Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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Yearbook Co-Editors were appointed in the spring. They had a week or so to smile, dazzled at their new title. Then the work began and the Co-Editors were no longer dazzled by bewildered. But somehow through long days in the typing room, conferences with the photographer, tears, anxiety, hope, prayer and another yearbook was pro- duced. Terri Reid and Linda Linley seemed pleased as they checked over the last of the layouts for they knew that they would soon turn their job over to the new Co -Editors . Editing SPORTINGLY YOURS, the state GAA paper, kept Pam Price busy as she typed stencils for one of the six issues that were produced this year. One hundred ninety -two schools received the fruits of her efforts and Pam breathed a sigh of relief when the last stamp was licked and pasted down. 'll Keeping the counties informed of the news happenings and activities of school presented no problem for news correspondent, Nancy Barker, who performed her duties with flying colors. Each week copy was written for The Daily Banner, Spencer Evening World, Putnam County Graphic, and the Teen Express.

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CATHY MCCULLOUGH DAR Award Winner Selected by the senior class and faculty Cathy McCullough was chosen as the DAR representative. She was also a varsity cheerleader and secretary of the senior class. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. josh McCullough. The proud winner of the Crisco Award was Sarah Quinnette . She was chosen the outstanding student in Home Economics on the basis of attitude, interest, co -operation and scholastic achievement. It seems that someone else believed she was very capable in the homemaking department for she received one of those rocks commonly known as a girl's best friend from Butch Hoffa as a pre -Christmas gift. Sarah is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinnette. Glenda McCammack shed tears of happiness when she re- ceived the letter from Betty Crocker which stated that she had been chosen from CHS as Homemaker of Tomorrow . She proudly wore a pin that read Home is Where the Heart ls . Glenda's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCammack. SARAH QUINNETTE GLENDA MCCAMMACK Crisco Award Winner Betty Crocker Award Winner I0

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Being Queen was not a new experience for Linda. She was jr. Attendant for Hi- Lites Queen in 1965 and was Queen of the 1963-64 Halloween Carnival. Miss Linda Sue Walker was chosen by the student body of Cloverdale High School to reign as Queen of the 1966 Clover Hi-Lites. Linda's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker. Linda's enjoyment of her senior year was mag- nified at Christmas time when she received an engagement ring from Willard Frye. H i-Litas Queen Linda's many activities at Cloverdale kept her on the go. She was treasurer of three organizations, a member of both the yearbook and paper staff, and she did the artistic work on all school activity pro- grams. She was also a delegate to Girl's State. I2