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Clark Goffner Jr - Lincoln Institute

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Clark Goffner Jr - Lincoln Institute
The 1960 Lincoln Institute senior yearbook photo of Clark Goffner. Next to his photo it reads:
Clark Goffner - Louisville, Kentucky
"Be not decived (sic) nor deceivable."
Hi-Y1; Y.R.C.S. 1; Industrial Arts Club 4. Plans to be a carpenter.
Date & Place: at Lincoln Institute in Simpsonville, Shelby County, Kentucky 40067, United States
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Clark Goffner Jr
Clark was the son of Clark N Goffner Sr. (1921-1983) and Georgetta Whittaker Goffner (1923-1997). He graduated from the Lincoln Institute in Simpsonville Kentucky and was married to Betty Ann Bass Spann (1945-2017).
Age in photo:
18
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