Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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A. Montoya and D. Tellez enjoyed themselves. The Last Attempt entertained at an early student dance. Gave Students Chance For Relaxation And Fun. The Trip played at this sock-hop sponsored by the Student Council, as a fun-raising drive for charity. Blazing high and hot was the bonfire for boosting spirit of team Students looked on as the annual Beat during rally for Morenci game. Morenci bonfire blazed. STUDENT LIFE-7

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The Occasions was one of the bands that played at a sock-hop. Some of the students enjoyed sock-hop. Variety Of Assemblies, Programs And Dances The year was filled with a wide variety of assemblies, skits, programs, and dances en- abling the students to enjoy whatever interested them most. From the tapping of the heels of the Miguel Galindo Spanish Dance Troupe to the demon- stration of the laser beam, students were able to forget the lessons and assignments for a brief moment. Dances held after football games, after basketball games, pep rallies for football, basketball and volleyball games, awards assemblies for sports and honors through the Twirp Day election and Western Day were all a part of student life during the year. Memories of the year must, therefore, include these moments of relaxation, for without the brief moments there would be no school as work and leisure are inseparable. M. Medina received award from Miss Seibel. The Miguel Galindo Spanish dancers entertained at a special assembly, which offered cultural entertainment from professional dancers. 6-STUDENT LIFE R. Wright demon- strated the laser

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The All-School presentation provided an opportunity for Clifton High actors and actresses to display their many tal- ents . A play with an unusually large cast was chosen for the annual production of the Clifton High dramatics department. The story of the play concerned the efforts of Peggy Morgan's ambition to become a member of her favorite club, The Triple S Society. In order for her to gain membership, she had to pass a test, which was being quiet for 48 con- secutive hours. During that period of time she became the main source of trouble for her parents and her boyfriend, as well as members of the club. Cast Presents: Patty Smith, who played Betsey, won baton contest with her marching. “I'm A Family Crisis” By Esther P. Olson Donna Tellez and Vangie Montoya applied makeup on Frances Garrett, who played Mrs. Morgan, before the performance. John Chacon, who played the Attend- ant, waited for this cue during rehears- al. Cast members Carol Dunagan, John Chacon, and Albert Montoya rehearsed and rehearsed before the final production. 8-DRAMATICS