Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Lena Copeland, secretary, Julie Bolick, presidenfg Barbara Boyce, freasu1'e0'g and Barry VVhitman, vice-president, talk about the supplies in the store. The Student Council is an elective body which strives to promote better student-faculty relationships, to cultivate school spirit, and to encourage interest in self-government. Supervising the school stores, framing the pictures of the past Student Council presidents, repainting the trash cans, and sponsoring Educational Week were a few of the many worthwhile projects of the Student Council. Typical of the activities sponsored by the Council were the Stranded in the Jungle dance and the Dear Santa dance. With Mrs. Timmons as advisor, this year's Council worked diligently to help the student body. They considered the enthusiasm of the students one of their greatest re- Wards. STUDENT CCUNCIL First Row, Left to Right: Clark Surratt, Judy Bedenbaugh, Billy Glenn, Elaine Boyce. Second Row: Diane Williams, Trecie Davis, Mimi Martin, Nancy Thackston, Joanne Todd. Third Row: Mrs. Shirley Timmons, advisor, Shirley Singley, Rosemary Seegars, Shirley Estes, Kay Roberts, Delora Lyda, Myra Snelgrove, Linda Milam, Jos- ephine Reeder, Jimmie Furr. Fourth Row: Judy Laney, Patsy Campbell, Jane Milam, Murray Addison. . -Nawmstt,-,wHv,,,, i.s.,..,.v19srWa.,MMsa-ef an ., , ,Wu W., , A ..

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First Row, lioft to Right: Nancy Neighbors, Diana Spencer, Elaine Boyce, Phyllis Sublett, Robby Hamer. Second Row: Rock Hailey, Wilmot Shealy, Linda Barron, Shirley lieagwie, Amelia W'est, Diane Price, Judy Hedon- baug'h, Maxie Brown, Fayrell Furr, Billy Chisholm, Bill Wilson, Miss Betty Jean llc-ill, advisor. ,Y THE SENTINEL All during' the school year the business staff of the SENTINEL, capably headed by Cliff McKittrick, worked diligently trying' to produce the necessary funds to edit the SENTINEL. The solici- tors obtained ads from merchants and businessmen. Also, they visited each homeroom during the SENTINEL drive to get sub- scriptions for the paper. These and many other similar duties were performed by this efficient staff. Kay Thomas, nssfsfanf business :mul- ugvrg Cliff McKittrick, hllSllIl'SS mum:- gvrg Delle Vlfilder, 1'fIiforg and Joel Cox, S5'f 'f f f f,mak1'P1aHS fm' the mixt Kay Thomas, assistant business IllllIlflgl'l'Q Mimi odltmnuf th0SI NTINEI Martin, f'irr'uIufiou Ill!lNIl!f!'I'Q and Cliff lVlCKittrick, IIIISI-HPSR llIllH!l!f!'I', examine a recent copy of the SEN- TINEL. 3 t 1

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Barry Whitman, Jimmie Furr, Delora Lyda, and Shirley Singley, members of the Clean-up Committee, pick up the trash in front of the school. Josephine Reeder, Linda. Milam, Shirley Singley, and Mimi Martin, members of the Project Committee, dis- cuss framing the pictures of past Student Council presidents. ,Q -15 t as NUS , nf ,amy - si wr.. 1 I ,l . 5 ,gm ...pus-uf-,W ,X Myra Snelgrove, Elaine Boyce, Barbara Boyce, Julie Bolick, Lena Copeland, and Judy Hedenlwaugfli, mem- bers of the Welcome Committee, greet Mr. Anderson as he arrives at school. Lena Copeland. Joanne Todd, Trecie Davis, Kay Roberts, and Myra Snelgrove, memlmers of the Dance Committee, decorate the ,Q'ym. Joanne Todd, Shirley Singfley, Linda IVlilam, llelora Lyda, and Nancy Thackston, memluers oi' the llome- coming Committee, decorate the crown for Miss U. Il. S.