Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

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He who stands 6 ,YJ 1-qi-V' i..- ...Q 9-nnn....,4-all ' steady in personal ,, -.... . living is the truest patriot the real American Let us, in so tar as we can, live honorably among all men Thus let us keep faith with democracy. ,,,,.,.- . 'N Andrews ,aa .M--5.-N--......,...4., .t,, . .-.,, Q-Q It has been a pleasure to bring to you, the students of Crossett High School, this 1957 Termite. This is your book-a pictorial record of your classes and your school lite. It is not easy to show the true spirit of CHS in words and pictures. But we hope that in later years, as you look through this Termite, that it will serve as a pleasant reminder ot happy days spent at CHS during the school year, 1956-1957. The staff has chosen as the theme for this edition, Moving Freedorm Forward Through Education. With this as our theme, we have tried to show CHS-students, faculty, and activities-and their part in moving freedom forward. We appreciate the help and untiring efforts of our sponsor and photographer, and the support and co-operation of our advertisers and the student body. Without their help, it would have been impossible to produce This yearbook' Ben Anders and Annette White Co-Editors

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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

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1 I 1 L uwy 'md cm in A m oy e en stork has O' ' YN v. AMERICAN WORK!