Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

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ADMINISTRATION - GUIDES STUDENTS MR. JIMMY SMITH MR. C. F. SANDERS The responsibilities of Mr. Franklin C. Sanders, Superintendent, and Mr. Jim Smith. High School Principal, are many and varied. They must attend to details involved in operating a school, make decisions which affect the school now and in the future, and plan for and guide changing programs.

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DEDICA TION 4 This year the 1968 Torch staff dedicates The Torch to Mr. W. H. Morton. He is the man well known for his warm heart and winning smile. He is quick to praise and eager to help the Senior class, of which he is co-sponsor. Often we forget to thank Mr. Morton, but we know he needs no thanks. Being able to help is enough for him. He has been an inspiration to each of his stu- dents. He remains a fond memory in the hearts of those who come in contact with him. Mr. Morton, through his warm, generous spirit, has proved himself a man dependable and worthy of high respect. He is the rock that remains standing through the turbulence of the school year. We extend to him at least a portion of the respect due him through this memory. Humbly we thank Mr. Morton for helping us to help ourselves. MR. W. H. MORTON 4

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■I SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Dick McCormac, President; Mr. Joe Fraser, Secretary; Mr. Carroll B. Evans, Vice-President. SHA PES STUDENT POLICIES Busy citizens who comprise Clint- on’s School Board work closely with Superintendent C. F. Sanders in formulating and carrying out school policies. Their cooperation with school administrators coordinate an effective school system that launches the youth of our school into an active occupation and civic life. b SEATED: Roy Dale Thompson, Buck Kidd, Carroll B. Evans, Forrest Baker. STANDING: Dick McCormac, Joe Fraser, W. C. West.