLWU Wu..u.g,. The Staff presents with pleasure this 1954 edi- tion of the Old Mill. Many hours have gone into its making in order to preserve the many laughable and cherished memories that might otherwise have been forgotten. lf in turning its pages, you recall some of the happiest hours, best loved scenes, and valued friends of the past year, and if the pictures we have chosen make your memories of high school days more vivid throughout the passing years, then our purpose in publishing this annual has been fulfilled. Editor all ,Quads Ca.-au 'f was Fi Q, gi ROGER OLIVER was I. B. KUEHL AUBREY ROBERTS 95l'9UfVl tliijilw Because of their ability and coaching skill which carried our Clifton High football team to heights never before reached in the history of the school, we, the staff, respectfully dedicate this 1954 edition of the Old Mill to J. B. Kuehl, Roger Oliver and Aubrey Roberts. ,NZ wif? ppl! fry , lie J' I K V . gl . , :Er ' -S . WQ-if jg , of-M. ' ' 'iff xl., If J ,J ,,ilif NYT? V w ,Ju f Z' .41 ' f 1 K N Q o wif , .1 M n: frzf' if A .1 4 K F 5 , WALTER uANsEN U High School Principal ' ,Q S Y S F V b KENT APPLEBY - Superintendent MALCOLM HARPER Grade School Principal Ammo ' 1.8. Kuehl Roger Oliver Bettis H. E. Norris Coach Coach English Mathematics Aubrey Roberts Eddie Martin Leona McCown Myrtle Mitchell Coach Girls' P.E, English Eighth Grade ., --if 2 : . ' 5 2 , 5 5 f' 4 :im . . rf .LQ-Q , gps., V an ' if . 3 . f ri ' A gig fl' ,rf W - 'fb - 'ffl' -. ,. .- ' 1123. 3 . 1 N Nora Harris I. E. Lochart Librarian Agriculture LA. Allen Lucille Watson Band Home Ec Raymond Cook Nell Jenson Commercial Music PM H ,K new-' , 4 1 vi ' ll I 1 ll I I 'lf , 'x i , is ,Q 0- Us GYMNASIUM G uXLDIN W PKG B ' BAND HALL U f I xii I-,wk Avia. Q-.-,L , , L! -1 .4'f :l,,.5-Q- 'L MAIN BUILDING AUDITORIUM ig. v ' -r I - .-,. ..r Awciwf A'- XX 2 Q-ZS-39 xr 629 0-J ij ..- 'T 5 JERRY BELCHER Hammer Class President III, Class Favorite II: Mr. C. H. S. Nominee III. May King Nomi- nee lla Cubs Chatter Staff 5 Junior Playg FFA I, II, III: FFA Secretary III. FFA His- torian Ilg FFA Greenhand Quiz lg FFA Dairy Team I, 115 Football III, IVg Basket- ball II, III, IV: Track II, III IV. -n-' I I GLEN AMUNDSON Amy FFA I, II, III: FFA Grem- hand President I: FFA Second Vice President Il: FFA Vice President Illg Junior Play. BARBARA BATEMAN May Fete Duchess Ig Harvest Camival Duchess III: Cubs Chatter Staff: Flag Bearer H, III, IV: Junior Playg FHA I, II, III: FHA Officer I, II: Basketball Manager III: Volleyball 'Hs Baseball I, III. A EA ,. fan. stflv' JUNE CARTER Most Popular Ig Cubs Chanel- Staffp Junior Play: FHA I, II, III, FHA Song Leader II, Pep Squad I. H, III, IV: Cheer- leader III, IV: Basketball III, IV: Volleyball ll: Baseball LIU: UIL One-Act Plaly. 54 is W 1 x . X JOHN BEAVER Class Treasurer III: Class Vice President IVQ Editor Cubs Chatterg Band I,l1g Football Il, III, IVQ All District Tackle IVg District 11A Best Lineman IV: Basketball II, III, IV: Volleyball II, III, IV: Trackg Football Co-Captain IV. Al f BEVERLY DOSSMAN May Queen Candidate Ig Class Secretary-Treasurer Ig Class Secretary IV: Cub's Chatter Staff, Junior Play: FHA I, II,IIIp FHA Social Leader Ip FHA Reporter IIIg Baseball I, II, III, IV. l, BOBBY .TOE CONRAD Class Treasurer II, Class Presi- dent IVg Mr. C. H.S. Nomi- nee III, Best All-Around Boy II, III, Football II, III, IVg All- District Back III, IV: Most Valuable Player III, IVg Best Back District 11A IV, Basket- ball I, II, III, IV: Volleyball II, III, IVg Baseball I, II, III, IV, Track II, III, IVg Business Mana- ger Cub's Chatterg Business Manager Annualg Junior Play, Football Co-Captain IV. PAUL DIETIKER Diek 'O :ii ' gv' W, , JOE ENOCHS 'Cowboy' Class President Ig Harvest Camival Duke IV, Class Chatter Staff, Junior Play, Football IV, Track II, HI, IV, Volleyball II, III: Baseball, UIL Baseball I. JANELL DOLLINS Cub s Chatter Staff Junior Play FHA I, II Pep Squad I II III IV Basketball II III IV Volleyball I, II, III, IV- Base- ball II, III. U 5 ff DINAH HANSEN Annual Staffg Junior Play: Pep Squad I, II, III, IV. '23-9, , .I f I Qs. -' . I 'ii' f, JOYCE FORSON Class Reporter Hlg Miss C. H. S. Nominee IIIg May Queen nomi- nee Ilg Harvest Camival Queen IVg Band I, II, III, IV: Band Vice President III: Band Sweetheart IVg Cubs Chatter Assistant Edi- torg Annual Staff 5 Junior Playg FHA I, II, III: Social Leader IIIg UIL One-Act Play First III: District and Area All-Star Cast III. GENEVA GELTEMEYER FHA If yearsg Junior Play. C? VALORLE GOODALL Class Reporter IV: Harvest Camival Duchess IVQ Cubs Chatter Assistant Editorg Annual Staff Art Editorg Junior Playg FHA I, 1I,IIIg FHA Scrapbook Keeper Ilg FHA Vice President III: Band I, II, III, IV: Drum Major III, IVg Band Reporter III, UIL Debate I: UIL Declamatiou First IIIg UIL One-Act Play First Illg X A Best Actress III: UIL Typing if Second III. 1' 0 .A 1 Uywv - - 1 fsilhij , i NJ' 1 in QHCW , MINAH HANSEN Class Secretary II: Best All- Around Girl Ig Annual Staff Editorg Junior Playg Pep Squad I, II, Il1,IVg Pep Squad Treas- urer III, IVg UIL Number Sense Second Ig UIL Number Sense First II, IIIg Number Sense First Regional Illg Ready Writ- ing Third II. A.-IR SAW 'wwf 'ff '17 3? V ft x . I' JOHN JONES Football 11, III, IV: Second Team All-District IV: Basket- ball II, III, IV: Volleyball II, III, IV. FREDERICK HENKLEMAN Fritz Class President I: Class Fa- vorite I: Junior Play: FFA I, II, III: Football I, H, III: Base- ball I,Il,Il1: Track I, II, III. CALVERT I-IENNIG Junior Play: FFA I, H,Il1: FFA Sentinel: Baseball I, II, III: Volleyball III. E .,,u...o-v d EW! 4-wi CHARLES JORGENSON Annual Staff: Junior Play: Volleyball II, Ill: Tennis II, III: UIL Softball. JAMES HUMPHRIES Buzz Football IV: Second All- Disttict Team IV. 4-owe -If I f,. if N A- In r A X m 4 'ff I W 1 s X x J,-.Qiillk ri IJ 1- 4 1 ' N, , ,S ' CHARLES MICKELSON 'Mickey' Class Reporter I: Best All- Around Boy I: Class Secretary III: C lass Treasurer IV: Cubs Chatter Staff: Annual Staff Assistant Business Manager: Band I: FFA I, II, III: FFA Re- porter III: Football I, III, IV: Basketball II1,IV: Volleyball III. .3 Qin' EDWARD KETTLER Junior Play: FFA I,I1,III: Football IH: Baseball I, II. VIRGIE McFA DDEN Cubs Chatter Staff- Junior Play: FHA I, II,Il1, Pep Squad I, II, III, IV- Volleyball I, II, III, IV, Baseball I, II. SARAH MCICINNEY FHA I, II, IH: Pep Squad II: Basketball I: Volleyball I, II III: Baseball. my DOROTHY MORROW Class Favorite III: Miss C.H. S. Nominee III: Cubs Chatter Staff: Junior Play: FHA I,II,1II: FHA Reporter II: FHA Secre- tary III: Pep Squad I, II, III, IV: Cheerleader II, III, IV: Basket- ball I, II, III,fIV: Volleyball I, H, III, IV: Baseball I. IQ? A19 MARJORIE PICK Margie FHA I, Hg Junior Play. f?7fh,,- 7.13 rf ,QI : d ' ,vs'lQs ANNELLE OSWALD Class Secretary-Treasurer Ig Class Favorite II, FHA I,lI, IV: Pep Squad Ig Majorette II, IV: Basketball IV: Tennis I, II,IVg UIL Tennis First 11. MORRIS OUTLAW 'Moose' Class Vice President Ill: Class Favorite Illg May Fete Duke I 5 Annual Staffg Junior Playg Football I, III, IVQ Basketball III, IVg Volleyball III, IV: Baseball I, III, IVQ Track III, IV. I if , L. 'Avg if QXJQXQ CHARLES PHILIPP Philly Class Vice President I g Junior Playg FFA I, II, III: Greenhand Class President Ip FFA Chapter Rep. II: FFA Chapter President III: Football IV, JULIA REED UIL Number Sense Ig First I I! il? MAE LAVERN SPITZER Cubs Chatter Staff: Junior Play: FHA I, II,II1: Pep Squad I, II, III, IV: Basketball IV: Volleyball II: Baseball I, II, IV. v GLENN THOMAS FFA I, II,IV: Football IV: Basketball II, IV, Baseball I, 11, IV: UIL Softball I. 24 4 REX TURNER 'Rex-all Harvest King Nominee I: Mr. C. H. S. Nominee III: Mr. Cubs Chatter III: Junior Play Football II, III, IV: Basketball I, II, III, IV: Volleyball II, III: Baseball I: Track II, III. , 2 9 y xw 1 Us' 5 w ,A 7 ' is wwf , fa ,Z ll. Qi- in : U-'M QM - --5 ...............,,,,, '-'-w--uk.. -Q..,,,,,,w-my -N is-simfx-1 111' Tgffigg X QI if L.. wrulv -1 'EI' 1 1 GENE CARROLL AARS HARRY CASH 196 non Aunmsou JERRY CASH seq, QNot Shown! DORIS JEAN Auz BILL com' 6 .9 R , .- W 4. 'Q r'5bf ' ' 'L . A E Y ' I ' 2 'U' W5 il' . I .,. . V .A ,ir i SHIRLEY ALTON 101 CA NUTESON DAHL CA ROL MILTON GLED CARPENTER DAHL IOA NN CASE GENE DIETIKER B XJ ,ww BILLY DOWDY RICHARD HOLT WILMA ERICKSON LINDA I ACK SON NORMA FINDLEY DAN I AMESOK I ' f ' 1 CLAUDE GUSTAFSON I ACK KANZ PHILIP HANSEN' DAm.1:N1s Kass? DON HARRIS ALLEEN LANEHART 4 CLAUDE RICHARDS VAUEAN POLK .5 NORIDA McDOUGAL GMI, RINGNESS RAY OSWALD GAIL SMITH TEK OUTLAW GID SMITH MARY JANE PAULSON STERLING SMITH NELDA PEDERSON ANTON STA CHA I Q F, U X A t1zg,4l., LQ ,E A , It 1.1 Ii sf I' A Aff' ' L A ie I HT ' - .omg .N ,V G ANNA DORIS ZUELKE IRENE ULLAND Xxx -fiiflf bi --X K Nwwi gfyflzfww , Elvis Aars Johnny Amundson Judy Appleby Gene Ashcraft X r U' A I Ar VA' E X 'J Loyd Aulie Lowell Beaver Nina Blankenship . Huberta Dittrich John Phrl Gilliam Sally Grant Jerry Gray Barbara Grimm Pat Erickson Janis Forson Bobby Freeman Betty Hefner I ames Iosey James Kettler Bob Lane Kenneth Larson Fred Ludwig Billy McKinney Dmothy Landua Dalton Moore Betty Io umm Kenneth Gene Nelson Doreatha Larson Jerry Peacock swf' Margaret Pick Billy Pilant fNot Showny Evelyn Prescher Coleman Rester 4. V- K L V ., ,Q , in!! - 4 , V 73 1 q gm O IQA Vrrgmla Thompson Glenda Todd Odell Toten Hugh Trotter, . 1 Jimmy Stanford P. D. Wallace ' Bobby Dale Tankersley James Walsleben f 1 N I Tommy Roerschke Franklin Schminke Roy Scott Kenneth Solberg Daniel Thiele X74 T 9 SP Nolan Wells Kent Westley ' a ff, FJIQA ' Iim Bill White K? 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Spitzer Ora Tankersley Elizabeth Trout Benny Turner Melba Ann Turner Claudie Wagner ff' A 1 ' , HW .Z:'. . z . ,E ' :rw ' .. 33' hx, R X lg- if V X? ,L L35 X 7 fi- i Norma Clare Beaver ! Rrchard Gnmm -J ,H M--nu. rr M..- Q 2532 e 1' . A , Q -E' -..--J-W- -NZ S ' TZ:E:f.:'L . ' ' by QQ: Butch Hefner Donald Hennig Merle Belcher Peggy Benfer Helen Bland Ioan Jones Lela Bell Cash Donald Kang Larry Colwick Doris Kgnz lal u K I . Ve', , L ...,, W NZKAV L . X1 .,.-1 fr L . I Wayman Culp James Keel fNot Shownj Bobby Dahl Jen? Keel m l L f q l y h l l . ef f aeahea Ruby Davee Amell Larson my Russell Dorward Robert Larson A 1 ' R ,, Margre Grllram 'Ol' I ohnny Lockhart ww! Q r 2 L J: i f eea 53,4 5 'Q ew, Qi , I . R 4 . if Q, . My I Betty Gail Ludwig Marilyn Schramm sq. ,K sr o, Jerry Meyer Frankie Smith Io Ann Mueller George Tenant Carlee Mutschink Billy Toten Dale Olson Loyd Lee Turner Kenneth Patterson Larry Wallace ,-A 'Q 1, Mary Ruth Pilant Maxie Wallace Tom Ralph Gary Westley ! ity, I ,, wi J ack Rosarnond Jerry Tom Reesing Joe Willenborg Bobby Rester Io Ann Young James Zander I Sandra Aanenson QW Clinton Bakkee James Bean Betty Mae Blackwell Patsy Blassingame Marlene Boelter Frankie Grandon Ann Rea Cagle Gary Cash Margaret Cash Janice Collins Laura Cummings George Davis Harry Lee Eary Mary Elder Gene Finstad Darla Gloff 4. Henry Anz Linda Ashcraft , ,... i A kW.,.?:f?.,i.::Lz,,:VM QKZNBKQQ Li--:,.11:,t f S Q ff? fr :..s,f ,.,. Xk-k f,+,, 3 V 'QMZSSTQ 1? 2 Q M.. . - . N, Qarrf , . .M :- wsu ,. gm., :S 'ff 'la Q wiffxsfz , . .ra ,L,. . ifkil? J A win? L, A i A L... ,Q f , a, r Sue Golden David Gold Joyce Graves Margie Grimland James Harris Cliff Jenson ffl? W' . 'Y W.. .155 .51 . Gary Josey X 1'-5 ' -L .. Q' X f It H A Kathleen Kruse ' Q' Wesley Linderman Ella Marie Meeks ' Q V Mary Ann Mickleson 1 L' Rodney Moncrief 5. I S A X 'iff- -aw i L James Ray Nieman I ,ja 4 A ft ft I Annie Mae Olson I 9, . Q ' wiuie olson H ' H Joyce Pilant K for as l f A I ' A .b Darlene Prescher dy Gladys Prescher L 7 K an A ,E 'iii John Rim 9 ' ' K Pernie Solberg 0 O 5 ' HL vl 42 W ME Floyd Spenrath , - 0 Bobby Srrumpler U ,422 Carl Swenson Kenneth Terrell W I J 5, V Leonard Turner I. y , Lloyd Walsleben i , r I V 'd ' -X L' Joe White 'W' -- H 'f A f , 4? J 'WA Q Alice Faye Wiede Iudy Willenborg .f ,A D I Larry Wilkerson L' YW 1 R Z .I lT'7 1 'VL - gy? 1, - fl ,,, 1 fl! 5 Z - K Q s 'z,,,,,, .L......... is lQ!'zE'H '57 ,531 zif'WWi Uj -J-4 7 +- I ,f A , LL' ff - ' Egg. : '.'?LL,'fV'YxF7 --. s ff - cf' K --' f-.---f- 14- 5 '- ,Q Q img Nr' V CSX g JH VQw5n22L ? Light ,i.f,7,,, - it T X M, flfijlilwgl lil 5 E 4 t , 'jf lf? ' L-'v ,.. 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J, I O Y C E F O R S O N Queen v Most Athletic- CONRAD and MORROW Friendliest- FORSON and BELCHER Most Intellectual- HANSEN and BEAVER Best Looking- TURNER and GOODALL ,471 K SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 71'-1-.X?'x'q,v -fp' Q71 ' ' vw A 7 F' gon, 'wg-'w -If C, UBS U ltm, 'Y' X'FG 3 41 f.,.C T1 A1.A...,I', v L il 11 . -..,, ,... .-- x4'xr fb' 40- fficol-:oy XG .iufgw 1 glvyvrs HQ Y ww? . .- .fl , i sq: ffv :'rf1s:?ni Wn lniiila ,fy Aw .5 ,lv 1 Jw vwcl' ,hc .lung gM,,,Q'f Wnxg' div Q09 SENIOR ' f OI t im' glfjf, 'T 54- upfxxx ' TVQ. u CH , if ,x ' A3 Vs-1 1.-A, it :QQ 1.-J D411 .1---11 dv Lgyxfv-AJ CNW 5 mmg K i We . . x Q Q x Q' uf. I we 6 gold V 2 P V .... X .. at ji ' Bob me Q li at Glen Thomas ' , ,'eT'vgw1-Iv, .t, - K, , I Pfesldem V 3 g1-Eff 1: ff rf, Vice President . Y is if r5.V.?,.t ,f ,fi J fm .X , ii f .f.'f,p , Q f l rag' w wr., is r H .gy ,Hy 1 . . r 'gerif 5. 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President - - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Reporter ----- Parliamentarian - - - Song Leader - - - Pianist ------ Scrapbook Keeper - 41' - - - Janie Dowdy - Norma Findley - - -Geneva Kleine - - Doreatha Larson Norida McDougal - - Melba Turner - Stella Richards Martha Colwick - -' - Janis Forson is is 'S wi. K h JOHN PHIL GILLIAM Chapter Beau ll .5 A if ' -vsj.,!-1 E in in A V, - :.!3 ' I-YL gun- ' E . gl I 'H'-M' f -xx .,. 6.7.5. ALAN ALLEN, Direcmr , ri YL V s 3' ,L w mms ,M L A L,LLL VALORIE GOODALL Drum Majors WILMA ERICKSON K L E EAF IPN NPE ELR E DBO OY W D Y sg. gr F ,po Fil Nl M A O R E T T E S , . 1 ,1 -. if GG 'WZQQ gs J S if fi ' i cm-. a RFQ Gs Zvi T R X' ei'fS?5?L'ff7i2'bf4p X-5 Q ' A 15 f N -f NK . wh, . Q, r L, 05,5 00 :Q Aixam . 6? g K5 I rw I . ' C' if -, K - . 2 ,hw . OI ,fobibgo-'f Ci home' iSg,,?z It k OOO +'f'iZ'.ni?'ZG G QQ, Jyzx Ax mmm ,'CfEfO-'28 ffpif fs -'H ff-wif ' KQ2Q?'fi2,,'Lf1s3, N-R.M fp W Q fm fm H-X 'Q-X. .. 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Gio Pad' ,V 6,0 Q K - Wilma Erickson .fo ,fhigi ffsff, 13416 'ifgblij 5pecia1 Roporters 2 5 QNQ' fl t,-,I A Ugg 1?.0j3'L, M 5 Gail Ringness Deaf ,gb 6399 Wffeff-'15 J-'Q ,Sf HB Elin, Norida McDougal 'Q 8 'ilgfd Lgbz-S all w, Circulation: aff' fr g,2,'3l1,,, QE' -Q' Publishedtwice a mouth A113011 Stavha like! 7,5 ?f1'.Q4 J gn . ,Q g bp f Qsby the Junior Class of, 031111 H39 l.efie,5I AQ hwyggqclifton 'High Sghogl, Advisors: Mrs. Harris X 'Af2if, fffG, iPri cd, Egg per 1'SSuQ. 1 MP. C0014 1 Ng :K ' auAQns:an Q!-, ?2?pn 65 'U' W ,gi- 5 ,,. Ah- l ffig sixtwkk 1 ,. .' ' XX N f 1' f !! .. 73 , X X A 1 if , W, ,I . 408 if :N .ff , 4141.4 x.. .1-f , E+ Lu' -Q., ' .ff S fk Q , . 'Q ' EIS ff 1 ' Q X f . X V Ak X ,f . R A X , ' Aw' f N1 xy , x 1 1' o . XV 1 ,U-,A X., efffl .fmt J. :IW ,V f'g?.x lfgfggft JERRY BELCHER CHARLES MICKELSON JOHN JONES End III and IV End III and IV Tackle ILII1, IV JOHN BEAVER -1 f' Co-Captain ff.- Tackle 3 yrs. All District IV 'if' Best Lineman IV :lp ,Q I 1 4. w, A ,ai S ,I r. I E- ' , .-. zaave x 'iv if t ' 'N R . 5 me C N Ulla x,N ' x x 'X . V 1 'N V ' 'w al 'i Wx J, T122 -. .. -Q F BOBBY CONRAD Co-Captain Back 3 yrs. A11 State IV A11 District III and IV Best Back III and IV Most Valuable Player III and IV JAMES HUMPHRIES MORRIS OUTLAW REX TURNER Guard IV center 1, tu, IV Guard 11, Iii, IV 'mc oU'rLAw, Back 1,n,m HARRY cAsH, Back 11,m JERRY cAsH, Back n,m A11 mimic: A11 District Au District P. D. WALLACE Back I, II A11 District I R BOBBY LANE ANTON STACHA FRED LUDWIG Back II End III Tackle III 3.1- 1 lm Q' JOE PHILIPP Tackle IV Guard IV Guard IV STERLING SMITH Guard III DAN JAMESON GLENN THOMAS JOHN PHIL GILLIAM Guard III Back IV Back II 0 A ir6xQ 37' g0 O 4f csv' 'Qsofb S of Me ea4 o.,, '4 on K 'x 06gVo.The 1953 edition of the Clifton Cubs proved to be the best ir1 the history of Clifton Yo High School. The Cubs went through the regular season tuidefeated and unued, winning nine games, six of which were district contests. In the state playoffs, the Cubs advanced to the semi-finals before bowing out. Through the first three weeks of play, the Cubs led the state in points scored per game. In the fourth game of the year, the high-flying Cubs broke the longest wirming streak in Texas high school circles by rolling over the might Valley Mills Eagles. The rest of the season was devoted to district play, and saw the Cubs romp over every dis- trict rival in a very convincing fashion. In the state play-offs, the Cubs went farther than any other team in C.H. S. history, before being beaten in the semi-finals by Ranger, who went on to wln the state title. When the All-District teams were selected by the coaches, Clifton placed five boys on the first team and two on the second team. Bobby Conrad, the Cub's brilliant quarter- back, was the only player to be chosen unanimously. Other Cubs on the first team were Tek Outlaw and Harry Cash in the backfield, and John Beaver and Jerry Cash in the line. John Jones and James Humphries, both linemen, were on the second team. Conrad was named the best back and most valuable player in the district and Beaver was named the best lineman. Bobby Conrad, the best football player and all-around athlete ever to come out of Clifton High School, was one of the top scorers in Central Texas with 207 points, and was chosen on the Class A All-State team by the Texas Sports Writers Association and numerous others. He is the only C. H. S. player ever to win All-State honors. John Beaver, the Cubs' great tackle and leader, was given honorable mention on the All-State team. Conrad and Beaver were also elected co-captains of the Cubs. The first game of the year saw the Cubs defeat Cranfills Gap by a 59 to 6 score. The next week the Cubs journeyed to Meridian and came home with a whopping 46 to 0 victory. In their first disuict game, the Cubs whipped Mansfield 45 to 0. The next game was. as many sportswriters said, 'The game of the age in Bosque County, for this was the one in which the Cubs met their arch rivals, the Valley Mills Eagles, winners of 38 straight games and confident of winning number 39 against the Cubs. The Cubs were just as confident of winning this one. When the day had come and gone, and the dust had all cleared away, the Cubs had given the Eagles a sound 32 to 0 trouncing. Thus ended the great winning streak of the once-mighty Eagles and their eight year reign as victors over the Cubs. The next five weeks saw the Cubs meet and defeat their remaining district foes. The Cubs took the first one from Granbury by a 14 to 0 count. Then came victories over Alvarado and Itasca by scores of 27 to 0 and 13 to 6. The next week the Cubs dedicated the new scoreboard by racking up an 81 to 0 win over Burleson. The Cubs took the last game of the regular season from Glen Rose 54 to 0. In the state playoffs, the Cubs first defeated Richardson '7 to 0 in the Bi-District game. Then came the 28 to 27 win over Paducah in the Regional contest, which was a thriller down to the last minute. The next week the Cubs defeated Whitewright 13 to 6 in the mud, for the Quarter- finals title. Then came the Semi-finals game with the Ranger Bulldogs. The Cubs led through the first half, but saw the lead vanish in the third quarter, and the Bulldogs finally won, 21 to 6. Thus ended the most successful season ever enjoyed by any C.H. S. football team. It was one of thrills, spills, chills, with joy and sorrow as well, but one which will long , 1 conradbe remembered in the minds of all C. H. S. and Clifton for many years to commvn Pa Cubs Ou I 'asf G1 'GS cliff, , 'dw ' 5 'H Ros., 54-3 GUP lions sn Cubi Wm -Uh I X .1 051: we A vivo ff' QXB. td C09 . 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A19 5 JA all xi' sk' 1 .dll 4 H 14 7eewa Coach Oliver, Beaver, Conrad, Jones, Kanz, Ludwig, Mickelson, Stacha, Tumer,T Outlaw, M. Outlaw, Belcher, Thomas, H. Cash, Enochs, Lane, Gilliam, Wallace, Case, Denton, Gaustad, I. Cash, Aulie, Manager. qgggggf, Q f V WHQZZJF , J' '-Tr. Sf g:fg,Y ' nr- , 1 V ilu if T19 A n Hefner, Blankenship, McDougal, Jackson, Carter, Case, Os- wald, Morrow, Coach Roberts, Manager Bateman, Solberg, Denton, Findley, Appleby, Rlngness, Spitzer, Kleine, Tanker- sley, Kelsey, Larson, Zander, Landua, Dossman. sf 'D , MARTIN Coach CARTER, Captalll , Captain .4 rl ',4 7, f ROBERTS Coach IUNXOR BAND JUNIOR , , ,L mfg' 1 . mv J, K 1 'fi' Sr, h Wi Q Yi? w 2? J kv F-P ms M FOO T54 LL - 4 , w ,U 'U - 'W' ' . vt an 'F , Ei' 1... ' 'Wm X41 A - f f W, z , I y,f-MMWMNMMNNX V gi . f' ' if Y' 'r n.T1':. , 4 .. Q JH S12 'Y :Q W4 -f'. 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E Clifton IgJIIg,1g3Sehgcll Seniors Radio and Television Service Clifton, Texas Compliments of NA I I- ml GI 'QE o Clifton, Texas STRAND ANA U N D SC UNI Clifton' Texas HUMBLE SERVICE STATION Alwa s a Good Place to St for Humlirle Products and Serviieu GQTZOCETZY a MARKET Clifton, Texas Highways 6 and 215 Phone 313 Clifton, Texas Zemeei 2962 gang Q N. Y WH' If ffq , J X , 1. ,wg M g on Ng K . .gg C ompliments of C ompliments of WZQZQZ Style - Quality - Service Phone 247 Clifton, Texas NAETQCANTILE COMPANY Clifton, Texas C omp liment s of Weffkfzu H1422-L ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated HYLES and I-IANDLEY Doc 'S-3 gag ci Cjozakfsi The Pride of Bosque County Highway 6 Phone 104 phone 104 Clifton, Texas Clifton, Texas C omplirrment s of Dre. TC. xzcacaem Clifton, Texas C omplim ent s of CUTLAVVIS Zaakzga SERVIC E ST ATION Wrecker Service Phone 172 'W gzzgas PM L x x I f 1' fe 5 ,M . , L .f lwifly 53.32 GENE vvmumgus Ps-uA12MAc:Y 330 W. 5th Phone 162. Clifton C ompliment s of Compliments of -EW. WALLACE SERVICE STATION 54 Z6 55652 Clifton, Texas DreCiTii1?of1?r'Ii!czigeS Compliments of Congratulations from . cici'e'2Wf Wight? CLEANERS D Phone 156. Pickup and Deiivery Compliments of 5 CORNE'l2xTQ:?J2MACY A5 H C RAFT For XE-iiu1i'oETrei'OONeed Phone 35 - Phone 231 phone 16? Compliments of C mpliments of , 7 maid 557f6'Z4f 'F912CD'DUC-E ,mpg CEHZOCEIZY HATCH EQY and MAI? KET Ph 2. 11 C1 ft T Phone 190 Congratulations to the 1954 Seniors CONOCO Z Through Our Door s Walk the Finest People OUR CUSTOMERS When You Leave C. H. S. Keep up With the Cubs and Your Clifton Friends Subscribe for. We CLIFTON RECORD Compliments of ,fa-awaqeg C I-ll:VQO LET COMPANY g Phone 171 Clifton, Texas For Quality Cleaning it's KI N Cl-IE LOE ffeznerzsf J. C. KINCHELOW, Owner Phone 87 Clifton Always a Good Show Qafzfeff AND GW MR. and MRS. JOE ENOCHS Clifton, Texas 1 ' - ff -b,T.-uf.: -,,-q:- 4 .wg ' 1 K: -1:.,'ww-'f N ,...- :.- ' . i' mix . , .. 0- ' N A12 IXI CD L ED CAJZINCI I IXIETZN' our . . ase ealer Clifton, Texas Cornpliments of Compliments of em4cWa M12. a M125 M OTCDRS tg aggcfz gwzedeest XE HX D Soto - Plymouth ?g0'm y LIVESTOCK. COMM I Ss no N 3UIlllS GREAT CARS Wm. KUYKENDALL Owner and Manager Auction Every Wednesday Clifton' Texas A Square Deal to Everybody Congratulations 1954 Seniors C11-. SSG!-I QW zomlwb He ad quarters for Building Needs Clifton, Texas Compliments of gcffcwkff 425456 Clinic - Hospital Clifton, Texas C omplim ent s of o o 63022 WW Clifton, Texas C ompliment s of BQONSTAD 496 Phone 1 17 Flowers for all Occasions CLIFTON FLORAL COMPANY MRS. OLE S. SELIOS Phone 103 Imported and Domestic Copper and Brass - Lamps Tl-IE COPPER SHOP 801 SO. Avenue G. Clifton, Texas - Phone 327 MRS. TED B. EVANS It's Best to Freeze X!am LO C KE? PLA N T Clifton, Texas S 746 5421 2 .Tanis Forson - .Tudy Appleby D Betty Hefner - I0 Denton f Glenda To d - Janie powd W f X, 1 W 3 1 r U Compliments of Comp-liments of VVINA. CAIXAE ON C2Z E' CO. 12 HOME BUILDERS C I. IIITON A gkxmizhdzg fWqN5l22ANCE Dependable Service GEO. M. HARRIS Phone 129 Owner Clifton, Texas 59, RAYMOND - 1206-,sw-AD Y C F ' d COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO. our P1?3r?Zi50nen Waco Clif-ton, Texas s , ' j O 4f-' ,V , 3 L13 1fC'lJl1'iVl 2? 'W 41 T pl t fl'- ', yawn I K -Qt' 1 Q CO. 1111! il , Apt Q U 1 I all ,NL VV , I , 'wil' 'IVV X - N yqr V, I yQ:45,! ununnou ' .ff DU 12 IVI I LK COM PANY International Harvester Your Farmall Dealer Phone 85 Waco, Texas '- '-:4 I Compliments of Compliments of - PEAR S O N EDVVAQD5 Pl-U MBWNC51 TRACTOR COMDANY Call On Us Highway 6 for all Your Plumbing Needs Phone 13 Compliments of W5 15095 For That 'Bandbox' Look GI. WILSON CCLLINS 6151136 Elms fgy gained CAPE it to Delicious Foods MRS. AUGUST KETTLER BEAUTY SALON LENA MOFFATT D Phone 52 Clifton, Texas 4 ,Iv .rg ., ,, , , --x-. uv, -1 , . kiwi' A' A' ff . . ., ,v ' . Yr ll H-H ' 1- X 'Q' , , , I fi-4 - ,-' A - F -- ' 'tg'-' Y ' L, .N .'1:- 'v' ., 'fi' ' 'l gl 5' rg Y , ' A! A , llyrl .mth ., I T515!q,,fh- HJ.,-1. ' K ' Yfqeii:-T , :P 1 1 . , --. F.-1 f i- ir: ,fm 4fg:riQ.,.i..,' - if l f .X aw w!! iZ55,H Jr l, v. 1 C 'r '?'P-- Af- ' ' f' 1 ff ' ly! V' ff, X. V7 QM' P ' PJ aff? 'if ff Rgifrigf 35 Qi SEE iw35'f,iffi S U SAX? WW? iS7Cj,wf fg'cy WMA! UWM MJMJQJJWWM' NWMQMM MJ' ' , Q75 f X , 6MwfP 'M .U EU XF C7 ww u X I? 51 ',,0fUxM X X fig U WM vffi W ,plvfd wg , Mwdfkw ,,fl5PJ . ww OJ BAT- swfs Q 3 X .X MW V Y Qfmm wwg' GJ 3959 gym if ,P GMES, . 5-iff mfg VIP QQ A-5 V331 if Qf:f,g AML Jvfykyj jk 3f3ELMZ5ffwM,MlOoVM QQ sf Wwwwmwiegw-JSM' , 1 Q D V-1. 'K Mbgkpfb U'- fiwf fl? RK ?i'1fZ'gfQ'fffQ ,, 'f5H:.M X-f.f..mX mggfww X gif?-A Zdgfrvw QM WWW. 2,1 tif' X w.fw..,Mf z?g:,WlLw,5 ii-ga 1f 'f-M i i . .4 N , ,f ,uf . aloe! 55- 5 September--School begins September 4, 1953. The football team and C, H. S. Band were entertained with a dance September 3. Football began with a bang when the Cubs defeated The Gap 59-6 on September 11. On September 18, we were victorious over the Meridian Yellowjackets by a score of 46-0. A week later we beat Mansfield 45-0. September 25 was observed as Westem Day. October--Football continued as the Cubs slashed Valley Mills' 38 game winning streak 32-0. Next came a spirited game with Gran- bury with a score of 14-0. Alvarado and Itasca were defeated by scores of 27-0 and 13-6. November--November 6, the Cubs defeated Burleson 81 -0. Joyce Forson, Band Sweetheart was presented by Band President, Gene Aaxs, at half time of this game. Our new scoreboard was also used for the first time. November 13 saw the Cubs beat Glen Rose 54-0 to cinch the District title. November 19 C. H. S, presented the annual Harvest Carnival with Joyce Forson and Jerry Belcher reigning as King and Qreen. November 28, the Cubs defeated Richardson '7-0 for the Bi-District title. The Paducah Dragons vs. the Cubs made for one of the best games of the season, with Clifton coming out on top with a score of 28-27 for the Regional crown. December 11 the Cubs won Qiarter-finals from Whitewright in a freezing mist by a score of 13-6. December 18 saw the Ranger Bulldogs defeat the Cubs by a score of 21 -6. Thus ended a wonderful and spirited football season, the best that Clifton has ever seen. December--Bobby Conrad made the All-State Eleven with John Beaver taking Honorable mention. John and Bobby were also our football co-captains. The All-District Team was named with Clifton taking top billing. Those making the first team were: L. E. --Jerry Cash: L. T, --John Beaver: B. --Bobby Conrad: B. --Harry Cash: B. --Tek Outlaw. Bobby Conrad was selected Best All-Around Player and Most Valuable. Christmas saw the four grades of C. H. S. have a large party and dance. The Seniors were entertained with a banquet by our parents. January--Valorie Goodall was chosen by C. H. S, to represent it in the Golden Gloves Sweetheart Contest, and won over the other contestants from the area. The Most Popular boys and girls of C,H, S. were named. They were: Betty Hefner, Valorie Goodall, Joyce Forson, Dorothy Morrow, and Wilma Erickson, Bobby Conrad, John Beaver, Jerry Belcher, Rex Tumer, and Sterling Smith. Dorothy and John were chosen out of the ten as top favorites. February--The Methodist Church gave the Seniors a Valentine Banquet. On February 13, the Seniors gave a Valentine party in the gym. Joyce Forson and Jerry Belcher were named King and Queen of Hearts. The Senior Superlatives were chosen and are as follows: Most Intellectual--John Beaver and Minah Hansen: Most Athletic--Bobby Conrad and Dorothy Morrow: Best Looking-- Rex Turner and Valorie Goodall: Friendliest--Jerry Belcher and Joyce Forson. The Football Team and their fathers were enter- tained with a fabulous banquet and received their jackets. March--Clifton took First Place in the interscholastic League. Our one-act play went on to win first in area and third in regional. The cast were: Nolan Wells: Valorie Goodall, Gene Ashcraft, and Judy Appleby. Minah Hansen went on to State to win third in extemporeanous speaking. On March 30, C.l-I. S. presented the CLIFTON HI REVUE. The highlights of the evening were the short plays by each of the top grades, with the Sophomore class winning first place: a band specialty, with A. J. Allen directing: the presentation of the favorites: and the presentation of Doroty Morrow and Rex Turner as Mr. and Miss C.H. S. Clifton's track team won first place in the track meet at Waco. April--Senior round of parties. April 8th at seven-thirty began one of the most looked-forward-to events took place, the Jr. -Sr. Banquet and Prom. The Juniors of '54 chose the Mardi Gras as the theme and went all out on decorations. It was one of the best banquets and prorns that C. H. S. has ever seen. Again, we the Seniors of '54 thank the Juniors and their sponsors for a wonderful time. The Baptist Church gave the Seniors a Circus Big Top Supper on April 23. April 11, Clifton High School presented to the public an Easter Cantata. The Seniors were honored with a party at Reddy's Retreat, given by the Hansen's and Ringness's. May--Q1 May 20 the Seniors were given a banquet by their mothers. The Rainbow theme was carried out. On May 13 the Seniors presented the Senior play, 'Stag Line. During May the Seniors had a Work Week to raise money for our Senior Uip. We had lots of fun, working and made money besides. On May 18 the Seniors observed Kid Day. We ate lunch at Meridian Creek and then came back to school to put on a program for everyone. On Sunday, May 23, the Senior Class of 1954 had its Baccalau- reate program. Reverend E. G. Tomkinson delivered the sermon, Bui1ding A Life. Wednesday Evening, May twenty-sixth the long awaited moment came .... Our Graduation. The address of the evening was given by Dr. Leonard A, Duce, Assistant Dean of Baylor University. Minah Hansen and Valorie Goodall were presented trophies for being Valedictorian and Salutatorian. At our last assembly the most outstanding students were announced. They were: Freshmen- -John Parks and Martha Colwick: Sophomores--Judy Appleby, John Gilliam, and Bob Lane: Juniors--Linda Jackson and Gid Smith: and Seniors--Minah Hansen and John Beaver. Thus ended the school year for everyone but the Seniors. We left May 28 for New Orleans, La. and returned on June lst. We had a marvelous time on our trip with many thanks to Miss Bettis and Mr. Appleby. fThree cheers for the bus ldriverl. So ends another school year for some, but for the seniors it 's so long to C,l-I, S. and four of the most wonderful years of our lives, some we'll never forget as full of fun. We'll never forget our classmates and friends at C.l-LS, To the teachers we owe a special thanks for their guidance through four of the most important years of our lives. To the ones left at C.H. S. we leave these few words--'Make these years at C.l-l. S. the best, and we hope you'll only have as much fun as we. We R E X T U R N E R Mr. C. H, S, OTHER FAVORITES Junior Class IRENE ULLAND - - - ------------ - STERLING SMITH Sophomore Class VIRGINIA THOMPSON -'----------- - -P, D. WALLACE Freshman Class GENEVA KLEINE - - - ------------- ROLAND ANDERSON 60446 D O R O T H Y M O R R O W Miss C, H, S, 7254410 3.1 MINAH HANSEN - JOHN Senior Class 'Ulla I Q--5,5 BEAVER GID SMITH - LINDA JACKSON Junior Class BOB LANE - JOHN GILLIAM JOHN PARKS - MARTHA COLWICK JU DY APPLEBY Sophomore Class Freshman Class SWT: Line.. I 5-x. L The Cast Senio A11-American Girl Ten Pretty Girls W O R K nn. 1' play . pkg! Kid Day Kapers -in Senior Banquet Kid Day for--Fun With a Water Gunj Annelle and John Little Sailors Party at Reddy's Retreat Another Senior Superlative A Washout The Trip--to New Orleans G R A N 'Wroms v P R 0 Processkonoh Grodoo1Kon Grond NNorc'rr ...... ...... FN r Mrs. O. B. Jenson c . N Ommencem Xrwocorrorr ...................,.,.... ............,..... R everend E. A. Bed-Jer 1 May 26 em . I th Soknororq Address ................................. 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