Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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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

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The Sentinel ll ... Edit EDITORIAL STAFF -- or .............,... , ..,,. , ....... . D ll Wild 5gg:,'uNA Associate Editor ..,....,.,.,,..., .,.,.... C Joel CJ: SCMOMSHC Junior Editor ....... ,,,,4 1' recie Davj: X N555 Feature Editor . ,.., .,..., J ulie Bollcli X, A5554 Sports Editor ..... ....,.,., D uck Adai' a Copy Editor ,........................ Barbara Boyce 1 . l Photographer ....,.,,.,........ ...... B ill Wilson d al fi Mrs Robert Johnsor Eitori Aviser ,......... ....., ,... , . ,. .. . , Beporters ....,,.... Charles Cooper, Marjorie Arnold, Amy Lou Black, Brenda Fallow, Virgil Cook, Janie Culbertson, Carol Franklin, Shir- ley Estes, Barbara Anderson, Janet Johnson, Scooter Holcombe, Billy .Glenn, Johnny Glover, Bllen Lawson, Carolyn Long, Jackie Robbins Mary Bart Stump, Jennie Ray Surratt, Sara Whitmire, Shirley Ann Timmons, EmilycDavis, Grace Orr, Sandra Dunaway, Furman Camp- bell, David Coo . Jimmy Johnson, Elizabeth Glover, Nancy Neigh hors, Fred Fowler, Gwen Hitt, Julian Adams, Clark Surratt, Billy ,Clnsbolm, Celia Gasgue, Jean Arnold, Corinne Boyd, Lonnie Farnell. Shirley League, San ra May, Gail Murphy, Judith Murrah, Martha Godfrey,.Anne Faser, Melda Dean, Brenda Sharpe, Margaret Stump. Rock Bailey, Ruth Holland, Judy Bedenbaugh, Elaine Boyce, Jimmy Orr, Bill Campbell. ' Julie Bolick, f0!lf1lVC'.? Pditorg Trecie Davis, junior 'TYDiSTS -44------4-'4---'----4-'------.--.. Lena C0pe1and,,Sandra,Day1s dfff '1 Delle Wllfimw f'd1f0'.'1 Ba1'ba1'a Boyce, COW ffffl- iL'S5'3?2t1'S32fI1iiZ NWI Duck Ad'3'11', SP0Vf-9 f'd1f07'5 and Joel COX, fl'-9S00Yl1fC' Exchange Editor ,....... ......,. 1 ....,..,.. , .. .,.....,,.,. Mimi Martin pdifo,-, W1-ite headlings for the SENTINEL. Busmess Adviser ..... ......... S ...4..,....,..., . . ., Miss Betty Beid Solicitors .,.......,,..,.. Phyllis Sublett, Myra Snelgrove, Diane Price. Diana Spencer, Nancy Neighbors, Billy Chisholm, Maxie Brown, Rock Bailey, Amelia West, Linda Barron, Judy Bedenbaugh, Elaine Boyce, Wilmot Shealy, Bobby Hamer. The SENTINEL, the Voice of the Students, provides an outlet for the talents of the many students who are interested in writing. Through its news, features, and editorials, the SENTINEL strives to create in students an inter- est in school life. Adopting Deadline-now! as their motto, the SENTINEL staff works faith- fully to keep the C.H.S. students up to date on items of interest. With Delle Wilder as a very capable editor, the school paper of 1960 had a very success- ful season. First Row, Left to Right: Shirley Ann Timmons, Barbara Anderson, Billy Glenn, Virgil Cook. Second Row: Mar'orie Arnold Shirley Estes, Sara Whitmire, Corinne Boyd, Jean Arnold, Celia Gasque, Barbara Elchelberger, J i Sandra May, Martha Godfrey, Emily Davis, Sandra Dunaway, Judy Bedenbaugh. Third Row. Anne F1ase1,Ca1- olyn Long, Jackie Robbins, Mary Bart Stump, Gail Murphy, Melda Dean, Janie Culbertson, Ellen lggwson, Brenda ' ' ' ' ' ' 'l L a ue Fallaw, Judy Murrah, Brenda Sharpe, hlizabe-th Glover. Fourth Row. Ame Black, Elaine Boyce, 11 ey e g , Johnny Glover, Jennie Rae Surratt, Ruth Holland. Fifth Row: Carol Franklin, Janet Johnson, Fred Fowler, Rock Bailey, Bill Campbell, David Cook, Furman Campbell, Julia McKee, Gwen Hitt, Nancy Neighbors, Jimmie Orr, Jimmy Johnson, Lonnie Farnell, Billy Chisholm, Charles Coope1'.