Clinton High School - Huckleberry Yearbook (Clinton, NC)

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our ufure id I0 anne in . . . guiclance . . . Miss Watson and JoAnne Jones look through college catalogs together. Miss Watson, our guidance teacher, has done more for us than even we, ourselves, realize. She is always checking our records, writing recommendation to colleges and em- ployment agencies, helping students who need financial aid to secure it, and anything she can do to make our futures look a little brighter. To Miss Watson we owe our thanks and appreciation for all the many things she has done for us! it Ed and Robert are filling out their coll applications. ii I gl 5 if at Clem and Kenneth are searching for information on their chosen school if

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gzolucafion, an Mr. Carr figures up grades for his Physical Education class. Johnny Higginbotham practices free shots in Physical Ed. This enables them to develop both mentally and physically. This is a very vital part of education, and the stud- ents are instructed by Mrs. Savoie and Mr. Carr. The body and its many parts are studied in the freshman health class.

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With the safety of the students in mind, our bus drivers are very conscien- tious. Driving a bus isn't as easy as it looks. It means leaving early in the morn- ings, arriving home late in the afternoons, maintain- ing discipline on the buses, and driving with the great- est precaution at all times. Our bus drivers have done a fine iob and we have every right to be proud of them. The bus drivers have a brief conference before the 3:10 bell ur da efy, in framilaorfa fi on. The big yellow buses wait in the driveway at school. Johnny Higginbotham signs in a complaint on his bus.