Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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CAl'll0l'l, CO-EDITORS ' BUSINESS MANAGERS Gloria Taylor ANNUAL ADVISOR Sandra Johnston Buff Burtis Miss Jessie Turner Neva Johnson emoriam r nn -ur 4 i - - 'I J Lll'lClll'l'l Sunset and evenln star 5 5 3 Cl 0 And may there be no moanmg of the bar when I put out to sea Twrlrght and evenmg bell And after that the dark' And may there be no sadness of farewell When I embark Crcssrng the Bar Tennyson 1 a fy 0 . f , And one clear call for me! y, ,Af , 5 I ? k'74 tl! X 'Yv- X. T 'f ...f, K- N' .fdclnzinwfra fum AL U5mu5 ' ' Pcrmmwlcm yr V , fury Fix L- V- lmvm Pfilltfipaj ' ll I JESSA LOU MONIGOLD School Secretary MR. J. G. STRATTON MRS, C, N, GOODWIN President Vice-Prcsidenr x,,,, X MR. J. D. BARTLETT Member DOCTOR ROSS MR. BOB NELSON Deputy Clerk Member 5, -w 'I I Q -W I I I I ie 14: MARVIN NIGII IIIVIII NICIIOLS HEI 'IY SMIIII ff5'lliEIi KUISINSUN Instrumental Music Vocal Musiu Ilumu ECOlIOI1IICb Iiomu Ilumoxlxics CLCMA A. URNER . gsh Wbbw' T w mahsm. bpm ubrvw' SL H fwf I VITLMA BAILEY Art 'HAY 0 Llv Enghsh ER LILAS WADE ALBERTA KELLEY ERNEST LEE IMA GEANNIE IRWIIN EI'lgIlSII Engllsh and Hxstorj, Enbllsh Spepch gf Dean Adams George Adams Jim Aday Beverly Alspaugh Margaret Bcncfield Craig Benton if Q 1 '51 Leroy Bergen Louis Booth Bill Broach Paul Buckmaster Buff Burtis Jane Capehart Louis Dennard Janice Doty Nancy Dunlap Bobby Elliott Phyllis Elmore Pearl Elzner Delores Ernst Virginia Ferris Alfred Fischer 8 Bruce Friedrich Helen Gilmore Richard 4-Q-aiQ'Wr Y Leona Goodman Anne Goodwin George Griffen Donna Hanks R ' . . Mary Hensley ian! . i -4 X Jafl Hillyer Jim Hogan George Howell 4' 153' ' 3. Judith Harms Boyd Harrelson ,O Q for . ' ,f V I Neva Johnson Sandra Johnston i L . 45 3 ,-.. .1 5 X 3 N ' i,, 'g,x ' if ff 1' fl. 1 -Ix l ur L, L .. Xv X :Ii .IQL Leonard Jones Patty Jones Kenneth Kin Gale Klum Ka Ku ka Jerr Lantz 8 P Y P Y H sm- .- if . 'L L arms.-., U I -' ffm' ' - A V if f? W ' ' A 6-' A E51' 'ff V I tg: 9 5 IL Loyde Lantz Dale Lau Don Law Q' i' Delano Lefthand Dwayne Luffman Marvin Meyer CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dwayne Luffman, Anne Goodwin, Kay Stone, Joy Reed, Joyce Webb, Wayne Moad, STANDING: Buff Burtis and Tony Puckett. in N'i1f9f' f' 7 ' TL- W - - vi ' ,. - stef . A 1 ff 1' A ,'L 1 2 lx Rex McKinsey xv ri, 0' Q, David Nelson Anna Neugebauer Montez Newton Delores Nickel 715. ja 2 y 1 JoAnn Pitzer Bob Province Tony Puckett David Rainey R f Kenneth Reinke Don Richmond Ronnie Robertson 1 0 Stan Rose .H Wayne Moad Myrna Dee Moore Bobbie Mosburg Stacy NaSh Delores Pgters Rudelle Phillips if X Jake Ratke Joy Reed Charles Sanders Dwain Sandlin Eldeen Sawatzky Lola Sproat G' x Bettye Taylor Joyce Wald Kathleen Williams N. t Gary Schmidt Bob Setterfield Gilbert Shue 5 - 5 X T' Albert Stehr Charlene Stehr Bonnie Steigman Glendene Smith Wynoma Steigman Gloria Taylor Bill Thatcher Gay Tilley 1 sl Voncille Tilly .39 . 0 Harry Sperle Kay Stone Louise Upchurch Joyce Webb Jerry Wood 1 1 Climaxing twelve years of study, we don caps and gowns for graduation. N Carolyn Barber La Ve hn Boyles 7 p Jim Adams G. L. Alexander . 1 A is K -' Q . Q 2' . 4 x IA, Bobby Black Wilma Borchers Kenneth Boyer f.! ti gv -G i , 4 t'41 I s'o' ll 00.1 0 0 O O Ross Brady Phyllis Branan 3 5, ,I xxx! r av. , .8 x I 1 Y, f r ' 1 ra Browning Norma Burk Sue Bunch 12 Peggy Chandler ,, I 1- -1. Thelma Agan Leona Albin Sue Anderson Craig Armstrong 'Sv fn Bobby Bose Jimmy Bose -Qi Q f' N131-Y jane B1-eaghearg Wallda BI'6l'll'l'l Jim Brown Lola Choplin Patsy Cline Carolyn Cole .1 '0- X-1 Larry Everett Clyde Green Q x '2 44: 13 1 , W xi , I .. x A' Q J ' l .. f George Cook Delores Gerner KI:- Dorothy Hicks i Jerry Hogan Norma Hoosler ii A L N Lero Hudson Dick Huxson Junior Davenport 1 De al Bolmy Dorson Carol Lngler if Bobby Glasscock Mary Ellen Goss ohn Grams Ann Grec ff' - ,Win 'Za ,M G 35 Jerry Hill f Jan Hubbard Marcia Johnston 13 'Q Y r f A Vernon Joyner tom Glenda Kelly .A Carole Lantz Charlotte Lee Don Livesay Vcrla McClanahan Kay Kaiser 5 rf ix V Y' 4 , I L1 I V' 1 Richard Kempf I K ,2 H Ak-:Q Q Katherine Magers ,.-. 'of -f 'I' l AP- Janice Miller Melvin Morrow Virginia Neill Clyda Ann Noel Leslie Northrup ' ' : ag? an-+V. N iff . t , ff- 'f 5 5 'f 1 , D- -, W-2. - iff-F? fr ' F Y ,- fi ef if , 7 f i A lk f Cha Edna Reinschmeidt rlene Phillips Elgene Phillips Buddy Pitzer 14 Cletis Ramsey .F,. Barbara Kelly Virginia Kiehn X4 l Barbara Miller Jocile Pedigo Ray Rogers XL'-3 If 3 . .8 LaVonne Sanders Barbara Sawatzky Ruth Ann Schenewolf I - 46 - t , L :wg ef ,f ,f ws K. ' .f Q N, sfsSf3'l, ,lf 7 ' f I ' H- A ,lint A it , V V, 4 y yi: ' , I' rlfff- ff' ,Q William Smith Dwain Stehr Leland Steigman L bv Kay Thomas Jim Tisdal Floyd Webb I U RJ qw E2 f 7, 5 ' 1 'N 4 - M. 'R ,.lg'jsz2?f f5',-1l' i ,iff I Richard Schulte r-, , V Q ,i ,ye D M ivsewgi - iv A' v . Z B x 4 , I 7 Minerva Sioux Y - ff .' fQ Darrel Stocks Richard Strong Donna Thomas ef Laura Westover Katherine Wilkenson Lloyd Wren tefmlilnia 'I 5616 -at 'QQ' f J ' dents. of me sm ' for most rk Vxace Proves YO be a wo . , A The libta Y B111 is just try- 1 1141 after the W ng out the B Oodward- . 00 Uer'g b Clinton ass d foozbal fum 1 8-Sm f kJ Ovh XJ r 2 . ...I 5 ,-1 TY Calvin Browning 4 .A ',..1 1 A.AE Leroy Corley Janice Duncan 'LA Judy Burnett ,g R x 1-4 -X 4 Larry Daniels 1. as H,-0-i , A Nolan Adams .Q- Geneva Bighorse Paul Capehart 3' . pd! Y .,I'fFy N, P l Billy Dawson ,fir E I. I 4? Jerry Childress -1 ' Margaret Deputy 'N S L- N: l I sql . X Y' .X wg A 5 Phyllis Ballard ,X if . Cheryl Blankenship 5 Leonard Clifton P - xr: : Harold Dick .l S-Q. A Betty Barton to- Lettie Brown Sf' 5 I Q1 ' fr -.-f ' , 7'? Charles Cook oo ' -N., , 'if f 1 Nancy Disharoon Ji' Donald Dyck Duane Eddy 1 6 Melba Embrey Shelba Embrey Ruby Fields 'X Kaye Finkenbinder Loretta Flowers fa Z 'li - . .4 . -fx? X xx f.Lf., - C? 0 Ronal Gerner Larry Goehringer Q0 Z' SY Dixie Gruenwald Gary Heimz ,1- ww 'Qk 1 Q 3 A Sharon Howell Rosalyn Hyder . X439 'I ' -jdau ' Q 1 Y Jerry Jordon John Jordon I C4 Q , ' ' .A Joe Foster X' Charles Goodwin Jr. NP Catherine Helms , I f Barbara Johnson l .iz Gordon Kaiser Jr. 1 7 15 fn I , av . -,p ws' QT? - ,, , .4 1 Xw ' 4,1 f A F3 Buddy Fowler Jerry Garrett Wanda Garrison Patty Gooszen G'-r 41 Rebecca Hoffer N u.. 4 Dwayne Jones ,A Iyiolly Green Eddie Gfiffdfl ,Q Q aw' jf? X I Charlene Holcomb Glenda Howell 'Wxx CLASS OFF C IC BuZZ?'i:B1anke,iiii 'Gwen Riggs Owl P, E - Garrett. er' Bud Mismger MODIS. ' .1611-y W9 V '- -ffl X ar 5 . A N i Q4 i ,F Berry Lee Laverne Lenaburg Charles Lester ,Ll l ' 1 rn ro. A I r, x N -. If r P19 '-T - I 7 ., . ' 4 r' I Q ' li Neal McClanahan Johnny Miller Bud Miskel 4 . ,Q V QQ-5 4 Q4 X ski-rgzl Frankie Murphy Janet Musscn Tommy Nelson 18 ff? , ,dl I- , , n-C. ff ,IAQ 1 hm Klllg '73, ,vii P. ,L N X e 9 X Y :P Q- . 'uc' ,A ,ff f' Q: - John Krause If O 1 , ,410 al' ,., I I J I Gene Mahaney f f ff , . ' if , , A Alu , 9.5 5 -. - . .,,- - f- iff. U. 4,149 Y 'rw , .U ,f 1 45' Donald Klassen Ronald Klxewur 2 ' g ,Ac G as A Audrey Lamberrus Dixle Law ,. . AL., : 1 .f'. Raymond Maloy Sandcra Martin 'FS .. ' J ro' 'L K ' ' X K x . Easter Moore Wilda Morrison Frances Murphy 1 2' 25s N. ' I' ,Pj X M .sa K J, r ,o- x . --- ' Hi M - , ,fy . ' ri N Franklin Nickel Davxd Oates Dale Odum 4,0 .piiivg ,gf IO RX Ml A llqi H . i K. I, ,N . Eff' 4. 3 liniiny Ulivur Christina L-lwcns Judy Pwwurs Phyllis Pucker! lacltic Rahhal ,amp n V - Q Charles Rcubcr Betty Riggs Gwen Riggs Manuel Rogers N sw .ar f , ' P ' A 7' p , 14 ' 1 ' X is ,, n ,.5:-I xg, . z - '-. Donald Slaglc Mike Sparks Leon Spitz Charles Stevens 'Q-4 , .4 VL ad lm fr. Kathryn Sullins Bobby Trent Iretta Walker Mack Ward 4 Weldon Sawatzky Mary Sue Stout Mary Watson ,Q 9 hi A 1 Milton Raincy Lydia Seigrist 1? '2 vs fa Virginia Stoval Donita Webb fd , I -, 5 Dwight Webb Ruth Williams Barbara Woods Ben Woods Joan work Darlene Youngblood 3 11 ff ' 4 ' ,A A F.. 1 . . 0.1 ,ft . - 1 - . . -A Olera Adams Lieorgeanna Aday Linda Aday 'Z eff Sonny Albin Mary Albriglir ll g Caroline Ashcraft Mary Donald Brehm V lil 4-ab' x Victor Cole x 4 X I X . ' A ,d' Larry Alexander Askins Richard Barber Susan Bartlett Charles Boller Manona Birdchief 953 -9 . ' . 1..-,f- - 1 - LSA Jerry Brunk Dewayne Bullis Dorothy Case Iva Caller: N -P' 'S ' v-, A 3 , Al if V . X' X N .1 Q ,, 'vi . - f D :::::f A' n X ik ., X fl , Sue Cook Lavonna Culver Jim Cunningham Melvin Dancer 20 Lee Clothier I' Diane Dannatt .235 fa: I1 42.77 Edith Ferris ,, rn P ,J , T- C I Jerry Gilbert Pat Hall Phyllis Harms fa - 06 . Ag PS' f' Tom Howenstine Dgwayne Hudson Darlene Hutchinson I pn Q 10 ,U -1' 1 J 7 76 Helen Fischer fo 44 Beverly Giles :D cf Alb - -I A -X rx Bobby Hedge Ag, nil John Hubbard 43' ,7X - 1' Jr'-4 Gary Igo - 1- Y Wayne liiiuiiiaiiii James Jernigan x . ,ye x 03x ' v. 14 ' VX , - V Q 4 x Y - Clifford jones Gary Jones fbi dk, :iw , A-IG A, .A ' :W '21, ...1 ,-M, John Kelley Jack Kiehn Gordon Kincaid Joann Kincaid Archie Klassen ,i f -R my av Y' A Ida Bertha Lee Lanelle Lingnefelrer Georgeann Lirile Stanley Little Billy Lore y L V- . Y' wr e' A .1- 4 ! 11 X X l. 1 l 'Y , I ,4 ,f . K . -- f ,Q A 4 ur i 'rc Lou McClure Madaline Magers Todd Markum Z2 Jim Mathias Denver Meacham Cleiiidcllu johiisiiwii ,Q 4315 I W4 'B 1 Opal jones L al .414 Dennis Lax If Wilbur Mc Abee , fs Jerry Merrill Diana Millur 'wr ' , xl W , Y l Suu Oitingcr ',o -1 X ff' .3 K . IX P Jack Russel - 1Y ' J4 Mary Shervenuu .of Glen Smith , :AJ fra-C,, lr' if D011 Miller Iwyfu Miirrniw Dgifglhy Nhugblmliq 1' G2 ,fy , .1 '- , i.. 7 x ..,. i . f' ,VNS . x . 1' ' v . K- ni Qi , Jllii Phillips Leon Piak Bur Rlimu Don Rgiiischmidi 'S iff' sq. NN-, f7 ' 4 Halen Sawaigky Leon bcmlxoff Mirgaru 5lhau1hur,,Lr R abut ahah , nhl Ju ' lilliigg gl f- Pj. uf! f :dun in 1 'Q :ig :lg as, in ' ' Eyial n-...,f - ,f -UR-2 -4 ' azz . : Alvin Smith Marjean Stambaugh 1 J N K Y' l ie . A 157 A E K k 'v' 'Y Q 14 -J-3 , ...., q 4 , 4 Q ' get 3 A V 9-,,, IN: I Q . xx TY . I 3 I? ' , -r Tlx - Martin Stehr Nadine Stchr Norma Stehr John Stevens Treva Steigman Billy Strong .. J, Q pd he T ' , 'fi ' X- . he 'sq' we-J . 'T 71 ee., D313 Taylor Pat Taylor Joanna Treadwell Jean Wald Ronnie Webb Melvifl Wil1i21IT1S -y ,1 .f , :av . V f' N I n ,A ft., ' - -156' . b 3 Q X I - 1 fi - 1 ' 4 X ' fx ri X it-a., if N. 'Xe X X ' fx , 11 Theron Wilson Robert Wise Betty Wolf Harold Wood Joy Wright Thomas Wright i is he ma? 'O The Photo imton 00 ' . ,K ou- gfapher d mts OU' C It Gilbe - Ulger and , 0eSn'f b Denver Meachkiffggs Soy wright and le Y spelling matcriczor C018 asizler Olera Newcomb . YY! 3 ' - ey awa- . Sue Manean Sta If lheir r . umma i .vc . K M , V HW! s.- -Q .- ML' ik, v :milf ... A 'ii 438, 1 Nllx-Q1 ,,,,, i,,.A,.An. I HN HW' . ..-.... 4 L- ........,.... . . -9 Q.. ,,.,4-Q,-,sg A H'-I , . H 1 f . , . - 2 , 'fe .1 pe' L 'J X, , f--Y x.-1-'F--nf .,, 5-.A-4 Y fvf '- ' V f 1- ff 5'?'? - Wt-'Ml '.-,W .,.1LK- 1 Q,-ru 4 1J:'fh,, .75-vga -. I l ,YN ,, Q .,,., . ' A.: TP .yy gui- 'JF.9!,,. . 1 gf' 1-' v A? f. f ' A' 1 Ma . .L 1 . - .J Ab. U 4 A. 1 , . uf' ' ' '- -1 --A vig- R V..-.1-.!'-' ' P A , . . . . 1 A ,, omecoming Anne Goodwin was crowned 1953 Football Queen by Tony Puckett during halftime ceremonies of the Clinton- Frederick game. Attendants were Beverly Alspaugh, Bill Deal, Janice Doty, Butch Brown, George Howell, Jan l-lillyer, Craig Armstrong, and Jo Ann Pitzer. Bill, Jo Ann, and Craig. John. Jan and Victor. Tony, Anne and George Z6 Elgene, Bev. and Darrell Z Dick, Janice, and Butch. 6115665 all Q LU1 ky lend Eldeen SHWMZ Delorrs N1TkT1gal2dMaygarer Benefleld bgc a helping lah In her dress rn Home he em prnnmg Y Lt- 1 Voncrlle Trlly Charles Cook and George Gr1ff1n rnspect the new krln 1n Art class lva Ann, Carolyn, Yvonne, Diane, Helen and Joanna set the table for one of the faculty luncheons. The photographer surprrsed one member of the Sophomore Typrng class as others are busrly at work Rosalyn Hyder Jackre Rahhal and Jerry Jordan rnspect mrcroscoprc lrfe rn Brology ,fe In H5 ll 141 ,.. :x O :r cu 5. I0 .-. -. T4 oo o m .-. ,-. na :z .-. ... o :s N K1 U cu 92 :s ' :- rv -. o K4 ' rr' cu o :x D2 -. ch N :J o. I N H -. se ..- o o ar o :s N V7 us o o- cr N44 I o D Q. U1 It looks like the alligators are receivin a lot f a play rn Englrsh IV. 'Q 'L ALL all i ur fgroclucfiona, joofgaf omgine Ar ore 94 X. so Yam' C X intl, n be . 31, a lion W an Ca Nlakm 6 think' alla Georg F r gy ..-s. rf si Rigid' S0 'li T Mlm AP, jljnjo ' M OUU - 3173 ,nag-,131 prekfejs Slle an , A 1 . d - ' a Pu' C' Ooff A177 . L dia and Q61 over 'Yew with Wa Cmxsmie. in Exhibit. Popcorn Yue' Dafa' ha - luilli' Bat 1 work 50' X vuginyav Chas on at nina lou me Y , The band is all ready to give out with Red Tornadoes -- Sadie Hawkins will never catch me, Bill Broach says. in case of a touchdown. Yes, they made that tackle. Z8 Jim, Dwain, Mr. Nigh, and Bill relax before taking off for the Woodward Rodeo. GIYLQ6, anJ .men OLUH, ull af G . . Teen Town affords fun for ' yt high school students. Don't get excited! It's only make believe. Operation Elk City was a success. ff Y The halo means nothing as Buff, Joann, Glo and Jan 7 ' appear in a pep assembly before the Elk City game. Pat is working for the Ipana company---that's his charm showing. , ' V Stacy E1 Matador, really has the bull by the horns 9 , t, 1 ' .s- 'X' vu Awgv A, .-If ig lt' .4 A . 1 The Melody Kings make their debut at the first Sok Hop. Hey Mikel You've got a bingo. 29 Whoa! Ferdinand, it's time for curtain call. ff Xi X 5 r, -..i ,,- ' ' . efafwaup i ' i v- Q- 1 if Lv ' Q,,4f:'f:- atsxfgl ' 'M - The contribution of the art class was the Nativity Scene which was placed in front of the building, by 100 , . iid Bob - LQSXXQ1 A PAP v SCEES . Frankxm' Christmas 106 ' for the Kam rhe P vCY Sue, Jerry, Buddy, Ginny, John and Dwayne enjoy themselves at the Christmas sock hop. CAri5fma5 ameri fo . . Jimmy, Easter, Raymond, George, Donald and Franky Buddy. C0fkY. -TCYFY. Mike. Clyde. Louis and Kay. under the finish the Chrigtmag Scene in Shop, protest of Master Buck Irwin, decorate the Christmas tree. ig., SIUCICHIS enioy P12'-Yiflg gam6S af me Chfisfmfis Sock h0P- 30 The Spanish class enjoys themselves after breaking the pinata. v 4, A L. The basketball Pep Band entertains at the half time of the Clinton- Duncan Game. Members are Loyd Wren, Bill Hite, Don Law, Bill Smith, Dwain Sandlain and Buff Burris. Could anyone doubt that these boys are having fun? Pal Ta Class - ylgr ll 100 ds fob elps LI , Oli' 'If T001 H CUIIII, my mall 1 Dell 13111 vel' a get I0 Hg D 1513 Ud 0l'l'l2I'lt5 0 LCIZSIJPQ WMM Our rien 5 ' :Qi Glo and Tony pop popcorn as Judith, Joyce and Myrna make hot dogs to boost the Senior treasury. Xl a, !i ' 'X in-'Htl . These boys take time out from classes to enjoy themselves at the noon hour in the study hall. i I! This is how the football boys looked on the gridiron. 31 They look quite different, however, when they gather around Merril Green for autographs at the Football Banquet. The Librarians sacrifice their study hall to help students The Office girls go about their darly duties stlttt and thetk out books fu enla Jnfefesfs David Judy and Margaret look at their awards they won in the I Speak for Democracy tontest Barbara Donna Melvin and Larry look over the book the speech class made for the - Tornado Staff s assembly Offrters and Sponsors of Southwestern State and Clinton High School F,T,A, Q Senorita Maria Ceballos, visiting teacher from Mexico City, helps Buzz, John, Corky, Robert and John Graves with their Spanish lesson. xt 5 fm., . L I Dorothy, Frances, George, n and Craig take TIME OUT to en Home catch up on current events in Mrs bm W' ' T The Free, the art Oi Se .nn American History. teaCher, S enna-nt, En . ieafns Obmson, 1 fo David Xplains ff gllsh C1asi5 Org M155 R Nglson Macbethll Xstrufltor' ime Out! Lf earnin unc! ofeidure And they tell us Home Ec's a lot of These students do a bit of last min work! ute study before semester exams. -.ij . X W ' 'N rua gg ml in ll . ,gg .51 mi. , X. zvvk S 'YQ The Bessie students board their bus Mary Sue, Darlene and Dixie have for home. fun in the first snow of the year. Larol hjngleman is the one out or the Helde Nieyer, Hangver, Germany, ad- chair . She is giving a dramatic reading. dresses the faculty at one of the faculty lunch- eons. 9 W JJ- A - -- lfltQI'e:5f Cllfl L9 llfl 0I'I'l,08flfLOIfL .oi af N'-,,iI.X ' These girls are taking the speaker seriously. Charles, George, Jan, Glo, and Marcia differ in their attention given some speech student. Rip's team lost in the Mix-up Tourna- Darrell shoots and hits as Clyde and ment but we all voted his men A-l. Vernon look on during the Mix-up Tourna ment. Aaah- THA il A tense moment in the one-act play S-ubmerged which won first at the Lawton speech tourney. to leave d Tomi prePZ:Jiierence. GXO 3-nts Carger S for the O' ' L E, Ollis D cl .A AS Sgsiggsoignjfrgh portray on erencefi an fidem wr! - S Soufziesrfgberf Chool Bob Dotson gets a good laugh out of The C,H,S, Barber Shop Quartet Huckleberry Finn alias Jerry Jordon. composed of George Howell, Bob Dot- 35 son, Jerry Meador and Eddie Johnson. CAST Captain . , .Tony Puckett Buttercup, , , Anne Goodwin Sir Joseph. . . . Bill Breach 1 Cousin liebe, , , Jan Hubbard Josephine . Beverly Alspaugh X Ralph ..,.., Don Law ,jx Diclr Dead ljyti , Ilwain Sandlin Boatswain . . . Loyd Wren Carpenter . . .Jerry Garrett Sailors Chorus , Boys Glee Club Sir Joseplfs cousins, sisters, and aunts .... Girls Glee Club L Ton rehga y' Ann n- PSG b 6, lghl' perfofzijoarg thZ'nguBill, Bev HCS Ttajn 61-ly ' 8OeS U ' and D P for t O71 he CAOPCIK pfeifgflf Hl'lCl!0l Q H. M. S. Pinafore, a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, was presented by the boys and girls glee club under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Nichols. The scenery for the production was built by the carpentry class and painted by the Art J class. f af' , L ,. , 4' 4, SAILORS CHORUS: Bill Smith, David Oates, Vernon Eh' Joyner, Charles Sanders, Don Livesay, Bogey Kaiser, John Miller, Gene Mahaney, David Rainey, Easter Moore, Floyd Webb, Wayne Moad, Jim Oliver, Buzz Goodwin, Milton Rainey, Alfred Fischer and Bobby Dotson. 5 . COUSINS, SISTERS, AND AUNTS: Sandra Johnston, Gloria Taylor, Dixie Law, Donita Webb, Margaret Deputy, Patsy Cline, Jan Hillyer, Kay Kaiser, Kathryn Wilkinson, Kay Stone, Carol Englernan, Kay Kupka, Cheryl Blankenship, Kaye Finkenbinder, Barbara Kelley, Mary Goss, Helen Gilmore, Myrna Moore, Charlene Stehr, Carolyn Barber, Marcia Johnston, Bonnie Steig- man, Valieta Dorsey, Clyda Noel, Betty Taylor and Jackie Rahhal. 3 YV Dwainv boytikeir turn to P avlaxt tl 1 Q . ,,,a f bflw ' I cf' x 4? 4 if 17 Q iw J..,. G A i if I 'F ' 'G' T,1 --Q . Nw? :tw ii 1513114 Vx V 1- -X X 4 X Y QQ Q, X Hs Km V y 4 I Q4 ' 1 I 1. S 1 i. f ii '. . ' ,- V, r xox . Z' '44 Dixie model their dres X but , N Marcia, Valieta, Patsy, Barbara, and ses before the show J f4 Betty Barton was accompanist for the operetta. St3.1'tS. Glo, Donita, Bonnie, Helen, Cheryl, and Kay unpack their dresses. 1 Mrs. Irwin helped the students apply These sailors also get to pretty up. their make-up. .VMI 5 Miss Seright, sponsor and these juniors start plans for the Jr. Sr. Banquet and Prom. fi fff N -54, -f ,Q ,nv L . xxx, Pmmzlf' ' 5' I SEATED: Leslie Pawnee, Leon Hoffman, Glenn Sullins, John Cormack. STANDING: Gerald Mc- Garvin, Stanley Barnett, Richard Van l-lyrning. Bud Miskel, Norma Hoosier, Manona Birdchief, and Sue Bunch receive instructions from Lieut. Burk While taking a reaction test. Mr. Applebee, Driver Education Instructor, looks on. A ls fl- hjSBUck eque 177 fl-W.I7f V4 Oth In lsir er to' Wh 01-Z o o a ss emi? Qomc. H S 'ML WQAQ Q-Xfienclzi .xdf Y. panieg - I Q ' f 1 E Ab.. Mrs. Spitz teaches these Senior Home Ec. girls the art of basting. Shi lv 45 SEATED: Alma Jones, Joyce Raimer, Shirley Parker, La Ritta Vasquez. STANDING: Donnie Williams, Eddie Johnson, Cal- 39 vin Slater, Junior Bishop, Frances Penn, 3 w I ' . If . an, 'J' w Home Sievfffvev Thelma Agana Hiya Misxdilig Mahan' , Kaiser aY1Operett??- barge tO Bogey pr0P5 io? JOSGPH S stage ' r 511' las 10 Freshmen studying for exams. ZQQSSSM CY in mon ts turn nexjgis Stluden the . ser na aw Five ea - Kew 3 TJC ior Oljerettathe cola'-est' iwho NVOH O F. F. A. and F. H. A. Sweet- hearts Delores Gerner and Gale Klump are crowned while cupid watches. Joy has better things to look at than Algebra! MA Jgclzieue .7Ae Goa :S Music lovers are tuning up for another program. Don Law, Dwain Sandlin, Loyd Wren, and Jerry Garrett. Mrs. Nichols is accompanying them. --Q. ' :IU ' WNV GI 1 C.H. S. has six sets of twins. David and Wanda Garrison are the only brother-sister set. Others are Jim and Bob Bose, .Terry and John Jordan, Melba and Shelba Embrey, 40 and Frankie and Frances Murphy. Roy and Ray Rogers are not pictured. ff x 'Q r I ,jfs if F-7. I - N - ,XSSQNE WNW Fug' .5 aa... F? f Y X o X 1 I . I bf' X 1 l X -nstfuc' Mr H x 9.6091 abflf- it t - ' Owell, d - - - r educ ,an . Y UP St . rlvlng h Drive Ch Appxebeeew train- fo See tha?PS to lnspect th Ome from a lon S, CO3 tl the YK the Stu G rnotor A g Elfgtiv- tor S mspec dents get h . His duty ' Powef OIT1e Sat-el ls Y. ing Car' 'MM' A WU .SY ' i i Ol LC Q l lUQ ' ' .sp 'l EH' K QV' s- ,nv- J Mac cleans up after a basket- ball Crowd leaves. 41 LD Franklin Nickel and Charles Cook finish one of their art class projects. These students study for a radio play to be presented in class. X31 lien 4 'IGP S Debate tearng Bru and Jan Hilly C.H. . T ny Puckett, rn Hogan, o ce Frmedrxch, er. Ji K ,,,,,,.,,..--f , 'D Ye Pawnee shows Okkahorna Hi chan country. Les 1 Cheyenne ln st udents the story 5 .D kenbinder Kaye Fin dO.U. CaroX Lantz, and Wikia Morrison Xook aroun - P. A. between YUGCUWE-5 at the O' X' convention. .xgfa :lf , -Ls- .nr The Wa Inq S . PI'1n 8 weather brings th CSC Stude Hts outdo Ors. 42 l 'I 7' C. ff 75 lil' 5 ' , g IG' Q , . .Av .A 1' 1 , Mr - Sh S- B ' I afon Iiowilley sho 4 O Paint WS G60 th 1129 ,-- b 11 9 pp 1 JO aks to the fOOY H Ops Cofrgsg' and rn Green SPEELU Banquet. Y. XQJASYYS at the Foot ff. den usb Sw xams' The Engng-weeks Q easY after S 'VM' ., B Use 131-b the 13.1-a Ink ' D . leboscgfllta a Pe. nd Dix' le learn h Ow Fo Teaching isn't all work either. Mr. Tay lor Mr Irwin Mrs Kelle Miss Seri ht , - , . , g , 43 and Mr. Delaporte visit whifre checking for the morning. gp! N251 -A 3 r W Paul Buckmaster, T 8: I ' student, is training to be a h ' . The art class begins work on the props for the mee amc P. T. A, minstrel. N A- , , Q - N I 'A- -. . 0 arn mia Q QCLFH P gills S off . 'ig-1 f L grooming himhfrj Pig as he b I' ah Stoc G- If Sh at ShOw 4-w'WE4Q' ' ow. g . G'1b Lantz, Shows his Son his fnothert Shue re . 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Y v 3 4' 'S S -'Ny 3 '9 :cf vm' W4 'QQ - Q - ' S-.Q'x'5X .mt xg A nne GOOdWlF BOY AND GNL CASDXO XY X15 NMBO KOR 'E ,- V' 6901Rwxxnmklubcuson, Buddy Puzcx, Nancy Dxxmap, Samui Daw, Bewuy Axspaugjx, Goudbmxxkcx, Acme Goodwin, 'Yong Puckcxl, E OOTX5 ALL QUEEN C NSDXD :XT ES 2 'x X wk x X H K- aw, X Sir ST ANDXNG: Rip A. NINUAL QUEEN C AND IDAT ES Janice Mil1, Cr' Chefyl Bla nkensh. IP. Lan cllc Lil lgellfclt cr SENYEO: X0 N61 Bweng A S 'Y PM-DX 50 Xe: an Puzex, Samoa HH 9 X59 augjh, Samoa Dow V -,wavy ' x rganizafionfi E W' X Sfrige up we Kane! 4 ill ' 0 96 QQ LMA rg! Clarinets-Loyd Wren, Kay Stone, Gay Tilley, Phyllis Elmore, Nancy Dunlap, Kay Kupka, Bonnie Steigman, Judy Burnett, Regena Foster, Jimmy Orr, ,Vickie Gehman, Percussion-Barbara Sawatzky, Bill Smith, Marcia Johnston, Don Law, BassooneClyda Noel, Oboe'Robert Wise, Alto Clarinet-Kaye Finkenbinderg Bass Clarinet-Bruce Friedreckg French llorns-Kitty Goodwin, Carolyn Ashcraft, Norma Hoosier, Wilda Morrison, Helen Gilmore, Comets-Mary Goss, Alvin Sinith, Dwain Sandlin, Virginia Keihn, Sonny McAbee, David Stratton, Baritone- Jimmy Cunninghamg Majorettes-Darlene Hutchinson, Betty Taylorg Drum Major-Jan Hillyerg Majorettes-Barbara Kelly, Phyllis Puckettg Flutes-Anne Goodwin, Beverly Alspaugh, La Nelle Lingenfelter, Mary Sherbenou, Tommy llowenstineg Alto Saxophone-Katherine Wilkinson, Trombones-Buff Burtis, Horace Holland, Floyd Webb, Buzz Goodwin, Todd Markum, Jimmy Oliver, Charlene Stehr, Tubas-David Oates, Pat Taylor, John Hubbard, The high stepping C. H. S. band under the direction of a new director, Marvin , up Nigh, won many honors during the school Q year. ' The greatest satisfaction probably came from the community when they praised the band highly, especially for their fine per- formances at the football games. Some of the acts that will be remembered through the years are Bull Fight , Stormy Weath- er and Over The re . Placing first in two Woodward marching contests, the C. H. S. band added two trophies to their list. Recognition was brought in Southwest- -VA ern Homecoming, C. H. S. Homecoming and the Armistice Day parade. About twenty students attended the All- State band clinic held on the AGM campus WW' at Stillwater I bam W5 . MTNXOY- BM The addition of a pep band has boosted C WNHSOJJ' B the school spirit by playing at assemblies Xena Hu IMP, Dal HHXUYCJ' and basketball games. NQJKCY Du keg, aild Sa HKS PBC 52 PW! l-Robert Wise, Clydu Noel, Katherine Wilkinson, Kiiyc Fiiiliciibindcr, Briive lfriedrick, Jimmy Cunningiiani, Diivid Oates, John Hubbard, P.it Tay- lor. 3-Tommy Howoiistine, Mary Slierbenon, LaNcllc Lingeri- fclter, Beverly Alspdiigli, Anne Goodwin, 5-Helen Gilmore, Norma lloosier, Kitty Goodwin, Wilde. Morrison, Carolyn Asli- craft. 1 J I I xi Clinrlciic Srelir, Jimmy Oliver, Todd Markiini, Biifl Burris, llorsicc Ilollgind, Buzz Goodwin, Floyd Webb, EJV 4 2fSonny Mcikbee, Dwgim San- dliii, Dgivid SIr.iiion, Alvin Sitiiili, Virginia Keiliii, lxlary Goss. 4-Loyd Wren, Kay Stone, J1lllZi'Bl1l'llCll, Pliyllis Elmore, Bonnie Steiginnii, Kay liupka, Regina Fosrcr, G.iy Tilley, Jimmy Orr, ViclczuGcliiii.i1i. L?-B1llSmiili, Biiriuxi Sawatzlqy, Don Low, M.irci.i Ioliriszon, N.: KI 3 'MMA D4 52,19 lst ROWg Margaret Deputy, Wilda Morrison, Sue Anderson, Jackie Ralihal, Mary Watson, Barbara Johnson, Sue Bunch, Marcia Johnston, Mary Goss, Jan Hillyer, Janet Mussen, Janice Hubbard, Kay Stone, Gloria Taylor, Kay Kupka-Assistant Accompanist Carol Lantz. ind ROW: Ruth Nichols-Director, Beverly Alspaugh, Barbara Kelly, Cheryl Blankenship, Gay Tilley, Patsy Cline, Carolyn Barber, Iretta Walker, Molly Green, Patty Goozsen, Nancy Dunlap, Betty Barton-Accompanist, Joyce Webb, Myrna Moore, Judith Harms, Virginia Kielni, Donna Thomas, Dixie Law, flrd ROW: Mary Breashears, Kaye Finkenbinder, Anne Good- win, Mary Stout, Julia Powers, Carlene Holcomb, Darlene Youngblood, Betty Taylor, Charlene Stehr, Sandra Johnston, Joyce Wald, Carol Engleman, Bonnie Steigman, Kay Kaiser, Kathryn Wilkinson, Virginia Neill, JoAnn Pitzer. 4th ROW: Delores Gerner, Edna Reinschmieclt, Kathryn Sullins, Wilma Borchers, Clyda Noel, Dixie Gruenwald, Thelma Agan, Ruth Williams, Glenda Kelly, Rosalyn Hyder, Helen Gilmore, Janice Miller, Donita Webb, Glenda Howell, Jocile Pedigo, Phyllis Puckett. Directed by Mrs. Ruth Nichols, the girls glee club proved their love for singing as they accepted many invitations to appear before the public. They not only sang for school programs but al- so for Churches and Civic organizations. Their ability was demonstrated further when they, with the boys chorus, appeared in the operetta, Pinafore. 54 air earfgi lst ROW: Pat Taylor, Robcrt Wise, Ronnie Webb, Allred Fischer, Dwayne Lufinian, Tony Puckett, Easter Moore, Williani Sniith Floyd Webb, Jerry Garrett, John Hubbard, ind ROW: Phyllis Puckett-Acconipanist, luck Kichn, Wayne Moad, Don Law, loinniy llowcnstinc, Larry Everett, Craig Benton, Charles Sanders, Bogey Kaiser, Elgenc Phillips, David Rainey, 3rd ROW: Donald Dyck Bobby Dotson, Buzz Goodwin, Rcx McKinsey, Jerry Childress, Richard Strong, Jinnny Oliver, Bill l-lite, Vcrnon Joyner, David Outcs, Larry Goeringcr, Dircctor-Ruth Nichols, 4th ROW: Sonny lx1cAbec, Todd lxlarkuni, Dwain Sandlin, Loyd Wren, J, D, Miller, Bruce lfricdricli, Bill Broach, Don Livcsay, Buff' Burtis, Ronal Gcrncr, Laverne Ixiiaburg. The boys chorus of C.H. S., made up of about fifty members, made numerous appearances dur- ing the year. Special programs were given by this group on Armistice Day and Christmas. The chorus attended the Weatherford and Still- water Festivals. A highlight of their year was their role in the operetta, Pinafore, which was presented by the girls and boys choruses. 55 jredgman gang, gee FIRST ROW: Caroline Sue .-Xslicrair, Treva Steigman, Norma Stelir, Phyllis llzirins, jean Wald, Mary Sue Askins, Jo- Ann Kincaid, lXl3l'jC8.IlSlL1llll521Llgll, Bobbie Goozeni SECOND ROW: Mary Sherbcnou, Diana Miller, LaNelle Lingen- feltcr, Helen Fischer, Nadine Stehr, Iva Ann Catlert, Beverly Giles, Susan Bartlett, Diane Dannatt, Clyda Ann Noel Qacconipanistj, Tl-HRD ROW: Georganna Aday, Joy Wright, Regena Foster, Corky Johnston, llelen Sawatzky, Lou McClure, Mary Sue Albright, Darlene Hutchison, Sue Ottingcr, Mrs, Ruth Nichols-director, Twenty-seven freshmen girls enrolled in vocal music. The large number enabled C. H.S. to have its first Freshrnenflirls' Glee Club, with Mrs. Nichols director and Clyda Ann Noel, accompanist. The newly organized group presented an assembly program and participated in the Music Festival in Weatherford. 56 jiw 05 is!! GIRLS QUARTET: Kay Stone, Anno Goodwin, Carol Englcman, and Beverly Alspaugh. bw ! X -,. GIRLS TRIO: Kathryn Wilkinson, Ian Hubbard, and MDCED QUARTET: Dwain Sandlin, Jan Hubbard, Clyda Arm Noel. Kaye Finkenbinder, and Loyd Wren. J' ' X BOYS QUARTET: Alfred Fischer, Don Law, Bill Broach, and Tony Puckett ave you gof jA6lf agpairif. OFFICERS Betty Spitz, Sponsor, Glo Taylor, Vice-President, Sandra John' ston, President, Kay Stone, Secretary and Treasurer, Deloris an' Gerner, Reporter. FIRST ROW Thelma Agan Ruby Fields Wanda Garrison Kathryn Sullins Charlene Phillips Joyce Morrow Lettie Brown Phyllis Ballard Charlene Holcomb Darlene Youngblood Beverly Giles Norma Hoosier Phyllis Branam Verla McClanahan Peggy Chandler Ruth Schenewolf Pearl Elzner Delores Ernst Joyce Wald Montez Newton SECOND ROW Esther Robinson Sponsor Betty Barton Mary Watson Margaret Deputy Gwen Riggs Wilda Morrison Frankey Murphy Dixie Grunwald Frances Murphy Lou McClure Sue Ottinger Mary Sue Albright Rosalyn Hyder Barbara Johnson Cathrine Helms Mary Stout Virginia Ferris Delores Peters Edna Rein schmiedt, Betty Wolf, Dorothy Hicks, Delores Gernet, Betty Spitz, sponsor, THIRD ROW: Patty Gosszen, Loretta Flowers, Jackie Ra - hal, Glenda Howell, Donita Webb, Phyllis Elmore, Gay Tilley, Joy Wright, Norma Stehr, Molly Green, lretta Walker, Dorothy Case, Sue Cook, Nadine Stehr, Caroline Ashcraft, George Little, Sandera Martin, Myrna Moore, Judith Harms, Rudene Phillips, Delores Nickel. FOURTH ROW: Yvonne Culver, Linda Aday, Phyllis Garner, JoAnna Treadwell, Mary Sherbenou, Regina Foster, Georgeanna Aday, Diane Dannatt, Marjean Stambaugh, Susan Bartlett, LaNelle Lingenfelter, Oleta Newcomb, Madline Magcrs, Minerva Sioux, Sharon Howell, Marcia Johnston, Jocile Pedigo, FIFTH ROW: Helen Fischer, Charlotte Lee, Ida Lee, Iva Cattlet, Leona Albin, Margaret Shamburger, JoAnn Kincaid, Jean Wald, Helen Sawatzky, Treva Steigman, Phyllis Harms, Mary Askins, Sue Anderson, Janice Miller, Carol Engleman, Carole Lantz, Mary Breashears, Ginny Neill, Donna Thomas, Sue Bunch, Jan Hubbard, Tottie Wilkinson, Edith Ferris, Loretta Horrell, Opal Jones, Darlene Hutchison, Nancy Dunlap, Phyl- lis Puckett, Barbara Kelly, Charlene Stehr, Betty Taylor, Anne Good- win, Cheryl Blankenship, Kaye Finkenbinder, Kay Kaiser, Gloria Tay- lor, Mary Goss, Virginia Keihn. SEVENTH ROW: Dixie Law, Judy Burnett, Bonnie Steigman, Kay Stone, Norma Burk, Jan Hillyer, Kay Kupka, Janet Mussen, Sandra Johnston, Ruth Williams, Julia Powers, Bobbie Woods, Virginia Stoval- CHEER LEADERS: Beverly Alspaugh, Janice Doty, Joy Reed, JoAnn Pitzer. N ig pulp olleffermen These are the boys who worked so hard for that letter C on their jackets. They lettered in at least one of these sports, football, basketball, baseball, or track. OFFICERS Otis Deleporte, Sponsorg Bill Deal, President, Tony Puckett Treasurer and Elgene Phillips, Vice-President. 3' FIRST ROW B11lGr1gsby coach Dick Hutson Don Smith Elene Phillips Don Livesay Victor McKinsey Darrell Stocks and John Graves SECOND ROW Merle Appieoee coach Butch Brown Tony Puckett Junior Davenport Buzz Goodwin Bud Miskcl Calvin Brown ing and Bobby Dotson THIRD ROW Otis Deleporte sponsor and coach Bill Deal George Howell Rip Goodblanket Craig Arm 1 strong Ronnie Robertson and Buddy Pitzer , I, 'AJ d - '-...hz LA he:-1 -A . 1 921160 l.o,b 4? gf: Op O . ,'o 9 W 4 . ' 4 .ao,g9 i X ' O r 0 O : 5 Q 06:3 . . .QQJ i V N U 1 ' ,Nl ' ' 59 ' I - ' I Q THE WHIRLW ND Published Weekly By The Journalism Department of Clinton High School New Clrm lung a w rc I tormal mma Chatter Vtdiorner N mtv Dunlap Kay onme Stle man short 5 3 2 y for the b1rds 4 ur tl xv Afllilllfl o m m hr Ntrthodl tChu1 Nlyrna Dee Wloor x I e in cha ge o l ,mm scrxrces Pledges bec mr g us members ne Phyhss Garner I mdk Aday Joyce Morrow Mary Sul Pskrns yvonne Culver Sue ook lrrn Wffld Nadme Stehr In net Schambergcr Judy Pow rs llitlllllt, Nlaeers Helen Sas 'ztzlsx Phyltss Harms Treva S 1 1 Betts Lou X olf fcorrcanna L1 'lc C shu aft lxw ne Carl I cxxtomb The Clmton PHA een einen the honr he 0fllL6lS and p rapaho Chapter I uc not been made Hanna a rummag lub s hrst money suohcl rummage s schedulcd for Septem BD CII Blrthda s Strzdenls of CHS bratmg brrthdfqs di of 'september are llIlllli1C Hammer Glrv Schmrdt Sep bvn Larry Goerz 'Nloorc Mary Stout. llI'llf.C Hxllver Delo tember4 Thelma A Bonnte Stclgman Se ard Bobbre Goozen Tommy H0 ycnstrne Norman bmhr Septemb U ll Phxlrss Garnet September 19 Ceorge Adams September 15 and Gordon Kalsser September 17 And Wanda Btrehm September 19 C.1rolFngleman September 21 Vhvnss Ballard L D Jones Low se Judge September 22 Kenneth Bovcr Kay Kupka Nancy Dunlap Gone Mahunay September 28 Ida hte Darrcll Stocks September 25 Yohnny Nhller Beverly Glles Sept ember 26 And Kathy W1ll1ams September 27 lane Capehart September 28 Lou NIcClure Vlfglflla Stovall Sep tr-mbcr 29 Dud Hrre Kay McGaf fm and Melxln Morrow, Sepia!! her 30 Brownmg ls Z QS ucpl l1l'lll'lg the facts when Nancy sard My k allke and mole llke lack Junror was mstruct to sharpen a saw last week N hen he deuded lt was sharp en ough the blade was nearly gone He hadnt stopped flllng soon en ough EDITORIAL By Glorla Taylor Frrday mght the Clmton Red Tornadoes take to therr home held to play Elk Clty 1n the frrst game pla fed ln the Tornado stadlum thrs year The frrst home game of the year 15 a dehght to most people for at th1s tlme they can see what the team IS lrke and get a general rdea of games to come Now lets stop and thmk about what we must do t make Fr1day mghts game a success Frrst, we must at tend the game second, g1V6 the team all of our support and last but not least wm the game through farr play It seems Ike a pretty blg order Well rt 1Sl Thmk what arr would be In our own stadrum wrthout a 9 carmg 'who won wlthout farr very good YJ that all proud of ratmg m ca Q7 y agamst CHS s football team Some af-ham v f hum Mrs Nxchuts came here from Wa FDANIS boy to asslstant Dean Adams has rrsen rrld of Journalrsm Seven tgo Dean started as a car sy dellvermg papers to hrs 'Le at Weamet bscrrbe s whether rt vas hot or The pro he was om there LEFT TO RIGHT Joyce Wald George Grrffln Ronnre Robertson Patty Jones Eldeen Sawatzky Leona Goodman Io Ann Prtzer Neva Johnson Nancy Dunlap and Bonnre Stergman Carolyn Barber Charles Sanders Melvrn Myers Gale Klump Donna Hanks Glorla Taylor Mlss Jessre Turner sponsor Sandra Johnston and Wynoma Stergman bugs Jan Hxuyer was rn a rather em barrasslng sltuatlon last Friday when she lust her balance and sat down In a box rrght rn the OfflCE Luckrly she didn t hurt herself but was rather red if the face for a wmle Say krds the Yrrsl lrbmel mb IS tomorrow exenmg Tue bo Wlll be out on the held fxghtmg for all they are worth The least we can do IS be ln the stands backmg them up Let s all boost the boys morale w1th cheers and applause for and vnth each play they make See you Frrday mght Polly Peepers Tornadoes Meet 6 She says there are she mrght put on an er 3CflV1tlSS of the gli clude the Thanksgrving str Sullwater and the snru cont ts Inqulrlng Reporter Your mqurrmg reporter mvaded the business world and msewsd from frve people the answer yes to thrs weeks questxon Do you read 'he Wh1rlw1nd er are thexr answers Mr K E Hrllyer I read some flung everytlme the Whrrlwrnd com es out Mrs Walter Harrnlton Y s I read It all of the tlme stnan work he eer after fl lends for three rce pre b enjoys IS alred br eyed SIX fdxter has attended Cl ton schools smce the second grade Dean son ot' Mr an Mrs E E Adams 310 South 16tlq IS one ex ample of learnmg the made on the Job He has had many years of success and may then: be many more GEORGE A MS When asked what s favorlte food IS th1s s x footer w1th the strrkmg comblnatlon bt blue eyes and lack halr TEDIIGGQ Aw Idun no ls all good George Adams son of Mr and Mrs E E Adams 310 South 16th came to Clmton to attend school rn the first grade He has gone to school here all but two weeks smce them Those two were attend ed at Strong Ctty Oklahoma where George was born m 1936 Bob Hope IS George s favorite In 19 Chnto on combr school years won f a ferenc er ch year Alth reache champ sevexa ed pa playof rnto t nosed flnals tol H11 was b had pl 1n on th durln of rec be see In b most In 19 succe al cr playof the f1 but th fore coach teams Coa men t Coach B'I coach baseb slstan es th ID The Septe succe dollar team The test calve pou 1n cal t1ed f bend: lst a ed 2 the w Boot Hoga . . . . 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Ronnie Robertson , Loyd Ray Wren ornaclo Complete cove rage of the school year is the purpose of the Tornado Staff Starting work on the book last spring, the editors and staff have tried to achieve this purpose. Publication of this annual would not have been possible without the help of many people. Loyd Ray snaps a shot of Craig, Bill, Carol, Wilda, and Carole Ronnie approves work of Sandra, Kay, and Neva, Kaye, Anne, Beverly, Larry, and Kay are comparing annuals ployer-my teachers-my fellow class- OFFICERS SEATED: Leonard Jones, sergeant-at-arnisg George Adams, secretary, Leona Albin, reporter, STANDING: Dean Adams, presidentg Clyde Taylor, co-ordinatorg Rex McKinsey, Vice- president. T. Sr I. Creed I shall endeavor to train myself-by diligent study and ardent practice-to become an employee whose services shall be recognized as honorable by my employer. I shall--through honesty and fair play-respect the rights of my em mates. I shall pledge myself to honor and respect my vocation-in such a way as to bring good reputation to myself-that my expectations of reward shall be based upon a solid foundation of service. I shall spare no effort in upholding the ideals of my training organization and the Trade and Industrial Club. I pledge this upon my honor. .Srl The Trades and Industrial course, started in 1938, offers students actual experience on jobs as well as classroom study. The course was started to make it possible for boys and girls in high school to become familiar and learn a trade, business or occupation. Praise for his helpful work goes to Mr. Clyde Taylor, who has been T. at I. co-ordinator for the past fourteen years in Clinton. Leroy Hudson, Loyd Lantz, David Nelson, Alfred Fischer Albert Stehr, Paul Buckmaster and Bobby Glasscock. Kenneth Reinke, Cletis Ramsey, Richard Schulte, Junior Kathleen Williams, Bobbie Mosburg, Bob Mosburg, Yvonne Davenport, Leroy Bergen, Gilbert Shue and Richard Kempf, 6 Sanders, Jerry Hill, Jake Ratke and Butch Brown, Z arfoen fry Cfaaa The Carpentry class, a branch of Trades and Industries. 1 Gale, Gary, Don, Kenneth, Jerry and Stanley begin work on the bleachers for the new Excelsior gymnasium. E5 EIIIBEI FIRST ROW: Eldon Hopfner, Marvin Meyers, Jerry Wood, Stanley Rose, Don Stewart and Charles Reuber. SECOND ROW: Manuel Rogers, Leonard Jones, Bobby Province, Jerry Lantz, Dwain Stehr, Frankie Hammer and Bobby Elliot, THIRD ROW: Jack Hefner, instructorg Gale Klump, Bob Setterfield, Gary Schmidt, Boyd Harrelson, Rex McKinsey, Dale Lau and Kenneth King. , 1 Under the supervision of Mr, Hefner, these boys work on the bleachers of the Excelsior gym, The Carpentry class of C. H. S, has worked on sev- eral projects during the year. Chair storage, display case, kitchen cabinets and temporary bleaches on the new 35100, 000 Excelsior gym have been constructed by the Car- pentry class. New gray Coveralls with red letter spelling Carpentry class, were purchased from dividends received from some of these jobs. Ester Robinson, advisor, Madeline Magers, Phyllis Garner, Yvonne Culver, Joyce Morrow, lretta Walker, Molly Green, Delores Gerner, Mary Stout, and Betty Spitz, advisor, SECOND ROW: Linda Aday, Ruth Sehenewolf, Helen Gilmore, Norma Hoosier, Verla McClanahan, Peggy Chandler, Bobby Woods, Myrna Moore, Cathrine Helms, and Barbara Sawatzky. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Ashcraft, Nadine Stehr, Sue Cook, Mary Askins, Melba Embrey, Shelba Embrey, Judy Powers, Deloris Ernst and Bobbie Mosburg, FOURTH ROW: Margaret Scham- burgcr, Joan Kincaid, Jean Wald, George Ann Little, Helen Sawatzky, Treva Steigman, Betty Wolf, Phyllis Harms and Donna Hanks. OFFICERS President ,,.,,, Viceepres, . Secretary. Treasurer. . Historian. . . Parliamentarian Reporter . . Song leader . Myrna Moore Delores Gerner Bobbie Mosburg . .Donna Hanks Ruth Schenewolf Catherine Helms Delotis Ernst Molly Green Advisors . . . Ester Robinson and Betty Spitz 1 gig! Toward New Horizons is the motto of the Future Homemake rs of America. It expres- ses the purpose of the organization- -learn- ing to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Some of the activities of the club this year include sending Christmas cards to the T. B. Sanatorium, contributing to UNESCO, and attending various rallies 64 in the sub-district. They also attended the Formal initiation was held for these new members September 30. state rally in Okla. City in March. ZZJ4. . V--g----1-fr--'fa , mg X. SEATED: John Boyles, Nolan Adams, Marvin Meyer, Jerry Hogan, Jim Bose, Jim Hogan, Gale Klump, Bob Bose, Freddy Lester, Jerry Jordon, Jim King. SECOND ROW: Willard Nickels, Ross Brady, Ronnie Kliewer, Charles Belter, Donald Reinschmiedt, Jerry Brunk, Donald Brchm, Mack Ward, Donald Dyck, LaVerne Lenaburg, Gary Heintz, Burt Reimer, Weldon Sawatzky, Milton Rainey. THIRD ROW: Eugene Balzer, Stanly Barnett, Stanley Little, Harvy Sawatzky, Jerry Merrill, Gary lgo, Franklian Nickle, Harry Sperle, Le- land Steigman, J. B. Morton, Leon Ptack, James Jernigan, Ronal Gerner, Gary Schmidt, Jerry Woods, Leslie Northup, John Jordon. F,F.A. OFFICERS Bob Bose, Gale Klurnp, Jim Bose, Jim Hogan, Jerry Hogan, Marvin Meyer, J. B. Morton. Instructor Morton, Mack Ward, Ross Brady, Jim King, Mar vin Meyer, Soil Team, placed lst in Western Oklahoma contest. Jim Hogan, Jerry Merrill, Marvin Meyer, Jerry Hogan, Meats Jerry Jordan, Milton Rainey, John Jodan, John Boyles, Ronnie judging, took first place in State Contest. 65 Kliewer,Freddie Lester, Mack Ward, Livestock Team, won first in Cadd County contest, 2nd in Hereford show, and 3rd in Iowa Park, Texas show. ,pre H' . SEATED: Cheryl Blankenship, Mary Ruth Watson, Clyde Green, Buddy Pitzer, Anne Goodwin, Wayne Moad, Tony Puckett, Kay Stone, Jim Hogan, Jerry Hogan, Virginia Neill. STANDING: Mike Rollins, Bud Miskel, Jerry Garret, Buzz Goodwin, Easter Moore, Susan Bartlett, Corky Johnston, Calvin Browning, Lloyd Wren, Louis Dennard, Barbara Kelley, Sue Anderson, Alvin Smith, Dwayne Luffman, Victor Cole, Donald Reinschmeidt. The Student Council is made up of one member from each homeroom and two members from each -Y 4 class. Some of the counci1's sponsored activites during 53-54 were the Christmas tree, several sock-hops, concessions at a football game for payment on the ation of Red Tornado boy and girl. Mr. Irwin, who has been Student Council sponsor for seven years, deserves much of the praise that goes to the council for the work they do each year. OFFICERS Corresponding Secretary , , , , , Kay Stone Sponsor ...... . . L.V, Irwin Recording Secretary . . Anne Goodwin Vice President , , . Tony Puckett President. . . . Wayne Moad 66 -.nw annual, the homecoming day activites, and the coron- K. SEATED: Mr. and Mrs, Orville Powers, Buddy Pitzer, Cheryl Blankenship, Sally Lowry, Darlene Hutchinson, Tony Puckett, Kay Stone, Dwayne Luffman. STANDING: Craig Benton, Sandra Johnston, Carol Engleinan, Beverly Alspaugn, Bruce Freidricli, Joan Pitzer, Providing recreational activities for Clinton's teen-age rs, Teen Town goes into its sixteenth successful year as a youth center. Teen Town sponsored a Sadie Haw- kins dance in November as well as prog ram dances throughout the year, Television, ping pong, shuffle board, card games and chess are some of the other types of entertainment provided by Teen Town. OFFICERS Sponsor , ,,., , ,Orville Powers Mayor. . . . . Tony Pucketr Vice Mayor . . . . Dwayne Luffman Vice Judge , , Sandra Johnston Judge ,... . Bruce Friedrich Chief-of-Police . . .KayStone Safe onor ociefg FIRST ROW: Betty Wolf, Edna Reinschmiedt, Janice Miller, Sue Anderson, Mary Watson, Janet Mussen, Mary Jane Brea- shears, Carol Engleman, Joyce Webb, Phyllis Elmore, Kay Stone, SECOND ROW: Caroline Ashcraft, Nadine Stehr, Mar garet Shamburger, Sue Ottinger, Bobbie Gooszen, Diana Miller, Joy Wright, Phyllis Harms, Dorothy Case, Judy Burnett Gwen Riggs, Mary Ellen Goss, THIRD ROW: Nancy Disharoon, Glendine Smith, Leona Goodman, Judith Harms, Myrna Dee Moore, Kaye Finkenbinder, Margaret Deputy, Donita Webb, Betty Barton, Cheryl Blankenship, Beverly Alspaugh, Phyllis Puckett. FOURTH ROW: David Oates, Bruce Friedrich, Don Smith, Jerry Hogan, Jimmy Hill, Jim King, Alvin Smith, Denver Meacham, Leon Semkoff, Don Reinschmiedt, Joe Green, sq.- :L- Qgnf 9'-r xi! X -If 41 Yiih ,4f1, and .J I lst ROW: Clyde Green, Elgene Phillips, Bobby Dotson, Vernon Joyner, Bill llite, Jim Tisdul, Charles Goodwin, Buddy Fowler, Bill Deal, Victor McKinsey, Craig Armstrong, 2nd ROW: Coach Grigsby, Coach Applebee, Larry Everett, Don Law, Dick llutson, Jitn Brown, Larry Daniels, Delano Lefthand, Jerry Childress, Tony Puckett, Melvin Morrow, Coach Delaporte, 3rd ROW: Calvin Brown- ing, Darrel Stocks, Don Livesay, John Graves, Buddy Pitzer, George Howell, Junior Davenport, Don Smith, Beginning with a comparatively green football squad, coaches Delaporte, Applebee and Grigsby seasoned the Tornadoes into a smooth offensive team. For the initial tussle, the Tornadoes traveled to Woodward where two last-half touch- downs defeated them 20 to 6. They redeemed themselves at the first home game, defeating the Elk City Elks 32-6. Evidently the Tornadoes were not ready for the game of the year with their bitter rivals, the El Reno Indians, and went down before a powerful running attack to the tune of 21-O. The next week, the Tornadoes suffered their third defeat of the season at the hand of the strong Hollis Tigers 27-6. They came fighting back to maul Mangum 25-O the next week. Back home again Clinton met Anadarko, handing them a 2.9-0 defeat. Then came the big one--Homecoming! Out playin the undermanned Frederick team on a rainsoaked gridiron the Tornadoes trampled Siem 34-0. Victims of a powerful offensive team the Tornadoes were defeated a fourth time by Lawton 40-0. Rallying from the Lawton setback, the Tornadoes rounded the Sayre Eagles 39-0. At the last home game of the season, the favored Tornadoes fiught off a stubborn Hobart eleven as they plunged to victory 21-6. In the final game of the season, Altus defeated the Tornadoes 34-13, to walk off with the District l-A Conference crown, and go on to the state finals. Only two Tornado Lettermen will be lost this season and the entire starting lineup will return next year. 1953 , ornaclo Squat 4--6 '74-ff ,- .r -1 .'v15zni5L'Lu,,r. if j , ' 'hy'- 'fin' T ony Pu ' or . Cfre I well. Sam Ou I' se - Geo! Ee HO Xe 7 0 arterback 'UCI T wk A x SIU . , k OW! de la one and Grigiby X00 beforem manager Apiiebee' De P 3 5011 . ' ffm or Coaches u Squad. gdfllei Wet rhe 1953 5001521 . Cleans uP eqlllpfllent eafn, a Ou Il ul ,4 f7 fl f 'UU U 't 't fu, Q W -gg :Qr- . .TMR 2'- 'Lf- ag-.-,M .A 1-ga - .egg I riyqx.. gb.. ,., ti ,Ji , A, 'Hg . wifi: Jimmie Brown Bill Deal Halfback Fullback 5 'Z' U' v.'LI7.'e Lrg 'hu ,,,-5sL. r .. fr ' Vernon Joyner Victor McKinsey Tackle Guard John Graves Don Livesay Center Tackle PI hvn .r' g Elgerie Phillips Craig Armstrong Halfback Guard -X45 Ju ' you U1 D-Wd S . or D41 Ven H aiiblldk End pon Buddy PitzerQ No. 221 snags J pass against Hollis. Don Smith Buddy Pitzer Jim Tisdal Calvin Browning End End Halfback Quarterback ,gav- i 1 N . Buzz Goodwin Dick Hutson Buddy Miskel Center Halfback Halfback 72 Je VARY I .V 1 V- t b Fry , Buddy ilbaok ' f' . - B ' Taizldfess I ' - fsl' ' ' Quai ' ' -4 -f E 541253 f5.31mer.:z C Darrel Stocks is finally brought down after gaining a first and ten. Bill Deal KNO. 551 is behind the ball carrier. ,u ' ' ,if I I Leon Spitz Bob Bose Melvin Morrow Bill Hire Tackle Guard End Guard Jim Bose Larry Daniels Bogey Kaiser Fullback Tackle Center 73 1953 -1954 firlaeflaff mm U J jf fi ill? Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Y . ellllffil 90 0 7 X rm 33 VM? i 4 les' EE '54 Jf,X 5' 7 SEQESX s lriiiiii I till S5 NkmF lllllff if FRONT ROW: Dick liutsnn, Calvin Browning, Don Smith, Jerry Junluri, Ronnie Robertson, SECOND ROlNl:Cx7Z1Cl1 Otis Delaperte, Darrel Stocks, George Griffin. Rip Goodblanker, Buddy Pitzer, and Clyde Green, 64 Arapaho 20 Clinton 50 Anadarko 36 Clinton Z7 Hollis 47 Clinton 50 Altus 40 Clinton 45 Duncan 40 Clinton 53 Lawton 30 Clinton 40 Guymon 53 Clinton 57 Alva 44 Clinton 28 Mid West City Elk City 40 Lawton 26 Frederick 44 Altus 50 Anadarko 31 Hollis 55 Hobart 43 El Reno 57 Hutson scores Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Sayre Sayre Mid West City Holdenville Mangurn Woodward Hobart El Reno Ronnie Robertson 74 George Griffin II :PJ ,gg lf E :Q Don Smith Clyde Green Buddy Pitzer Darrel Stocks Dick Hutson A tense moment. Robertson fires one. are-:QM ilaf .Wm S S . x v,.,,,x I 0' 'P s -W U1 5 X I ,.. 1 . .7 ,- ' if 6 Q ' 5 'ff' 7 ?i X S - 4-A xl 'r' z 22 - A it 4- 4 4 12 W N 1 Z l PCLC Elgone Phlll1PS Iuruor Davenport Darrell Stocks Coach Delaportp El 5846! oggffefnlefl Elgene Phrllrps Don Smrth Darrell Stocks Drck Hutson Bobby Dotson BACK ROW: Buddy Pitzcr, George Howell, Don Llvcsay, Butch McKinsoy, Crarg Armstrong. FRONT ROW me wAa'r!winJ5 .infefgaf d FIRST ROW: Billy Strong-20, Pat Taylor-10, Mike Rollins-22, Jerry Howell-ll, joe Green-44, Pat Hall QMgr.J. SECOND ROW: Sonny Albin-55, Denver Meacham-530, Todd Markum-50, Eddie Johnson-88, Alvin Smith-9, Dud Hire-40, Coach Jac Bingcnhcimcr. 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