The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 13, 1969, Image 17
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., March 13, 1969—8-C
Joanna Cadets Named
To Sumerall Guards
Cadets John Isham Moore Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John I.
Moore Sr., 501 Blalock Drive,
Joanna, and John Randall Will
ingham, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Willingham, 413 Pickens
Street, also of J oanna have earned
membership in the elite Summer-
all Guards of 1969-70.
achieved the ultimate in mili
tary accomplishment this week
when they were selected to mem
bership in the military college’s
precision drill team. The 61 win
ners of coveted positions as Sum-
merall Guards were selected
from 500 juniors who were eli
gible for the honor. The stren-
ous and demanding competition
lasted several weeks.
The Guards, named for the late
Gen. Charles P. Summerall, for
mer president of The Citadel,
perform a drill that consists of
intricate close order movements
known as The Citadel Series. This
series is performed silently and
without command. Although the
college receives many requests
for the instructions for The Cita
del Series, the details of the drill
are never recorded. Instead, they
are handed down from one class
to another in ballad fashion.
In a colorful ceremony on The
Citadel’s parade ground, 9:45
p.m., March 22, these 61 cadets
will officially be designated as
the Summerall Guards for the en
suing year.
Most of the Guardsmen will
hold high rank in the Corps of
Cadets when they return as sen
iors next fall.
Cadet Moore holds the rank of
sergeant within the South Caro
lina Corps of Cadets and serves
on the third battalion.
Cadet Willingham is a sopho
more and is majoring in busi
ness administration.
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QUARLES CALLED —
Bill Quarles of Clinton
is now serving as asso
ciate pastor and youth
program director of Mid
land Park Baptist Church
in Charleston Heights.
He also recently was
elected president of the
Teens and Twenty’s
Youth Assoc. (TnT),
composed of about 600
young people in the
Charleston area and
sponsored by the Baptist
Churches in that area.
He is a senior at Baptist
College and is to gradu
ate in December, 1969.
Clinton
Junior High
News
BY VFVIAN DAVES
For six weeks the band will
be having a new teacher. He is
Mr. John Rawls, a senior at New
berry College. Mr. Rawls is ma
joring in Music Education and he
plays the trombone, basson, flute,
and clarinet. I would like to thank
Carol Dailey for this informa
tion.
Soon we will be getting our
annuals, but in the meantime the
annual staff is busy selling them.
We should receive them around
March 20.
On March 5, the Juniors of
Clinton High delighted us with
skits from their play “Don’t Take
My Penny”. It played March 6-7.
Many of our students attended.
For sometime we have been
giving red VIP ribbons to all A
students every six weeks. Not
long ago a “very interesting”
poster appeared in the hall. Stu
dents were asking Mrs. Wilder
and other teachers about it, but
it remained a secret until the
day we got reports. It said,
“We made nothing below a B.
Forty-three seventh graders and
48 eight graders names were on
it. These people along with the
VIP’s are to be highly com
mended.
"Ah, this looks like the
caboose finally ...”
Cross Hill
News
BY SARAH B. SEGARS
The members of Bethabara
Church surprised their pas
tor’s wife, Mrs. James Thomp
son, with a birthday dinner on
Thursday evening. The honoree
received many useful gifts. Mrs.
Grady Reynolds and children of
Greenwood enjoyed the occasion
with their mother and grandmo
ther.
Mrs. E. P. Bozaman and Mrs.
R. B. Segars visited the family
of the late Mrs. Ceclle Berry
Reynolds near Saluda on Wednes
day evening. Mrs. Reynolds
passed away Tuesday in a Co
lumbia Hospital.
Miss Agnes Learn an has trans
ferred from Self Memorial Hos
pital to the Greenwood Nursing
Home where she is recuperating
from surgery.
Mrs. Louise Gibson of Colum
bia visited her sister, Mrs. M.
C. Pinson over the weekend.
Friends will be interested to
know that Mrs. Joe Carter of
Greenville is hospitalized at
Greenville General where she re
cently underwent surgery.
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