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Board Promotes School Improvements Late night discussions by the board led to quite a few innprovements around the school. Several changes were particularly noticed and appreciated by the faculty and students. The new teacher ' s lounge at the high school provides a com- fortable place for the teachers to relax, study, and meditate. Both gyms were newly painted , providing more attractive surroundings for the annual Fish Fry, Chili Supper, and Benefit Sale. The PTO made another distinct improvement apart from those made by the board. Several ladies volunteered to paint the elennentary kitchen and will- ingly took on the task.
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1 , The E3oard holds a meeting for general discussion on school innproven-ients. 2. Mrs. Schrock washes dishes in the new teacher ' s lounge, 3. Mr. Schrock and Mr . Denton use the teacher ' s lounge for class preparation. 4. The high school gym receives a new look with the painting provided by Jess Fisher. 5. Mildred Shetler volunteering her services to paint the ele- mentary kitchen for the PTO„ 6. Sann Bontrager inspects the new switchboard and lights which the Board approved for the stage at the Elementary.
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RT.O. Organizes Community Events Clinton became involved with the comnnunity people through three nnain events this year: the chicken barbeque, the benefit sale, and the fish fry. These eventsnotonly raised money, but they also gave the public a chance to see Clinton and become aware of how it operates. In turn, stu- dents became more aware of the comnnunity through selling tick- ets. Behind everything the P.T.O. committee and the spe- cial fish fry committee were using their time and talents to organize each event. The P.T.O. committee was also responsible for organizing parent-teacher conferences, the school picnic, andP.T„0. nneet- ings. They made needed school improvements, including new tables, chairs, a stage curtain for the elementary gynn, and several small paint jobs. Through the dedicated efforts of the P.T.O. committee, not only did the community become better acquainted with Clinton, but Clin- ton itself was improved.
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