Clinton High School - Eagles Nest Yearbook (Clinton, LA)

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SPECIAL EVENTS I qw, wg. gr, .. junior Beta Induction: Laura Carmichael, Cedric Anderson, Timothy Sens- ley, Sandra Lefleur, sponsor, G. J. Charlet, III, Vera Steptoe, sponsor, Wendy Rogers, Annie Jackson, sponsor, Leah Browning, Sandy Lee, Min- nie Douglas, Asst. Principal, Karen Mardis, Allison Kent, Larryssa Rich- ardson. Seventh grade gifted students visits the state capitol. Left to right: April Burgoyne, Laura Carmichael, Wendy Rogers, C1. J. Charlet, III, Corey Wright, Rep. John Travis, Tom Lusk, teacher. PTSO President and community helper, George Charlet, jr., does some hard meditating on Bo Staples' Social Studies Fair Project 64 Sing along with Mrs. Dee. Mrs. Philson offers meditation at All-Sports Banquet.

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TI-IDSE SPECIAL DAYS The notorious auctioneer, Gordon Peters tests the muscles of Beta slave, Stacy Hughes. , WW., Nicole Charlet gives her master, Mr. Beauchamp the grand treatment as she shields him from the blazing sun. Kiddie's Day was a hit at CHS, with Nicole Charlet, Timmy Peters, Keith Charlet, Stacy Hughes, Hatcher Tynes, and Brandy Brady, wr.. QE Talking about a slave with masters, Maurice Brown had five. jackie Shropshire and Alisa Dunn leaves him holding the bag. These boots just won't shine, said slave, Dawn Wallace to Master, Barry Pickett. At right, Marya Hoskins cleans up the confetti trail of masters Doug, Keith, Barry, Matthew, and Beauchamp.

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District Literary Rally Winners and State Competition: Evangeline Spurlock, stenographyp Timmy Peters, Voc. Ag Ill: Hope Wallace, G.O.P.: Matthew Peterson, Extemporaneous Speak- ing-State Superior 5300.00 scholarship: Tim jones, Voc. Ag. II. Region VII District Social Studies Fair Winners: Lillie Feierabend, Stacy Hughes, Derald Spears, james Howell, Maurice Brown, Brandi Brady, Reginald Robins. Not pictured: Larissa Miller, Nicole Charlet, Dawn Wallace, Matthew Peterson, Nicole Veal, Tim Iones. The academic structure at CllRf0n High remained intact and become more solid with the fusing of diverse mteliects from Clmton Junior High and Clinton High School Striving for scholastic excellence contm ued to be the focal point of both the teach ers and the students As the school year began in August, plans got underway for up coming compe tmons Students approached all events wzth th confidence of succeeding and of bemg ranked among the best in the state :V 115-fel i: fr ze gl,.5,,i.y,'1A-r - 'gl r V7 i ggyw ,V Vgy, h,,M ,,,,, 3.5 ,A,gr ,g.'.g ,riy ,4,, - ,vtg ,. '51, : 1 r ' , 4 I ,ry ' 4, Tim Jones, the computer whiz at work.