Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

. I 5 La E o W 5 . I, i Q33 .. lg' 37 ,i ai +3 el S I! xx ! wi li SYN if' F, .. , nz ' 1 4 . AEE, in 'Wendt' A ! CLINTON HIGH QP E MWF i WHUUL UMR 'E sf Y LAHOMA 'aff ,E M E . Y 1 3 5 - W s 1 s if 1 Wg, sr, E Fx TG. 5 b it 5 , . ff 5 1' 1 hni N ! .. '- , .ace 4-r P, fi il Ei , 4 1 I' 314 X 3- W CUNTGN HIGH scHooL LIBRARY CL INTON OKLAHOMA Iva-4 I 1-K.. .,...Q, -1-Q ' E5 jg 301710 C gciford NANC, Y BROWN JERRY bmrm C! JLAASA! U1 f0l'l 9 C 00 bljlllerfd all Clgefri C! A JANICL BR XDY Lnfon a Oyna OLETA WOODALL Hilda! .X46AflJ0l' M155 Jlsbbug TURNER Q 0 HWTL' ' 0. ' . 1 1 LEFT: L. V. Irwin, PRINCIPAL: A1Harris, SUPERINTENDENT .xdclminirifrafion BOARD OF EDUCATION, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. C. N. Goodwin, vice-presidentg Mr, Loy Wilson, memberg Mr. J, G, Stratton, presidentg Dr, Ross Deputy, memberg Mr. J. D. Bartlett, clerk, .R t x 5... .Q X V- CIC!! ,fx i s i 5 s s ry. , hO015ecru3 , 3 n Old. 55 - - 1 teacher: 599518 Lou tx O gy 'lle PowerS. Vismnb Qwi FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Grigsby, shop and assistant cnachg Otis Delaporte, cnachg Merle Applebee, History and assistant coach. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M r ' Th lk educationg Sidney Richard assistant coach. a vin re eld, coachg ,lo Leta Bohannon, physical xx Yr L ,- iEl T To RIGI M CIIEHCS D H: Villm awson, Chorala jiaileyl art- R c I b , b Q -1' Us ,.' I 1 3 3 . A. L1 nd mugjc th oyd. band eory. and OIC A I '1- 5, g xv 9 Y . - 4 ' I -f heSIl'a. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ima Geanne Irwin, speeclig Lilas Wade, Englishg Alberta Kelley, English and historyg Jessie Turner, libraryg Fay Oliver, Englishg Mavis Morum, English. 5... p 'I Q-' LEF 'Y rg 3 Th x I' 'iv 1 A i .1 , re Swahi- Anee rayrnr. Science' Wu karhemaucsz - ' nC8 and N N lebffffyu bcle ' ' 1 G . E- C351 xarrcs. To Wbuglarold Uumcurr. Maman emancs: LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Carter, Home Economicsg 1. B. Morton, Agricultureg Eleanor Oster, Commerceg Jack Hefner, Carpenrryg Clyde Taylor, Trades and indusrryg Frances Henderson, Home Economics, -! 55,9 Ay--' ,ga W- x I 'N K an cv - J . 3 en wiv ior wENIOR Cl XSS OFFICERS Bob Barrttt I rrx blllllll Jap l3l:1nkemh1n Hlnella Noel Ultra Wuodall I l m rbrmth I llilordan lame Brulx Flax It 1 o Donna Bade r so 4 ' Inabelle Baergen : J Bentley Morrow B1ghor5e June Brown Nancy Brown but Robert Barrett Don Beavxn ,I 'img ' Y' 5.-'C' Jap Blankenshlp Gwendolyn Bose .ak 40 Sara Lou Calmes Earl Capehart JP 1,::.' Vaunc1elAlb1n Q 'VN Ange llna Behnke Jamce Brady Charlotte Cheatwoo d n n 4 ' tx W T, I U x . qi A ' ff? - -A Tk , A 43' 2 I .Z , L V ' jc ,- a ' ' , or 4 ' , ' e 1 , 1 'tdg , D g .A 65 4, v , -'O -9' X ' ff V 1 1 M , I 'hh t .- V 1 I x In 34 5 - , S ' ,1 x.: . E -,. ' S . X x x . v A A 0 f t Sm f Q5 r . i, ' r- V T '5- N x 7: I- IW, A 2 W' 1 , L' H f Y' N , 1 '4 tr '-L X A sf if bl N ' M Dwight Corley Ollie Cunningham Ralph Drunkard ll ' fly nf iv' x 5 S Jack Evans Joy Ford Glen Gastineau so 4- 5, ' - n X., ' ee- fx' A ..-of A John Earney ' 1 L, . fi l Cx Dean Gifford bf err Jean Evans K' .,' M I 4 ,I Wayne Goucher . XX N Eugene Hall Edgar Heap O'Birds Riley Hodges Esta Mae Hoffman Jerry Howell Kenneth Jantz Of course it is a playg Nancy, Corky, and Ollie don't really look that way. A Janlce IS trymng to squelch Bob as Angelma Anella Joella Jordan and Jap do thexr own th1nk1ng Ln the f1rSt senlor play of the year .. p--. UYN 4' Q'- T- f Fi, Beverly Kelley Dwayne Kelley Dorothy Kempf John Cortez Kxndred Wanda Lamar 2 H - 1 3 i Donald Lantz Dorothy Lantz Rex Madden Jerry Marvel Jufnmy McL1n 5 5- Vlrgmla Medbery Lols M1skel Irvm Mltchell Jay Morgan Bobby Nabors if 3, lr fl if I 5 E r ' y ' 17 , K . 1 ,, . V . v A ' 1 f-vu. D 1 .7 Q L, w D 'f' fl, . 6 A . 5 N f X M V- I . i 3 , A I A - 1 X X I -I A y ' tif is , -ff y J w L. ,lf 6- i ' Qtr Jessie Nelson Carleen Newcomb Robert Newcomb Anella Noel S 5 N 14. C. i 'QYY 1' X up, 5 QC X. P 'G . 1 Clay Pedigo 409 ,, Ji' f - I Leo Penn Barbara Powers Leonard Rahhal Henry Reilly Elizabeth Rich wwlfl A X 1 A cs X L r,x if y , ,fx is F 4- l rx Beulah Sawatzky Delmar Sawatzky Betty Jo Schmidt Alton Seher Elmer Smith 2 rx K f' so , ak Jerry Smith Joella Jordan, Janice Brady and Angelina Behenke, office girls, go about daily duties. 'U '-as M JW ,N 12.-. ' -M L1 Laverne Snider Margaret Jo Snider Robert Snider Danny Su-hr Annette Thomas 'Npf 7'S. .ts 3 , ,. :ff Joe Villareal Delores Webb Laquita Webb ROy White Ole-ta Woodall Senior Class president, Bob Barrett, conducts a business meeting. IZ .f1u' .4 4 v. 55, s, 'al 'N- 'Qf . as N , Q 4 mia., i fl ,W K :.w'w'i:' , f :,v:.qg, - Q. ' T' . ' ' W' 21-1 . 1,-.K-Q t?3fQ, Lar a. 'T A'Eq' f. I Z 1, 2 1 . A 'fl :- f. 7 , 9353- 44 52 ' ,, .. . Xl H h . j -1,-A , sv -iw xx ff' xx XM unior v w ' 1 . n I 5 K , i n 1 . , N' '.54,f f ' '- '.g:.,,p V, f, 1114+ 2 4 1 5 s id .- Y ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dwayne Luffman, Joyce Webb, Joy Reed, Anne Goodwin, Wayne Moad, Jinx Hogan, Buff Burris, E 1 Dean Adams QN Civ ' Q' IND-x f' ff George Adams I1mmy Aday Beverly Alspaugh James Barton Cralg Benton ir i .-7 ' ur' i Leroy Bergen Fred Blaylock Louls Booth Betty Brehm B111 Broach t lx -L .1 Ps '-' 5 ' 11 I H Paul Bucknuaster Buff Burtls Lotal Cardwell Ozelma Clark Frankle Cook 14 C 4 L , 4 , 1 F .1 W 1 , y 4 H. if xr inf . f 1 - 2 - fi' d Q 5? .,. N ., ,,. l 1 , 4 1 q ff! I -'Y 1? 1 . 1: f 4 U . , . N VV EJ l ' , 3 M V - 12- Ac-5. 9- 45 ' ' I 9? .K A M . L' - tv, x I X K Q . 3:3-1 lg U il- , '41 '2 .- ,A t ' - 'rin I , v Q Q - I , -? Q X , 1 +.- , f ' N 3- V - xg - , -1 g 125 J A ,I X .3515 . l . M - y x ' I I 1 f Y pl , I Louis Dennard Janice Doty Nancy Dunlap Bobby Elliott Phyllis Elmore ea- X 5 . ,gs 4' 195 ,' ' 5.4, . V '---- ' 'fi . . 5,3-, I X rw Xl, .L af. but ,Af 5,4 N- ' X ' Pearl ElZ1'161' Deloris Ernst Gene Evans Alfred Fischer BrL1C6 FI'iCd1'iCh 11 c.. L 4 ' I Helen Gilmore Richard Goodblanket Ann Goodwin Y' 424 'of .i 1f?i,L'x.., hx Terry Guthrie Experiment day is the only day chemistry students can relax and be sure-- No pop quiz today. Q?-lb S. Jane Green George Griffen .g. 1 vi H N .Tud1th Harms -om Betty Jean Howell R I +4 .PN Happy Day' Nancy Dunl ip g1VCS Kay Stone H1ther Look' f'V Donna Hanks ix l that COIUL Boyd Harrelson Mary Hensley .Tan1ce Hlllyer Ixrnrny Hogan ar' 3 N1 Bobbie Howell George Howell Nella Mae Jernigan Neva .Tohnson 6' If 414 'nv D-1 Sanclra Johnston Leonard .Tones Patty .Tones Gale Klurny Kay Kupka 16 l N f-- P T? V 1 IC x Y ,X 1:41. ' A x ' Q.-wr R . 'E ,itll 44,464 -A 'Q , s 15 .Terry Lantz Loyde Lantz Dale Lau Don Law Delano Lefthand f M I - Q fp f' s. -Q 'L' 4 -fa 5 Dwayne Luffman Shirley McClanahan Rex McKinsey Larue Metcalf Marvin Meyer -1 ' 1 li 4 A, ,.,y' ,- AN A Wayne Moad Myrna Dee Moore Stacy Nash Daniel Nelson Ann Neugebauer Montez Newton I. I Do you suppose Don can type with so many boys super- vising? ? T Another football game--- another sale for the Juniors! He len Null r'g ' fd! 'vw X, Nx Delorxs Peters Joan Pltzer Don Post Tony Puckett Dav1d Ra1ney 'fm 1..- i Z Jake Ratke .Toy Reed Kenneth Re1nke Don Rxchmond I D Rxggs 1 Q15 if, N19 X ' E-. It g l Ronn1e Robertson Stanley Rose Charles Sanders Dwaln Sandlm Eldeen Sawatzky 18 L. .A 4 .. l vi Q11 ,, --W X . , V ' tg!! L - 'et ' Q gif . J ,Q .i .. t N 9- f V v tn- .V 'Cx KN R f X agx vw ' M 1 I 9 - QQ- .. X5 Wg I Q9 'v .P--A ' 1 I 1 Q . t X J ,A ' 1 I as 7? T l t V xt is 6. 'LX ' ' 'xx Q 1 if 5 N... ' , ' ' 4:4 , l vi . vy H ,fx A- JA ,f , ... ' 1 h Q , , T . H l 2 4 D ' . ca I ' f ' l f' ' , 5 ,. Q Ing? P - ti , J ' 1 PM W -1 SP if-Tx? eg, . ,,q I ' fn ',, at ',4r F 4 50' wyil 2- 'f .5 P ar 1' rx Gary Schmidt Leona Seher Gilbert Shue Glendene Smith L. C. Smith A 9- A 1. A N Q br fx 'Sr X .. f . T Glenda Starnbaugh Albert Stehr Charlene Stehr Bonnie Steigman Wynoma Steigman Ni , .4-QC T f -A a-' , Q - ., x 1-1 , fd x, ., Kay Stone Betty Taylor Gloria Taylor Bill Thatcher Gay Carol Tilley Voncille Tilly It must have been funny to all except two! Maybe they didn't catch on! Ek , fu? Q save rw has x nt. '11- .97 h no 5PeUbou ga e MOA- -4 W' XJ g . 'L Louise Upchurch ne, 'f' 'V ndw' rw 21441, . Vt, - L 1' . - . . J x Q! . 'Q Thelma Van Hymng Joyce Wald .Toyce Webb Kathy Williams 5 Wanda Woods What a junior trio! The fourth member is one of those seniors trying to horn in, ,0I1'l area Q13 X Jimmy Adams SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Elgene Phillips, Sue Anderson, Carol Engleman, Delores Gerner, Jerry Hogan, Craig Armstrong. ik N' '7' 1215? , :ri , ,.. I' Nr W Ax i I . Cf? L Ax Thelma Agan Leona Albin Sue Anderson Craig Armstrong .Toe Armstrong 'Q-I : X 511' Eugene Balzer Carolyn Barber Wilma Borchers Bobby Bose .Timmy Bose 4' ' 1 t ' 5 9 Q24-I 'Sf' ' 2:5 0 3' av . r li V ,. f-1.294 'K A -:ur ,tidy 1 y w . 12 A s , .: - 4 . 4 ,X,A - 'I V- ,14 Kenneth Boyer John Boyles Phyllis Branam Mary .lane Breashears Wanda Brehm Z2 .gg , ge f vit? lv N Q9 E ,zz ffl. .N Ross Brady .Timmy Brown Laveta Browning Norma Burk Peggy Chandler l pw. - - g ,Q gl Q, 5 2 11' 3? , 'ff ,,. :L Q ,M U 4' xvql ' N-fig W 4 A 'X ,, s SEX ' il A ,f . Carolyn Cole George Cook Donald Dancer Junior Davenport Gene Ditmore i 4 fi 4 ' . Ah L 434' ,' l XJ l Bobby Dotson Dorothy Earney Carol Engleman Larry Everett Delores Gerner Tottie Wilkinson is trying to prove angle three equals angle four. -4 fe--f:::J.-02151 ,, ' -f --1- V . iN 1P ' Bobby Culasscock i I-X While biology holds the interest of three out of four-- there is always the fourth person who is distracted. - l V Os ff 1 f '..f7 ,5--Q i', .ah ln . R JN R . X :, N, 'Z J ill . . John Graves 'J -fi' Mary Ellen Goss Arm Green Clyde Green Jimmy Helms Dorothy Hicks Q x - v. ' X av W- ' J 5 ' ' fy X ,V ' u -1 ' Cr- ' f, 4. ' I 1' ? H ff 1,1 .X J 5- , fu Jerry Hill Jimmy Hill Bill Hite Jerry Hogan Norma Hoosier W A ax 1 5 'Vg x am, 1 ..., 4 , 'Rf I -x try. A ff ,TW Q ' WA - , ' Elden Hopfner Leroy Hudson Dick Hutson Mary Johnson Vernon Joyner Z4 M 11' of -,X -Q-7 Marcia Johnston Kay Kaiser Barbara Kelley Fu. f 7.--v N 31 J an 5 1:5-7 gf h i fir. kser' xxx I Virginia Kiehn Carole Lantz Don Livesay Pat Lee -i -if , fl' I - .. 1 .. 5 Y X J vf H5 A 'A Y Glenda Kelley Richard Kempf 5 . 1 I 'df W! M JZ: Charlotte Lee Qx Katherine Majors Verla McClanahan Kay McGoffin Victor McKinsey Barbara Marvel A typical sophomore jam session! No study! No talk! Just gazing' Q- ' John Medley I 4 n 4 v 4 f A Q Jaruce Mxller That tamoue vxmd blown lookll 'Fav sf 'ni Melv1r1 Morrow V1rg1n1a Nlelll Tlmothv Nlbbs Ann Noel Leslle Ncrthup 'T 0 Joclle P d1gO Frances Penn Elgene Ph1l11pS Buddy Pltzer elet1s Ramsey 5...-z.. -7, ery Z7 A f 1 'fa me A N Edna Re-1nschm1edt Ray Rogers LaVonne Sanders B111 V1ckers Floyd Webb Z6 , 1' l ,, K ,, X I c v i 8 l , 1 ' , I gig' 'l A f k . get ' e . . I E5 S .A X 'QL-z .R 1 -r . llel . l 7' '. 1 , eff , ' e s , 1 . X 5, 'A 1. A Y f 'd e A 6 T , J . e V ff up , lr k ff 7 r X Ani ' ' D . 4 111'-Q W : Pi..-r 4:0- 1. 'NN Barbara Sawatzky Ruth Ann Schenewolf Rm ha rd Shulte Mmerva Sxoux Don Smxth CRC K lit JA .IL Pfgffhn 'Q ,4 Vlctor Don Smlth W1111am Smlth Patsy Stapleton Leland Ste1gman Don Stewart Nr y.....4 X -I Darrel Stocks La June W1111ngham 1 LL is our 'Inf' .,,-rv --I 'L R1chard Strong Donna Thomas J1mmy Tmsdal Kathryn Wllklnson The sophomores are 1n the huddle before class tlme an 'auf' r Ny ' S- ' I Q-3' f' ,- f, , ' A ' -.af 1' H- ! - 'Y' Nj ,., xt t . Q' an t 4- 1 I A 'Af N' is ' V' . QA Q W4 1 4 ,N I , ' , I ' N x , A I! , . 4 X ' I - , ' I+' 5 7' ll? l u s ' - ' h' ' I - ' X , ff X S J. 3 A' ,R A , , f , rr' X 1' L , A ' S ' ' 31' ,.,. ,,. g-:F i f ,Q ', ', A, 'rf f Q , N Q va U. -I .1-J- 'N 'Ka I I A . uw.. 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Vg, ,, ya, , . , ,,V,,1,.f. 4 V K V V:-lf! '- - ' -1 , 1' Xu V, f ,, ,, -.ANT 11, . , 1 . . -I e.-'.gm' 1-- , 1 , . Y O I 1 x 'Y I 1. ,N M. .9 K, J. .N r w ' 1 , , -,....4 ., xv Xi C2 '- I I L., I: -6 -mf in X ,Hiya-1 1: ::: :: ll f g llll ' :A - I 1 IIOA 1 I ll Nolan Adams FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Easter Moore, Phyllis Puckett, Gwen Riggs, Jerry Garrett, Buddy Fowler and Cheryl Blankenship. ,-AQ pl' lil Q' l Y-'P 5 'P-sv Johnme Andrews Phylhs Ballard Betty Barton Sylvester Bearsh1eld Delores Bergen Q ei ' 5 fa-9 X .1 F Cheryl Blankenshrp Lettre Brown Calvm Browmng Judy Burnett Paul Capehart K 4b W P , J. Joy Cardwell Yvonne Cash Jerry Chrldress Leonard Chfton Charles Cook 30 Af' tr fC 1 A H Y' -s T . I I 7' v' F, 2 r I-5 if f X73 . 11' V . r' , ' F v V .I I In x ' ,M s -Q u - i ' :VA . . I N - , 1 y , . 0 y ' - C .N K W - 7 . V ,, , . 1 1 'f' A A, ' , ' ff? .l-':-- , ,, ' I 1. A- 7 YM an-3 I . 4 . 76 are C . lr .F F . l - ' ,JT ze -on - 'WY' X Pl 2 im lr in ' IA Leroy Corley Roberta Curtis Larry Daniels Billy Dawson Margaret Deputy W 3 ' ? Q T 54. dl -wr ' 3- ,' gl ' , '-- f h X I 5. ' 5 lf, ? F S 4 A . 3. . x fg fi. I X VA' If' J Q I st of S l Harold Dick Donald Dyck Nancy Disharoon Janice Duncan Duane Eddy '0' in Melba Embrey Shelba Embrey Ruby Fields Kaye Finkenbinder Loretta Flowers Spring and fall study hall--It doesn't look as if they are really accomplishing anything. Finals will tell. l Joe Foster -x Buddy Fowler Cheryl and Larry see the llghtl .J M 4 9 6 GI li m Jerry Garrett Wanda Garrxson Ronal Gerner Larry Goer1nger Charles Goodwln 'Q 1 f,1Ok-1 '14 ,QB Patty Gooszen Molly Green Edd1e Gr1ff1n D1x1e Grunewald Gerald1ne Hamberger 1 vi 11 sr 1-mv F1-ankle Hammer Cathrme Helms Gary He1ntz Rebecca Hoffer Carleen Holcomb 32 it -0. o I ' 1 I- 1 l ,L ,F r 1 L '4 'A .. I '.- . ,' L w ' A Q ' x -Tx Q V x X . ',.,,,. Xl, K . - ' ,qs in X ,l,, A i , vs, fr. . R s, cf ' V . ' gf 3 , g , I 1 I vi is - ,.-Q 1 X -Y y - y r . J L l I M6 5 s- ' 1 . , pq 115 V I ' , 5 is -4 -l ' -O 'f -vp, is-X ? 'C7' 4 Glenda Howell Sharon Howell Rosalyn Hyder Barbara Johnson David Jones ii I A Q 87' 8: 0 Q, A ' QI 'lff TTT. -1.1. ,. . , f Jerry Jordan John Jordan Gordon Kaiser, Jr. Evelyn Keeton Jim King 'air 4 1 - 6 jawn gg J l x Donnie Klasgen Ronnie Kliewer John Krause Audrey Lambertus Dixie Law Oh! That rush before the mirror every morning from 8 a.m. until 9 a. rn. 'S Betty Lee vi i L- J . .fjiii , 1 1 :III tif!-'liek Lave rn Lenaburg An example of the look math teachers receive when they inform a student his problem is incorrectly solved. ',,. H q1,' ' if A Robert Lester Gene Mahanay Raymond Maloy Sandera Martin Neal McClanahan , 1 Q .- I 1 Fi ' -' . ' ' nc' ff X if Johnny Miller Bud Miskel Easter Moore Wilda Rae Morrison Frances Murphy Frankey Murphy Janet Mussen Tommy Nelson Betty Nickel Franklin Nickel 34 rf X 'Ii 'P 4? David Oates Nellie Old Crow rf . ,,.4 Jackie Rahhal Milton Rainey Charles Reuber Betty Riggs Gwen Riggs r ' A 4. A N X f Manuel Rogers Weldon Sawatzky Lydia Seigrist Rose Simpson Don Slagle Always waiting for the bus driver and the always late students rl Q ' 5CHO0L Mike Sparks M A 2 U . .iv ' -iii? - -2 Q, W -- .f-' zz .iiirzii X P? f,-5 f- - .f f U., I-..-.N ' ' ,g41.'1 nun. X J - v-gf. ..- -- 'ffffffi Q 5 '-1.':S. -'mf-' L H Meldona Sparks Charles Stephens 1 Q7 'Q XJ 4,4,,,1. i i ,I A I'll bet you two-to-five these two boys are hearing about these five girls' troubles. What Mary Sue Stout Virginia Siovaii do you think? IQ 1 L., .. fi , , Kathryn Sullins Bobby Trent .Toan Volesky Iretta Walker Mack Ward , S 1 70. ' K ' ?i 3,1 ff, If 4 t .- ,, Mary Watson Donita Webb Dwight Webb James White Ruth Williams Martha Womack Barbara Woods Ben Woods Jr. Joan Work Darlene Youngblood 36 wif, 1. Q' fi ' x 4'1?v5I ' ganizafion 4, x FIRST ROW: Lavern Lenaburg, Larry Goeringer, Cletis Ramsey, Eldon Sawatzky, Easter Moore, Bobby Dotson, Alfred Fisher, Ronal Gerner, William Smith, Jerry Hill, Bill Hite, Charles Cook, David Oates, Jimmy King. SECOND ROW: Floyd Webb, Johnny Medly, Milton Rainey, George Cook, Wayne Moad, JimrnyOliver, Gene Mahany, Larry Daniels, Melvin Morrow, Dwayne Kelly, Craig Armstong, Delmar Sawatzky, Buddy Fowler. THIRD ROW: Buzz Goodwin, Don Law, Robert Barrett, Irvin Mitchell, Clyde Green, Bill Broach, Jerry Smith, Don Livesay, Jay Bentley, J. D. Miller, Loyd Wren, Jimmy Aday, Jerry Childress. FOURTH ROW: David Rainey, Gordon Kaiser, Craig Benton, Buff Burtis, Dwain Sandlin, Tony Puckett, Vernon Joyner, Larry Everett, Jerry Garrett, Stacy Nash, Fred Blaylock. Under the direction of Charles I... Dawson, Who is serving his second year in Clinton, the choral clubs have done their share of entertaining and contest Winning. Both boys' and girls' glee clubs entered district and state contests last year and won high honors. This years musical contribution to the community, What's Next, was a great success. The choral groups participated in fall and spring musical festivals. 5. A qv Accompanistsg Phyllis Puckett, Joella Jordan and Betty Barton. 39 vur mil E, N 1 X gf .,v ..,.., . . . a R, Q f-355. . F, Q -.-,u .K I '-1 1 '. W. - - .-I,-35' 1, 54 I I v ., V JWIQE 1 l r z , CAIJOIL Sckoof Ol'CAe6fl'6l CELLOS Gwendolyn Riggs Glenda Howell VIOLINS Helen Gilmore Betty Taylor Anne Boodwin BASSON Clyda Noel OBOE Joella Jordan BASS VIOLIN DIRECTOR, Anella Noel PIANO Ollie Cunningham Each year the CHS orchestra under the direction of R. A. Lloyd presents a spring concert. This seventeen-piece orchestra is also in charge of the music for baccalaureate and commencement exercises each May. The string trio has made many appearances during the year playing for Churches, civic, and social clubs. Numerous assembly programs were furnished background music by these girls. String Trio, Anne Goodwin, Joella Jordan and Anella Noel. FLUTE Beverly Alspaugh SAXAPHONE Kathryn Wilkerson CLARINETS K ay Stone G ay Tilley CORNETS Craig Benton Mary Goss TROMBONE Buff Burtis TIMPANI Vernon Joyner l C7 xg. A . Ti. fi! 'N y I , 1.1-I-4 K e ll 1 1 Mi: WOODWIND TRIO: Anne Goodwin, Ioella Jordan, and Clyda Cl.ARlNli'l' REGULAR: Bruce Friedrich, Kaye Finkenbinder, Ann Noel. Plzyllir lilrnore, and Bill Hire DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES: Nancy Dunlap, Barbara Marvel, Ian Hillyer, Betty Taylor, Barbara Kelly, and kneeling, Phyllis Puckett CLARINET QUARTET Kay Stone Gay Tilley Loyd Wren BRASS SEXTET Craig Benton Mary Ellen Goss Helen and Anella Noel Gilmore David Oates Robert Barrett and Buff Burtts . : W gl, 1 WI. STANDING: Janice Miller, Carol Englernan, Marcia Johnston, Kathryn Wilkinson, Bogey Kaiser, Jerry Garrett, Tony Puckett, Dwayne Kelley, Jerry Smith, Bob Barrett, Jay Bentley, Jim Hogan, Jerry Hogan, Delmar Sawatzky, Elgene Phillips, Dwayne Luffman, Wilma Borchers. SEATED: Janet Mussen, Kay Stone, Buddy Fowler, Cheryl Blankenship, Joella Jordan, Jap Blankenship, Anne Goodwin, Neva Johnson, Phyllis Puckett, Fred Blaylock, Gwen- dolyn Riggs. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS J'ap Blankenship, , . , President The Student Council has as its mem- Bob Barrett ....... Vice-President bers one representative from each home- Ann Goodwin , , Corresponding Secretary room and two from each class. Joella Jordan . . . Recording Secretary Each year something new is brought M. L. V, Irwin . ..... Sponsor to CHS through their work. This year the Council sponsored the election of Teen Town officers, the Coronation of Red Tornado boy and girl, andthe planning and working out a successful homecom-g ing. These events were only a part of the -su I 2 special features sponsored by the coun- cil, Praise for his helpful work goes to the sponsor, L. V. Irwin, who had an active part in all that was carried on in the 1951-52 council. F.- wr Q 'N 1 i een Own FIRST ROW: Paul Capehart, Stacy Nash, Carol Engleman, Cheryl Blankenship. SECOND ROW: Delores Webb, Joella Jordan, Clay Pedigo, Janice Brady, Rex Madden, Anne Goodwin, Jimmy McLin, Jap Blankenship. STANDING: Tony Puckett, Junior Davenport, Buzz Goodwin. Clinton Teen Town was organized for the purpose of providing recreation and fellowship for the teenagers of Clinton. The organization is made possible through the efforts of the various civic clubs who set up funds for the equipment and support, Through the help of these clubs and members of Teen Town, the youth center moved into its new home last fall, where new and better facilities are offered its members. Mayor, Jap Blankenship talks with Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Perryman, sponsors i lm- ab The T. and I. course, organized in 1938, makes it possible for boys and girls in high school to become familiar .V with and learn a trade, 3 Some of the business firms in Clinton are owned by former students who were enrolled in the first course sie R tkl 'N 5nrdCI lake xxvhrlk, RXGHT Robdl x belier R05 0 Altol LEFT T stahl Qanmf bitlsim OFFICERS President Dean Gifford Vice presrdent Dean Adams Sarfreant at arms Ioe Villarreal Secretary Lois Mrskel Reporter Earl Capeliart Co ordrnator Clyde Taylor fi LEFT TO RIGHT George Adams Jimmy Adams Leroy LEFT TO RIGHT Paul Buckmaster Loyde Lantz Bergen Bobby Glasscock Jlmmy Brown J ne Brown Donald Lantz Henry Reilly Don Richmond Riley Hodges Dorothy Kempf Jimmy Helms Bobby 46 afpeflffy 641156 The Carpentry class, a branch Of T. and I. , moved into their new building this spring. The entire work of the building started in 1952, has been done by the class except for the brickwork. The building is 50 feet by 80 feet. All of the walls are made of plywood. Some of the features of this very modernistic building are a finish room, a lumber room a project storage room, two class rooms and an office. n LEF e A , +- 4. I Wayne N .IOHCS Gouclycru' Nd FRONT ROW: Jack Evans, Leonard Jones, Kenneth Ianrz, Bobby Hall. SECOND ROW: Jay Morgan, Alton Seller, Earl Capellarr, Jerry Howell, Mr. Hefner, instructor. Dotson, Eugene Boyd Harrelson LEFT TO RIGHT Bobby Black Jerry Woods Kenneth SITTING: Loyal Cardwell, Donald Klemme STANDING Krug Mr Hefner Bobby Elliot Bob Setterfreld Gene Carrol Woodall, Jerry Lantz, Rex McKmsey Ditmore. Q7 ,elif SCJJA ' e, if-' A - iff y x. - -. -. J ,Ji Y X Yi , ' . Egg. k shi f, I FRONT ROW: Darlene Youngblood, Sara Calmes, Laquita Webb, Patty Gooszen, Phyllis Bfallafll, Ioan Woods. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Helms, Molly Green, Barbara Johnson, Deloris Gerner, Bobbie Howell. THIRD ROW: Mary Stout, lretta Walker, Gay Tilley, Leona Albin. FOURTH ROW: Frankey Murphy, Frances Murphy, Carolyn Cole, Joyce Webb, Dixie Grunewald. FIFTH ROW: Geraldine Hamburger, Melba Embrey, Shelba Embrey, Kay McGoffin. SDCTH ROW: Shirley McClanahan, Barbara Woods, Sharon Howell, Delores Bergen. SEVENTH ROW: Barbara Sawatzky, Dorothy Hicks, Donna Hanks. Toward New Horizons? the motto of Future Homemakers of America expresses the purpose of the organization-learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better to- morrow. Some of the activities of the club are sending Christmas cards to the patients at the T,B. Sanitorium and attending the State FHA Rally at Oklahoma City in March every year. I1riportar1ce of worthy home member- ship is the theme set up for this year's Future Homemakers of America. fl'-. 'lflilirr lost Elmer Smith, president of F,F,A,g Deloris Gerner, queen of F,F,A, p Ronnie Gerner, king of F,H, A.g and Carleen Newcomb, vice-president of F.H.A. OFFICERS OF F.H.A. Jay Ford .......... Carleen Newcomb . Betty Schmidt . . Myrna Moore . Barbara Marvel . . Annette Thomas . . Mr, 8F Mrs. Ray Ford . . . Mr, and Mrs. R. I. Gerner . . Miss Carter and Mrs. Henderson . . . . President Vice-president . . Treasurer . . Secretary Parliamentarian . Song leader F.H.A. parents F,H.A. parent . . Advisors 999332 1 W. I 0. r L FIRST ROW: Louis Booth, Harry Sperle, Jerry Hogan, Bob Newcomb, Elmer Smith, Delmar Sawatzky, Roger Brady, Jim Hogan, Jimmy Bose, Weldon Sawatzky. SECOND ROW: Harold Dick, Larry Goeringer Ross Brady, Ronnie Kliewer, Mac Ward, Freddie Lester, Gary Heintz, Milton Rainey, Lavern Lenaburg, Bobby Bose, J. B. Morton, instructor, THIRD ROW: Donald Dyck, Johnny Boyles, Leslie Northrup, Donald Dancer, Marvin Meyer, Leland Steigman, Joe Armstrong, Gale Klump, John Jordan, Buddy Pitzer, Billy Deal, Jerry Marvel, Jerry Jordan, Franklin Nickel, Nolan Adams, Eugene Balzer, Albert Stehr, Gary Schmidt, Ronnie Gerner. Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. This is the motto of the Future Farmers of America, an organiz- ation that can well be referred to as The back- bone of a nation. This motto reveals practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit and sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of farm youth. Forty-two members compose our F. F. A. Chapter. Their livestock judging team won first place in the state contest which entitled them to a trip to Chicago and try at the national contest. --WRX .A THE LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM: Jerry Hogan, Jim Hogan, Elmer Smith and Bob Newcomb. Elmer Smith, Bob Newcomb , Delmar Sawatzky Roger Brady, , .Tim Hogan , , Mr. I. B. Morton , , President Vice-President - QQBUQIII , , Secretary .Treasurer . Reporter .Advisor 8,0 Furnishing pep and enthusiasm was the purpose ofthe girls' pep organ- ization. Under the guidance of the four cheer leaders and Joan Carter, sponsor, the Twisters were on hand at all home games and many out of town games to cheer the Tornadoes to victory in football and basketball. QU '-NEIL D n - Q.. , Qaqs-i, ,,,:,-.1 ,Lf',.- ' A a-vc . .- .' ef '-i. ,. ' ,. ,Zigi -.. -, ' ' , ,Lf L-Q, A fm, , ff . -- , I , . . , . - V-f..,- . ,v . -if.-.1-ggrr 4I'!f2Q:,f..',-,.:131 'V ii - . 4 if ': '3' af'- 9-QS'-:-' fe'-4 ' . ,,.,5.1,.l' I 1 s ,A . Q ,'l+- 2: 1. ' -. ,mA - jg? T-v.'- -If gi , .,,'?2 ' or . .v'!jf, ' 1 ',-gf ,fist 1 ,tw .LAY I .3 , 1.5. ,. 1 . ...s '. Q.. v 1-A CHEERLEADERS: Wanda Lamar, Joy Reed, Ollie Cunningham, Virginia Medbcry . ga .2495 tx Walker. -4' I ..3. .ln FIRST ROW: Leona Albin, Molly Green, Carleen Newcomb, Janice Miller, Sue Ander- son, Betty Brehm, Glenda Howell, Margaret Deputy, Dixie Law. SECOND ROW: Sara Lou Calmes, Kathryn Helms, june Brown, Kay Kaiser, Ruth Williams, Betty Barton, Myrna Moore, Joan Woods. THIRD ROW: Deloris Gerner, Dorothy Kempf, Mary Stout, Edna Reinschmidt, Patsy Stapleton, Joy Cardwell, Shirley McClanahan, Jackie Rahhal, Kathryn Sullins. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Woods, Glenda Kelly, Wilma Borchers, Deloris Ernst, Bobbie Howell, Donna Hanks, Vauncil Albin, Jocile Pedigo, Delores Webb, FIFTH ROW: Delores Bergen, Sharon Howell, Beverly Kelly, Mary Hensley, Carol Engleman, Virginia Neill, Mary Brashears, Wynoma Steigman, Carol Lantz, Iretta 50 ofeffermenfi CLA Some of our lettermen in action! FIRST ROW Fred Blaylock Jrmmy McLm Bull Deal Clay Pedlgo George Howell Rex Madden Jackre Evans SECOND ROW Charles Sanders John Graves Jerry Howell Dwlght Corley Ear1Capehart Cralg Armstrong Jessle Nelson Don Beavrn Coach Delaportc THIRD ROW Jumor Davenport Buddy Prtzer Butch Brown Eugene Phrlllps JnmmyT1sdal ButchMcKmsey Darrel Stocks Tony Puckett FOURTH ROW Alton Seher Marrow Blghorse Jap Blankenship Rlchard Goodblanket Leo Penn Nacco Blackwolf Wayne Goucher Coach Applebee Coach Gngsby OFFICERS: Clay Pedigo, presidentg Jackie Evans, vice- presldentg Rex Madden, secretary-neasurerg George Howell, sergeant-at-arms. end Press Meelrnq leven students from the Whirl- and Tornado staffs attended 36th annual Oklahoma Inter-1 Press Association Friday in Norman accompanied by Jessie Turner sponsor. group attended two Joint ses- where they heard t a I k s Gerald Curtin owner and of the Watonga Republl-N and president of the Oklaho- Press Association and others. told of the opportunities in the ' field to an audiencef Journalism and annual stu- trom all over the state. members of the annual Jerry Smiilr. T a y l o r, -'ZA Miss Turner aff tr 4 in wh 2 ' X ' ' 'aetle lol: E MSRLWIND plllilillnd Week v The Journalism Department of Clinton High School A f . 1-he ,i,.ri,.., If '94 3 V'JE'afT-WEi'lC, Sort myg' .lnrxlu lil'illiX qrrrfl ilrlf lf:li1.rr': .lunar l rl'lCf' liiralrwl S i'l' Wi'iifw':s' Yaixllrwrf .flllflri W , XL ,ir Llr..m..l. 1Jcl.l,l.l. . , . ' vcri Nz-wc-mils. STAN ill- l-:I 'dl'f'l f'!llkl1l'.l,.L- ' ' - Cheer Leaders Will Attend Clinic at OU - CHS cheer lcuclurs are going 'lo attend a chi-or lcziclvrs clinic' Sut- urday at Oklahoma lfriivr-rsily. The first class begins at S arm. Dressed in full unilorm Choy arc to bn prepared to clcmrrnatratr- sov- 'ral of their yells, Miss Joan Cartcr. pop club spun 'll chaperonc this trip. FHA, FFA Will Crown Royally Monthly meeting of the Clinton 'HA chapter was held Thursday vening in the home ec depart- ient. , A boy from each class, freshman, aphomore, junior and senior. was lected and the winner will be the ing of the club. The boy will be rowned at 7:30 p.m. tonight during n FHA and FFA picnic in Mc- .aln Rogers Park. The queen, who is chosen by the 'FA boys, also will be crowned 'hursday evening. The boy and the irl must belong to FFA or FH . The picnic at McLain ,R 0 g 'ark is for all members of, ng' FFA members providing X 25 cents for refreshments. invite guests but they 'an extna 25 cents for each A r lornadoesslrip Anadarka Z6 6 The Tornadoes battered' t ll eel r 'ourih eonference rival. Anadlllkv vith u 25 - 6 score hat Ffley lx e. 3-alfback Jack A A, Oleta Woodall, Janice Brady, Nancy Brown, Jerry Sniith, Miss Jessie Turner, Sponsor , , Co-Editors , , Business Managers Arr Editor , , Personalities . Organizations , Features , , Sports , Classes , Faculty , Members , . , . , , Jessie Turner , Jerry Smith, Nancy Brown Oleta Woodall, Janice Brady . , , , Corky Kindred . . Kay Stone , , , , Gloria Taylor , , , Anne Goodwin , Clay Pedigo, Buff Burtis Angelina Behnke, Kay Kaiser , , , Beverly Alspaugh Carol Engleman, Carol Lantz Beverly Alspaugh, Kay Stone, Buff Burris. any The primary purpose of the annual staff is to produce a yearbook that will cover every phase of the school year, and that will grow in importance to the owner as the years go by. lf this purpose is achieved, then the staff will feel that the many hours of preparation on this book have been well spent. -atf.ef- ea 5 I A A Angelina Behnke, Kay Kaiser, Carol Lantz, Carol Engleman. Clay Pedigo, Corky Kindred, Gloria Taylor, Anne Goodwin. .Qafe ,MOHOP ociefy , I l , 1 i l I . 4 ' I l 1 4 . 1 . FIRST ROW Davrd Oates Charles Goodwm Ronal Gerner ,hm Krng Brll Smrth SECOND ROW Donna Webb Mary Ruth Watson Anne Goodwrn Phyllis Puckett Cheryl Blankenshrp Beverly Alspaugh Margaret Deputy Sue Anderson Janrce Mrller Judy Burnett Carol Engleman THIRD ROW Vrctor Don Smith Myrna Dee Moore Betty Barton Anella Noel Janrce Brady Kaye Frnkenbmder Gwendolyn Rrggs Kathryn Helms Edna Rernschmldt Charlotte Cheatwood Mary Ellen Goss Joyce Webb Margaret Io Snrder Joella Jordan FOURTH ROW Angelina Behnke Ollre Ruth Cunnrngharn Delmar Sawatzky Robert Barrett Don Smrth Jerry Smlth Bruce Frrederrck Jrm Hogan Jerry Hogan Danny Stehr Oleta Woodall Nancy Brown Composing the Clinton Chapter of the State Honor Society for this year are forty two students, with a representative number from each of the four classes Qualification for eligibility is that the student's grades be in the upper ten percent of the schoo1's total enrollment. A certificate of membership is presented with appropriate ceremonial exercises to each of these students on the Honor Assembly which precedes the commencement in the spring. 54 1 ,K AN erdanagfied Ll go an orna 0 y X X ,f IWHQ- I T., 5 1 nab'- VANS A JORDAN and JACK E JOELL 56 'Vs 4. is 1-1 -if 0 ll' , I I Y A' D ,gnu . I 5' w .V : '-ff K ll , - U' 5 A V A V ' JK 7 ,J !,. 1 Q' , R ,J 4 , 1 1 'f 3 . X. K X . 'I Q 5 J,.'i .K ll. - f N f X. x XM -1 - ' '. -'J' . I X. ' '11, I r f X '1 I' ZA xx .N , xxw v': 1 .Xx'.-f,- , X lx X K 1 I I Emxx ,Xi , sr! X-7 ,X . I F-X xsfx ' , KX I YM fi 1 W XX ,lx Aly N , 1 xx. H ,a :. ,A Q4., - x ' gg'-. , 'A E . 44 ' uf .1..' ,Sr-e7 fllflbl af Queen ,I DEL X, ORES WEBB 57 I J A V 5006! Queen NANCY BROWN l 500f66l! Queen CAROL ENGLEMAN JANKHZBRADY VhN'1f ..5 O I Q JOELLAJORDAN I1 CPOLUFLQCJ 5 1 RED TORNADO BOY AND GIRL CANDIDATES--Nancy Brown, Angelina Behnke, Janice Brady, Ollie Cunning ham - Clay Pedlgo, Jap Blankenship, Earl Capehart, Corky Kindred U' 'Al Q incl ai .M ' Dfw? 1 12 V , K3 A 4 ,- . 1. v iii 1, eil 1 1 v ' 1 ' . I 46, f + -v t , Lx . , gif '. Choral Clubs present Whal's Next? A ' Q.. f V 1 1 l ri no 'rg 8 Buzz meets the gang. xi' Cork Y a nd Glo Start '?s X , 4 1 , R work O H PFOPS' rr The German Band--Lloyd, David, Floyd, Bill, William, and Dwain. Prof. Joyner tunes his chorus for the musical show. Cheryl and Kaye--Lhe gay Senoritas. Ollie holds them spellbound ig-.-lj enigr Wag O fnr UDC161- the d 1 Of V IrW1n 21.3 1.4 regtlon m Memo and Robyn New dden comb sutpuse Corky S ' 9 peech class Sen1Or Pre sented the C Orned A1-Sen 1 Y I-facie lv C and Old X Degtect B1ankenlV8 Rahhal sh AD 1 lP examme 15Eain:aBehnk6 and Jap Pets x Kmdted and Rev. Ma Dt Nhtcheh d OXhe Cumxmgham Bt ow rx an ew u ues Nancy has xeawuh nh lx f Mcun expmms the sxmauoxx to Rox NMGGCH pmgehna Behnke Cotky Kmdred nd Nano Brown - :E f- L ' nr X - 3' ' I 3 U VI . W ' , y, - 1, . ...- nl WN ' si aa' I V ' .n . JV, -.IU fffl , . ' I L' f - ' ' ' o a n' , o: . 4 QQ Y 1 'K K f X J 'Q N - A kx V K . I V I xx. , I X -X g A ,pf 'f . f ' o . X X N N . I JV , . , J . ' - 8 gf Director Charles Dawson and vocal music students Home economics girls help the Tuberculosis warm up in more than one way for their annual association with their Christmas seal drive. Christmas carol ing. '-Bl lg -'f-vw-uv C. H. S. journalists enjoy a rest period between meetings at Oklahoma University's Press Conference 'Hin 1. -.. Letha shows an Indian costume to Senorita Maria Ceballos, visiting teacher from Mexico City. Mrs. Bailey and her art class stop work long enough to smile for the photographer. l 'M ,QN Saorfa had baud lv -1 4 M - AIA 1.1 - : - ' -. . 'Y . ' K . I I U vi... ,Q i -. .M .., THE I952 FOOTBALL SQUAD, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Tisdal, Student Manager, Bob Dotson, Elgene Phillips, Earl Capehart, Bill Deal, Charles Sanders, Fred Blaylock, Jim McLin, Don Post, Craig Armstrong, and Morrow Bighorse.' SECOND ROW: Head Coach, Otis Deleporte, Jack Evans , Leo Penn, John Graves, Naco Blackwolf, Jerry Howell, Rex Madden Victor McKinsey, Tony Puckett, and Asst. Coaches, Bill Grigsby and Merle Applebee. THIRD ROW: Glenn Gastineau', Dwight Corley, Jessie Nelson, Alton Seher, L. C. Smith, Jap Blankenshipi George Howell, Darrell Stocks, Junior Davenport, and Donald Beavins'. '-A ll S tate '-All Conference 0 The Red Tornadoes' football eleven marched once again to their 4th consecutive conference title although this year they had to share the crown with the Altus Bull- dogs as district co-champions. At the start of the season the outlook was dim but the never-give-up Tornadoes brightened the seasonal picture with their 13 to l2 victory over the strong Walters' Blue-Devils in the season's opener. The following weeks found the Tornadoes matched against the Elk City Elks, a two touchdown favorite, but the fighting Reds once again proved their strength by defeating the Elks 2.0 to 12. The next week Clinton suffering its first defeat of the season at the hand of the strong El Reno Indians, the top team in the state at that time, 32 to 0. But the Big Reds came back fighting to maul the Hollis Tigers Z6 to 7. Homecoming was made a success by the Tornadoes' defeating Mangum 48 to O. The next Tornado victims were Anadarko 26 to 6 and Frederick 26 to 0. Then came the Big Reds' second loss of the season to the favored Lawton Wolverines in a nip- and-tuck battle in which the Wolverines emerged with a 19 to 13 victory. The Clinton eleven came back to defeat Hobart 45 to 19 only to lose to the strong Altus Bulldogs the next week Z8 to 41 thus making both teams co-champions of district 1-A. 70 -an , 5 s '. ' fur' -F Z... qgvvv' ..-..-- 4 is U X f f U .4 , xl dam A V A f .- , .-.-, 5.5.5 ,Q ' 4. .3 - , ,g h , A, fy, .fe ,N ...V 5- .ww A., 1 V .TERRY HOWELL REX MADDEN DON BEAVIN Guard Center Tackle Half-back Jim McLin plows through two E1 Reno Indians for a siz- able gain. dk .gf JACKIE EVANS .TAP BLANKENSHIP MORROW BIGHORSE Halfb-HCK End Quarterback we 0l'I'lCl6!0 Glgefd FRONT ROW, Leo Penn, Ronnie Robertson, Darrel Stocks, Glenn Gastineau, and Jack Evans. SECOND ROW, Coach Otis Delaporte, Buddy Pitzer, Rip Goodblanket, Wayne Goucher, Jap Blankenship, Clay Pedigo, and Leonard Rahhal. Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Last year's regional Champions once again ended the year with a good season. Although the quintet was eliminated from the second round of the regional playoffs by Woodward, they ended the season with a 21 to 7 recordg losing only by narrow margins as illustrated by the one point loss to Woodward and Capitol Hill It was Jap Blankenship who led the year's scoring with a fourteen point plus average, followed closely by Wayne Goucher and Clay Ped igo with ten and eight point averages respectively Coach Otis Delaporte once again proved his worth in producing another better-than-average team in '53. THE TORNADO 'S RECORD 58 Arapaho 48 Duncan 50 Capitol Hill 52 Cordell 45 Alumni 40 Elk city 38 Altus 48 Woodward 72 Cordell 79 Mangum 56 Lawton 76 Arapaho 64 Ardmore 56 Woodward Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Altus John Marshall Cfuyrnon El Reno Hobart Mangum Lawton W Hobart Capitol Hill El Reno Elk City Alva Woodward Sophomore Buddy Pitzer lays one in against the Altus Bulldogs, Senior guard, Clay Pedigo, drives in tor a shot against Ardmore l Q we gariegaf Wne L U u I Y'- 'Wil 5 7 'Ni.4-0 -s Q 'Q' ' T Lf amen 94' as 11 -Zin-v--a The 1953 edltron of the Red Tornadoes returnmg lettermen FRONT ROW Jack Evans Dlck Hulson John C Krndred Fred Blaylock and Charles Sanders SECOND ROW Darrel Stocks Wayne Goucher Rmchard Goodblanket Jap Blankenshrp and Coach Merle Applebee The dramond demons of CHS once aga1n look forward to another successful season Last year's season ended w1th the Tornadoes wlnner of the Southwestern State College Inv1tat1onal Tournament at Weatherford Wlth the able prtchlng arms of Wayne Goucher Jack Evans and Jap Blankenshlp and w1th Charles Sanders on the recelvmg end beh1nd the plate the CHS n1ne are well prepared to handle all on comers Although they were defeated by the Lawton Wolver1nes 5 4 rn the Reg1ona1 play offs last year the Tornadoes w1ll be gunrung for the t1tle 1n '53 78 N C C , h K I C ' w - C 'fi' U va G we X X 01 x ,W at 1.0 I , ' tx ,, mx L I I I L ' Q y 1 ,. 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Kern Schnelder Funeral Home Jack and Paul's Barber Shop Letha's Beauty Shop D1amond Cab Brasel's Cleaners Furr1ers Bestway Hayden Harr1s Scales Mattress Factory Blue Plg O K Furn1ture Smxth Hardware and Implement Sxmpsons Chalfant Furnlture H0ffman's Furnlture S SCIVICC Stat1on Glns Gln Agent W V R1chardson T J Stewart Lumber Company Herzer Implement Company RODIHSOH Auto Supply Herzer Motor Co FIIZCO Food Market L1nderer Pr1nt1ng Company Hardware Mutuals Insurance Company Cl1nton Hatchery and Produce Hughey Cl1nton Cl1nton Skelley Green's Cleamng Works Metheny s Grocery Howard Johnston DSIVICC Stat1on Army and Navy Store Snow Jewelry Marshall Cleaners Oklahoma Nat1onal Bank A P Slghts Cl1nton Implement Company H and K Cafe Southwestern Pa1nt and Supply C0 Claude Chandler Apphances Nu Way Shoe Shop Leon Ballard Art Tatum Insurance Blunck Stud1o K C Perryman Attorney A booster of the Tornadoes S1mon s Store Charles Ol1ver Insurance Agency Burrough's Add1ng Machlne M1ller Thornbrough Drug Recreatxon Gr1ll Dr and Mrs J M W1nchester West and M1kesel1 N B Nash Clothler Elmer Burnett Insurance orna o fbyooafem W1se Muslc Center B and W Furmture Burt1s Press and Off1CC Supplles Jake's Barber Shop Schrexner Walker Agency Stambaugh's Plumb1ng Gene Smlth Motor Company Cook's C1ty Serv1ce Stat1on Mr and Mrs W R Wren Bu1ld1ng and Loan Assoc1at1on C N Goodwln Denver Meacham Son Meacham Bryson Erwln Wholesale Company Cred1tor s Collect1on Bureau Broach Shoe Store Arney and Barker Attorneys T G And Y S and D Drug Donald B Darrah C Max Cook C R Anthony Company Ross Drug Store Wh1te's Auto Store The Vogue K B Cornell Publlc Accountant Walter S Mllls F1rst Nat1onal Bank, Cl1nton Al Fr1edr1ch Hardware John K1per Insurance Joe Klng Northup s Jewelry R1tz Theater O K Barber Shop Webb's Serv1ce Stat1on Tuffy's Serv1ce Statlon Elph Monroe Agency Cl1nton Laundry and Dry Cleaners Cl1nton Mach1ne Shop Cl1nton Courts Granot Lodge Humble Food Store Moser s Serv1ce Tenth and Modell Economy Grocery Lantz Plumblng Saltsman s Flowers Southwest Motor Company Armstrong Pont1ac B1lls Bakery Dr F N Nlkkel Optometr1st Aden Rad1o and TV Serv1ce Broadhead Grocery Rmchardson Drug Happy Braffett Insurance Long Bell Lumber Company Taylor s Men s Wear Scott's Quahty Shop Ernest J Stocks Redland Theater The Cl1nton Da1ly News Coll1er and Walton Wholesale Boyle s Produce Cl1nton Iron and Metal, Nepture Park Home on the Range courts Marshall's Cafe Robble s Champhn Serv1ce Penhall Memor1al Salyer Oldsmob1le Cad1llac Co Savmor Statlon Ham1lton Flower Shop Mac Taylor Bulck Co Western Auto Store O J Alle J C Penney Co J W Darnell A E Wade George Eaton Barber Shop Cl1nton Abstract Company Mart1n s Food Store W B fB1llj Staggs Cl1nton Electr1c Company Robertson Mus1c Gene Co1t Serv1ce Stat1on Coca Cola Bottl1ng Company Mershon Salvage Lee Creach Serv1ce Stat1on Nash Fxnch Company Alllson H1de and Metal Company Moon Standard Servxce V1c S Drlve In Garden Spot Mahaney Brothers F W and Gene Benefleld Standard Serv1ce Stat1on Nelson Graln Company Cl1nton Cotton M1ll Bla1ne Jones Cl1nton Typewr1ter Shop Matthews Motor Mc's Cafe Nolen Sulllns Grocery and Statxon Ray s Motel Glancy's Motel and Courts Mrs Lena Alhson . . , , ' , I Q I ' ' c . . In i ', , , . , . . . . l I . . K. C. Motor W MD W. MCAbee and Wilbur Darnell and Gibson . I . , I . . , A . I . . . , . - f 1 I ' J , . , ' ' C . . . ' . I , YEARIOOKS 12 ,lfvx MYIRS ANDCO UNC TOPEKA KANSAS fxdf' A A 1, LAWN 3 . 3 I I Q. 1 -' , ,Slim , . ve :.g 1 2 ff 'nr A 1 CLINTON HIGH A. cuwro SCM 'BR4 For Reference N OKLAHOMA Not to be taken from this room DATE DUF 3 CQJAQNJ Clanton Hugh School Library 1- Clmfo Oklaho mvugg 531 KMNTUN WGH SCELAHOMA CUNTON 0 3 YS?