The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 21, 1970, Image 5
GRADUATE—The men and women
shown above last week received their
hiffh school diplomas through the
Adult Education courses of School
District 56. Shown above, first row,
left to ritfht, are: Roberta O’Dell
Templeton, Gail Foster Blackwell,
Sandra Dianne Ginn, Sara Benjamin
Moody; second row, Michael Durell
Ficklin, Patricia S h i r a h Childress,
Gail Haines Wells, Terry Franklin
Swygert, and Terry Patterson Ham-
met. Martha Ruth Kin# was not
available for the picture.
'Oklahoma!'—A Hit!
Dear EdiCr:
To those Clinton folk who
missed the high school senior’s
production of “Oklahoma’’, just
let me say that you just don’t
know what a delightful evening
you missed.
The st ry f LaureyandCurly
was so enj yable, the music so
singable, the acting so profess
ional, that I sat there thorough
ly indulging myself ;n the play’s
merriment. Tlie evening was in
deed ver beFre I was ready to
leave’
As in last year s production
of "My Fair Lady’’, Claire Dun
can, in the female lead as lau-
rey, was excellent. Her de
lightful singing v ice was com
plimented nly by the manly
voice f Fd Acree, who played
Curly. Their fine voices and
acting talent made the auditor
ium reek with excitement.
I w uldn t want t o,niit the
names f Cindy Crisp, Ace
Kindergarten
Concludes Year
On May 29th
Tlie First Church Kindergar
ten will close the school vear
Friday, May 20th.
''n Tuesday evening, May
26th. at 6:30 pm., the annual
picnic w ill be held at the church.
There will be an -pen house
in tlie kindergarten ro. ms after
the picnic.
On Friday, May 29th, the
children will enjoy a “Fun and
Frolic morning” at the Pine
Haven picnic area ending witha
picnic.
Several activities have been
enjoyed by the kindergarten
during the last weeks of school
. . .a trip to tlie Children's Li
brary; a visit to Mr. Col
lie Anderson's farm, and a tour
of the Clinton Elementary
School by the children who will
attend public schml next year.
Mrs. Frances Rowland is di
rector of the kindergarten and
Mrs. Linda Wallace is a
teacher.
Workman, Terri Lane, and Bob
Keller for they also made such a
fine impression on the audience
in their supporting roles.
Mrs. Rosemary Johnson, di
rector of the musical play, de
serves an award for her fine
ability to cast players and di
rect a group of young people
in such a production. She is
leaving CHS this year and I
am sure others will join me in
exressing their regret in los
ing her.
I for one, want to express my
heartfelt thanks to those won
derful young people who worked
so diligently to do a job well
done and give us a chance to
enjoy an evening out to the ut
most.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Eugenia B. Johnson
The average textile employe
In South Carolina worked 269
days, according to the S. C. La
bor Department. This was se
ven days less than the average
in 1968.
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