Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

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1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 John Armstrong Deceased. 1951 John plans to attend college at A. and M or OU afer graduation. He has attended Clinton schools-for his entire education and is the son ofMr. and Mrs. Ab Armstrong, John was a member ofthe student council when a feshman and played baseball with the American Legion team. He is employed by the C. R. Anthony department store. 2001 After graduating ftom high school, John Uohnnyj attended OU and received a BS degree in Petroleum Engineering. As part of the ROTC program in college, John was required to serve in the U.S. Army. He was a captain stationed in Hawaii for two years. While in Hawaii, John made some beautiful wood ftuniture that his wife, Mary, who he married when he was 32, still has. John and Mary have three children: Mike, Christie and Kelly. John also, has two grandchildren: Nadine, fMike'sJ and Hunter fKelley,sJ, neither of which he ever got to meet. After the Army, John worked for Phillips for approximately 25 years as Drilling Superintendent in Texas and then Arkansas. After Phillips, John worked for Exeter Drilling Co. for the remaining 10 years of his life as Drilling Manager first in Louisiana and then back to Texas. John died in Houston on March 27, 1991 of a heart attack. John was a special individual and is missed dearly by his family. 5 X , V: ag 6 Y Ronnie Baggett 110 N. Pine s1,P.o. B651 716 Linden, rx 75563 19031 756-7481 1951 Son if Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baggett who are now living in Sayre, Oklahoma. Ronnie has been in Clinton schools since hisfreshman year. He has been active in vocal music and speech work, winning the trophy for the most outstanding actor at the district one- act play Contest this year. He plans to enter Southwestern State College this fall. 2001 After graduation I attended Southwestem until I was drafted into the Army. I stayed in for twenty-seven years! In 1954 I married another CHS graduate, Annette Thomas, C531 I had assignments in Germany, France, Ft. Lewis Washington, and at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. I also spent several years at Fort Sill as an instructor in Nuclear Target Analysis. I had other tours in Korea and Viet Nam. I received my degree fiom Cameron University in 1972. After a four- year stint in Hawaii. I attended the US