Clio High School - Mustang Yearbook (Clio, MI)

Page 8 text:

DEDICATION . . . , Jack was born at a Flint Hospital on December 31, 1938. It was found a short time after birth that he was a victim of cerebral palsy. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Moore. They live at 102 Bluff Street in Clio. Jack received physiotherapy treatments from one to three times every week at var- ious medical centers through the first twelve years of his life. He has had major surgery to help improve his ability to walk. He has been very active in Scouting. While in a cast he was given a private Court of Honor ceremony, having achieved the second highest ranking in the Boy Scouts. He has spent two summers at Pine Lake Boy Scout Camp as a counselor. He is a member of Explorer Scout Troup 14101 in Clio and the Order of Arrow of Flint, and received the bronze statue in 1955 as being outstanding scout of the year inhis troop. He began managing work with the Clio athletic groups when he was in the seventh grade. His determination, enthusiam and good spirit was always appreciated by the team. Jack - it is truly an honor to dedicate the '59 MUSTANG to you. ,, W,

Page 7 text:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication - - Principal's Message Administration - - Faculty - - - Student Council - - Senior Section - - Junior Section - - Sophomore Section Freshman Section - Junior High Section Athletics Section - - Activities Section - - Ads and Sponsors - Calendar ----- 'N-I INT

Page 9 text:

PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE 17 87 -19 59 Religion, knowledge and morality being necessary to good govemment and the happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be en- couraged. Northwest Ordinance-- How true in 1959 this statement applies to the lives of all of us. In our com- plex system of society an individual is duty bound to get as much education as possible. Education will help one in making the adjustment that is necessary for him to contribute to our present way of living. It is the sincere desire of the Clio Area Schools that it has succeeded in aiding you in yo11r life's work. The school hopes too that you will be a better citizen for having attended, and that you will prove an asset in the community in which you live. Donald H. Woolson, Principal