Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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 w7 'kt ■vV The extra-curricular activities are the show of our school life. We work hard to produce an extravaganza which will please the public ere - a winning football team, an excellent concert, an outstanding play, a championship volleyball team, an attractive annual, etc. These are all important to our school production but the most vital activities are those which go on behind the scenes - those which the public seldom witness. Here the processes of learning are carried on. You as pupils are taught the art of acting in the greatest show of all times - Life and Living . Put all you have into your studies. Learn so that you will become a star in your life after graduation. J. M. Stephenson

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■ V O 'xpe iiyi6e?zcten-f Again, THE TROJAN makes a hit. This time with the hit theme -Movies. I am sure that you will agree with me that the 194-7 TROJAN is the best yet and that this book is another step forward in the progress of Clifton High School. I hope that the 1947 hit production will always recall one of life's happiest years to each of you students and that you will always cherish your part in the cast of this outstanding production. I wish to thank each of you for any part you may have had in making 1946-47 an outstanding year. Jack delzner Superintendent 'w7 'vV ☆

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Left to right: R. S. Ross, Ralph Baker, Ira Spoon. The School Board is one of the very few groups that neyer much recognition. They are elected by the citizens of the schoo '5 trict for a term of three years. Through -these men the school has permission to spend school funds and buy all necessary supplies. The students and faculty are grea+ly indebted to them for their endeavors to make our schools such high institutions of learning.