Clinton was born February 3, 1944, the fourth child of Raymond and Thelma
    Hull. Clint attended school in Medicine Lodge six years; the family moved
    back to the ranch and Clint finished grade school at Julian School. Clint
    and Dorothy Hull, Rollie McGrath, Brenda and Debra Harbaugh were classmates
    in the rural one-room school. Miss Isabelle Byers was his eighth grade
    teacher. Clint then drove to Medicine Lodge to high school to complete this
    part of his education with classmates Jim Stevenson, Pete Burkes, and Daryl
    Fredericks. Upon graduation in 1962, he moved to Hutchinson and worked at
    Cessna Hydraulics Plant.
       He met a student at Grace Hospital School of Nursing in 1964. Clint had
    an apartment across the street from the girl's dormitory. He had noticed a
    stuffed cat in the window across from his apartment. An episode of "displaced
    property" from the apartment across the street made it possible to meet the
    pretty blond student from Hesston. Clint stile the cat and then returned it!
    They were married in June, 1965. A daughter, Susan, was born in 1969.
       Clint attended Hutchinson Community College while working at Cessna
    from 1962 - 1971. In 1971 he accepted a position with Dalton Company at
    Cushing, Oklahoma. In 1972 Sperry-Vickers Corporation gained his services,
    and the family moved to Joplin, Missouri, where Clint again returned to 
    school, taking night classes at Missouri Southern State College. A son, Brian
    Lee, was born in 1973 at Joplin, Missouri.
       The Sperry-Vickers Company moved the family to Searcy, Arkansas, in 1975
    to set up a new plant. In 1976 the family moved to Omaha, Nebraska. Clint
    continued his education, this time at the University of Nebraska in Omaha.
    Clint is at present a certified quality engineer at the district level with
    the Sperry-Vickers Company. The Hulls - Clint, Diane, Susan, and Brian - 
    live in Omaha, Nebraska.      
                
     Source:Chosen Land - Barber County, Kansas,  pg. 245
     Submitted by: C. Clinton Hull