Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

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'f O 7 Mr, Sintins Mi Q ine tock in time fi-f. ,fit it yeiiis ite fms lim-ii is nieinfnei' of oxgr ffiiiitty has nmde his ntiiik in Cwifsigtt Hiqft Si tti tif t-te tins gone .show anff bee yond the oatt of duty in taking over ffie iob of operating the sfiioot stoie .and sponsoiing the Junior Ctass. It wits under his Veadeisiiip that CHS began an in- tensified citizenship ptogiarn No iw o i' at s can express the appre- ciation for the long Moors ite nas pot into his wofk befonwing our teacher and friend. To you, Mr. McClin- tock, the staff of the 1957 feinwite dedicates this fifteenth edition.

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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The best school is one in which boys and girls grow physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. This year's edition of the Termite high- lights some of the many activities of the Crossett schools that are important factors in developing the well-rounded student and in building the American way of life. Once again it is a real pleasure to congratulate the staff and sponsor on a iob well done. sincerely, M. H. Russell Superintendent of Schools