Crittenden County High School - Rockette Yearbook (Marion, KY)

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Mr. Brinkley, Connie Tucker and Ann Hushing looking at desk where Stephen Collins Foster penciled My Old Kentucky lloinc. Students of Crittenden are offered rare and inspiring friendships with the faculty. The whole atmosphere is one of congenially and trust. Vi ith the largest number of boys and girls enrolled in vocational courses of any school in Kentucky . . . the aim is to find each student's talent and abilities. The school believes in friendliness, under- standing and peace: it achieves it by cooperation and loy alty . One of the highest aims is to guide each of its students into this belief: to endow them with that security which will be a real and living thing wherever life may lead after they leave its halls.

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ADMINISTRATION

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bhaxton McDonald Superintendent of Crittenden County High School Superintendent McDonald is nearly always found behind his smoothly polished desk or steel cabinets which hold the records of Milestone progress in Crittenden schools. He lives and works with credits, balance sheets, records, bottles of ink, pens and pencils. He likes this like—old books, and black coffee. Versatility, scholarship, and service typify Mr. McDonald who represents Crittenden High at its loftiest milestone. Serving longer than any other member of the school, he has achieved the consolidation of the County High Schools and an accredited faculty selected to guide students to adapt themselves readily to the ever-changing situations they must face after graduation. With tact and judgment he administers the many problems that confront him.