Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

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Ed Wheeless President George seems to be enioying the girI's break at the Twirp Dance. 3 Jimmy Matthews Vice President Students enjoy the music and dancing at the club each Friday ar Saturday night. ff enjoy fAe :Loc ing v Y CLA Anne Tart Secretary-Treasurer I 48 1

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6106! 60116014 .5206 Oil. The C.H.S. Band has made much advancement throughout this year under the direction of Mr. Ed Taylor. As has been the custom for several years, band practice was held during the summer months in prepara- tion for marching season. For half-time shows at football games, the band marched in a company front and did precision drills. The shows were enioyed by both Clinton and out-of-town spectators. The concert band has practiced many long hours for the district and state contests which are held in the spring. They have made excellent showings in the past and we know they will continue to do so. Besides all these activities, the band helped carry out the calendar drive, held a band clinic, filmed a television program, marched in sev- eral parades, and presented numerous chapel programs. Mr. Ed Taylor, Director Mr. Taylor is showing Joan how her part should be played. The band gives a concert in chapel. l 47 l Mr. Taylor is following the music closely to be sure everyone is playing correctly.

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i 2 as Teen-age Recreation Center Mr. Bill Duke, Recreational Director As in the past years, the Teen-age Club has offered a pleasant atmosphere for teen- agers to meet and socialize over the week-ends. The very latest records are played for both listening and dancing enjoyment. Local civic clubs have contributed greatly to the furnishings of the building and beautification of the grounds. Mr. Bill Duke, who is our recreational director, has done a fine job and we owe both him and our town our thanks and appreciation. l 49 l