Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

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The Barber Shop Seven, members of our male faculty, participate in a variety show at chapel WJ OUP' 2l0Lll'f26! f26lCAQl'5, Cl Uanceri Early in the school year we lost two of our most loved and respected teachers, Mrs. Joyce Hill and Mrs. Ann Sinclair. They have been in our thoughts often, and we have missed them deeply. We send the best of wishes to both of them and look forward to seeing them soon. MRS. JOYCE HILL Mies. ANN SINCLAIR i 28 i

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Hana! . . . gricudure . . -RA. , E, E -A MR. EDWARD W. TAYLOR MR. w. E. HAMILTON 0l'l'U'nQl'Ce . . . MISS JEAN DOUGLAS MR. WILLIAM PETERSON Ebidfrigufiue glclucafion . . . ome conom me I 27 1 MRS. KATHLEEN SPELL MRS. CHRISTINE WATERS ia!

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2l' H120 5 are I0 anne all ldfeldafe . . . Mrs. Warren, cafeteria supervisor . . . and the cooks. wkic fha mainfenance fjfaf LQQIQJ fke fickoof Marion Cary Henry Corrine C Gall all l,U6lI'l'l'l OI' UA. Helping to keep us warm in winter, clean- ing the endless corridors and the many rooms, emptying the pounds and pounds of waste paper, waxing our floors, doing minor repairs, opening the building for night meet- ings-all these services are offered by our maintenance staff which has helped to make our building one of the best in the state.