Clio High School - Mustang Yearbook (Clio, MI)

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Principal - MR. DONALD WOOLSON In the final analysis Clio Area High School must be judged by its product. The standing and worth of this institution depends entirely upon the kind of niche you carve for your- self in our modern society. If you apply its teaching of respect, truth, initiative, honesty, belief and enthusiasm, the public will continue faith in your accomplishments. lf you should prove a detriment to society it will not only affect your life but disgrace the school itself. My advice to you as graduates and to you as undergraduates can best be summed up by the following Life without thought is futile. Donald H. Woolson, Principal Princzpal 5 Message

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Dedication Four years ago you came to Clio from Central Michigan College as our new biology teacher. You were our freshman class advisor and gave the class of '58 its start. Since then, you have given the succeeding freshman classes a helping hand as their advisor - Three years ago you became advisor of the yearbook - It was a struggling, almost unknown part of the school life until you brought it up to its present standards and position - Whenever you could, you have helped us on our way toward adulthood. You've been a good advisor, but even more, a won- derful friend - For your untiring efforts in our behalf, Mr. Newman, we proudly dedicate this '58 Mustang to you. THE STAFF

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Administration i Superintendent Assistant Superintendent MR. GEORGE CARTER MR. RICHARD BLIED lfmrd of Sdumiiou Mr. Frank Zeiter, Mr. Lee Garner, Mr. Lee Philips, Dr. Harold Bruckner, Mr. Robert Patterson Qleft to rightj.