Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 6 Clothmaki To our young friends who have n< deur of graduation, and who are er quer other goals in life, the Clothma reaching this important milestone. The Clothmaker encourages all gi c CLINTON HIGH GRADUATES.... Stevie Allnvan Berime Brewer Mrs. Josephine Allman Mr. Ci Mrs. Bennie Brewer !i-.,.c\i Minnie rean J one* tony t. rvnara Mr. It Mrs. Willie Jones Claudia & Maezella Richard Laurlnda Reeder Nancy Robinson Mr. Ii Mrs. Alex Reeder (Adult Education) 1 sr Salutes Re dw reached the lofty gran- next plat Tiinently qualified to con- and opp< iker proudly salutes you on As eac for them raduates to move on to the health ai iENEVA SONS AND DAUGHTERS.... RBF^ IP ^ Ricky Coopar Tobi Free Mrs. Mary Bryant Mr. It Mrs. Barry Hooks Roger Culbertson Phyllis Gambrell Mr. & Mrs. Preston Culbertson Mary & Tarrant Gambrell BL wir :** Gina King Ricky D. Martin Mr. I> Mrs. Sonny King Mrs. Julia D. Martin ^s*"' i >r>, Jerri Lynn Satterfield Daniel W Shealy Mr. fc Mrs. Jerry Satterfieid Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shealy cent Gradua eau in life by fully taking advantage of Drtunities that lie ahead. :h graduate moves into the future, we and their families a successful future 1 nd happiness. Janay Hall Bill Jordan Robert Ward Mr. fc Mrs. William Jordan J^kI Roland* Glenn Melinda Gossett Mr. Thomas Glenn Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gossett Pam Meeks Jody Malson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Meeks Mr. I> Mrs. Joa Netson Ui > v' J Cathy Sigman Teresa 0. Shockley Mr. I Mrs. Walter Sigman Jot I Shirley Shoe Me fes the challenges sincerely wish filled with good * } V i Sheila Yartwreugh Mn. Shirley Yartooroofti Rosamary Johnson Mr. Emerson Johnson Son Patterson Burwell I Margie Patterson Mrs. Louise Campbell /wjj Tandi Ray* Watson r Willi* Watson