Clarksdale High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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WE ARE PROUD OF CHS BECAUSE Wie have a wide variety of CLASSES to meet the needs of individual students A Clarlcsdale High School student is not just a unit in a group-he is an individual. ln planning our courses of study as we enter high school, our personal talents, abilities. and interests are considered. Our guidance counselor, by conferences and aptitude tests. places us in the course where we are best suited-one in which we will be happy. XVith an eye to each studentsfuture. our high school courses are divided into four groups: college preparatory, business education. diversified occupation and distributive education. and a general high school course. liach teacher is trained in his particular field to give us the best possible instruction. By means ot our audio-visual department. subject matter-sometimes dull and even mean- ingless-is made interesting and clear. The most important goal ot the CHS administrators and faculty is realized when graduates of Clarksdale High School go our into the worldveither to college or a busia ness careerfknowing what they w ant to do and prepared to do it. 22

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