Clyde High School - Courier Yearbook (Clyde, OH)

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ulaerin ferwlenf RALPH C. FOX ASK ANY CLYDE STUDENT AND HE WILL TELL YOU OF THE FRIENDLY ANO CO-OPERATIVE PERSONALITY OF ouR SUPERINTENOENT, RALPH C. Fox. In THE Two YEARS SINCE Has CLYDE, MR. Fox HAS DONE Mucn T0 Ano ARRIVAL IN THE PROGRESS or CLYDE SCHOOLS, AS WELL AS VARIOUS COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES. HE as WELL Known AS A MAN wuo nGET'S BEHIND Ano PUSHESQN WE wlsu TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE FOR HIS INVALUABLE SERVICES, AND WE WILL BE WITH US MANY MORE YEARS IN OF A FINE LEADER FOR OUR SCHOOL AND 9. APPRECIATION HOPE THAT HE THE CAPACITY COMMUNITY.

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I L Q L 1 1' BOARD OF EDUCATION THE COMPLEX CIVILIZATION IN WHICH HE LIVE DEHANDS THAT OUR SCHOOLS, IF THEY ARE TO SUCCEED IN THEIR OB- JECTIVE OF PRODUCING FREE-THINKING, FREEDOM-LOVING CIT- IZENS, BE GUIDED BY NEN WHO HAVE THE ABILITY AND THE INTEREST TO DEVELOP AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM WHICH WILL FILL THE DAY BY DAY NEEDS, AND AT THE SAHE TIHE, A PRO' GRAN WHICH WILL ENABLE THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF CLYDE TO STEP FROM OUR SCHOOL WITH THE CONFIDENCE THAT IS NEEDED TO SUCCEED IN OUR EVER-CHANGING WORLD. THE GROUP PICTURED ABOVE HAS PROVEN BY EXPERIENCE THAT THEY ARE WELL QUALI- FIED TO ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY PLACED UPON THEM. .L ,163 lx R 'W S EVA MAY HUSS GEORGE LAST Sscnevenv CusToolAu 8

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rin ccyna I BERNARD HUNT Muon cneolv cons TO BERNARD HUNT Fon HIS FINE WORK AS PRINCIPAL OF OUR SCHOOL. HIS OFFICE HAS BEEN THE SOURCE OF HELP FOR EVERYONE AT ONE TIME OR ANOTHER. MRQHUNT HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF CLYDE'S FACULTY FOR MANY YEARS, AND HIS WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE IS ESPECIALLY APPARENT. HE IS AN UNDERSTANDING TEACHER, WILLING WORKER, AND ARDENT COUNSELORQ WE WILL REMEMBER HIS HELP AND ADVICE WITH SINCEREST APPRECIATION IN THE YEARS TO COME. , 10