Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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honor society The Clifton Honor Society was started in 1932, Since its origination it has been active each school year. The club has done splendid work in encouraging students to work for higher grades. During the past three years the honor roll of each six weeks has noticiably increased. Two years ago the society inaugurated the idea of giving a fountain pen, inscribed with the word merit , to the student making the highest grades during the six weeks, not including Honor Society members. This year the organization is again carrying out the pen award play. The Club has raised sufficient funds through concessions at various dances. Requirements to become a member of the society are a semester average of at least 2 A's—2 B's The first semester officers are as follows: President-Bob Anderson Vice President-Bobby Hall Sec. and Trea3.-James Smith Members were Carlota Madrid Jean Rascoe Albert Valdez Emilienne Brutinel Virginia Anderson June Potter Jean Rascoe The second semester officers are as follows: President-Bob Anderson Secretary-Carlota Madrid Members Arthur De Leon Freda Alexander Jean Rascoe Vice President-Avis Crowder Virginia Anderson Bobby Hall Emilienne Brutinel June rotter Mariana Riley DRnMnTICS The Dramatics Club is a small club but it is very active Those who are entitled to membership are taking Dramatics or have been in our school plays or public contests sponsored by the school. The club has had two parties. One was a dance given in the Legion Home. Sandwiches and punch were served and a good time was had by all. They also sponsored a round the world dinner and ended up by going to the show. Officers President-Mariana Riley Secretary-June Potter Vice-President-Ray Goodspeed Treasurer-Betty Farmer Emilienne Brutinel Margaret Schade Bob Anderson Lon Smith Members Virginia Anderson Fred Leonard Jim Cockran Elizabeth Crisp Margie Tabor Jean Rascoe Marie Cook Buddy Raines Joanna Baxter 29

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ADVISORY COUNCIL This year changes have been made in the Advisory Council. In past years the council has consisted of 21 members. They were chosen by faculty approval upon application. This year there was a greater number who wished to become members and the faculty accepted every applicant, making an Increase of 20 members. The Council was divided into seven committees. Three new committees were added to the original four. The four original committees were the assembly Committee, General Control Committee, Social Committee, and the Clubs and Publications Committee. The latter was made into two separate committees, and the Scholastic and the Guidance are the other new committees. The Council has been active this year for the committees have turned in some good results. Of special interest is the school scrapbook that is being kept by the General Control Committee. On February 14, the officers and chairman attended the annual student Body Presidents' Convention in Prescott. Officers President-Jean Rascoe Secretary-June Potter Vice President-Elizabeth Crisp Treasurer-Raymond Goodspeed Chairmen Assembly Committee General Control Committee Social Committee Clubs Committee Publications Committee Scholastic Committee Guidance Committee Margaret Schude Emilienne Brutinel Freda Alexander Clive Filleman Mariana Riley Albert Valdez Eddie ffilkerson Members Norma Reid Ruben Tellez Virginia Stute Amelia Perez Bob Mealey Edward Cosper Marie Cook Peggy Smith Caroi ine Combs Geneva U. Smith Helen Smith Betty Farmer Colleen Me Neil Imogene Smith Amelia Manuz Carlotta Madrid Alex Paterson Bob Anderson Rebecca Perez Virginia Anderson Ida 14. Goodspeed Herminia Morales Edward Marquez Johnny Black Peggy Rascoe Fred Leonard Iris Spoon James Smith 28

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 C CLUB The C Club was organized under the direction of Superintendent Liem. The club is one of the most active clubs in the school for it has a more definite purpose than most clubs. The C Club is made up of all students who have earned a letter in some sport in this high school or a student who has earned a letter in some other school and then transferred to this school. The purpose of the club is primarily to encourage participation in sports. Among the highlights of the club is the annual C Club Carnival. The receipts of this carnival are used to increase the athletic fund. Another event which is anticipated by all is the annual C Club picnic held in the Spring. The new members are initiated at the picnic. Last year's picnic was held at Lower Eagle approximately ten miles from Morenci. This year's C Club has one of the largest memberships in the history of the organization. Officers of the Club are as follows: President-Edward Marquez Vice President-Maxie Bigbam Sec. and Treas. June Potter Members Bob Anderson Joe Subia Mariana Riley Norma Reid Bobby Cazares Amelia Perez Bobby Hall Helen Smith Valentino Hernandez Celia Morales Lucia Morales Eddie Wilkerson Geneva Smith Jim Benshimol Jean Rascoe Marie Cook John Chaudoin Joe Contreras Sofia Martinez Leroy Adams Edward Montoya Warren Montgomery Gilbert Perez Julio Mendoza Ann Taylor Margaret Schade Buddy Baker Emilienne Brutinel Olive Fllleman Lon Smith Ramon Manuz Ray Goodspeed Virginia Anderson Mauro Morales Robert Ochoa Alice Coronado Buddy Rogge Cuca Perfecto Iris Spoon HOME EC. CLUB The Home Economics club under the sponsorship of Mias Virginia Blrtcher, home economics teacher, has been quite successful this year. During November both an initiation and a candle light meeting were held. At the initiation, new members had to carry kitchen utensils, onions, and potatoes around with them. The candle light meeting was held for the purpose of instructing the new members on the laws and regluations of the club. On February 13, 1940, a Valentine party was given. The party was enjoyed by all Home Economic Club members. Games were played and delicious refreshments served. The Officers of the Club are as follows: Presldent-Lilllan Perez Secretary-Joanna Baxter Vice-President-Emilienne Brutinel Treasurer-Carlotta Madrid