Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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Seniors Dedicate Yearbook to Class Advisor Perhaps the most luminous light during the Class of l966's time at Clayton High School could be found in room 45, or, if not there, on the football field, in the gym, or in the faculty room. He could be found anywhere and everywhere, doing almost everything: comtemplating ants, hanging lOO-feet-long murals, con- ducting a stimulating discussion in P.A.D. class, reading an intellectually contro- versial book. Regardless of where he was or what he was doing, the interest he displayed in each of his students was obvious. For our class, he has been an advisor in the strictest sense of the word. The times he has stood with us when others would have given up are numerous, he has not really received his due credit. lt is hoped that by dedicating this edition of the Clipper to Mr. Michael Lindner, we may properly express our gratitude to a man who has evolved from a teacher into a friend, while still retaining the characteristics of the former. To one who has been here as long as we, what more can we say but, Thank you!

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MR. MICHAEL D. LINDNER

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We, of the yearbook staff want to express our sincere appreciation for all the time and work that Mrs. Kimball four advisorb and Mr. Owen four financial advisorl have spent helping us. Without their interest and advice it would have been im- possible for us to have completed this yearbook. Pass the Aspirins, Please!