Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

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SENIOR BOOK Whurlwamd Stuff Tha Whlrlwmd the re gular Qchool publxcatlon was li-SUOLI b1 weekly by the members of the Journallsm department Thls course was under the Qupervlslon of Mxss Nabors and only memberfs of the semor class were el1g1ble for enrollment The WhlTIWlDlI waa self eupportlng relymg entlrely upon lte advertlsmg for sup port The l1fe of the paper was made pOSSlb16 only by the ap1end1d support whlch the Clmton busmess men gave It Of all the xssueq tht speclal Chrmtmas and Apr11 Fool numbrrs wtre probably the most popular FIRST SFMFSTFR SFCOND SFVIFSTFR FVFLYN HACKNEY Fdltor EVFLYN HACKNFY MARGARFT LITTFLL Aeaoclate Fd1tOF 'VIARGARFT LITTF L MARIFTTA GLASGOW Sports Edltor 'VIILDRFD KAYSFR IONP MITCHELL Feature Edltor JOFL 'VIARTIN NFLLP MCABFF' Newq Fdltor ARLFNIF CHAPMAN FUGFNF FFNNEMA Busmess 'Vlanager FUGFNF FFNNFMA WILFORD MILLSPAUGH Aaa t Buslness Manager WILFORD MILLSPAUGH CHARLFS TUCKFR Ass t Buemess Manager WILLIAM CARTFR .IOP L MARTIN Fxchange Fdltor LUCILF KAMMFRLOHR ZFLLA MAF TACKITT Joke Ed1tor MILDRFD FFRGUSON First Row NELLF MCABEF IONF' MITCHELL MARGARET LITTELL LUCILE KAIVIMFRLOHR ZELLA MAE TACKITT MARIETTA GLASGOW Second Row LOUISE NABORS WILFORD MILLSPAUGH EUGENE FENINENI-X CHARLES TUCKER EVELYN HACKNEY JOEL MARTIN tw enty sex en 19 3 2 0 0 ' I 3 ' ' y' 5 ' ' v 1 ' 1 1 '- y ' I I , . ' ' . ' -, . , I I I I II I I 1 J -v--v--f4------------4-------- J ' .--.-..-..v-..-----......... .A 4 . . , I I . ,.... .,,., ,.,, . . I ...,..., .......l. I I III A l .V . V..,.,.. ,.,. , Q I ...., .... . . ., .,.., A 1 4 I ,,.........,...,......,,...... ' ....,,.......,....,..,....,,..,.,. I I LUCILE KAMMERLOHR ...,..,., ..,..... N ews Editor ,,,.,,.,.............,..... .,.. N ELLE MCABEE I I I I ...,,,. I .,,. ,.,. ,,,,.,, , - I ' . ,,,.. , I. I I I A 4 4 4 .,,,,,,,,,...,.... I L ...vfvr .......... 4 4 A A J .. L I .' ' I I ,.,,.,., I ,, .. . ..Y..Y..,,...... I I ....,..... ................,... I I ' .,,,, . .. .., I I 1 A .,,. ,,.........v-.. . ---------- ----- - - 1 1 ' : : I I, . , , 4 1 u v ' 1 z , - . - A A - ,

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SENIOR BOCNK Debate The mter class debates began on December Sth and were held m the hlgh school audltorlum The semor class debaters Douglas Myers Wllford 'VI1l1spaugh Marvm Jones Carroll Crabb Fvelyn Hackney and Eugene Fennema were XICIOFIOUS wmnmg the Judges decxslon ln each debate Smce the freshmen part1c1pated ln the Jumor h1gh school conference contests tht hlgh school debaters were l1m1ted to the members of the three upper classes The hlgh school debates were under the mstructxon of Mxss Mable Cranmer he ui of the mathematlcs department Thelr questxon thls year was Resolved That Com pulsory Insurance Leglslatxon Should Be Fnacted by the Sex eral States The afflrm atlve sxde of the questxon was upheld by Wllford Mlllspaugh and Dax 1d Bowersock wh1l he negatne team was composed of Douglas 'VIyers and Drusllla Butler The altern xtes were Dxck Gllllland Fxelyn Hackney Fugene Fennema and Marvln Jones Several letter men w1l1 be back next year and they w1ll form a nucleus about whxch a strong team can b bullt Clxnton Coopertovsn Canute Elk Clty Frlck Foss Mt VIGVL Sayre Thomas and Weatherford form the South West Conference 'Ihe Jumor h1gh school debaters were under the dlrectmon of Mr Henry Ford and won lst place ln that conference The1r questxon for debate was Resolved That Cham Stores Are a Detrlment to tht Best Interest of Our Publlc Plr t Row WILFORD MILLSPAUGH EVELYN HACKNEY DRUSILLA BUTLER FUGFNIF' FFNNFMA Second Row MISS CRANMFR PAT JONIES DOUGLAS MYERS DAVID BOWFR SOCK DICK GILLILAND twenty sux 1932 . - 1 . . 1 . . - , I , . - , 1. . 1 . . v - A v v -- . . . 1 X . . . .1 V u , , . , 1 . X , . . . V H 1 1 - 4 ' S. - ' I ' U 4 . , . t ' , A . . - 1 1 . . . . 4 , A' , 4 . .. Q . s, . v 1 v v J 1 --v - v , ., ,. I . - - tt , . . ,, . Q 1 '- s,. . ' v' l - . 5 ' v A 1 - I 1. A 1 A . ,. - 4 , . , L Y J - , .

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SENIOR BCXDK onm' Soczzety Of all the honors to be won by C H S students membershlp 1n the Oklahoma Honor Socxety lS perhaps the most coveted It IS excluslve ID that membershlp 1s lunlted to ten per cent of the school enrolhnent and only those vvho have an average of 90 per cent or above for two semesters are ehglble FlPSt ROW MARY JONFS THORNBROUGH GWYNNF BULLOCK GENFVIFVF WFBB 'VIARY .IO KING LFNORA PETTY AUDRIF GRFFNINIG FLORFNCF' VAN WAGNER HOOVER MARGERY MEACHAM KATHERINE LEE ZAHN DOROTHY PURDY FUNICF WHITE MULFORD TERRY Third ROW DRUSILLA BUTLER LENA MILLSPAUGH MILDRED KAYSER FRANCES MATTHEWS DOUGLAS MYERS JOSEPH VAN HORN LOUISE LFWIS BONNIE FAY LEF LAVERNE BINGHAM Fourth ROW ELVA CHAPPFLL EMMA CATHFRINF COLFMAN MILDRFD NORTH ROZZELL COOPER CARL HEFFNER EDWARD HULS JOEL MARTIIN EDNA DOZIER DONALD LOEWEN twenty exght 1932 0 Second ROWIVERLE RENNICK, ETHEL HANSEN, EUNICE EATON, ELEANOR