Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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First Row, Left to Right: Murray Addison Mary Balt Stump Barbala Andelson Ann Maile Henry Sec ond Row: Bruce Mills, Jennie Surratt Janet Johnson Jane Milam Rosemaly Seegars Blenda Fallaw MHIJOYIC Arnold, Martha Todd, Linda Greene, Lynn Thomason Jane Gibson Thud Row Johnny Glover Hap McSween Joe Gettys, Larry Edwards, Pete Cooper Allen Ba11on Bill Forbes Billy Glenn Mike Reddeck Mrs Lewis Wal lace, advisory Nathan Gilstrap. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE ORDO PLEBEIUS ORDO SENA TORID 'S' Duces: Jane Milam, Hap McSween. Consnls Billy Pltts Josephine Reeder Assistant Practors: Murray Addison, Joe Gettys Plactms Bunky Blalock Patricia Blown Program Chairmen: Barbara Anderson Billy Glenn Quaestm Corinne Boyd Assistant Quacstors: Marjorie Arnold Allen Barron Poogzafnz Committee Hamlet Wilson Tommy Cope Assistant Program C7l1a1'rn1cn..' Ann Marie Henry Bruce land Mills. The members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. They believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them under- stand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to an- cient civilization for its govern- ments, laws, literatures, lan- guages, and arts. Mrs. Lewis Wallace is advisor of the Clinton High Chapter of the Junior Classical League.

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First Row, Left to Right: Judith Murrah, George Muckenfuss, Lois Marie Haselden, Mike Foster, Ty Smith, Julia Bolt, Ronnie Moore, James Cason, Fred Fowler. Second Row: Elaine Austin, Tommy Sanders, Pete Cooper, Gary Goss, Martha Godfrey, Larry Edwards, Mike Reddeck, Tommy Morton, Toni Lott, Bill Rowland, Brenda Sharpe, Keith Cauley, Milton Moore, Hap McSwecn. Third Row: Joe Powell, Butch McElveen, Preston White, Steve Crowe, Johnny Glover, George Beaty, Fredrick Whitmire. BAND Under the direction of Mr, Harry Bouk- night, the Band added more zest not only to the football games but also to the school pep meetings and other athletic functions. Through concerts given during the year, band students also received training in concert music. Provided he meets the requirements set by his director, a student may earn one-half unit. There are thirty-two members in the marching band, which is well equipped with uniforms and instruments. MAJORETTES Left to Right: Patricia Sellers, Margaret Stump, Diana Spencer, Amelia West, Reta Bond.