Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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Senior Activities Nina Bowman Girls League 4, Home Economics 2, Advisory Council 1, Pep Club 2, Dramatics Club 1, Journalism 1, Chorus 1, Latin Club 3. Doris Carmichael Girls League 4, Home Economics 4, Plays 1, Dramatics Club 2, Speech Arts 1, Oratorical Contest 1, Chorus 2, Pep Squad 2. Sam Coronado Advisory Council 1, Pep Club 1, C Club 3, Basketball 3, Football 2, Baseball 1, Journalism 1. Caroline Combs Girls League 3, Home Economics 2, Advisory Council 3, Volleyball 2, Tennis 4. Speech Arts 1, Latin Club 2, Chorus 1, Hobby Club 1, Journalism 4, Band 4. Arthur De Leon C Club 3, Honor Society 1, Track 1. Carlota Madrid Honor Society 4, Girls League 4, Home Economics 3, Advisory Council 4, Speech Arts 1, Chorus 2, Oratorical Contest 1, Journalism 2. Belia Marquez Girls League 4, Chorus 2, Home Economics 3, Advisory Council 1, Journalism 1. Nellie Marquez Girls League 4, Home Economics 3, Advisory Council 1, C Club 2, Volleyball 2, Journalism 1, Chorus 2, Hobby Club 1, Pep Squad 2. Patty Ann McWilliams Girls League 3, Latin Club 3, Home Economics 2, Plays 1, Advisory Council 1, Chorus 1, Dramatics Club 3, Band 4. Warren Montgomery C Club 4, Basketball 2, Track 1, Football 4. Charlotte Smitch Girls League 3, Dramatics 1, Home Economics 3, Chorus 2, Advisory Coun cil 1. Peggy Rascoe Girls League 3, Pep Club 3, Home Economics 2, Tennis 4, Advisory Council 3, Plays 1, Dramatics Club 2, Volleyball 2, Speech Arts 2, Journalism 4, Band 4, Latin Club 4, Hobby Club 1. Bud Rogge C Club 3, Pep Club 3, Track 1, Basketball 3, Football 4, Plays 1, Dramatics 1, Hobby Club 2, Baseball 1, Advisory Council 1. Clarence Rogge Band 4, Chorus 1. Esther Morales Honor Society 1, Girls League 4, Home Economics 3, Journalism 4, Advisory Council 2, Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, Hobby Club 3. Virginia Stute Girls League 3, Pep Club 4, Advisory Council 4, Tennis 3, Band 4, Latin Club 4, Hobby Club 1. Vada Trainor Girls League 4, Hobby Club 1, Home Economics 2, Chorus 1, Volleyball 2, Dramatics 2, Plays 1, Pep Squad 3, Band 1. Eddie Wilkerson Advisory Council 4, C Club 4, Pep Club 3, Basketball 4, Football 2, Tennis 4, Plays 4, Dramatics Club 4, Speech Arts 3, Oratorical Contest 3, Chorus 3, Journalism 4, Band 4, Hobby Club 3. Ellen Duke Marching Squad 3, Dance Club 3, Chorus 1. Albert Valdez Honor Society 4, Football 4, Advisory Council 4, Pep Club 4, C Club 3, Basketball 4, Track 3, Plays 2, Dramatics Club 1. Journalism 4, Latin Club 3, Hobby Club 2. Jimmy Wong Latin Club 2, Hobby Club 2, Journalism 3, Chorus 1, Advisory Council Eddie Padilla Track 1, Football 4, Basketball 4. C Club 4. Page Eight

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Senior History The Senior class of “42” began their school year with 26 members, but only 22 members are left. On November 4, 1942 a Senior Banquet was held. In November the Thanksgiving Senior Assembly was given. President—Albert Valdez Treasurer—Sam Coronado The Senior officers were: Secretary—Peggy Rascoe Cheer Leader—Eddie Wilkerson Sponsor—Mr. Parker Representing the class in the Honor Society for the first semester were: Albert Valdez Carlota Madrid Esther Morales In the Advisory Council, Senior class members were: Albert Valdez Carlota Madrid Belia Marquez Nellie Marquez Peggy Rascoe Caroline Combs Esther Morales Jimmy Wong Virginia Stute Nina Bowman Nelda Grogan Sam Coronado Eddie Wilkerson Charlotte Smitch Patty Ann McWilliams Albert Valdez was the student body president. Members receiving letters in sports were: Warren Montgomery Albert Valdez Sam Coronado Eddie Padilla Eddie Wilkerson Bud Roggs Lettermen in tennis and track had not been chosen when this annual went to press. The seniors received a banner, awarded by the Scholastic Committee, for receiving the highest grade average for the first six weeks. Under the direction of Albert Valdez, the Seniors erected the float which was awarded second place in the Home-coming parade. The theme of the float was “Victory.” The first assembly of the year was given by the Seniors at the beginning of the year and proved a top success. In the inter-class tournament held in February, the Seniors became basketball champions of C. H. S. by beating the Juniors and Sophomores. The customary Senior Ditch Day was held on March 30. On this event the Senior class journeyed to Safford and enjoyed themselves. The Seniors gave a Senior Ball and Banquet on March 17. The theme was in keeping with St. Patrick’s day. Page Seven

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Class of 1943 The Juniors—Class of “43”—began the third year of their career on September 2, 1941. The enrollment of the class was 28. At the time of this writing the class consisted of 26 members. The class was adequately represented in all extra-curricular activities. The first undertaking of the Juniors was The results were as follows: President—Johnny Black Secretary—Imogens Smith Cheer Leader—Alice Coronado the annual election of officers and sponsor. Vice-President—Iris Spoon Treasurer—Phil Shum way Sponsor—Mr. Patterson Juniors who participated in school activities were: Lucia Morales Harold Cox Magdalena Scott Iris Spoon Bill Perry Alice Coronado Patsy Perry Irvan Welch Carmen Lopez Tommy Sidebotham Frances Lindsey Johnny Black Armando Sanchez Maria Louisa Morales Under the direction of Johnny Black, the Juniors erected the float which won first place in the Thanksgiving Homecoming parade. The theme of the float was “Defend Miss U. S. A.” On February 6, the class entertained the student body by sponsoring a strictly-comedy assembly. Socially the Junior class will step into the spotlight when they honor the graduating Seniors with the annual JuniorSenior prom. Everyone is expecting it to be the biggest success of the social life of Clifton High School. first row: Smith. Uwlrr, McNeill, Dove. J. Perry. Spoon. P. Perry. Mr. Patterson. Second row: Dejesus. Scott. L. Morales. Ruiz. M. Morales. Coronado. Third row: Montoya. Shumway. Lindsey. Sidebotham. Cox. Fourth row: Cabral. Sanchex. Black. Perry. Tellez. Page Nine