The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 22, 1970, Image 15
CHS Class Of I960 Has Reunion
I960 CHS class members shown at reunion are, left to
riffht, front row: Delle Wilder Casque, Kay Thomas Mann,
Anne Ray Phillips, Joyce Simmons Farmer, Delora Lyda
Campbell, Lena Campbell Cox, Sylvia King Ballew, Ruth Hol
land Maye, and Pat Jacks Wham.
Second row: Julie Bolick Buford, Sandra Ivester Bur
dette, Linda Barrett Sinclair, Linda Milam Law, Janice Dav-
enport Cannon, Sara Ray Blake, Margaret Ella Copeland
Moody, Marlene DeYoung Woods, Ann Meadors, Myra Snel-
grove Stewart, Willie Rae McGowan Lewis.
Third row: Mack Wayne Campbell, Harold Corley, Wal
lace Putnam, Jimmy Smith, Rocky Norris, Sandy Templeton,
George Fulmer, Rock Bailey, Harry League, Bill Camnbell,
Duck Adair, Jim Dobbins, and Jimmy Wham.
Fourth row: Tommy Lanford, Richard Rhame, Ronnie
Moore, Ernie Shand, Jimmy Coleman, Danny Lewis, and Dr.
Joel Cox.
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You’ve Come
A Long Way, Baby’
“You’ve Come a Long Way
Baby” was the theme of the ten
year reunion banquet of the
Clinton High class of 1960.
Saturday night at Lakeside
Country Club. The weekend of
festivities began Friday night
with games and square danc
ing at a Hee-Haw Party at The
Barn.
Families of the class mem
bers gathered at a coke party
Saturday morning at the
Country Club. Clinton High col
ors of red and white de
corated the club rooms. That
night souveniers and pictures
of Clinton High days in 1960
were displayed on a memory
table to help demonstrate the
banquet theme.
An arrangement of red, white
and blue flowers with an Ameri
can flag were on a desk where
classmates signed a petition for
Cliff McKittrick, who is miss
ing in action in Vietnam.
Participating in the reunion
program were Ronnie Moore,
master of ceremonies; Jim
Dobbins, class president; Mrs.
Kenneth Mann, class vice-
president; and Mrs. George
Richard Buford, who read an
original and humorous poem
about various class members.
Forty members of the
graduating class of ninety-one
attended the banquet Faculty
members who were guests were
Mrs. Shirley Timmons, Miss
Frances Sheely, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Wilder and Mr. and Mrs.
R. N. Tedards.
After a drawing for door
prizes, the group danced to the
music of Bill Clamp’s Combo.
Ledford
Heads Drive
For Henderson
Jim Henderson, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, has an
nounced that Len Ledford has
agreed to serve as chairman
of the Laurens County Cam
paign for Henderson for Lieu
tenant Governor.
Henderson declared “I am
happy that a man of Len Led
ford’s ability and leadership
is going to be involved in this
campaign. He and other volun
teer workers are the reasons
we will succeed in our efforts”.
Ledford is affilliated with the
Clinton Paper Box. The Led
ford’s are members of the
First Presbyterian Church. A
native Georgian, Mr. Ledford
has been editor of weekly and
daily newspapers. During
World War Two, he was a pub
lic relations officer in the U.
S. Air Force.
L E. WILLIAMS
Williams
Completes
Training
Basic Religions
Six basic religions are rec
ognized. They are included
in or related to Judaism,
Christianity, Mohammedan
ism, Buddhism, Shintoism
and Hinduism.
Airman Larry E. Willian
son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Williams of 121 Milling Av
Clinton, has completed ba.
training at Lackland AFB, Ti
He has been assigned to Kee-
sler AFB, Miss., for training
in the communications field.
Airman Williams is a 1970
graduate of Clinton High School
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