Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Miss Eloise Miller, co11Nsf'Im' for file' sopho- nmrc class, dzsrvzssrs 101111. Rivalry Blalock thc ymssibillizcs of 1'nr1'ous canfcrs. l Mr. Briglztzvcll, marnagcr of the Laurens Cord-Cola Boffling Company, and Mr. Wilder witli Miss Eloise Miller, Miss Frcmccs Shccly, Mars. Shirley Timnzrnzs, and Mr. Lee: V. D1l7'1ll'Gf, co'zu1sclm's, nlalfv plans fo organize rz Hi-Fi Club at C.H.S. COUNSELING PROGRAM Many have recognized the fact that high school students are faced with personal prob- lems which cannot be treated adequately in the formal classroom. To help these students solve their problems, the school provides a well- developed counseling program. The counselors check records to see whether students are ob- taining the correct number of units for gradu- ation. They also encourage students to maintain a high standard of work. Another phase of counseling is especially valuable to seniors. By giving information about colleges and vocations, counselors help the students make their choices for the next year. By this program not only the seniors but also all other students are greatly aided in formulating their plans for the future. Mr. Lee' V. D1ll'1l?U, counselor for the fresh- man class, fdllrs to LcGrai1dc Smith almuf The l'f'flllfICLlLi0l'IS of C.H.S. 'S- Forty-Seven

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The Jzmior Play, Betty Jane from Pzlnkin Lane, proved to be cz big success. JUNIOR CLASS...l96l Jolly Juniors are we!! All year our minds were filled with three Wonderful thoughts - Junior Play, the most in entertainment, fun, and hard workg the cake sale, the most exciting chapel program of the yearg and the Junior- Senior, a truly wonderful night. Although these were uppermost in our thoughts, how could we ever forget our part in Class Day and the thrill of becoming seniors? Even final exams couldn't discourage us as we eagerly anticipated our senior year. Lzmetfe Frazier has homeroom devotions be- fore juniors begin their day. Juniors enjoy wading a, recent edition of the SENTINEL. Forty-Nine