Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

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Now ct message from the hustoruon of the tmp Thus school year ot 1959 60 has been one packed vvuth many mem orable expe uences The TERMITE therefore has uts purpose to help each ot you preserve many ot these treasured moments .lust umagune un 1970 when you are lookung Through your 1960 TER MITE what thoughts vvull enter your munds humorous ones sentumental ones possubly happy ones on the vvhole these events ot 1959 60 vvulu seem a but smaller un scope but vvull stull be a sugnutucant part of your lute The contents ot the TERMITE plays a mauor role un thus publucatuon but the cover also acts as an umportant symboluc unstrument the powerful EAGLE mascot our athletes struve so hard to keep tlyung hugh over opponents heads the EAGLE a symbol ot skull hovered over our paths ot learn ang the EAGLE holdung uts head proudly as we present you the 1959 60 TERMITE E? CAROL HAAQ Edutor

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Mr W B. Anderson, Mr. William C. Norman, SupT. M. H. Russell, Mr. John Henry Allen Mr. Lexie Woods, and Dr. William Harville. Every successful expediTion musT have planners who map The iourney's paTh and Then see To iT ThaT Their plan is Tol- lowed. Our EXPEDITION TO AND THROUGH SHANGRI-LA had such a group of men working and planning Toward The reaching of our desTinaTion. The iob aT which These six men were involved was viTal To The realiTy of The new school. Therefore, we, The T960 TERMITE STAFF, dedicaTe This pic- Torial iournal To The BOARD OF EDUCATION - The men mosT responsible Tor making This dream come True.

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These men plcm the Wciy lor our expedltlon A school board of which we are extremely proud: Mr. W. B. Anderson, secre- tary, Mr. W. C. Norman, president, Mr. John Henry Allen, vice president, Mr. Lexie Woods, and Dr. William Harville. They play a major role in supervising Crossett's complete school system and deserve a large portion of the credit for Crossett's fine educational program. Crossett's Junior High School was voted to be named after Wm. C. Norman, general manager of the Crossett Company. It was pointed out that the Norman name has long been associated with the progress and growth of Ashley County and Crossett. Both Mr. Norman and his father contributed greatly to the develop- ment of our school system.