Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

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1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Lucille Isernhagen Deceased 1951 Southwestern State College at Weatherford is the college Lucille Isernhagen has selected to attend after her high .school graduation. An FFA member, Lucille attended Bessie grade school before coming to Clinton. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lsernhagen. Lucille chooses speech as her most liked subject. 1971 Lucille Isernhagen Rosenberg, 37, died May 29, 1971, in Colfax, Wisconsin, of a brain hemorrhage. Lucille remained in Clinton alter graduation until she married Laverne Rosenberg in the late 1950's. She followed her husband, who was in the Air Force, to his assigmnents around the country. After his discharge, they lived and worked in Tripoli, Libya until spring 1971. then moved to Colfax, Wisconsin in May, 1971 where l1is parents lived. Lucille and Laverne did not have any children. The lirst telephone was installed in the fall of 1903. By 1906 there were 88 phones in Clinton, in 1907, after Oklahoma became a state, the number grew to 134. At the end of World War II, there were over 2000 phones in service in the town of Clinton. 'VP'-1 Calvin Jones 5400 Bonnie Drive Edmond, OK 73034 1951 Calvin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Jones, 109 South Thirteenth, intends to go to work in Oklahoma City afer his graduation and some day to go into business for himseM He has attended Clinton schools for the full twelve years of his school career, going to grade school at Nance. Calvin 's favorite subject in high school is Art and he is a member of the Trades and Industries Club. At school he has participated in track, basketball and football. 2001 In November 1951, I enlisted in the Air Force. Alter Basic Training and Tech School I was sent to Korea and Japan. Upon returning to the U.S., I decided to make the Air Force a career. Several assigmnents later, while stationed at Tinker AFB, I met my wife to be ....... Dorothy Butler of Oklahoma City. We were married in 1956. Our first daughter, Deborah, was bom in 1957, and our youngest daughter, Cynthia, arrived in 1958 while stationed in San Antonio, Texas. We enjoyed some great tours of duty, including two assigmnents in Germany. Our travels throughout Europe were some of the best times in our lives.

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.vw H vs A .1 'J 1 3 1- Ronald J ones 2001 Alter high school I went into the Air Force for 3 M years. When I got out I moved to Oklahoma City. I worked for Black, Sivel 84 Bryson Steel Company for two years then went into the automobile business. I managed eight different dealerships. I also made commercials for Dodge, Alcoa Aluminum Co. and others. In 1979 Calvin and I started Cal-Ron Oil Company. We drilled wells in Oklahoma and in Kentucky. I got married in 1960. We had two sons and one daughter. Both of our sons were champion motorcycle racers. David, the youngest, was killed in Louisville, when a drunk ran out on the track in front of him. David was eighteen. We have fourteen grandchildren. We have lived in Oklahoma City, northern California and in Las Vegas Nevada. I am semi-retired now and I play a lot of golf and spend time with the grandchildren fsoccer, little league, Tw ball, basketball etcj I am still working in my roofing contracting business I love everyone of you and wish you all the happiness in the world. L UPDATES--2001 For relaxation, I enjoy flower gardening, crafts and of course my zhildren, 6 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren and two spoiled dogs. I regret not having finished high school, going to the prom, senior trip and etc. I have enjoyed our past class reunions and am looking forward to seeing everyone at our big 50,'. Evelyn Hudgins Deceased 1999 Evelyn Hudgins Hoffman passed away January, 16, 1999, from cancer. Her husband, Floyd Hoflinan of Clinton, survives her. Evelyn had been employed as a telephone operator and in the Civil Service until 1971. She lived in many places around the country and was an active volunteer in nursing homes and in her church. Her message would be to do Godis work and to live each day as it may be your last day. ln 1908, Sam Hawks started the first Coca-Cola plant in Clinton.

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1951--BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 I returned to the U.S. in 1972 and retired from the Air Force. After searching for another career, in 1973 opened a Restaurant and Club in Edmond OK ...... Old Dodge Cityv... located in the Trails End Shopping Center. For the next twelve years we found the long days and nights both rewarding and challenging. My wife and daughters often joined me in the business and contribute greatly to our success. In 1986 we chose to close the Restaurant, mostly due to the changed economy. After becoming a partner in several other endeavors, I was persuaded to join a Kansas agricultural firm that required much travel. In enjoyed the work and people contact, however found the long periods away from home lonely and stressful. I retired for good in 1995 and must admit we enjoy not having a structured routine. Our daughter Deborah married her Baker University beau, lives in Shawnee, Kansas and presented us with a grandson in 1993. Daughter Cynthia lives in Ft Collins, CO and enjoys her career as an Administrative Assistant. I play as much golf as possible and we travel often. Dorothy and I will celebrate our 450' Anniversary this summer and we are planning a trip back to Europe later this year. I look forward to seeing everyone at the Reunion! The first source of water for Clinton was from the nearby Washita River. 1... . 'C G' I A . F.. I Phyllis fKayserj Mac Tavish 6615 Dewville Houston, TX 77076 C7131 691-3835 2001 The first thing I did after graduating from high school was to run off, to Texas with the 'clove of my life and get married and live happily after. Not quite so. We were manied ahnost 11 years when we got divorced. We traveled a lot with his work and got to see a lot of Oklahoma and many of the northwestem states. We had two beautiful baby girls, Jacqueline in 1952 and Dena in 1961 My daughters and I moved to Wichita Falls, Texas where we lived for two years when I married again in 1963. We moved to Houston Texas at that time and one year later my tiny 4-pound son, Alan was born. He's definitely not tiny now though! We lived in Houston for two years then moved to Michigan where I nearly froze to death for two years, then moved back to Houston and moved back into the same little Barbie Housew. I still live in today. This old house and I have been together for about 35 years and plan on being together 'til the end. My second husband and I were divorced after 20 years of marriage The say that the third time the charm so I felt sure I had finally found my 'fsoul matew when I remarried again. We traveled a lot with his work and I saw a lot more of America-this time the westem states and always came back to my dear old house. We didnit have any children.