Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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SEARCHING FOR ACHIEVEMENT Our well-rounded program of activities has pro- vided a chance for each one of us to achieve a place in the life at Clinton High School. Our search for achievement has led us through the acitivities that have provided enjoyment, growth, and guidance. Though not always succeeding in reaching our goals, we have learned that strength and perseverance are necessary for achievement. By assuming responsibility and exercising leadership, we have sought to use our talents for the development of character. EAQVWQ, Qu i 1' 'W 1 ll WH 5 Wfs ' ' 1 Q - 4 I I . 5 I N Q :N -J X . 'M i e l i 9 lx ' M JJ is i I y ,gp Sf'Ul'Ilf-ll'S6'1Yl'lI

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Realizing that each school year is one to be remembered, THE CLINTONIAN editorial staff worked laboriously. The work began the first day of school - putting down ideas for layouts and making lists for copy, pictures, and sketches. After several months of continuous work the layouts were drawn, the pictures identified, the copy checked, and the final cor- rections made. Miss Frances Sheely was ad- visor forthe editorial staff. Financing the publication of THE ULINTON- IAN and keeping accurate records of all annual expenses were the responsibilities of the busi- ness staff under the supervision of Mr. Lee V. Duryea. The solicitors pounded the pavements, making the rounds in an effort to get those much-needed ads, and visited homerooms to en- courage students to buy THE CLINTONIAN. With a sigh of relief and a feeling of satis- faction the staff sent off the annu'1l for ub f P - Diane Stephenson, rnl1'r'rfis1'ng nlullugvrg lflrnie liCzlt.l0H. Strand, IHINIHVSH IllIlHIl!fI'l'Q and Svlvia King' usslslunf . . . hllNlll!'NN lHllIlllj1I'I', try to balance fll,lN'l'1lNlAN bools THE CLINTONIAN gill ,llilll L ll ll :: -- ,-lgll, b Ill. y... Inf -,AFH x.. TI? Oc! 2... Emu. -gs: JLZ7: 7.6:' ?'3:CI2r- AJ:- 17559 fc:- 5 :S ,,..-,- A'-'II ji'-11-. ec-3 :sg-ng, 'amp 352' 112'- 'Nw- 'J-72 ec: rm- :zu .if -Q! ..-42 . .. 'SWE ...f-. mg-EE E941 m : mi. 3:3 445 :SE - ,D-. -:.y m hmm I CE L. 42? 't :zu E --,Clk ul A., -. Zed 1. :cfm ,.4L Q., ..-2 'CEU ::5 nn-'T 4'--1 ,. . ,,-. 4-:-3 g,..:- 212: jx? 21 .-A.. W..- : Z '47' Ax,-1 ...-42 ? -1 :-if AE: 25? 2.4: Cf-5 WE :fm iz? if-2-,: I -Z 4-ff-'.., 3:2 'EFF Z O 0 :U ,.-A -gf F?f?'W es? -be-fdtill