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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

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May you al- ways cherish this book and may it bring back many pleasant memo- ries of your days at Clifton High School. THE STAFF Annual ruff dministration Superintendent? Message To the Graduates of 1955: We are proud of you, the members of the Senior Class of 1955. We are gratified by the fact that you have kept the faith and pushed on to higher goals which will lead to much personal happiness to you. Our wish for you is that your lives will show the high ideals and better standards of living which you have exemplified in Clifton High School. The world needs men and women of capable leadership, initiative, and the real de- sire to do something worthwhile. inf flqh Salma! Principal Grade School Prilfczjual ADOLPH ALLEN LOTTIE BETTIS RAYMOND COOK B.S., T.W. C. B,A,, Southwestern B,B.A., S.'I'.S.T.C NLE., T.W. C. M.A., Baylor M. S., S.T. S,T.C Mathematics English Commercial DELANE CASSEL B. S., Sam Houston State Teachers College Band NELL IENSON J. B. KUEHL NORA HARRIS A,B,, Baylor B,S,, N.T.S.T. C. B-A-o N-T- S-T'C Music Coach Librarian ,,,,f, f J! EDDIE MARTIN B. S., N.T. S.T. C. M.S,, Baylor Physical Education JOHN LOCKHART B. S, , Texas A 85M M. S. , Texas A 8nM Agriculture N LUCILLE WATSON Boss' To sacqwo B,A., T,S,C,W, M.A., T,S,C,W. ROGER OLIVER MYRTLE MITCHELL s.s., N.T.s.T.C. B.A., Baylor Coach Eighth Grade LEONA MCCOWN B,A., Sam Houston State Teachers M.A., Baylor Seventh Grade AUBREY ROBERTS B. S.. S.T.S. T. C. Coach Scenes vf 631-L5 BELL TOWER - iIZ .. .f-,M BETTIS AUDITORIUM K . GY MNA SIUM Q,m,, 6MQ,wbQf7 MS-C2,0fv17f f7lL,7 W' iw, MQ I QQH I0 YS 45 , 3 ggi fi if if 33,53 fw s,M, 3 5335 ff Ziffffvwv U . w 'WV , 4' f 5 TV , J W' '-yfbf' Rf'-if,,fJL , Jw Seuivrs SENIOR OFFICERS TEK OUTLAW, Vice President, RAY OSWALD, President, GAIL RINGNESS, Secretary BILL CODY, Treasurer, GENE AARS, Rep. I n I GENE C, AARS Band 1-2-3-4, lst Place Regional Sax. Soloist 35 Band President 3: Tri- State Scout Band 2, Cubs Chatter Editor, Annual Staff 3, 4: Class Reporter 4, Regional Journalism 3, 4. DONALD ANDERSON Band 1-2-3-45 Regional Band 2-4. 7 f iff? DORIS ANZ FHA 1-2-3, Pep Squad 2-3-4, Softball 1-2, Volleyball 3, SHIRLEY CANUTESON FHA 1-2, Scrapbook Keeper 2g Cubs Chatter Staff, Annual Staffg Golden Gloves Sweet- heart Candidate, Most Popular Girl Candidate, Tennis 1-2-3- 4g Volleyball 3-4, Pep'Squad 1-2, Secretary lg UIL Spelling 1-2-3-4. CAROL CARPENTER FHA 1-2, Annual Staff, Cubs Chatter Staff: Pep Squad 1-2-35 Basketball 2, Tennis l-2-3-4, Captain 2-3g UIL Spelling 1-2- 3-4, UIL Typing 3, Softball lg Volleyball 3. IOANN CASE FHA 1-2g Cubs Chatter Staff, Pep Squad 1-2-3-4, Cheer- leader 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Co-Captaing Softball lg Volley ball 3, 4, Tennis 1-2-3-4, Co- Captain 1-2, Most Popular Girl Candidate, Football Sweet heart Candidate 4, Class Re- porter 2g Class Princess-2-4. HARRY CA SH Football 2-3-4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track lg Harvest Carnival Duke 3. JERRY CASH Football 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2 3-4, All-District Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Baseball l-2-3-4g Golf lg Vice President 2g Most Popular Boy Candidate 4. BILL CODY Football 4. Football Manager 35 Track 3-45 Basketball 45 Harvest Carnival Duke 35 Most Popular Boy Candidate 45 Class Reporter 3, Class Treasurer 4, ALTON DAHL Golf lg Band 1-2-3-4, A11 Regional Band 3-4, All-State Band Candidate 45 Class Treas- urer 35 Annual Staff 2-3-45 Cubs Chatter Staff. MILTON DAHL FFA 1-2-35 Sentinel 1, BILL DOWDY Baseball 2-3-45 Class President 35 Harvest Carnival Duke 3, WILMA ERICKSON May Fete Princess5 Harvest Carnival Queen Candidate 35 Most Popular Girl Candidate 3-45 Football Queen Candidate 45 Number Sense 1-25 Slide Rule 35 Secretary-Treasurer 25 Band 1-2-3-45 Drum Majorette 2-3-45 Band Reporter 45 Cubs Chatter Staff5 Annual Staff. NORMA FINDLEY FHA 1-2, Vice President 25 Band 1-2-3-45 Basketball 3-45 Softball 1-2-3-45 Volleyball 3-4. CLAUDE GUSTAFSON Football 4g FFA 1-2-33 FFA Ir. Parliamentarian 1, Sentinel 2, Historian 3. PHILIP HANSEN Track 1-25 Softball 4, Basket- ball 2. DON HARRIS Golf lg Softball lg Baseball 3-4. RICHARD HOLT Golf lg Class Favorite lg Har- vest Carnival Prince 3g May Fete Prince lg Annual staff, LINDA JACKSON Basketball 2-3-4, Tennis lg Volleyball 3g Pep Squad 1-2-3- 4g Cheerleader 2-3-4g Pep Squadg Reporter 1, FHA 1, FHA Pianist lg Best All-Around Girl 2-35 Class Secretary 3g Football Queen Candidate 4, Cubs Chatter Staff, Annual Staff: UIL Typing 3, UIL Ready Writing 3. DAN IAMESON Track 3-4, Football 3-4, FFA 1-2-3. JACK KANZ Football 45 Basketball 3-45 Volleyball 3-45 FFA 1-2. DARLENE KELCY Basketball 45 Tennis 3-45 V ball 3-45 Pep Squad 3-4, NORIDA MCDOUGAL FHA 1-2-3, Reporter 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Class Reporter 25 Cubs Chatter Staff5 Basketball 2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Volley- ball 3-45 Softball l-2-3-4. TEK OUTLAW Football 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 A11-District 35 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Base- ball 1-2-3-45 Volleyball 25 Class Vice President 3-4: Class Favorite 15 Most Popular Boy Candidate 45 Harvest Carnival Duke 2g Winter Festival Duke 4. RAY OSWALD Class President 45 Debate 3-45 FFA 1. NELDA PETERSON Annual staff5 FHA 1-2-35 Pep Squad 15 Volleyball 1, VALJEAN POLK Golf lg Softball 15 Track Man- ager l5 Football 45 Band 1-2-3- ,4. J' ' CLAUDE RICHARDS Football 4, GAIL RINGNESS Class Favorite 15 Harvest Car- nival Dutchess 25 Winter Festi- val Duchess 45 Candidate for Football Queen 45 Volleyball 1-2-3-45 Basketball Manager 1, Basketball 45 Softball 2-3-45 Pep Squad 15 FHA 1-25 Band Flag Barrier 2-3-45 Cubs Chatter Staffg Annual Staff5 Class Sec- retary 45 Most Popular Girl Candidate 4. GAIL SMITH Best All Round Girl lg Pep Squad 1-2-35 FHA 1-2-35 Cubs Chatter Staff, Business Manager5 FHA Vice President 35 Pep Squad President 3. GID SMITH Annual Editor5 Class Vice Presi- dent l5 President 25 Cubs Chat- ter Staff5 Debate 3-45 Best All- Around Boy 2-3. STERLING SMITH Football 3-45 Baseball l-2-3-45 Annual Staff, Cubs Chatter staff, Best A11-Around Boy 15 Class President 15 FFA l-2, President 1, Secretary 25 FHA Sweetheart 25 Most Popular Boy Candidate5 Class Favorite 35 Basketball Manager 4. ANTON STACHA Football 3-45 Cubs Chatter Staff5 Basketball 45 Track 3-45 Volleyball 45 FFA 1-2. IRENE ULLAND CQMIWLI ANNA DORIS ZUEHLKE Band Sweetheart 45 Class Favor- Softball 15 FHA 1-2-3. ite 35 Band 3-45 Pep Squad 1-25 FHA 1-2-35 Band Reporter 45 Annual Staff5 Cubs Chatter Staff5 Tennis 3-45 Softball 15 UIL Jr. Declamation 25 Regional Jour- nalism 35 Extemporaneous Speaking 4. wi vs 4 QF, ' J ,',1 ' , 1 g. Q r I. ml' u 'ff 9 I , l v- 'H 'Wt uniors Sponsors: MRS. E. B. HARRIS, RAYMOND COOK, VIRGINIA THOMPSON, Secretaryg JANIS FORSON, Treasurerg JOHN P, GILLIAM, Presidentg IANIE DOWDY, Rep.: P, D. WALLACE, Vice President: ELVIS JOHNNY JUDY GENE AARS AMUNDSON APPLEBY ASHCRAFT 'ffl X x LLOYD NINA GERALD SYLVIA AULIE BLA NKEN SHIP BRONDSTAD CLEMENTS GARY IO EUGENE HUBERTA CODY DENTON DIET IKER DITTRICH IANIE VERNON IANIS BOBBIE DOWDY ERICKSON FORSON FREEMAN JOHN PHIL SALLY BARBARA BETTY GILLIAM GRANT GRIMM HEFNER I JAMES JAMES DOROTHY BOB IOSEY KETTLER LA NDUA LANE BETTY Jo DOREATHA JAMES KENNETH LARSON LARSON LARSON LARSON FRED BILLY DALTON BOBBY LUDWIG MCKINNEY MOORE NELSON KENNETH JERRY MARGARET BILLY NELSON PEA COCK PICK PILANT EVELYN COLEMAN TOMMIE ROY PRESCHER REST ER ROET SCHKE SCOTT FRANKLIN KENNETH BOBBY DAN SCHMINKE SOLBERG TA NKERSLEY THIELE vf.. v Z IRGINIA GLENDA HUGH THOMPSON TODD TROTTER P. D. NOALN KENT WALLACE W ELLS WESTLEY 1 N w , JIM JAMES OT IS BERNICE WHITE f - WOMACK ZETTLER Not pictured: ODELL TOTEN ophomores Joyce Amundson Roland Anderson Ray Benfer Sponsors: Roger Oliver A. Allen Glen Gaustad, Vice President Roland Anderson, Secretary Martha Colwick, Rep. John Parks, President R. C. Spitzer, Treasurer . -I ,..,. . .sl t F I. V f . . 3: ,... - . N nag ' 4 . , , ' r -, ws w s , uf ' 2' vfezffa 5 ' 1 , 1 is , M W' .. ..,. ' .r ., I r p IL., . . Y, .- gi - ' ,Q 15-2 we Q s 1 .K . 'E 5 3' ,- 9 Q .-' Q Freddie Boecker Jackie Brandon Lavonne Canady Hal Case Dorothy Cash Martha Colwick Floyd Denton Carmileta Dossman Douglas Finstad Glenn Gaustad Wayne Gloff Mary Golden Mary Gouldman Io Ann Grimland Patsy Grimm Betty Gustafson Claud Hardie John Henning Lois I-lonea Von Kleibrink Geneva Kleine Kenneth Kruse Sadie Lanham LaVern Lumpkin Dudley Mooney Ann Moorman John Parks Joe Richards Stella Richards Maurice Schoenrock Katheryn Solberg Margaret Sommerfxeld Ralph Sommerfield R. C. Spitzer Gayle Tankeraley Elizabeth Troutt Benny Turner Melba Turner Claudie Wagner Jerry Wilkerson Wanda Wilkerson Fred Wilson Carol Joyce Smoot Thurston Wright Samrnie Zander 'Q if I! In .Y ' '49'-oe-lr- wb s ' ,f Q R ii I 5' -3' 1 ,,. - 'UQ '3 ' ,W 5 vo fr-P A . -Q . gi ,mr 'Ou' -L ,Inf 9 'I.', 911. ' r B 1 f' 1 9'- . 1 f-TN in ,, x 'A ,J V if .4 , '13 ws ,-: 1,59 sf .A,, fx? reshmen Merle Belcher Peggy Benfer Lela Belle Cash Clements Larry Colwick waymon Culp Bobby Dahl Elvis Dahl Russell Dorward Margie Gilliam Richard Grimm Clarence Hefner Sponsors: I. B. Kuehl Mrs. Eddie Martin Peggy Benfer Secretary-Treasurer Margie Gilliam Vice President Frank Smith President Donald Henning Bobby Hord Joan Jones Donald Kanz Doris Kanz James Keel Ierry Keel Amell Larson Robert Larson Guy Lockhart Betty Ludwig Jerry Meyer Ann Miles Joann Mueller Dale Olson Kenneth Patterson Mary Pilant Roberta Prescher Tom Ralph Jerry Reesing Bobby Rester Marilyn Schramm Frank Smith Lloyd Turner 1 . l Y 1 ui - .ng 1 .21 4 its 6 1'1 X LL RQ ,' J' 'V .HJ . I 'ti 6 is K X H f . f a I - ' igi, y Q 'EVM dw ui . Nr 13,9 e E Q ., . 'P M Q lp 353 ' ' . ini' 1 -r :Qu . ' fi ' ,ij - ,lm ,zz .334 V e Q '- I 'f is f ,, -. ' r 1,4 4 xy 2 ' ' 'life . , ' 'lk ragga X. ' 'x B 1 1 'xy I James Zander Richard Asher Larry Wallace Maxie Wallace Gary Westley Hayden Westley Joe Willenborg I0 Ann Young unior hi Hoatball Top row: Borchers, Jenson, Cash, Davis, Neiman, J. Bean, Rierson, White, Josey. Middle row: Struempler, Canuteson, Zuehlke, Grimes, Walsleben, Harris, Eary, Allen, Anderson, Brandon, Coach Roberts. Bottom row: Bakke, Harris, K. Bean, Moncrief, Aars, Stewart, Kleine. Lane- hart, Wilderson, Turner, Vickery. fwqbfflyqp 65421- 13' Sigllflz Grade Seventh Grade rganizations GENEVA KLEINE BETTY HEFNER IANIE DOWDY GLENDA TODD JUDY APPLEBY R L I M C A kcgianal Players Selle! Hand 0fWccrs MP , 8. I, J MM 1 f-25' O f F f 5 i L' 5 i a s 4 Hlzcerleadcrs MARY HELEN GOULDMAN JO DENTON ICANN CASE MARTHA COLWICK LINDA JACKSON ZBA. gfllb if Z!-LA. OMccrs Ann Miles, Lavonne Canady, Silvia Clements, Huberta Diifich. Peggy Beflfer Carmelita Dossman, Betty Ludwig, and Margie Gilliam, Z 594. 61110 auorites .M 0 s P I 0 I' ll I a r I3 0 H l Baud SWK6flI6dff IRENE ULLA ND Z1-LA. l5'cau KENNETH SOLBERG M K W' e e 6' 5 n 0 m i n 9 'N Y BETTY HEFNER xfx Candidates for Queen MARY GOULDMAN Winter Qestiwzl Queen D e s d , e 1 r c v a . 1 I , c 1 e o n Pictured above is the late Mrs. Ora Lee Bettis, teacher in Central Texas Public Schools for approximately sixty-five years, in whose honor Bettis Auditorium was named. Standing are Mr. Kent Appleby and two former superintendents: Mr. W. D Raley and Mr. I. C. Wilkerson, all of whom had a major part in the Dedication Service during the Homecoming Festivities. Mug and .Queen of Hearts STERLING SMITH LINDA JACKSON Golden Gloves Sweetheart Eandidate SHIRLEY CANUTESON 1 I thletics First row: D. Kanz, Ralph, Case, Kleibrink, Spitzer, Parks, Gaustad, Tankersley, Turner, M. Wallace, Denton. Second row: Reesing, Womack, Erickson, Richards, G. Smith, H. Cash, Lane, Wallace, Ashcraft, Aulie, S. Smith, Gilliam, Roetschke, Zander. Third row: Coach Kuehl, Polk, Harris, Belcher, Lockhart, Larson, Anderson, I. Kanz, Ludwig, Jameson, Stacha, Thiele, F. Smith, B. Cody, Coach Oliver. Fourth row: Outlaw, L. Wallace, I. Cash, G. Cody C. Richards, Dahl, Colwick, Wilson, Westley, Hennig, Gustafson. ROGER OLIVER I. B. KUEHL AUBREY ROBERTS Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach TEK OUTLAW - Senior HARRY CASH - Senior P. D, WALLACE - Junior Co-Captain Co-Captain A11-State: 2nd Team I-Ialfback - 4 years Back - 2 years Fullback - 3 years All-District - 1 year Guard - 1 year All-District - 2 years All-District - 1 year Most Valuable Player Best Back JOHN GILLIAM - Junior BOB LANE - Junior BU-L CUDY ' Senior Quarterback - 2 years Halfback - 3 years Quarterback - 1 year All-District - 1 year gil JAMES WOMACK Iumor GID SMITH Semor R, C SPITZER Sophomore Halfback lyear Halfback Iyear Halfback lyear JERRY CASH Senior Back - 1 year End - 2 years A11-District - 2 years CLAUDE GUSTAFSON semor JOE RICHARDS Sophomore GUY LOCKHART Freshman Halfback - 1 year End 1 year End 1 year STERLING SMITH - Senior LLOYD AULIE - Junior VERNON ERICKSON - Junior Guard - 2 years Guard - 1 year Guard - 1 year i . in K , JACK FRED KANZ ' LUDWIG - Senior junior Tackle ' Tackle .- 1 year 2 years VALJEAN POLK - Senior KENNETH LARSON -Junior ROLAND ANDERSON - Sophomore Guard - 1 year Tackle - 1 year Tackle - 1 year DAN JAMESON Senior GENE ASHCRAFT Junior TOMMIE ROETSCHKE Junior Center 2 years Center - 1 year Center 1 year Not pictured JOHNNY AMUNDSON Junior Back 1 year 1954 Schedule and Sevres Clifton Opponent Kemp Meridian Valley Mills Mansfield Midlothian Granbury Alvarado Itasca Joshua Glen Rose Richardson - B1 District Paducah - Regional fwfr G Efaotlqall flzghhglzts nfl 954 The Clifton Cubs of 1954 added another brilliant chapter to the most successful era in C. H. S. football history. Their record at the end of the season showed eleven wins and one loss, the lone loss being to Paducah in Regional play. The Cubs started the '54 campaign with an 81 to '7 win over Kemp. Meridian fell before the Cubs by a 39 to 7 score and Valley Mills was conquered 50 to O. This marked the second straight win for the Cubs over the Eagles. Clifton opened district warfare against Mansfield and prevailed 51 to 0. In the next game against Midlothian, the Cubs jumped to an early lead, but the Panthers came roaring back and Clifton escaped with a well-eamed 20 to 13 win. The Cubs won their sixth straight game of the season when they defeated Granbury 28 to 0. Bob Lane turned in the greatest one-game scoring performance of the season in Central Texas when he scored seven touchdowns in the Cubs' 70 to 14 rout of Alvarado. The toughest foe on the schedule now loomed before the Cubs in the form of the Itasca Wampus Cats. P. D. Wallace proved to be the difference as he gained 190 yards rushing and Clifton won 12 to 0. The Cubs disposed of their last two district opponents, Joshua and Glen Rose, and reigned as District 11-A Champs for the third straight year, In the state playoffs, the Cubs defeated Richardson 12 to 7 for the Bi-District title and then met the Paducah Dragons for the Regional crown. Clifton took the lead early in the game, but yielded it before the half and went down by a score of 52 to 20, When the All-District selections were made at the end of the season, Clifton placed three players - Jerry Cash, Bob Lane and P. D. Wallace - on the first team. Harry Cash, Fred Ludwig and Dan Jameson were on the second team. Wallace was named the Best Back and The Most Valuable Player in the district. Coach Kuehl was named Coach of the year. P. D, Wallace received still another honor when he was named to the second team All-State Team selected by the Texas Sports Writers Association. The '54 grid season came to an end at the annual Awards Banquet, at which time the team and coaches were honored and the co-captains, Tek Outlaw and Harry Cash, were named. Y b QQ! I if? , e., f 1 L f it 2 E and 6 , rf, 1 selifisss N 1 gi .I Bmw X '44 NX! .Ag , N W N if 'K 63 by J - g P 'Q, 1 5' 0 A 0 4' f l b 1 11 0 l I1 I I Back row: Coach Oliver, J, Cash, Stacha, Dahl, Ludwig, Kanz, Jerry Keel, James Keel, Cody. Front row: White, Case, H. Cash, Lane, Wallace, Outlaw, Gilliam, Hennig. 14 Calm K Rl Girls' Kaskelball Top: Tankersley, Ludwig Solberg, Schramm, Cash, Ringness, Willingham, Gilliam. Middle: Coach Roberts, Prescher, McDougal, Findley, Appleby, Zander, Kanz. Jack son, Blankenship, Mueller, Coach Martin. Bottom: Denton, Kleine, Kelcy, Colwick, Hefner, Case, Dowdy, Dossman. is If !I JOANN CASE - Senior Forward 4 years Co-Captain NINA BLANKENSHIP - Junior Forward 3 years 4 BETTY HEFNER - Junior Forward 2 years GENEJIA KLEINE - Sophomore Forward 1 year GAIL RINGNESS - Senior Forward 1 year JANIE DOWDY - Junior Forward 1 year NORIDA MCDOUGAL - Senior Guard 3 years Co-Captain LINDA JACKSON - Senior Guard 3 years JEAN FINDLEY - Senior Guard 2 years DARLENE KELCY - Senior Guard 1 year y. U if U11 Q I Q I 'r ,Q 1 'x Q r 2 5 1 .Y 5 Crack Zkuuis Kaseball Vallcyball duertisers I 1 1:-L .E . 4:5 l:EVV-1512-I-' FORD MOTORS MERCURY FA12 M2125 STATE BANK. fs . K . N ,M A L X ' i,4.ws:w1+ Q . N www K ,, Q AM ... , V.. A A ,M 4 fe C E NTQAL TEXAS LUMBE R COMPANY Congratulations Clas s of 1955 WWW? 112 North Avenue D Telephone - 366 E STE L.l.Eg 1 DRESS SHOP I Our Sincere Best Wishes We MERCANTILE CO. The House That Gives Service E-,O ODALLQ . W Dry Gggds Furniture Q CLINIC Groceries Hardware HOSPITAL C:L.l7F3'I'-EX -AND GYM THEATERS JOE ENOCHS - Owner b I... , CLIFTON E C LIVESTOCK p COMMISSION COMPANY I A Square Deal to Everybody W. M. KUYKENDALL I Owner MQ w STANDECEE. ' ' CHEVROLET COMPANY Authorized S . MAGNOLIA ales and Service 329 W. 5th PETROLEUM COMPANY Telephone 171 1 Best Wishes W I L. E. TENNISON INSURANCE Compliments of CLIFTON STEAM LAUNDRY I Dependable Service l I 1AV4LJlNl'lD5CDlXI D' AJS BEAUTY . SERVICE STATION SHOP I Highways 6 and 215 102 N' Ave' D P11030 313 Telephone 61 Clifton, Texas g i 1 l 1 I nl Q T IZOTTEE. GROCERY 8: MARKET Trot to Trotters Good Luck Qffmfdf CAFE MR. AND MRS. BRYNIE Owner Best Wishes EGEIE N DENTAL OFFICE DR. TROY C. EGGEN CLIFTON FLORAL CO. Say It With Flowers 1311 West 3rd Street Phone - 103 OUTLAW B ROTHERS Wrecker Service Q Greasing Accessories Compliments of GENE VYKUKAL 'S PHARIVLACY PUBLIC SE RVI CE COMPANY ERICKS ON DRILLING and GOULD CID PUMPS if Compliments of COZY CORNER CAFE Key to Delicious Food 135 North Avenue D GORDON 8: ASHCRAFT VARIETY STORE 138 North Avenue D Clifton, Texas Congratulations 5-TEv1-E mfs Seniors of 1955 MOTOR CORNER PHARMACY and and IMPLEMENT COMPANY GIFT SHOP bgdfllif 7974 Best Wishes SERV ICE DRUG STORE That Personal Service MOTORS Prescription Service De Soto Plymouth Compliments of Congratulations to the ABC GROCERY M. D. COFFMAN - Owner Good Luck MODERN CLEANERS 318 West 5th Telephone 156 Congratulations CONOCO SERVICE STATION Owned and Operated by E, W. WALLACE G raduating Clas s Q Qin? LUMBER CO. Building and Supplies -..I Success to the Graduates TEXAS MILLING COMPANY Millers KB Flour and Feeds Clifton, Texas 204 W 7th Telephone 66 Good Luck Class of 1955 THE CLIFTON '2ECO'2D 310 West 5th Clifton, Texas Compliments of Wfhff Style - Qualtiy - Service Phone 247 Clifton, Texas IV1 AYO'S DEPARTMENT STORE Outfitters for the Entire Family 126 North Avenue D Clifton, Texas 1t's Best to Freeze CLJ1: TCIXI -AUTO LOCKER PLANT 115 South Avenue D Clifton, Texas ASSOCIATE STORE Hyles and Handley Phone 104 122 North Avenue D Clifton, Texas gym!! FARM MACHINERY Your J. I. Case Dealer Clifton, Texas N Hwy 6 Phone- 24-W KI N C-I-IE LOE' CLEANERS J. C. KINCHELOE 414 West 3rd Clifton, Texas Phone 87 C ong ratulati ons Seniors I WMM. HAT CHERY AND PRODUCE Telephone 211 146 North Ave. D Clifton, Texas Compliments of McCOWN TRACTOR COMPANY Ferguson Tractor and Implement 67f4ff2f-544462 qafawf 1 C29-4441, SORMRUDE GROCERY Telephone 9510 323 West 5th EVANS IMPLEMENT COMPANY 412 North Avenue G Compliments of THE COPPER SHOP MRS, TED EVANS, owner WIGGINS WASHATERIA Compliments of RAYMOND ROGSTAD Your Conoco Friend Phone 150 C ong r atulations Seniors of 1955 REIERSON STRAND Maytag and Frigidaire Appliances iw ZIMMERMAN RADIATOR SHOP 1-UCKER INSURANCE AGENCY Highway 6 Phone 129 Clifton, Texas Clifton, Texas Phone No. 1 YOUTH BEAUTY SALON Compliments of Phone 52 MR. AND MRS. MRS. LENA DENTON DCYLE BORCHEP-S can on Us HARRIS PONTIAC COMPANY I For All Your Plumbing Needs Clifton, Texas APPRECIATION TO ADVERTISERS During the early months of the 1954-55 school year, members of the OLD MILL staff and the senior class were at work on the task of securing ads from the business firms in town. 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