Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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G inf Seated. left In right: Joann Smith., Corresponding Secretaryg David Hooten, Vice-Presi dent: Mr. Russell Cunningham, Sponsor: Ronald Babione, Presidentg Betty Burtis, Re- cording Secretary. Standing, left to right: Ernestine Brady, Marilyn Mitchell Clairnelle Huckaby, Georgia Armstrong, Kenneth Smalley, Margaret Gilchrist, Donald John Smith, ,lim Sutton, De- light Martin, Ruth Walton, Bill Granot, Jane Burtis, Herman Bonham, Jr., Phylis Babione, Joan Roush. Members not inc-ludvd in tht' picture are: Leland fVIcGoffin, Rex Bailey, Pepper Meacham +fKev..1 RONALD BABIONE., President HAROLD HUTTQN, sponw I , if ' I c,5Y 10- Q 5 - ' 1 f 1 i ,IXI X f I I 1 I I I wwf' taxa? 'I W C' T I . -f! f,' 71 -:tl R Qi was HAZEL EVANS, Sponsor 4- '-f '22 .99 RONALD BABIONI-, I rl PAUL 'VIFTO I I d nr GLADYS BARRETT Se J. G. RICH T.8zl. Club iz , 1 s W'lLLA MAE SEMKOFF T.81l. Club GLENN ROGERS ELLA MAE RYDER RICHARD SEBI-IRT ., 2 3 'S SAM sEMxoFF MARY LOU SILLS SAMMII-Z SIMON Football, Letterman's Club, Tim. Club F00lbHll Clllb, Biikelbllly Wrestling Letterman's Club, Vice-President of Sophomore Class ' x- . ' -' r f fig: 5 , . JOANN SMITH WANDA STANLEY NORRIS STHER BETTY RHEA STIN E Secretary and Treasurer of Girls Qulrtette, Girls Glee Club, TAI. Club Glee Club, Band, Pep Club Freshman and Sophomore Clans, Aecompanist for Miied Quartette and Girls Glee Club, Senior Representative to Student Council, Pep Club Color Guard for Band i 'IRI NI XX NIICIIIIIHRF 'T' RHI' NIHIIIIISON YIAIIIQ YIIIVNIQ Inn.-!I1aII. IIaNkn-tIuaII, Ha-1-hall. I f-le-ran LM' muh' 'HI 'A' 'I'rarL. I.Q'III'FIllIllIA- lflub, Teen Town Council DAIN CHRISTIAN ALBERT IIAYIDSUN IVY DEAL SMITH WALLACE WILLIAMS ervice Men CHARLES A. LAW, JR. TERRENCE I. BAGCETILIR BARTO BELL IIIIII, I HIZlI'II. I'HII. RIKQI-IRS Q X A-A X f Xff' --- f MQ 4 K I S A ,A -F .2fl'f '.ff XY if - WZ? X W XXII II emor Class Will and Testament e the bemor Llas of l94t do make publish and declare tht is our last will and testament To the faculty we bequeath appreciation for a task well done and for their patience that endured all our not e jokts and wrong doing the freshmen we leave some of tht lnams of our radiant fans 0 thzre will be some brightness in the school and we also lean thtm our reputation as the loudut yellers in the assemblies 0 the sophomores we lease our ability to learn in order that thev tnay lne up to their name Wise Fools the junior we leave our section m flu asemhly if they can make it also our ability to ditch cla se and lat but ll0! least our pratliu of ruling 1 ljnton High Sthool To all the cla ses we lease our reputation as the Champs of the lnter cholasttc Basketball Toumament Three cheers to the next champs and we hope the next to be freshmen Johnnie Agee wllls her ability to stay away from the boys to Billie Lou Wtnningham Eva Lee Alexander wllls her ability to keep the same job for more than two years to Helen June Evans Pat Armstrong wills her ability to get a real engagement rung to Pat Lemon and her sltmness to Jan Clark Virginia Avant wills her height to Martha Wolf Ronald Bablone wills his personality to 'Vlls Doris Miller Harold Barber wllls his lucky snooker shooting to l lenn Ingram Gladys Marie Barrett leaves her place in the sextette to La Joy Landers John I Bills Jr wills his elegant and super smelling no e to his friend Coach J Harold Scroggs Lawrence Blakley wllls his ablllly to pass Lhemi try to 1 lenn Ingram Lucille Bose wllls her steadmes studlousne s and goodness to Marilyn Mitchell De Lores Brady wills her ability to keep from fusslng with that certain guy to her cou in Pat Lemon Norma Brehm leaves her seat in the senior section to brother bam If he gets there Aileen Brown wills her chewing gum under the desks worn out pencil notebooks etc to the jamtors in C H 5 Shirley Bullis wllls her ability to grow to .lohn Jeff Underwood Earl Burt wills his lack of knowledge to Billy Joe Mitchell Dean Caldwell wllls his ability to ride a motorcycle and break a leg to Delmar Robinson Jimmy lalmes wills his abtllty to smoke ln the locker room to l ary Hlmes Lorky Lometseyah wllls part of his waist to Joneele Penhalls Snaky Hips Harold Cook wills his ability for drinking home brew to Albert Boyce Pauline Richardson torbtn leaves her ability to catch a man to Joan Roush June Eames Mclrall wllls her figure to leorgla Armstrong and Paul Nteto Paul Fischer wllls has knowledge to anyone who can use it in the junior class Frames Friedrich wills her white boots for drum majorette to Marilyn Mitchell Juanita bamer leaves her blue eyes to Virginia Moser Margaret Godfrey wills her ability to be a good office girl to lxathleen Smith and Margaret ltlchrist Bill l ranot wllls his long curly hair to Pepper Meacham Mildred freen wills her ability to get and hold a man to Joneele Penhall Frances Haggard wllls her tennessee accent to Mrs Wade Madonna Harrell wllls her ability to get along with the Meachams and Pransens to Norma Jean Penhall Irene Harris leaves her blond hair to Jessie Mae Richardson and her ability to get to class on time to Johnnie Stlgler Clarence Hermgton wllls his voice to MHFIOD Ezell David Hooten wllls his dimples to Miss Miller Betty Hoyt wllls her ability to be solemn to Norma Jean Penhall Joe Jones wllls his ability to talk in Datlys class to all future students Betty Kelley Kappel wills her ability to catch a man early to anyone who wants one bottllb Kempf wills his habit of drinking mill- to Gene LaRue and his habit of talking a lot to Norman Hays Edward Klein wills his beard to Press Meacham Harold lkoch wllls his Ford and Highway Pa rol friends to Lee Roy Buffing Edna Kolb leaves her black hair to Ramona Kluwer Juanita Kolb wllls her ability to blush to Lu Ella Bulling Leona Kolb wills her black hair and big brown eyes to Catherine Arnold Bill Lax wills his skill with fast cars and wild women to Dan Hardin Phil Lucas wills his ability to shoot three rail billiards to Pepper Meacham Anna Md ray leaves her long finger nails to Frances Lantz Mary Jo Manton wtlls her ability to skim through chemistry to anyone in need Edna Mayhugh Wllls her height to Lela Mae Weddle Nelda Jean MEdd8fB wllls her height to Delight Martin Benny Jo Moss wllls her knowledge of physics to the physics class of 1941-48 Jo Alice Murray wllls her het t to anyone who can live up to it Paul Nieto leaves all his women to Gene LaRue and Kenneth Qmalley the pool hall to bammy Hostetter and Bob s Place to Lettermens Club Ottllie Neugebauer wills ber knowledge in history to JOHN Roush Delores Parks wllls her long hair to Peggy Reed Harold Powers wllls his ability to make good grades m English to Donald John Smith Kenneth Redmond wills his good humor to Miss Terry Ruben Relnke wllls his politeness and quiet manners to Richard Vlorton Ella Mae Ryder wllls her ability to tap dance to Bobbie Jo Fryer Sam Semkoff wills his slim and charming figure to Kenneth Nickel Willa Mae Seml-mE wills her height and big brown eyes to Darylene Coatney Mary Lou Sills wills her bashfulness to Barbara Gay Wilcutt Joann Smith wllls her ability to get out of classes to any unfortunate freshman who has not Fel learned e ar Wanda Stanley wills nothing Everything shes got shes going to hang onto mcludmg Norris Stehr lNorrlsREtehg wllls his lalbxltty to always find a car to Rellon Lore Betty ea tune leaves er hair to La Qulta Taplm Billy Bob Stout and J W Floyd will their ability to bang cars with teachers to Corky Mc-Coffin They wi the T 81 I girls to Pat 1Ladies Mant Murphy Frances Sullms wills her ability to play her clarinet to Lowell Wade Betty Lou Thompson wllls her long red hair to Virginia Moser her height and Welsh! 10 Bobble Frye' and blue eyes to Betty Browning Glenda Vandiver leaves her late hours and quiet manners to Ceorgia ArmstronS- Marjorie Ann Wade wills her long legs to the trackboys and her height to Betty Lamar Velma West wllls her journalistic ability, short hair, and height t0 P81 RHIld0l Joyce Williams wills her hair to Vondine Powers Gwyn Williams wllls her height to Johnny Stlgler Jac Young wills his ability to hold a job mme than one year in T St I to Albert BoY4'C Ph I B bBettye Lee Creach wills her long hair to Betty Buitis, and her ability to get H1098 Wllh the boys lo y B a lone. o o W , V 3 . , LS .., . .QQ . , Q Q .3 . Q- Z. g Z .N 1 N. I - , V . , , Q. ' - Y . t ' . 5' .- ' - ' c , . . Tn L ' , To I ' ' 5 , . . ' ' . 5 I v, ' . 1 ' y ' ' ' s- sg , s , ' '- , . - . B S . .' , ' . ' . ' l ' .S ' I . . . . . ls' 5 , t .ll i . . s 1 1 - , J , ' . Q - . . Q , Q . S, Y Q . . ,,, ' Q .Q .Q p .Q..' Q .',, Chester Crane wills his ability to get out of class to work for Miss Evans to Burley Webb, who wants it. . L . . . . L . . . I . . . . . . . . , R' Q Q - L , I l . . Q - . I . L l th t. Q , , , Q. Q . . , , . . I v n L . . I . I , I Y 'll . . ' ' -' . . . - , ' . E ' , - , Y ' Senior Class Prophecy The Semor Llass of 1947 looking into their crystal ball do prophecy that Eva Lee Alexander will be a theater man ager Pat Armstrong., will be a bubble dancer and a ll0UBPWlf0 as a sldellne Vlrglnia Avant will be chief nurse at the Westem Oklahoma Institute for Insane Ronald Bablone will be president of the United States Harold Barber will be an agriculture teacher ln ten years if he is through college by that tlme Cladys Barrett will be a pohtxcxan John G Bills jr wlll wnte a Pulltzer Prlze novel and someday will wnte a most Interesting., book about I H S and d f ferent members of its phlegmatlc faculty Lucille Bose wlll be a nosy old maid in ten years De Lores Brady wlll be an expert ID home economlcs Norma Brehm will be a telephone oper ator Alleen Brown w1ll be rn Wooster ln ten years .lxmmle Calmes w1ll be a famous obstetri clan ln fifteen years fIl0ll'llllg ln ten! Corky Cometsevah prophesles that when glf t to the boys Harold Cook will be a foreman on the latest govemment project Pauline Richardson Lorbln will be a housewife Chester Crane will be another 'Ihomas Jef ferson and will wnte the constxtutxon for the super race on Mars June Eames McFall will be walking the streets of New York looklng for a modehng Jo Frances Frlednch will be a concert or gamst ,luanlta Gamer vull be a burlesque queen Margaret Godfrey will become Housewife No 1 of Oklahoma this not bemg enough to absorb her talents she wlll become the lead mg executlve of Lllnton High School Brll Granot wlll rub shoulders with the richest ditch dlgger ln the country ln a few years Mildred Green will have persuaded Tooter to change her name from Green to Cholston in ten years Frances Haggards Tennessee accent will be absorbed by Clinton High scholars rn five years Madonna Harrell will be out of college and have eight boys ln ten years Irene Hams will be a secretary Clarence Henngton wlll be an Ensign ln the Navy Boomer Hooten will be a bar room pra-no player Betty Hoyt will be a schoolteacher with hom rimmed glasses ln ten years Joe Jones will be the most honorable member and president of the Lions club Gotthb Kempf will be the best cnmlnal lawyer in America Edward Klem will have the largest herd razorback hogs ln Arkansas ln 1950 Edna Kolb will be a telephone operator Juanita Kolb will be a physlclst Leona lxolb prophesles that ln ten years H S wlll have some new school buses Bill Lax wlll be burning up the Indian apolls speedway with a car of his own design lll ten years Phil Lucas will have llquor stores on every conler ln ten years Anna Mcbray will take a business course in Oklahoma I ity in one year Mary Jo NIBIIIOII wlll settle down to the llfe of .1 famiers wlfe Edna Mayhugh rophesles that before the end of the schoo term of 1948 all L H S teachers who thmk this years seniors are such terrors will not only have changed their mmds but will be shopplng for a wng Nelda Medders wlll be a saleslady Benny Moss wlll be ln charge of surgery at ,lohn Hopkins Hospltal ln ten years Jo Alice Murray prophecies that Johnny and she wlll someday operate Murray s Dairy formerly known as Essary s Dairy Paul Nelto wlll have put ten years be hmd bars ln ten years Ottlhe Neugebauer will be a bookkeeper Harold Powers wlll be leader of the Uruted Statess worst gangsters Kenneth Redmond will be head of am mal husbandry at A 81 M College ln ten years lT1me will tell J Ella Mae Ryder will be a dancing enter tamer at the Rocket Room and a cigarette glrl at the El Plne Sam Semkoff and Corky Lometsevah will be the biggest bootleggers rn Oklahoma Wllllil Mae Semkoff wlll be the Presl dent s personal secretary or the leading hair dresser III Hollywood Mary Lou Sllls w1ll be exactly where she is now m five years ,Ioann Smith if she rsn t marrled to a doc tor lh ten years will be one herself Wanda Stanleys fate I8 a great secret Betty Rhea Stine will be private keeper of Miss Betty Daily who will be driven to Fort Supply by her exhausting duties as govemor of Oklahoma Calvm Stout will be a general ln the Army Frances Sullms will be a music teacher at ,lulhard s School of Music in New York Cnty in ten years Betty Thompson will teach the teachers ln thenr second childhood Glenda Vandlver will be an editor of a fashion magazine adveruslng Miss Evanss famous perfumes Marjone Wade will be the most famous lntenor decorator of all time Velma West wlll be a foreign correspond ent lntervxewmg President Babnone Joyce Williams will be top fashion de signer ln ten years Gwyn Wxlllams wlll be a cnmlnal lawyer for the senlore of 1947 m ten years C V , 1 : 1 . . ' u l 7 I ' . I , , 1 . 1 N 1 1 . . - I. ' U u , , ., u . U - - Y 1. . i- n f -. . l. . . , . Q- q - V , y , 1 , I Virginia 'Moser is a senior she will be God's Delores Parks will be a housewife. - a 1 N Q s n 1 o . ' l Q5 SQ ' . bi f. . M y. .- . . , . . . . , . n , Q l - . , . S6 99 ' ' . ' ,l , . . . . . . . - 9 . . . . . ' , , . . . . . , if I 99 ' ' ' . ' , , , . . , . Through the Years SENIOR 1 I A55 HIHTORX When thls enterprlslng class of 134 freshmen landed at f H S Airport in 1943 teach ers tradesmen townspeople and all agreed as for spunk originality holsterousness and good sportsmanship we were the icmg on the cake 11 hy we even had both quantity and qualltv We elected Roy Edward Meador better known as The Bram for our president Ron ald flleaven Forbldl Bablone was vlce presl dent and ,loann 188 Keys! Smith served as sec retary and treasurer Our representatives to Student 101111011 who were undoubtedly chosen because they were the most bfllllalll students in lngh school were Madonna Harrell and james Dave! port Under the guidance of our sponsors Mr A L Lee and 'Vlrs ,l H Scrogg who was at that tlme Mlss Ada Ruth Trent, and wlth the lCadCl'8lllP of our business manager 'Vlargaret fMoney Bags! Codfrey and Samnne tflo fet ltb Simon we were able to make a beautiful three polnt landlng durmg the Popularity Contest Our candidates this year were vlvaclous ,lane Asher and magnammous Monte Nltzkowskl lane has now returned to her old homestead m Oklahoma City and Monte to hls natlve Calxfomla This class dwindled slightly for when we became sophomores we were only 111 strong 'Wo doubt about lt the sophs really put all others ln the shade that year of 1944 45 flllls was the first year of our Interscholastlc Basketball Tournament and you dont even need to guess who took lt the sophomores naturally wlth the greatest of ease Our officers this year were Ronald Bablone presldent and Sammle Simon vice presl Our lllustnous representatives to Student Councll for this term were Marjone fBreathlessj Wade and Rov 1Bra1ny1 Meador Regulations for the Populanty Contest were changed 1.1118 year so as to elect the most popular boy and girl the student bodv elected them by popular vote Corky Cometsevah a sophomore boy of course took off with the tztle forky has been a star football and basket ball player all through hlgh school Wlth Miss Hazel Evans and Coach Waldo Wllson as our gold dlgglll sponsors, the W ranglers Hoe Down was a bang up success by the sophs that year After deciding to glve the poor down trodden freshmen a chance to try their wmgs at being sophomores we became full fledged Junlors Heaven Forbld Babxone dxd lt agaln and was president of the Jumor class Aubra fFarmerj Wilson was vlce presldent and Gladys tGnnan P Barrett was secretary and treasurer The mam event of the year was the ,lumor Senlor banquet and prom which 122 of us Juniors with the help of our sponsors Mr Clyde Taylor and Miss Sophia Rodrlquez gave ln honor of the graduating class 'Ih1s was un uestxonably the most magmficent occasion ln the history of Clinton high school what with fined clncken cape Jasmine and colored butlers to carry out the theme Among other tlnngs we Junlors also found txme to wln the interscholastic basketball toumament agam and tnough we could have taken the popularlty contest we decided to save our money After getting rld of that graduatlng class we declded to command the C H S Alrforce figuratlvely as well as factually Commanding officers this year are guess who-Ronald Ba blone for first flight officer and Paul Nxeto as second fhght officer secretary of the class 13 Cnnan Barrett, and Pat 4Curlylocksb Moore IB our treasurer fWho said we were going broke! Jane Smith and Billy Paul Granot represent us ln Student Councll At the tlme this was wrltten we seniors havent had time to take all the honors that we undoubtedly will but varlous students have already added their laurels Our secretary Gladys Barrett was nominated by us and unanimously elected by the faculty as the best cxtlzen in Clinton hlgh school Then too among the five candidates for football queen, three were seniors and one of them Frances Fnednch was elected Also elected by popular vote Were Pat Moore and Rita Nlchols both senlors as the most popular boy and girl ln high school Was xt comcldence or just using our heads that they were our candidates durlng both our Jumor and BCIIIOI years And so our High School History comes to an end when 108 of us are granted our wings May 23, 1947. if 99 L 1 A 1 g n T , , ,- ,, ' Q 9 ' Y', , I , V . i 3 4 . . J i 7 , , 1 as I - 91 - , 1 1 - ' . . - , . A J, L . I D A 5 1 I 4 y , . . . . 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Xl ILLIAMS Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept ct ct Oct Oct Oct Oct ct ct Oct Nov Nov Nov Wow 'N ov Vov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an Jan chool Calendar First day of School ILICCUOII of Llass Offiters Football C7ame wlth El Reno Leadership Conference at Arapaho F H A Rush Party for Pledges T 81 T Party at Lugert Dam Football game with Hollis Southem Assembly Program T IC Novelties Football Cyame with Anadarko Fomlal Inltlatlon of Pledges and Installation of Officers Caoffee for Parents and Members H A Football C ame ww 1th Mangum Speech Class Trlp to O U at lNor man Rotary Sponsored Speaker Salom Rlsk Football C7ame Wltll Altus Halloween Party for F I' A Boys Southem Assembly Program Ed ward L ,leamby Hobbles B md trlp to W eatherford Football Came Homecoming C7ame wlth TIPIOII Homecommg Dance Memonal Service ln C, H S Audi torlum I' H A Program on Personal Im provement 16 Sadie Havsklns Week 'Nov 16 Open House Honor Assembly for Presentatlon of Lettemmen s jacket F H A Hamburger Fry Band Trip to Altus Football C7ame '78 29 Thanksgiving Vacation Southern School Assemblies 'Ihe Nlontagues Basketball Cfame wlth Weatherford Basketball C ame wlth Hobart Chrlstmas Program and Party LIITISIIYIBS Pa eant Chnstmas Ya catlon C hnstmas Dance 'Nlew X ear s Eye Dance Speech Class play Oklahoma Terntory Southern School Assemlmlles Bob ert T Edgar Astronomy Basketball C amc mth Thomas Ja 1 an illl all an dll an an Fe J e Fe Fel Fe Fe e Fe Fe Mar Mar lt ar Mar War 'Vlar Mar Mar Apr A mr N ay May May N ay May Vlav May N av June ll y Augu 1 Basketball Came Wltll Blk Clty 23 Program on Home Improvement and Dey elopment '74 Basketball C ame Wllll Arapaho 77 28 Popularlty Contest 5 All School Party Choral Trlp to Noble Cam I'est1val at A 8. 'VI C ollege Spaghettl I arty Served Faculty School Board dlnner 7 8 Causter County Toumament Had Charge of C OIICCSSIOII Stand at Caounty Toumament KF H Al Basketball C ame wxth El Reno Student C ouncll I,ll,IllC 13 14 State Teachers Meetxng Valentlne s Dance '7 C7lee C,lub C oncert Basketball C ame WIIII Cordell 78 Custer County ,lumor Llvestock Show Play Sponsored by the Annual Staff Nme C71rls Inter d6Il0I'IllIl2ltl0Il3l Banquet Reglonal Tournament at Altus Band C oncert Program on C7ett1ng Ready for State Rally Iflk Clty entertamed Clinton F H A wlth a Pormal Luncheon BIIIILO Party of I' H A School C arnlval 28 29 State Bully at Oklahoma Cnty of H C hnton I' H A entertalned W eath erford F H A vnth a Party Mom and Iop party of I' H A Spnn PICIIIC I' H A Broadcast oyerStat1on K KSA Jumor and RCIIIOI' Banquet and I rom Baccalaureate QPIIIOI' Assembly '73 SPIIIOI' Week Last day of School CJl'dCIlldIlOIl BIPCIIOII of I' H A Officers H A I F H A kthllllflllll Party st I' H A Cnmplng IITIIJ and Tour ' .2. 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' 3 .31.1.'f '11 C ,' 1,63 3, ..-11 .I .l.23.'.' 1 ' 1 . F. ... like J . 7.3 3 . '. . 11,1 Q. . 1 . 10. 1 1 1 L1 1' ' 1 L5i7 YMlHT F fx ,.w,, If Pa? fjf dvr 9399 H 4 gi .-9-is -nn-on I N 557' W 'NX' E, 0 U I C615 S m KJ 'X .! W K bs Q ki 93,1-iy My 2 ? f E Wym Y QM 0 Sm D I if Q. W Coronation of King and Queen Coronation wa a candlell ht ceremony wlth Wanda qtanely and France Prledrlch who were also contestanta The Km and ueen were crowned by Betty Burtlg and Ronald Bablone runnerG up a the clxmax of the All qchool Party held ln the Hlch School ymnaslum Jan uary 28 1941 ' 0 ' a r. S , . , servmg as candlellghters. 3 Q - 1 - 9 S ' ' ' 'U - 0' ' . . D , , . 3 Runners Up of the Popu- laritv Contest. cond' zonlmgxvnn . , K ' S LRANCES FRIEDRICH BETTY BURT15 RONALD BABIONE TRUW1 AN MEDDI' R W AINDA STANI EX 1312121111111 Quvvrz .4 'X FRANCES FRIEDRICH JOAN ROL SH I RITA Nu HOLS Football Oueen, Runners- Up and Attendants. BETTY BURTIS BlLT'l X E, LREALH t . if . . 1- I lx fn tg n -. 5 T.'1T:::.:-::....-' The Climax-Football Queen, Frances Friedrich, being crowned by Captain, Edward Klein. 744 --Q--u M ' if 22? netsw dlimg Illini .Lllllaa ug lllg I!! Crowning of Football Queen The masrot, R. V. Hayden, presenting the football helmet to the football captain, Edward Klein. After the ceremony-It's all Over now. I 4 spot' GLADYS BARRETT, D A. R Citizenship Award Winner Each year Clinton High School under the auspices of the Daughters of the American Revolution chooses the girl who is considered the outstanding citizen of the graduating class. The qualifications considered in the selection are dependability integrity service patriotism leadership and scholarship. The senior class nominated three girls to be considered by the faculty for this honor. This year the following girls were the nominees: Gladys Barrett, Willa Mae Semkoff and Wanda Stanley. Gladys Barrett was elected as excell- ing in the necessary character qualifications. ' .Aditi Nilbb HAZFL FVANS VIRb A E W ADE Fznancbal Director of the 4-7 Tornado Admsur of the 47 Tornado -i L J J 3 w I 'X . . . , 1 - - - 5 . 9 1 if ff ffgf-fpf?Y GHG ilggfgbafrijj 'ff , Lib, YJ jj QA X Q md 6, X f I S l if ft N 5 5- 1- v y AE? XX fin W ra M 45? D 5 y? J g 3 l 7 Y I ' 5- t 'L'-if N 5 1' lc j ,Dir ' v - Jjb ' -3' fa fl gy My 'zu W , , ff I aff .J'M'f , L Q9 sg' Lf 'Af Q! 1 ' ',v 1 ,Q jf 4 x 'Q N I A' U M !I Q Z A7 J K 'S fc' Q -yn x ,J X, - , 4 - O fr I2 .4-4 if ff 2 N- o 1946-47 High School Football Team Firxt Raul: Sonny Hostetter. Hia-liarfl Ylorton. Bill Granot. Kenneth Smalley. Corky llonietsevali, Kenneth Naylor, 'I'runian Medders. Gene LaRue. Edward Klein. Paul Nieto. Ronald Balrione. Svrond Razr: Hr. 'Jim l.nRue, Assistant tfoavliz Duane Reed. Rayrnoncl janlz. Conlon Fransen, Nlilw Crimes, J. D. Bowes. Sant Brellm. Billy Hitcliell. Sammie Simon. Dale Bailey. Pat Moore, Hr. ,I, Harold N-roggs. Coach. Third Row: Hr. Russell llunninghani. Principal: Jesse Stratton. Govo Nic-to. N Eugene Hudson. lfelalie Burns. Nlr. Arnett Cross, Superintendent. - . A-,,-.-L... A.. I- Lf, xv- -f all 1.. L,- ,... 5 X1 5 N YW I Schedule: Clinton El Reno -- ---- 6 Hollis ..... --- 7 Anaclarko ......--------- --- ----39 Mangum ........-.------ -7 ------- 13 tlllinton won on penetratlonsl Frederick ........--------- ------- 6 Weatlierforrl --- ...-------- ----53 Tipton ...... ---- 4 6 Hobart --- ----41 Altus ........------ --- --- 6 Wins: 5 Losses: 4 orman Hays. Joe Marshall, Charles Collin 1 ...T-.fu-o.,e 5' 1. W xi ,, ...fx .a '- ' ' x I ,ANVEEMZ Opponents 9 35 0 13 20 0 6 7 18 X v-I 1947 High ehool Basketball Team First Rou Wir Ru-well Cunningham Principal Truman Medders Corky Cometsevah J D Bowes Kenneth Smalley Edward Klein 'Vlr J Harold Scruggs Conch Second Rau Sonnv Hostetter Dale Bally Bill Granot Kenneth Naylor Sammi: Simon Gene LaRue Pat Moore Mr Amett Cross Superintendent 1947 Junior High School Basketball Team First Row: Brownie Brown, Raymond Jann, Bill Boiea, Junior Cometoevah,-Bill Mew, Don Grimes. Second Row: Mr. lim LaRue, Coach: Rex Bailey, Bobby lalluo, Duane Reed, Ed Chiles, LaRue laddan. Highschool Schedule V eatherford W eatherford Hobart Flk City Cordell Thomae- Arapaho Elk City Hnmmon Arapaho Thomaa Fl Reno Hammon Hobart Altus Thomas Weatherford Hammon Custer County Toumament W on by Clinton 3015 24- 9 3 35 24 28-31 22 13 23 15 24 13 22 23 25 30 32 22 S45 24-27 43 26 41 36 Regional Tournament Altus 4136 Frederick 35 36 Junior High Schedule: Weatherford V eatherford Hobart Elk City Cordell Thomas Arapaho Elk City Hammon Thomas El Reno El Reno Hammon Hobart Stafford Arapaho Weatherford Custer County Tournament W on by Clinton 11-13 8-1 22-13 24- 8 16-21 19- 5 30-11 19- 4 18-10 30-12 14-24 18-10 21-18 19- 5 lnterscholastlc Basketball Champs F9 I R ld B h P M Edwdrd Klein, Corky Com tsevah T d B ll G 1, S S . l l WS' md Hfflffff - :ff mf-Il ff? l Lettermen's Club Y pu :Q 5 A 'iv Q V 9 ' ' lb' 1 . A ,.. Aft' E' , aw- can First Row: Dail Wilton. Frank COIIIPISEYHII. Corlu' COHlt'l99Viill. J. D. Bowes. lXl'llllf'Ill Smalley, Truman Meddvrs. Edward Klein. n Svrorul Roux' Ronalfl Babione, Sam Femkoff. Sammic' Simon. Bill Grunot. Ria-lmrcl Morton. Gene l,aRue. Put Moore. Third Rolf: J. Harold Svroggs. Spnnsor: Paul Yeito. Raymond .lantz. Kenneth Yuylor. Sonny Hostetter. .lim l,nRuc-. Sponsor. PAT MUURFI. l'r1-sizlvnl 11.1 1 C LQ xg' 5.7 P-5, 9 in 5' N hs 3 'C' The Pep Club Cheer leaders Bettye Creach Herman Bonham Rlta Nlchols Ist ram Whse Lma Terry Sponsor 'Vlary Buckner June Lovell V anda Meador Margaret Cllchnst, Bob lk M A Kllewer Earl hte Harper Betty Lamar Emestme Brady Bllhe W mnmgham Betty Wa er ary nn ene Wxlson Bxlhe Vlane Snow Nlrss Betty Dally Sponsor G H es Bett Burtrs Lajoy Landers Vondme Powers Frances Sulhns ,lo Ann Guthrie 2nd row ary lm y Marjorle Fowler Kathleen Smith Loyce Stlgler Jane Burtxq Vlrglnla Moser Clalmelle Huckaby Evay leen Kelly Esther Fxscler Pollyanna Ruyle John G Brlls ,lr 3rd row Jxmmy Calmes Rena Murphv Rubens Johnson Mary MCLIWH Barbara Street Vxrglma Smith Pat Randol Betty Blanton Mary Vlegert Ramona Kluwer Carlene Elhot Lynda Bulls Glona Jackson Id Mae Sxlls Betty Thompson Lhnstma VICIO ,llm Crane a 4th row Norman Hays Don Qmlth Kathie Ann Hayden 'Vlary Anne 'Nlolen Mary Enms Johnnie Agee ' Bll M Ella Mae Ryder Gladys Barrett Benny 'Vloss Joyce Fimple Betty Lee Lu Ella Bulling 1 y yers X-,AlZ,.v ff 0,11 27 f X, J . --3-' QW O 6 - f U ' K ,'fA- 00 . mf' ff slate. At MR, R, A, Ll-,0YD-Our grand guy of band and orchestra has been director of the two organizations in Clinton High School for 20 years. His unsclfish attitude and generous contributions to the com- munity are deeply appreciated. Clinton High School llrohostra l l 1 1 S 2 A I l l . l , In Violin Quartettes Pat Crimes Virginia Smith, Dan Hardin Bobbie Harper: Accompanist, .ldsoa Lou Rolan. Violins, Pat Grimes, Virginia Smith, Bobbie Harper., Dan Hardin, Eugene! Choate. Stella Robinson, Wanda ,Meador: Baal Vlblin, David Hooten: Cello, Margaret Ann Gilchrist: Flute, Betty Lou Riber: Horn, Katie Ann Hayden: Clarinets, Frances Sullina, Betty Wanda Duncum: Saxophonel, Bettye Creech. Delmar Robinson: Corners, Don Grimes: Trombonea, Don Allison, Ray Patton: Drums, Rex Bailey: Piano, Jena Lou Rolan: Director, R. A. Lloyd. +L? l 1 l l . l l l i 1 1 l A- fav-.am - ' Brass Sextette: Don Crimes David Hooten, Dan Hardin, Katie Ann Hayden, Lucille Stzgler Don Allison. Clinton High School Band :again afluimgnraavrn A . -za',.1Qii...e'5,:1:.m' Amt- . S .1-. .. me., Tw I: -K -1 Y I T fi ' ' ' ,fjparvvif IG-f , ..-Q. ,I N ' I. V - 'id' I, , L. ., 1 Flute, Betty Lou Riberg Oboe, Helen Louise Kupkag Clarinets. Frances Sullins, Betty Wanda Duncum, Dean Guthrie, Bill Granot, Rita Nichols, Mary Elizabeth Megert, Mike Grimes, Betty Ann Blanton, Robert Joe Kupka, Loyce Stlgler, W anda Waller, Quay Ann Benton, Jane Burtis, Kathleen Smith, Sue Buntley, Laveme Raimer, Lowell Wade, Ramona Kluver, Marjorie Fowler, Roberta Bums, Ethyl Sawatzkyg Horn, Katie Ann Hayden, Jessa Lou Rolan, Bill Delk, Pat Hooten, David Smith, Barilones, Lucille Stigler, Pat Grimes, Trombones, Don Allison, Ray Patton, Betty Rhea Stine, John Don Sluder, Jake Carroll, Guy Pierce: Corners, David Hooten, Don Crimes, Wilma Dean Raimer,.Leon Luffman, La Wayne Miller, James Caldwell, Max McKinsey, Kenneth Watson, Bailey Hender- son: Saxophones, Bettye Lee Creach, Delmar Robinson, Joe Smith, Ann Hardin, Johnnie Agee, Virginia Smith, Cyn- thia Ann Taylor: Basses, Dan Hardin, Fred Gauger, Billy Bob Stout, John Dale Snider, Drums, Donald Jones, Rex Bailey, Gay Willcutt, Carlene Elliott, J. A. Chappell, Bill Mors, Cymballs, Lottawanna Rogersg Bells, Mar- aret Ann Gilchrist: Jlajoreues, Sharon Lucas, Melba Morrison, Marilyn Mitchell, Flag Bea:-ers, Mary Anne Nolan, Betty Burtls, Joan Roush: Color Guards, Phylis Babione, Wanda Stanley: Dire:-tor, R. A. Lloyd, Drum Maior. Frances Friedrich. ' ? 5 i Saxophone Quartette: Bettye Lee Creach, Delmar Robinson, Virginia Smith, Cynthia Ann Taylor. 1 1 lflarinvt Quarlette, fright to Ivfln: Bill Cranot, Frances Sul- lins, Betty Wanda Duncuin, Dean Guthrie. Trombone Quartette. fright to left! : Don Allison, Ray Patton, Betty Rhea Stine, John Don Sluder. Ouartettes Wanda Stanley. 2nd Sup.: Juan Run-h. I-1 mp.: Frankie Rader. 2nd Alxug Innyre rnglrr. I-r Klxn: Sextettg: g lmn. Joyce Fimplr. ln. Snp,g Edgy Buni... Norm: .lun Penhlll. 2nd Soprano-. Standing: Ln Quin Tlpljn.Glady1 Bm-en, Alto. 'Q - . Trio' Virginin Smith. Allug Klk Ann Hayden, 2nd Snp.g Mlry lo Mmion, ln Sap.: gs Girls' Glee Club of Clinton lligh School i I or - L First Row, left to right: Joann Smith, Accom anistg Lu Ella Buffing, Billie Winningham, Leona Schimmel, Pat Lemon, Mary Judge, Johnnie Agee, Gail Wiliiams, Gwyn Williams, Ramona Kluver, Marjorie Fowler, Mary Jo Mauion, Jodean Shaffer, Joan Roush, Joneele Penhall, Mary Louise Ennis, Vondine Powers,'Jane Burtis, Pollyanna Ruyle, Regina Ames, Betty Lou Riber, and Betty Lamar. Second Row, left to right: Miss Joyce Bruce, Director: Betty Wanda Duncum, Phylis Babione, Loyce Stigler, Mar- aret Gilchrist, June Lovell, Lynda Bills, Kathleen Smith, La Joy Landers, Gladys Barrett, Mary Brickner, Pauline Bischer, De Lores Brady, Billie Marie Snow, Bettye Creach, Frances Sullins, Wanda Stanley, Betty Burtis, Nonna .lean Penhall, Katie Ann Hayden, Mary Ann Nolen. Third Row, left to right: Frances Friedrich, Accompanistg Sue Buntley, Della Mae Nickel, Muriel Hanselmann, Lotawanna Rogers, Virginia Smith, Frankie Rader, Delight Martin, Joyce Fimple, Ruth Walton Barbara Street Betty Rhea Stine, Rita Nichols, Mary Megert, Betty Blanton, Clamelle Moore, Betty Jo Lee, Marilyn Mitchell, and Betty Brown. Not pictured: La Quita Taplin. I i6 's mi E4 fm TORNADO Amvom TOKN?ugf,'Cimm CN T uno - ACTIWUH5 1 .. X 1? X xml! 1 PM o 0 0 oo :o nce 6 2 ff R I .Q xv Il 7 1 - '1 'tif . N 4 .,,,.,.: xi' Q W xfa' QQ M - P r I l le l, ....r...... i 'S The second year typing class gets office ana A . gm-neral training in duplicating work. such as mimeo- graphing, ditto machine, and office work, which con- trihutes much to the studenfs skills and knowledge for the type of job of which he may enter. These typing students are husily engaged in prep. aration for accuracy and speed tests. This type of training is a valuable back- ground for the Merit Tests which are known as Civil Service Tests. These students enjoy the new mimeograph ma- chine as it duplicates a thousand copies off one stencil. i J D Travis ---------- ,,Vice-President Robert Kupka ......-- ------ 5 CCFQUYY Kenneth Redmond ........ --TYBBBUFCY Bud Howe--.l2 ....- --5 ------ RCPXUU' Raymond Litt e ...... ergeant-at- rms Harold 'Hutton --- -------- --Advisor AUBRA WILSON President THE NATIONAL EMBLEM OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The national emblem of the Future Farmers of America is significant and meaningfuliin every detail. Used by members in all recognized units of the organ-. ization, it is made up of five sym- bols: the owl,'the plow, and the rising sun within the cross section of an ear of com, which is sur- mounted by the American Eagle. Upon the face of the emblem ap- pear also the words, Vocational Agriculture and the letters MF. F. A. . The owl is symbolic of wisdom and knowledge, the low is the symbol of labor and tiYlage of the soil, the rising sun is em- blematic of progress and the new day that will dawn when all farm- ers are trained and have learned to cooperateg the cross section of an ear of com represents common agricultural interests since corn is native to America and grown in every State: and the eagle ig in. dicative of the national scope of the organization, The Future Farmers of America is a national farm youth organization made up of boys of high school age who are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. This is a regular four year high school subject designed to assist farm boys I to become established in the business of farming and to teach them to appreciate and use improved methods of farmin g. The Clinton FFA Chapter is one of the oldest- in the State and is designated as Cha ter Number 9. There are four degrees of membership through which a member may advance. First year BIULDB in Vocational Agri- culture hold the Green Hand Degree for one year. At the end of that time, if they have profitably invested as much as twenty-five dollars in the business of farming, they are raised to the degree of Future Farmer. This degree is held until such time as the member has progressed in lead- ship ability, eamings, and size of farming .operations to the point where he can make application for the State Farmer Degree, which is conferred each year, by the State As- sociation, upon the sixty or seventy top ranking members in the State. The Clinton Chapter has had, seventeen members elevated to this degree. The highest degree which can be attained is that of American Famxer. Each year the National Association per- mits each State Association to make one application, for this degree, for each one thou- sand members enrolled. To receive this degreeais to be truly accepted as a leader in the field of agriculture and famiing Three former Clinton members have received this honor During the past year forty-seven members of this chapter completed eighty-one productive enterprise projects to eam a labor income of 84-,197.17. Improvement projects and sup plementary farm jobs completed were too numerous to list. At present fifty members have one hundred projects under way and have over 813,000 invested in the business of farming. The belief that this community is fitted to the production of livestock and feed has led to the sponsorship of a livestock improvement program that has paid large dividends. Conse- quently, the exhibition of livestock at County, State and Na- tional Livestock Shows has always been an important part of the program of the Clinton Chapter. Four State Champion Livestock Judging Teams, one in Dairy Judging, one in Poultry Jud 'ng. one Grand Champion at the American Royal Live- stock! Show, three at the Oklahoma State Fair, three at the State Junior Livestock Show and numerous ones at County and District Shows attest to the interest in, and success of, this pro- am. gr Of the two hundred twenty former members of this chap- ter, sixty-six percent are now engaged in farming and most of them are located in this community. Several more are engaged in agricultural occupations other than fanning and many are enrolled in Agricultural College. Over one hundred former members were in the armed forces during World War ll and special tribute is paid to eight of these who will never return. Annual activities of which the Chapter are particularily proud are: operation of a fami machinery repair shop in the Vocational Agriculture Building, articipation in County, Dis- trict and State Shows and Exhibitions, the annual summer outing held in the Wichita Mountains each summer, and the participation in all school functions. The continued support and assistance of our Hi h School Superintendent and Principal, the local Board of Education, as well as the business men and Civic Clubs of Clinton have contributed to the development of one of the high ranking chaptars in the state D , -, . r:::hwvzx a,,, F,,':y,?V I f , .:. Q... 'f',.'-- sv--'J -4- ,A.,f:-'-QL! .-um. B ..-..-.-V--0.-Q.-V.-L3-6 A L .avfoq -an f..-W..--. ..-A-..-u. . --I -am .nm no--..-. - ...qv -nb. , he gif- -I a ----1- -.-vp.f-..- E-5 ,,a.,l,!g- L- E x--.---T-...:::: ' ' - V ll Ubirfcsqv- , ii-114 I ' - - -1- Vi ...f.-.Q. ,, W .-, .- - ....-. .-.qvenq - , lil- Q lil . I 'Q I E x 3.: -gn uvrwq I . . . , 1---4-1 cumin- I - S43 xt ' 1 - g 1-Qilllwi 'l lui'-vu f g A u---Q-1 -1-gp-n Pun i h -ans-ci-. ig.- rnl 1. use M 1:1-1. 1 f -E x-- :-..--v-- fee-r - ' ll , mmvilf LPG? V ' l Q...-.sg W, :............: Q F--4 1 an has 7 nn--n-gi.:-1 1: als hun- ,YA 11-11-1- Q l . - ii '- gseiuliiuu My ....- i -1- - K V- ..... ... -..- lf I F A X1 .Az' 1' i -Q- F5-5: A Standing: Bud Howe, Frank Cometsevah, Ardie Nickel, Kenneth Nickel, Roy Hoffman, Charles Collins, Raymond Littke, Leonard Schmidt, Rob ert Kupka ,lack Rich Billy Mitchell Fred G QQ- , , , au er, 1. WL Newton, Nomian Jacobs, Roger White Turtle, Corky Cometsevah, Mr. Harold Hutton. g Kneeling: Leo Ferguson, Billy Millspaugh, G erald Green, Leroy Owens, ,limmy Cale, Paul Fischer, Earl Burt, Edward Klein, Kenneth R edmond, Urville Williams, Glenn Rogers, Al- fred Sawatzsky, Press Meacham, Glenn Ingram, .loe Dickey. Sitting: Sam Semkoff, Dale W'itten, Mer le Raimer, Lee Millspaugh, ,lohn Jeff Un- derwood, Max McKenzie, Cene Nickel, Charles Waggoner J. D Travis, Auhr W'l- , . a 1 son, Eugene Hudson, Lawrence Blakely, Jessie Stratton, Harley Bonham, Dean Cald- well, Harold Barber. 1 P' Learning to Do: Earning to Liveg Doing to Learn, Living to Serve. l 4 I ! 3 J 1 4 C0-Cd Future Homemakers oi America Mrs. J. Harold Scroggs, Miss Martha Waldron. 5ponsors. Mrs. Charles Soutlierland. Mrs. WI C. Gifford, Mrs. J. P. Brady. Mrs. Howard Manion, Club Mothers: 'Je .gan .Qin 7 , A x- ud'v'-? 6' . 1' . ' i . A 151' .' 4. 3 .' ' 1 -, . , I jkjigj Q,-. fuwgw-'ff ' rf I AV, . 4 4, lay, vt Q .4 ., J , Q' V -V U vw. '- I .qi l 1 i' f K D 'I A FF ' I D 5 I -H, , - 1 4 . ., ,, Q .5 . A N, , a 'Vf, Z'rl ' r ellfe, .f141..'ef.:' -'lf' -Q if 1 , Q- h f an- 11 - 2 v'-- f fy, 'F ' -' 'H'-rg 1-felnriqa . ' 5 .4 Q f--bf,-:Lh'Z,' Q-Fi- ff A ii '-i'Q?'ffii'f9Q i ' - s. - ...QQL4 ..g.:-- -51-Aff - - - MW., --. b '.:.-f-113.4-K , if LHQEP' K ' C - ' 'A--falgiyf-S-Lie' ,V MQ.. 'P ' ' ' Ll '- T A ., ,. wh .ff A -A' -. fiml F. F. A. and F. H. A. members lluddle in a comer at a social in Barbara Green's Home. Girls unloading Getting ready to enter Carlsbad Caverns. Resting - V .J ,- Q I . I , Martha Wolfe, Frankie Vvallace, Vir inia Avant ,L g Nlilrlrcrl Green, Betty Bradford, Marjorie 'D - . , i N ,fi ' -5--3 fiiic gift- is x QT 1' , ' 531' ,Qi 1. - v . A n r Q ,z V ' f.'3?'al' vf' ,.' wg 1 1 . Q J J' ' sg ' fn? 'U Qi ' . l gwvfff At stove: Peggy Reed, Joyce Holly: j pl . --T ux , i A, 55303, A1 sink: Mary Ann Kliewer Mrs. Scruggs, lrutruf-lor. Delores F 'UG rq,,,,Nlf.. l ' i...L..1aA- Theo Gifford, Ruth Ann Stocks, EVHYICCD Kelly, Merle Rakimfl' Mrs' Howard Mimion Joyce Fimple, Betty Kapple Accurate measurement of hem len th is in t' : l l asset to any seamstress. g ipor ant t I9 e ectric machine is an It is easy to cook ham in the electric cooker. Joyce and Peggy enjoy using the electric stoveg Mary Ann keeps the dishes washed. The G. E. refrigerator is one important piece of equipment in the Home- making Department. F. H. A. girls serve lunch at a faml sale. F.F.A. and F.H.A. members enjoy parties together. Dial you ever try to pass a doughnut on a match? I W TIRADEEW' UN HDSTLEEUES hm Md my fmhur lw 1 Im U1 Xdlldfl' Sun tart 'ME' Blllv Hoffm nn I rodurr' Hz len Fvms ,lov 00 W xlhams V Ill.: JH 1111111 Famer 1 ashwr Nl le Wemkoff Sal: s f la rln 5X 'xxx XX X., 'XX 5 xt pn-S i L. 2 1, lp: ll gpg, joe Jones Rov Hoffman 1 hrence Hermgton Cook Nelda Meddefs FYHUCCB Green Mary Station Anpndtmts Lou Sxlls Salvs Clerks A Nik .7 ,if giant' .ha W B I H I Xlhcrl Bout H1roI1lPovcrn xllllli XX I 0 flli fl: If Qllxnll, lf,,f,h,r .ll urp IW lu frzam l,ISll'IIIlllUl' lrlnlfra ,lack Young J C Rush Auln Vvrhanus fxene fhxppell Allin parte xaluman W S, I orln NlLfr0fflll, Dm 111-anvr Bob Dorothy Davle, Norma Bfelllll, Shlrley Bullls, Betty Morgan, Tvlvphonv operators Non Nlvhr Harold Roll! Hudx and fend: r If urlu rs Ntout Bnll Hamblm, Sales rlrfrks - W.. .w..-- ' ' .., , M f . 'fi Q 2 . 9: ' KX . 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A., Auhra Wilson and Rohcrt Kupka: l . H, A.. Violet Gilford. Wanda Cope: Trades and lndustry. Leland McGoffin. Kenneth Redmond: Athletics. Bill Granot, Sammie Simon: Teen Town. Pat Moore. Jimmy Calm:-s: Class le- porters: Senior. Glenda Vandiver. Wanda Stanley: junior, Betty Burtis. ,loan Roush: Sophomore. Mary Anne Nolen. Rellon Lore: Freshman. Mary Brickner. Press Meacham. Contest Personalities: Virginia Smith. Barbara Street. Betty Blanton: Administration. Gladys Barrett. Joyce Fimple: Special Occasions. ,loneele Pen- hall, Theo Gifford. La Qnita Taplin: Photography. Hemian Bonham, Ordell Kluver, Hershel Williams. Marjorie Wade. Frances Sullins: Elrene Petty. Phylis Babione. Frankie Rader. Bill Fryrear: Instrumental Music. David Hooten, Katie Ann Hayden: Vocal Music. l.oyce Stigler: Trips, Margaret Gilchrist. ,lane Burtis. Pep Squad. Georgia Armstrong, Betty Creach. Miss Lina Terry, Miss Betty Daily: Whirlwind. Pat Randal, Velma West: Artists. Donald John Smith, Gladys Barrrit. 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Mr. Harold Hutton, F.F.A. instructor stands second from left. il Sl A U Hn llll I Il IIN' , 'INN Tradltlonal Pep Rally Included JIIIOIIL., the ut1w1l1es of Clmton H1g,,l1 School 1 the pep rally A pepper upper IS held before exerv home football game The band leads the parade downtown and the cheer leaders heat out the rhythm for real pep Thl picture was taken before the homecommg game Wlth TIPIOH Y ' 1 ' .l 'l1'lll1 M I ,mdk ..1..1 1 ellen - 1 l 7 'te l us l QM I r l '-1 1 'Yi lf. l e V ' 1lll l . , 1l ' Bill.. - . or . 5 . 46 ' ' 'F l Vi jf 'f vi 1 . I wx. I I . dm-:lor hi, sl X ' . , Y' T s 'l I be ' 1 Q x p Z To Mr. and Mrs. Barton Lefler the students of Clinton High School express appreciation for contributing the photographs for the '47 Tornadof Their generosity has made its publication pos- sible. First to School and Last to Leave MR V-KNCF MILLFR Fuszodmn MR 0 M MILLER Cusfodum The student body oweh a debt of gratltude to our cu toah an whose to both Chnton High School and the ony of Chnton Mister Miller and Vance although you are ln t m thu hook vou are not last ln our hearts I hr Stualf nr Bmfv . L J A , . .' . ' ' ' 9 l ' ' ' ' ' T S hi 5 f , never tiring efforts have made our surroundings delightful and a credit ' ' ' , ' z , as ' '- , 1 1 - 1 as I V I l I