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C Club Through the many years of club activities in C. H. S. very few clubs have become as active and as well-known as the “C” Club. To be eligible for the “C” Club a student must have earned a letter in sports in some school and at the time of entrance to membership must be participating in some sport in C. H. S. Students may earn a letter in such sports as football, basketball, tennis, baseball, track and volleyball. A few simple rules are exercised by the club. One of the most important of these rules is that it is forbidden for a member of C. H. S. to wear a letter of another school in the buildings of Clifton High. In this way students are encouraged to earn a letter belonging to Clifton. Other rules are: (1) attendance at each club meeting, (2) participation in club activities. It has become an annual custom for the “C” Club to stage a “C Club Carnival.” With the profits the club has an all-day picnic. The plans for these activities had not been completed at the time the TROJAN went to press. These activities have always proved successful and it is likewise expected to be so this year. Officers for 1941-42 were: President—Warren Montgomery Vice-President—Lucia Morales Secretary—Carmen Lopez First row: Huix. Cook. Trainor. A. Coronado. Spoon. Ix pez. Marquez. Second row: Lindsey. Martinez. G. Scott. Salcido. L. Morales. M. Scott. E. Valdez, M. Morales. Third row: Gomez. F. Wilkerson, E. Wilkerson. Co per. C. Spoon. Wrijrht. Canine. Fourth row: Montgomery. Urrea. Nunez. Padilla. Tellez. Cox. Martin. Fifth row: Black. Sanchez. A. Valdez. DeLeon. Brutinel. Cabral. S. Coronado. Sixth row: Mr. Parker. Sponsor: Lartcent. Perry. Rogge. North. Patterson. 'age Twenty
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Tennis The 1942 tennis team got under way February 23, 1942. Those reporting for practice at the time of writing were: Eddie Wilkerson Tanis Madrid Storm Cocks Jimmy Gomez Renny Parque Alfredo Morales Johnny Black Patsy Perry Pat Rogge Patsy Trainer Alice Coronado Margy Salcido Betty Cook Audrey Rascoe Kathlyn Tomp Iris Spoon Ophelia Sandoval Carmen Mendoza Peggy Rascoe Caroline Combs Bonnie Crisp Edna Baker Naomi Cosper Lucia Morales This years tennis schedule was: Morenci—there Safford—there Mesa—here Globe—here Duncan—there Miami—here Morenci—here Duncan—here Although this article was written too early to give the scores of the matches, it is expected that the Trojans “netters” will make quite a showing for themselves. First row: Coronado. Baker, Tomp. Cosper. Second row: Mendoza. Morales. Valdez. Cook. Third row: Coach Wade. Perry. Spoon. Fourth row: Gomez, Madrid. A. Morales. Wrilkerson Page Nineteen
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Pep Club The Pep Club was originated in this school in 1934. It has been one of the most popular clubs since then. This year, due to the unlimited interest of the members, the Pep Club was able to sponsor several of the best pep rallies and pep assemblies that have been seen in Clifton High School. During the football season they sponsored rallies for the Thatcher, Duncan, and the Thanksgiving game with Morenci. The night before the Thanksgiving game, od lamps were placed around the “C”. The lamps were lighted at eight o’clock and they continued burning all night. At this same time a large group of students gathered around a bonfire behind the stadium and gave a number of yells. Citizens of Clifton were impressed by the glowing “C”. The Alumni re-lighted the “C” for the game. In the future, we hope more pep rallies of this nature will be presented. To become a member of the Pep Club, applications for membership must be turned in. These applications are considered and voted upon by older members of the club. Those receiving the most votes become members. The officers of the Hep Club for this year were as follows: President—Bud Rogge Vice-President—Albert Valdez Secretary and Treasurer—Johnny Black Pint row: Bowman. Lopez. Coronado. Cosper. Rascoc. Perry. Second row: Stute, P. Raacoe. Morales. Scott. E. Morales. Cook. Third row: Rogge. Shumway. Spoon. Lindsey. Valdez. S. Coronado. Fourth row: Welch. Black. Cox. Wilkerson. Brutinel. B. Perry. Top: Mr. Liem. Page Twenty-one
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