Clinton Central High School - Ex Libris Yearbook (Michigantown, IN)

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QE NT BULLDOG COUNTQY 'P .77?vw,.3, Cen,tral's

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PTOgTam P I! OB fr' we dm? ,nd .1 Winning the Holiday Tourney, tying in the Mid-Central Conference in football, the five min- ute rushing to classes, and the antics in govern- ment, history, and English classes provided the action program for Central. The enthusiasm the students showed for the activities during 1967 proved that Central's on the move. ,fd if mi mai l .4432 mamma Lx E E t 2 , , ri H Q YQ 2 H le. n

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C. School Life .... . Personalities Academics .... Organizations Athletics Advertisements Index .... . on the move IQ' With Clinton Central's many classes and activities we, the students, are con- stantly on the move for excitement and achievement, striving to please not only our teachers and parents, but ourselves, keeps us moving. The last-minute rush- ing to classes, heading into the next day's assignments, struggling with a math problem, and the cramming for tomorrow's tests and quizzes make a constantly shifting pattern of activity. Our night life seems even busier. There are the tiresome, but rewarding, cheerleading practices, the perfection of a song for contest, the excitement a sectional tourney brings, and the worrisome problems of a prom. But as we move, so does the school. When Clinton Central was admitted to the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges in 1965, she did not stop. Central formed the Mid-Central conference with other schools to give less emphasis on one or two sports and more emphasis on the abilities of boys in all sports as a whole. Even after we, the students, the faculty, and administration have reached these goals, spirit will not lag because CE.'VTRAL'S ON THE MOVE. TABLE OF CONTENTS ...2 ,.12 ....49 .66 ..91 105 117