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Left to Right: Barbara Boyce, sponsored by the Joanna Foundationg Julie Bolick, by the American Le- gion Auxiliary, Sylvia King, by the Bailey Foundationg and Dvlora Lyda, by the Bailey Foundation. Nine Clinton High School students experi- enced a profitable week at Girls' State and Boys' State during the summer of 1959. The girls met at the University of South Carolina on June 7-13, and the boys met on June 13-19. Each group not only enjoyed vespers, a ban- quet, skits, and a tea at the Governor's Mansion but also learned state governmental procedures by hearing speakers and panel discussions, by taking part in elections, and by visiting govern- ment officials. GlRLY'STATE md BOYS'STATE Left to Right: Maxio Brown, sponsored by the .Io- anna Foundationg Delmar Hardman, by the Bailey Foundation: Duck Adair, by the Lions Clubg Mack Gaffney, by the Bailey Foundation, and Ricky Rhame, by the Exchange Club. -wmiv' mw- Eighty-Nine
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OLD ENGLISH C These students eligible for an Old English C are seniors who have done creditable Work on the SENTINEL and THE CLINTONIAN. These students work on school publications regularly during one period of their schedule. They re- ceive Old English C emblems and are quali- fied to wear the Old English C on their class rings. Sara Ray Linda Milam De-lle Wilder Joel Cox Ernie Strand Cliff McKitt1-ick Sylvia King Kay Thomas Eighty-Eiglzt Cathy Hart Claire Smith Julie Bolick Duck Adair Marlene DeYoung Mona Cannon Diane Stephenson Pat Jacks
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First Row, Left to Right: Josephine Reeder, Shirley League, Jean Arnold, Margaret Stump, Amelia West. Second Row: Celia Gasque, Mary Ann Brown, Susan Workman, Brenda Turner, Diana Spencer, Sandra May. Third Row: Gail Murphy, Becky Farmer, Grace Orr, Linda Boland, Elaine Boyce, Mrs. Jack Haskin, sponsor. The Clinton F.H.A. Chapter is a member of a national organization of students studying F U T U R E H O M E M A K E R S homemaking in high school. Following their motto, Toward New Horizons, each member learns to cook and sew. In addition, the second year students study family relations and take a six weeks' course in budgeting. Alice Cunningham, sc'c1'c'fu1'yg Corinne Boyd, rice-pwsirlcvzig Harriet Wilstn, president, Barbara Eichelberger, reporter, and Mary Jane Jacobs, treasurer, have tea from their new silver service. Ninety 1
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