Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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 The Used Key is Always Bright Benjamin Franklin When we enter Clifton High School we are given a key. No, we can't see it nor feel it; nevertheless, it is placed in our hands and it will open many doors. The doors can lead to a good academic education, a good physical education as well as an opportunity to learn how to live, learn, and work together as members of a modern society. Privileges for a fuller life will al- ways be available to those who desire them. Opportunities, throughout our lives, will be presented to us, but we must decide which ones we should grasp-- the road taken must be our choice. As the great Trojan spirit of old is recaptured in the 1966-67 school year, may it offer an incentive to all students to use the key of opportunity of which the Tro- jan is a symbol. Thereby, we will create a better so- ciety, a brighter future, and a fuller life. Use your key often and wisely--it will shine with use.

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Robert Jenkins Editor-in-chief TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme..............................Page 4 School Life........................Page 5 Organizations......................Page 11 Academics..........................Page 17 Faculty and Administration..................Page 29 Classes............................Page 39 Sports.............................Page 59 Advertising........................Page 83 Senior Register....................Page 105 Index..............................Page 107 3

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Student Body President Aguirre Mr. James Patton, Principal, begins 22nd year at CHS BUDDY AGUIRRE AND MR. PATTON GIVE ’66-67 KEYNOTE SPEECHES Student Body officers meet with the Student Council every Monday to discuss school problems and find solutions, in order to create har- mony between students and facul- ty- Discussing the trophy case are Student Body officers Ray Frasquillo, vice-president; John Paterson, treasurer; Buddy Aguirre, president; and Penni Nichols, secretary. 5