Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Among their interesting programs were dem- onstrations and discussions on Careers in Home Economics, Christmas decorations, china, crystal, and silverware. To highlight the year, the F.H.A. sponsored their annual Christmas dance. Louise Speake, Sandra Dunaway, Barbara Wilson, Anne Fraser, Diana Spencer, Melda Dean, Susan Work- man, Cecelia McLendon, Carolyn Heaton, and Nancy Neighbors received first and second honors in the fashion show last spring. 0F AMERICA First Row, Left to Right: Reta Bond, Verle Barker, Jackie Robbins, Shirley Ann Timmons, Ann Marie Henry, Shirley Estes, Sara Whitmire, Barbara Anderson, Marjorie Arnold, Judy Davis, Martha Todd, Linda Greene, Rosemary Seegars, Shirley Ann Lawson. Second Row: Diane Bradberry, Mary Bart Stump, Jane Ellen Fowler, Linda Bedenbaugh, Barbara Grant, Carolyn Long, Sandra Ginn, Mary Jo DeVore, Phyllis Bodie, Ellen Lawson, Brenda Fallaw, Annette Young, Lynda Whelchel, Jane Gibson. Third Row: Lynne Thomason, Carol Franklin, Ame Black, Murray Addison, Dianne Williams, Sally Pitts, Janet Johnson. Fourth Row: Peggy Rhodes, Jennie Rae Surratt, Janie Culbertson, Sheila Jacks, Judy Bedenbaugh.

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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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First Row, Left to Right: Robert Watson, Gerald Bledsoe, Billy Teague, Clyde Wehunt, Perry Simpson, Hayne Workman, Martin Boyce, Gary 0'Shields, Teddy Stroud. Second Row: Junior Watson, Pat Lanford, Pete Godfrey, Charles Harris, Douglas Lollis, Stanley Owens, Sandy Templeton, Billy Norris, Reid Chaney, George Fulmer, Buddy Murrah. Third Row: Mr. Avery Smith, advisor, Tommy Lianford, Judge Vaughan, John Finley, Lonnie Farnell, Harold, Garner, Larry Fulmer, Jim Maner, Carl Kinard, Chuck Copeland, Mack Nabors, Ben Copeland, Tony Beden augh. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A The F.F.A. is a club composed of boys who ' A' are interested in all phases of agriculture - shop, farm management, home management, landscaping, gardening, and basic agriculture. Under the guidance of Mr. Avery Smith, various contests were held, such as land judg- ing, parliamentary procedure, public speak- ing, live-stock judging, and dairy judging. One of the highlights of the year was a week at F.F.A. Camp at Cherry Grove Beach. lings. Ninety-Two Wayne Morgan, president, Joel McElhannon, senti- 'nelg Jimmy Wham, 'vice-president, Carol Compton, secretary, Bruce Morgan, treasurer, and Jim Addison, rcpo1'tei1', learn from Mr. Smith how to plant pine seed-