Clinton Prairie High School - Emerald Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

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In this distinguished position, Mr. Alexander administers policies adopted by the school board, renders re- quired reports to the State, and is the business manager of the school subject to the approval of the board. Mr. Alexander holds a B.A. and M.S. degree from Central Normal College and Purdue University. Beam' Qt Educatzon Left to Right: Robert Larsh, Perryg Milton Swan, Washington, Orville Meeker, Jackson, Chester Frye, Madison, Allen Appleton, Attomey for School Board. A dm z'nz'stmtz'0n For the past three years Clinton Prairie students have been fortunate to have Emmet Miller as assistant principal. Previously he held the principalship at Mulberry. His duties vary from checking the daily attendance to teaching three algebra classes. Mr. Miller holds a M.P.E. and B.P.E. from Purdue. Assistant Princzlbal Princzybal David Robinson attended Indiana Central College and Butler University where he ob- tained his B.S. and M.S. degrees, respectively. Before coming to Clinton Prairie, Mr. Robinson held the principalship at Whitestown and Rock- ville. He has a colorful navy background. The students enjoy his excellent sense of humor and are grateful for his leadership at Clinton Prairie. Seeretagf Q' the Superintendent fy' Schools Mrs. Kelley, Mr. Alexander's secretary, is a woman who is not known to many students of Clinton Prairie. Mrs. Kelley is one of the persons who help keep our consolidation running smoothly. Her efficiency and competency are a great aid to Mr. Alexander. A ttendanee Ojjneer One of the primary duties performed by Mrs. Shaffer is that of returning the illegally-absent child to the school room. She may deal with social, economic, and emotional problems which often- times are the hidden cause for absenteeism. School Seeretayf Amidst ringing phones, the conversation of teachers and principal , and the jingle of lunch money being counted in the office lobby, sits a person we know well and have grown to like. The business office of Clinton Prairie High School rests in the very capable hands of Mrs. Marian Sims, the school secretary. A rt and Ino'ustrz'al Arts Miss Beverly Bosse Indiana State College, B.S. Art Education Teaches art. Mr. James L. Masing Ball State, B.S., M.A. Teaches Industrial Arts. High School Art Art 8 Woodworking Shop 8 Drawing --'Qui---M mf---w We -W-eff-'--e ' - W Drivers Education Business and Drivers Education Mr. Dee Baker Butler University, Purdue University, B.S., M.S. Teaches general business, business arithmetic, and driver ed Mr. George Bradfield Indiana State College, B.S., M.S. Teaches beginning typing, advanced typing. Mr. Roy Cleaver Central Normal College, B.S. Teaches history, shorthand, secretarial training. Mr. Ted F. Newell Ball State, B.S., M.A., additional study at Purdue. Teaches bookkeeping, business law, business English, and guidance counselor. Shorthand Bookkeeping Yjrping I Foreign Language 6651 Mrs. Dorothy Dilley uv Ball State, A.B. Teaches 7th and 8th grade English. Mrs. Carolyn Estes Asburg College, Purdue, Indiana, Central College, and Butler University, A.B., B.S., and G.S. Teaches 9th and 11th grade English and Lit. Mrs. Helen Grice Muskingum College, A.B., additional study of library science at Purdue. Teaches 9th grade English and Speech. Mrs. Alma R. Harold Indiana University, A.B., additional study at Purdue. Teaches 8th and 9th grade English and Spanish. Miss Doris McDaniel Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., A.B. Teaches Latin I-II and history 7. Mrs. Marian L. Reiss Purdue University, B.S., M.S. Teaches 10th and 12th grade English. English, Speech ana' q ii ,tiff K-1 ,va-.-. .is Literature I0 Developmental Reading Spanish I English 9 Home Economics Mrs. Muriel Brown Purdue University, B.S. Teaches Home Economics and science. Mrs. Esther I-lollenbeck Indiana Central College, A.B., Iowa State College Central Normal, and Purdue University. Teaches junior high economics and 8th English. Home Ec. II X Hgmg Eg, 7 H0026 EC. 9 Home Ev. I2 l 12 M atlzematics Mr. Glen H. Metzger Manchester College, B.S., Ball State, and Purdue University. Teaches 7th and 8th grade mathematics. Mr. Donald K. Thompson Indiana University, B.S. Teaches geometry and Sth grade mathematics. QJAAM' L Math 8 Geometgf Class Algebra College Algebra Geometgf 13 Mr. Richard L. Watts Ball State, B.A. Purdu cal ed. Physical Education Q and Health ian R. Cockrell Rhyne College, B.A. Teaches physical ed., and health. Jeleste Norden Purdue University,' B.S. Teaches physical ed. and health. e, M.S. Teaches history and physi- Health- 8th Grade BQQJS, P.E. Gymnastics if 7th Grade Girls' P.E l 14 Science Mr. Earl Hoock Purdue, B.A., M.E. Teaches physics, trigonometry, college algebra, advanced algebra, and general math. Mr. Richard A. Svaboda Kansas State University, Butler University, B.S. and M.S. Teaches biology and 7th grade general science. l Physics ,,..,. fi , Science 8 Chemistgv Biology N , ,,,,, ,f 15 Social Studies MI. Russell J. Bryan Purdue University, B.S. Teaches government and 8th grade shop. Mr. Roger E. Whaley Purdue University, B.S. Teaches U. S. and World history, and economics. World Hzstoiy U.S. History Social Studies 7 16 Government Vocational Agriculture Mr. Maurice E. Croxton University of Illinois, B.S., M.E. Teaches vocational agriculture and guidance. Mr. Billy T. Kirk University of Tennessee, B.S. Teaches vocational agriculture and chemistry. C Grade 9 Testing Soil Voc. A g. I2 I Prqect: Scrapbook Farm Shop Libragf Mrs. Jean Hurt Guidance Counselors: Mr. Maurice Croxton and Mr. Ted Newell. Central Normal College, B.S. Additional study at Purdue and University of Kentucky. The C.P. Materials Center includes 6,000 books, a subscription list of 100 periodicals and 7 newspapers which bear international, national, and local events. Mrs. Reiss and Mrs. Estes try their hand at working the film projector. Available in the audio-visual section are films, filmstrips, slides, projectors, record players, taperecorders, pictures, maps, and globes. One of the most important services provided in the guidance program at C. P. is counseling. Here, Mr. 44 Croxton and Mr. Newell take time out to help students with personal, social, educational, andfor vocational problems. The setting for counseling engenders an air of comfort, confidence, and helpful planning. The cooperation among school personnel, the home, and the community all contribute to an effective guid- ance program. Test Interpretation 18 Student Workers: Left to Right: Betty Derflinger, Marsha Roberts, Mark Rogers, Jerret Schiery, Pam Goodnight, Doug Scheirer. Ccwteria y Mrs. Margaret Woody, Purdue University, B.S., School Lunch Supervisor and Teaches 8th General Science. ' The Cafeteria Personnel provide an adequate E school lunch program for the 540 students of our school. Cooks: Left to Right: Maxine Grice, Martha Bridges, Berneice Vander mark, Julia Flowers, Margaret Woody. School urse Mrs. Virginia K. Scheirer, R.N., Ball Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Nurse to Clinton Prairie Consolidated Schools. 19 e' , 1 Q 3 , ww .. X. . -Qs! Q gsgsz gash? W x wi I . xy j'.Qg... 1Hf5 f 2 ,.., , ,241 wi . L, ' ,- ' K i 4' , V 'i .14 if I 53 llfe 2 1 . I. fa-. - i f Q 1 , x x,- c yn I. r U 4 fm v ?' .. 6- ' LL ,iff fn A ' 'f 22,53 W Q 1 ,'.xu.k' J- ,, K 5 ' , . Y . Y A A ii.,1 W, - f 'fi g ,Q , ' 'Az mL'g .- A wgfgw' v R N A school is not a school without sports. Every student cannot participate, but all are eligible to join in the fun and excitement that is created by a good game. The Gopher teams keep in mind that it is not whether you win or lose but how you play the game. Let's take a look at some of our great sportsmen. Sports Coaching Staff Mr Watts: Track, B Team Basketball, Asst. Football. Mr Cockrel: Football, 8th grade Basketball. Mr. Bradfield: Athletic Director, Cross Country, Freshman Basketball. Mr. Baker: Baseball, and Varsity Basketball. High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Shot Put 100 yard Dash 220 yard Dash 440 yard Dash 880 yard Run Mile Run High Hurdles Low Hurdles 880 Relay -- -,. -.--.. . .vvnvru-5. UHIILIILII-Il L sms solmmfsrrnu mom YIESTFELD inf ' SEPTISJACKSOIICEIITRALTTOCTIISEEGERIDIDRIALT 'IL g stmocumoucfumn HQOCLIBEASTTIPP IL SEPT 26 JEFF LAFAYETTE ILIOCTZS WESTERN I II. CLINTON PRAIRIE BASKETBALL EQZSBSIQG4 NOV JANJ2 EASTERN i JAILI7 CLINTON JAN.I8 WE JAN 7.4 I' IAN.3I EAS 'f FEB. 8 fi FEB. I4 , M. T FEB.2I . FEB. 27 C.P.HS. Varsigf Track Records 5'1OIl 20'l 9'10 4O'10 11.1 24.4 57.8 2:15.2 4:58 19.2 3:50.8 1:-40.0 Arden Dilley 1963 Jerry Emery 1963 Tom Adams 1963 Dale Lone 1962 Jerry Emery 1962 Jerry Emery 1962 Arden Dilley 1962 John Riggs 1963 Mike Brooke 1962 Dennis Cleaver 1963 I-leavilon--Riggs Carter--Dilley 1963 Clouser--Davis Emery--Troxel 1963 - Track Team FIRST ROW: T. Adams, J. White, G. Berry, D. Clark, J. Riggs, J. Emery. SECOND ROW: R. Hall, D. Cleaver, B. Troxel, J. Carter, D. Lone, A. Dilley, W. Locke. THIRD ROW: Coach Watts, S. Davis, A. Laughner, S. Davison, K. Penning- ton, S. Weflen, T. I-leavilon, D. Larson, D. Reagan. l gfagii fi Q 4 F 1 owes v I Q4 Ui's7 ani? halo 4 431 SU' 65, I Varsily Football FIRST ROW: Kirk Hogue, Ron Smith, Albert Hodgen, Ed Smith, Dick Hickman, David Larsh. SECOND ROW: David Horlacher, Steve Pletch, David Zobrist, Wayne Locke, Ron Hall, Stuart Hogue, Jack White, Ron Wright, Jim Davis, Jeff Chambers, Rix Clark, Mark Rogers, Coach Cockrell. THIRD ROW: Dick Glick, Mike Miller, Charlie Clouser, Scott Robey, Ken Pennington, Jim Allen, Terry I-leavilon, Al Laughner, Steve Davis, Asst. Coach Watts. FOURTH ROW: Steve Kunney, Greg Biesecker, Steve Weflen, Brad Torxel, Bob Lewis, John Ferguson, Bill Boten, Ted Camp, Terry McQuern, Bill Allen, Jay Carter, Dyke Shannon, Manager Harry Pearcy Football 1' ell Loaders FIRST ROW: Susan Rogers, Rita Crail, Bonnie Todd. SECOND ROW: Suzette Rush, Karen White, Nancy Niebrand, Joyce Patton, Sue Harrison. A S B Team FIRST ROW: Jack White, Wayne Lock, Allen Dilley, SECOND ROW: Joe Woods, Bill Zobrist, Mike Kesterson, John Ferguson, David Larsh, Mr. Watts, THIRD ROW: Steve Pletch, Jeff Chambers, Scott Robey, Richard Larson, Steve Kuney, Greg Biesecker. The Varsizpfs Season S eoreboara' Team We They Zionsville 61 62 Rossville 56 52 Western 59 55 Frankfort 56 70 Thorntown 93 51 Sheridan 87 81 Delphi 70 45 Southwestern 88 64 Jackson Central 50 52 Eastern 62 57 Clinton Central 45 46 West Lafayette 70 78 Klondike 73 47 East Tipp 80 58 Fowler 77 75 Lauramie 62 50 Carroll 68 57 Central Catholic 67 70 24 B Cheerleaders Left to right: Joyce Patton, Susan Rodgers, Karen White, Bonnie Todd. l els: , 1964 Sectional Champs Pandemonium broke loose in the new Frankfort Gym as the final gun sounded marking the end of the 1964 sectional and the first title for Dee Baker's quintet in their three-year history. Superior in height and shooting, the Gophers racked up a spectacular 61 re- bounding average in tournament play led by seniors Sharp and Scheirer. It was a hard fought battle, but Carl Rohr's Rossville five just couldn't cope with Prairie's shooting and rebounding. The final score showed 67-60. On to the Regionals Regional Results Clinton Paririe 73 Lafayette jqjf 91 Varsity Team FIRST ROW: Terry Heavilon, Charles Clouser, Brad Troxel, Jay Carter, Ken Pennington. SECOND ROW: Mr. Watts, Steve Kuney, Dennis Cleaver, Doug Scheirer, Tom Sharp, Duane Blacker, Mr Baker. Season's Record: Won 16 Lost 8 Varsity Cheerleaders KNEELING: Suzette Rush and Rita Crail. STANDING: Sue Harrison and Nancy Nie- brand. The B ig Win! Freshman Team FIRST COLUMN: E. Smith, J. Hoffman, R. Calloway, R. Smith, T. Turner. SECOND COLUMN: J. Jones, S. Loveless, T. Reagan, T. McQuem, Mr. Bradfield. THIRD COLUMN: L. Garriott, M. Lanumn, S. Crail, R. Wright, S. Anderson. jr. Hzlglz Tell Leaders Freshman T ell Leaders Pam Maish, Thelma Kaser, Mary Lane, Sarilyn Crail. zmior H zgh Team FIRST COLUMN: B. Wilson, M. Scott, J. Huffer, J Squires, Mr. Cockrell. SECOND COLUMN: D. Thompson, M. Fleischhaurer, C. Cohee, T. Tim- mons, T. Weidner. THIRD COLUMN: M. Meyers, B. Carter, G. Juday, D. Clendenning, D. Crow. FOURTH COLUMN: S. Richmond, G. Benefiel, P. Padgett, R. Denham, J. Davis. Becky Walker, Carol McQuern, Carol Siekman, Suzanne Robey. 26 Cross Country Team Joe Woods, Bob VanCamp, Mike Kesterson, Allen Dilly, Coach Bradfield. SECOND ROW: Merle Pollard, Dan Clark, Gene Sheets, Jim White. 1963 Track Events ,Jn- Baseball Team uem -qui'-ga-W - wuuumnnm . .Lam Baker, Riggs, Troxel, Clouser, Cleaver, Emery, I-Iogue, Fergu- son, Surface, Carter, Armstrong, Heavilon, Sims, White, Zobrist, Wright, Blacker, Roby. C. P. Opp 22 Zionsvi 11e 6 5 C arroll 0 16 East Tipp 8 19 We stern 3 9 W. Lafayette 6 7 Laurimie 6 1 5 D ayton 5 4 East Tipp 5 Btwre the Fray Strategic Durzng the Fray After the Fray Command Encouragement 7 th Grade Basketball The last year. We have spent twelve years looking forward to this time. Now that it is here, we spend our time looking back and find ourselves dreading graduation day. As we leave these halls, we leave behind many happy times and yet they go with us in our memories. Seniors CLASS OFFICERS: President ........ . . . Doug Scheirer Vice President . . . . . Denny Cleaver Treasurer ..... . . . Merle Pollard Secretary .... . . . Barbara Glenn CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Hoock, Mr. Baker, Mrs. Brown. PRUDENCE JANE ALLEN Commercial Curriculum Spanish Club 35 Sunshine 43 Yearbook 4. BOBBY ALLEN BOWER Industrial Arts Curriculum. CLASS MOTTO: An Investment In Knowledge Pays The Best Interest. CLASS COLOR: Gold and White CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose JANE MARIE BRIDGES Home Ec. Curriculum Chorus 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Sunshine 2,3,4. STEPHEN DALE BROWN Vo-Ag Curriculum F.F.A. 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Natl Honor Society 3 ,4. ELLEN ANN BRYAN Commercial Curriculum ' Band 2,3545 Chorus 25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3 ,45 Sunshine 2,3,45 Year- book 45 D.A.R. LELA JO CAMP Academic Curriculum Chorus 45 Library 2,45 Pep Club 45 Sunshine 2,45 Yearbook 4. RANDAL ALAN CRAGUN Vo-Ag Curriculum Basketball 25 Cross Country 2,35 F.F.A. 2,3,4 MARSI-lA RAE GIBSON Commercial Curriculum Library 25 Sunshine 2,3,4. DAN WILLIAM CLARK Vo-Ag Curriculum Band 25 Basketball 25 Cross 2,3545 Track 2,3. JEAN ANN CLEARWATER Academic Curriculum Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,45 Lat Country 2,3,45 F.F.A. in Club 25 Majorette 4 Sunshine 2,3545 Yearbook 4. DENNIS RAY CLEAVER Academic Curriculum Baseball 2,35 Basketball 2 ,45 Cross Country 2,35 3 Latin Club5 Track 2,35 Nat'l Honor Society 3,4. DELAYNE KAY CONNER Commercial Curriculum Latin Club 2,3,45 Sunshine 2,3545 Yearbook 4. JOAN GILMORE Commercial Curriculum Band 2,3 ,45 Chorus 2,3 ,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Prairie Singers 3,45 Sunshine 2,3,4. BARBARA JEAN GLENN Commercial Curriculum Band 25 Chorus 25 Pep Club 2,35 Student Council 25 Sunshine 2,3 ,45 Yearbook 4. v ROBERT D. HAINES Industrial Arts Curriculum. LINDA LOU HEAVILON Academic Curriculum Chorus 2,3,45 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Sunshine 2,3,45 Prairie Singers 3,4. RUTH EULAINE GOI-'F Commercial Curriculum Pep Club 2,4 5 Sunshine 2,3,4. PAMELA RUTH GOODNIGHT Commercial Curriculum Pep Club 45 Sunshine 2,3 ,4. MARILYN SUE GRICE Commercial Curriculum Pep Club 3,45 Sunshine 2,3,45 RITA MARIE HAAG Home Ec. Curriculum Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3 ,45 Pep 2,3 ,4. Yearbook 4. Club 2,3 ,45 Sunshine KIRK HOGUE Academic Curriculum Football Manager 3,45 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 3,4. DIANNA SUZZETTE HUBER Commercial Curriculum Chorus 2,3,45 Library 3,45 Sunshine 2,3,4. DURWARD DUANE JOSEPH Academic Curriculum Basketball 25 Chorus 3,45 Cross Country 2,35 Prairie Singers 3,45 Student Council 3. VIC KASPAR Academic Curriculum Chorus 3,45 Prairie Singers 3,45 Track 35 Yearbook 4. JUDITH ANN HODGEN Academic Curriculum Chonis 2,3,45 G.A.A. 35 Latin Club 2,35 Library Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Sunshine 2,3 ,4. REBECCA JEAN HOFFMAN Commercial Curriculum Chorus 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Student Council 35 Sunshine 2,3 ,45 Yearbook 4. SHARON MAE KELLER 5 Commercial Curriculum Chorus 253,45 Pep Club5 Sunshine 2,3,45 Yearbook 4 RITA ANIECE KINSLER Academic Curriculum Chorus 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Sun- shine 2,3,45 Yearbook 4. RICHARD LEWIS Academic Curriculum Spanish Club 35 Student Council 4. DALE ALVA LONE, JR. Academic Curriculum Baseball 25 Basketball 2,35 Track 2,35 Yearbook 4. MARY ELLEN LOVELESS Academic Curriculum Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3 54. MARYLIN MARTIN Home Ec. Curriculum Chorus 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Sunshine 2,3,45 Yearbook 4. I-'ff TERRY LEE KLINGMAN Industrial Arts Curriculum. JACQUELINE LAMBERT Commercial Curriculum Chorus 3,45 Pep Club 25 Prairie Singers 3,45 Student Council 35 Sunshine 2,3545 Yearbook 4. SANDRA KAY MATHEWS Home Ee. Curriculum Chorus 253,45 G.A.A. 35 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Sunshine 2,3,4. CAROLYN MAE MEDBOURN General Curriculum Sunshine 4. MARY BETH MICHAEL Academic Curriculum Latin Club 2,3,4g Spanish Club 35 Sunshine 2,3 ,45 Yearbook 4. ROMONA SUE MITCHELL Commercial Curriculum Library Club 23 Sunshine 2,3,4g Yearbook 4. E. DIANE PARKER Commercial Curriculum Chorus 2,3,49 Latin Club 2,3 ,45 Library Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,4g Sunshine 2,3,45 Yearbook 4. DENNIS R. PARNELL General Curriculum Cross Country 25 Track 2. 1 MARGARET JANE MOORE Commercial Curriculum Chorus 2,3,45 Library Club 3,4 5 Ass't Librarian 3,4, Pep Club 2,3 ,4g Sunshine 2 ,3 ,45 Yearbook 4 SHEILA KAY MOREHOUSE Commercial Curriculum Chorus 2,3 ,4g Pep Club 2,3 ,45 Sunshine 2,3,4 Yearbook 4. BEVERLY IRENE MULDER General Curriculum Chorus 2,3 ,4g G.A.A. 3,45 Library Club 25 Pep Club 35 Sunshine 2,3,4. VICKI JO MULLENDORE Commercial Curriculum Pep Club 3,45 Simshine 2 ,3 ,4g Yearbook 4 PAMALA G. PAYNE Commercial Curriculum Chorus 25 Library Club 2 3 Sunshine 2,3,45 Yearbook 4. MERLE POLLARD, JR. Vo-Ag Curriculum Basketball 2, Cross Country 2,3 ,4g F.F.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 4 . DOUGLAS MADISON SCI-IEIRER Academic Curriculum Basketball 2 ,3g StudentCounci1 2,3. SAMUEL SCOTT Academic Curriculum Basketball Manager 2,3. THOMAS M. PRATER General Curriculum SANDRA LEE PRIBIE Commercial Curriculum Nat '1 Honor Society 3,4 3 Pep Club 2,3,43 Sunshine 2,3 ,4. PAUL GENE ROBINSON Academic Curriculum Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3 ,45 Cross Country 25 Latin Club 2,35 Nat'l Honor Society 3,43 Prairie Singers 2,3 ,45 Track 25 Yearbook 4. LARRY EUGENE ROGERS Vo-Ag Curriculum Chorus 2,35 F.F.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 3. CARL SIMS Academic Curriculum Band 2,3,43 Chorus 2,43 Yearbook 4. JIMMY HERSHEL STREET Academic Curriculum Basketball Manager 2,3,43 Baseball 2,35 F.F.A. 2,3,4. ROBERT L. SURFACE Vo-Ag Curriculum F.F.A. 2,3,43 Band 233,43 Baseball 2s Yearbook 4. SANDRA LEE TURNER Academic Curriculum Chorus 2,3,45 Class Secretary 23 Latin Club 2,33 Nat'l Honor Society 2,33 Spanish Club 23 Sunshine 2,3,4. THOMAS DON SHARP Industrial Arts Curriculum Basketball 2,3,4. EDWARD E. SHEETS Vo-Ag Curriculum F.F.A. 2,33 Crop Judging 2,3,43 Cross Country 2,3,43 Yearbook 4. BILLIE F. WAGGONER General Curriculum Band 2,3,43 Chorus 2,3. LAURA LOU WAGGONER Home Ec. Curriculum Band 2,33 Chorus 2,3,45 Library Club 23 Pep Club 23 Sunshine 2,3,4. va, .A,- MARY HELEN WILLIAMS Commercial Curriculum Chorus 2,35 Class Secretary 23 Pep Club 2,33 Stu- dent Council 2g Sunshine 2,3,4. LYNNE DIANE WOOLFINGTON Academic Curriculum Sunshine Treasurer 4, Pep Club 2,3 ,4 5 Sunshine z,3,4. TERRY LEE YOUNG Vo-Ag Curriculum Chorus 2,3,-43 F.F.A. 2,3,4. CAROL ANN ZIPPERIAN Commercial Curriculum Cheerleader 25 Chorus 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,45 Prairie Singers 3,43 Student Council 25 Sunshine 2,3,4g Sunshine Sec'y 2, Yearbook 4. SHARON BERNEDA WALTERS Commercial Curriculum. JAMES HOWARD WHITE General Curriculum Cross Country 2,35 Track 2,3,4 IN MEMORIAM Dennis Gordon Young, a former member of the class of 1964, passed away on July 4, 1963. We miss his smile in greeting and his mischievous glance. Farewell, young friend, God give you peace. 38 Tomon'ow's future alumni. They anxiously await the day they will be Seniors.. In the meantime, they are kept busy with studies and activities, but their time will come. Underclas smen ZUZZOYZS' President: Steve Davis Vice President: Brad Troxel Secretary: Trelgiifrgviaxwell James Allen, Susan Appleton, Pat Hitch Donna Atkinson ix A f i ' X , ae - 1:34. 1 Larry Bailey Denny Berry Gerry Berry Duane Blacker Dave Blubaugh Faye Billingsley Kaye Billingsley Judy Bradshaw Gary Bragg 'L-an Dennis Bushman F LF Q55 351, ,ggfp I ' N it , ew Jay Carter Stephen Clark y , Qi Jerie Clendenning , Q ,,j'?f' Linda Clenderming x' Charles Clouser, Christina Collier, Mary Cook, Rita Crail, Judy Crow, Henry Crowell, Dianna Davis Qi' We 5 40 -JI!! W . We Q .S M S 1,5 A V 2 'ir - , 4 E ? J 1 X-y 1 2 it 7 4 Q5 1 ,M ,wi X N M QYVA .4 . li -f -- Mase .X f -A me--Q Af N' W 1 ,Me my if Q Q I 1 S Q as Q as Jim Davis, John Davis, Steve Davis, Stephen Davison, Betty Derflinger, Ronnie Doyle, Joe Faust lf? -fx ' Cf' C ,f .. Q ge r if Wi E W Ha- fi f 5 r V eff: 1:2 P 5 , SM 's Q 'f' 'E Steve Kinsler, Steve Kuney, Alvin Laughner 3 -V! ' fhfi 1' . Q.. 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Larry Lee, Russell Lock, Roberta McKinsey Vicki McKinzie ' Karen McMindes Katherine McNelly William Martin Diane Maxwell Janet Miller Paul Morrison Jack Myers Michael Nail Nancy Neff . 3 fa if ' f ' -i N Nancy Niebrand Ken Pennington Daniel Perlee Jean Powell Sandra Pyle, Dean Reagan, Natalie Richman, Marcia Roberts, Dave Rothenberger, Suzette Rush, Dave Schmittler V f 45 l 3, xv, , pw- a Y T. 5 ffm N 42 of X 5 Dyke Shann Swan . 1: 1 - i 19, Q. 1 E A Q a pg Q ,xr A 1 'va km pf figs, Qflzd P his RS W u n a NM z::fi.'11i'iIi A ' 'z' 2 3' ff 31 fir' on, Dick Sheets, Kenneth Siekman, James Stewart, John Stinson, Nicki Sutton, Mary i -1 n 4 : Q- U Af, .Q 'ef 3 gh? t ri F1519 V 1 1 1 fm 'i ak Joe Woods Bill Wright Jennifer Yoder Connie Young Barbara Gibson Doug Thiel Brad Troxel Terry Wagoner Linda Walton Nancy Walton Sherry Williams Carolyn Wingate Robert Woodruff 43 Soplzomores President: Steve Weflen Vice President: Scott Robey Sec'y-Treas.: Susan Rodger Mike Armstrong Sherry Bailey Helen Berry Greg Biesecker Pam Blubaugh Bill Boten Lynn Bowen Linda Bridges Norma Bushman Jerry Adams, Jerry Albitz, Lawrence Allen err, ! rig k ' s I 0 x sl X si i ies 355-'gf r,fr2,w gal a : Ted Camp 4 Jeff Chambers ,E Rix Clark V. jj Judith Clendenning 1 Jil? W' Richard Click 1 ,fe-Q' . l . ' 5 ,, L P ,gf ...Nh 1 ,lx Bonnie Davis, John Davis, Mary Susan Davis, Judy Douglas, John Ferguson, Nancy Ferguson, Howard Ford 'PJ , af. 4 as 4-4 I 3 no WWE 5 2 wg avg 5 xiii? 23 Pam Ford, Richard Ford, David Gerald, Charlotte Gibson, Margaret Glick, Pat Good, Robert Goodnight ig 5 E , L ' ' 1 -ff 1 4' ' - .L , 1 ,gg do S f I , in - - 5 . ,LEE at J I ' iffy K 2, .- inns. 9' . if f a- 1 nl Dave Kimmel, Alice Kinsler, Linda Lambert A-1 J 'E e ith. as r... if 2 Gai' I' Quai' is S X, ' 2 ' aff Jim Grice Ronald Hansell Harry Harshbarger Karen I-larshbarger Larry Harshbarger Mary Haynes Terry Heavilon Jennifer Hodgen Dave Horlacher Deborah Hughes Janice Johnson Tom Johnson Daniel Juday Mike Kesterson 4-5 Linda Lashbrook Richard Larson Robert Lewis James McKinniss Connie Medbourn Steve Merrill Q iw-it. 'gr or H ix z Meikel Miller Bruce Mosson Gary Mullendore Ned Newhart Connie Padgett Mike Parnell Joyce Patton Harry Pearcy Clara Landes, Sherry Lanum, D avid Larsh ,. .gg in '?R 3 i 1 Connie Ping, Steve Pletch, James Prater, Mary Prater, Joyce Rhine, Everet Rice, Paul Robbins ' ' -nvph Q I 'X I 3 3 . I ba - Q e u Y? 51 ' Nr.. r L Y f if? ' , Scott Robey, Susan Rodgers, 5 f , X J 4-.-'W xy' 5? ' 1 it S4 8 or S S is R if - 1f : in i ff Mark Rogers, Charles Sanders, Sandra Shannon, Sandy Shaw, Larry Smith Bill Zobrist Rick Smith 1 me 5 . Jack White Karen White Karen Wright Randy Smith Sharon Smith Suzanne Stinson Mike Timmons Bonnie Todd Bobby VanCamp Steve Weflen Susan Wheat X 47 Freshmen President: Keith Vonderohe Vice President: Allen Dilley Secretary: Linda Hitch Treasurer: Debbie Lanum Catherine Biddle Gary Birge Mary Brown Ronald Calloway Dianna Bushman Kathy Camp David Carr Lois Conlon . V' f Samuel Crail f Sara.lynCrai1 y f sf Brenda Crowell Betty Davis Bill Davis Jim Davis Q x H in wkf. Charles Allen, Steve Anderson, Shirley Batts 1 . ,W , - use .I i is gy Q fi' xx, L xr .,r. st, 1.... ,,,. '49 . r.- -V . f ..- S s - Q Y 1 D1 X ,B v , I n A 1 in Q Jf an Qf' Q if 7' rsQ!..,-rw! Linda Davis, Michael Davis, Nancy Davis, Terry Denton, Allen Dilley, Carolyn Faust, Peggy Ferrell W mr 'cf 48 . ..,.. M X 'qs Rf' as .HN 1, Ag fa N nfl? ' ff, as - Y ' D l egit s 104 , .ra A N1 ,J -X -ea JV. Ll , ,f fl- N fb 55 ' x f j ,,. was R Ginger Gard, Larry Garriott, Phyllis Grider, Robert Crimes, Linda Guffy, Connie Haines, Tim Hart ,Q if is n 1- 'E' 'AS 3.- 5: 'I V 'o . , Jerry Jones, Thelma Kaser, James Knapp E 11 1 fx! Connie Hankins Cathee Hare Melanie Heavilon Julia Hickey Richard Hickman Linda Hitch Jacqueline Hoffman James Hoffman ..,,k-:gg 'V k 2' Bennie Huffer Jacqueline Hughes William Hurt Candace Hutson Margaret Jacobs Ted Johnson 49 Debbie Lanum Mike Lanum Pennie Laverty Stanley Loveless Donna Lucas Pamela Maish Gayla Maxwell Daniel McCoy John McKinniss Terry McQuern Mary Phillips Sherry Ping Barbara Prater Reita Price 5 5 X Q V a n if Wanda Krummreich, Alan Lane, Mary Jane Lane ,el .A ,, X Q 3 QL' N gil A I P as ,.,,, Q .. 'Q ,A Y rf Q' 2,3 'LI as 3 1 x'S iii 'X .QE .ff x-Jr 4 P Patricia Pulley, Terry Reagan, Susan Rex, Norman Rothenberger, Mary Scheirer, Jerret Schiery, Nancy Sims. h 50 Mm Q--EXIQX P if we is ' ,au .... 13 s 5 'Q -we ., 6 X . I-3 X S-tg lymx , iii Q Ji 2 G V, .sk ' J 1 , aff u 1, U hfjgf' fi Q V at Qi' 5 Edward Smith, Jack Smith, Ron Smith, David Stull, Roxy Sutton, Tommy Turner, Keith Vonderohe Albert Hodgen Larry Walton Ronald Wright Jill Yoder Darrell Yuill E zglztlz Grade Katherine Bridges Audrey Bundy Steve Burkhalter Gordon Butler Bill Carter Veda Clark Connie Cleaver Kenneth Clendenning David Beaver Gary Benefiel Linda Bennett Sandra Berry Robert Birge Diane Boten 32. -gag,-. .. ,.., . In 1 'iz + f' ,W W or ll .. M, Wise? Rss' x Q leeeal - . ... lg-if I , fee, A' er - e E Tommy Albitz, ,anllla no Gordon Barnett, Jerry Bates -'h 'i f - . Vg: K ' IQ? iw er 3' ee 4 1 i 7 C 571 ' .1 ig? FR ...r 2 see- . -..,.. . L,l 1 5 r , ,f Sm: rp li Egl ew -R N 1 r 4 x , , Richard Clendenning, Danielle Click, Carroll Cohee, Sherrill Cohee, Donald Craven, Danny Crow, Jimmy Davis 52 ' C Vi if ' 5 ..,,, C ' ,S gi. - , Ala i ' ig ' ig gzfa is Sm Ronda Davis, Ronald Denham, Rebecca Douglas, Evelyn Estes, Gloria Ferguson, Susan Ferry, Gary Fishback Mark Fleischhauer Douglas Ford Kathy Freels Linda Garriott Susan Johnson, Sandy Jones, Glenn Juday 5- K iii- iii. f s a Q- -. J John Glick Jeanie Goldsberry Dennis Hansell Larry Hines Kay Hoffman Anne I-Iorl acher Frances Ann Howard Johnny Huffer William Isenhower Le Roy Jennings 53 Deidre Lanum Kathy Lane Pamela Lashbrook James McDaniel Carol McQuern Judy Michaels Bradley Judge, Landes. f L .1 . l x -r Constance Kinsler, Thomas Judith Mohler ll i if Michael Myers N Y 5 E Vickie Myers ' Judy Nail K Ir Q Kathleen Nail Ronnie Oldham Phillip Padgett Donna Parker B5 sp if ,4- wif .- 34 ' LW if, 1, ' l9'1...sp 'sr will EJQA J' My Qs gi' Ned Pearcy, Sharon Pemberton, Charles Pyles, Beckie Remaly, Saul Richman, Suzanne Rohey, June Rogers. 54 1-:xl .- P , N . .. 1,3 x ,f . ruff- -.5 Deborah Schimm el , Michael Steiner. .. . V,,,,, .c,..,,r, For It ,r xi ' ,ap . ' f mi 0' -Q is 0' A it l if , r A if ' We Scott, Carol Sickman, Sandra Smith, Ronnie Snowden, Jon Squires, William Donald Thompson I ' A I .aww 12 g fi ,zsfm Q- ga if ii- 3 f 539525 Terry Timmons Rebecca Walker Glen Walters Joyce Warren Thomas Weidner Carolyn Whitlock Margaret Whitteberry William Wilson Nancy Wingate Louise Young Janet Yundt 55 Seventh Grade Danny Atkinson Steve Barnett Tom Biesecker Janice Bradshaw Jeri Bradshaw Max Bryan Joe Alcaraz, John Anderson, Stanley Anderson . .- -fi f r Q f Q fe .15 'fm nudge g ANA' :ima Y fl X si in ge e.,l Sharleen Buckingham Jane Calloway Geneva Camp John Cash Denny Castle . Janet Clendenning .V Rodney Clouser Diane Cochran .. -' 1 Q I n 'V' x . . f ,gf 4 s E3 if . ,X -:J . A in .. M +1-. ' gi J . it L ,f Janet Cragun, Debra Crail, Janet Craven, Danny Davis, Stephen Davis, Wanita Davis, Rita Devore Y J S 5? U1 ye is-we . 56 if N r X Y af ii mvaf Phillip Dilley, Kenny Doty, Judy Ford, Lois Friedrich, Joan Gibson, Michael Gill, Marilyn Grimes Vickie Guffy Vickie Haines Teresa Hale Eric Halsema Mary Harden Brenda Haynes Delva Heavilon pf! John Israel, Don Jacoby, Mark Johnson Steve I-Ieavilon Sandy Henrichs Mary Hickey Mike I-lodgen Jim Holloway Larry Heavilon Carol Hutchinson S 57 Dianna Loveless Linda Martin Mary McDaniel Ray McKinsey Stanley Moore Stephen Moore Carol Morehouse Eddie Morgan Dennis Morrow Janet Neidlinger Marsha Newhart Debbie Norton re f Y 1 , N Janet Kinslow, Doug Knox, Debra i Krammes U :L . Wayne Landes , Carol Lee Curtis Lock ,. -'aff HZ fi. . fa1?f9?1i A ? N ' l arva Amr xl H1 'S X -nl' 1 5 5 I5 ,, 7 at V P i L J N . vga ' '1 N -- ,..., ,wr -rz,ef,,, ,,.e ., ,, M. . ,,.. ,M ,. W -fmgxg L 1? '.hk 5 ff fm . :- ' .L Fx Ai. ,.,r vt , im. , ' ,Anti IZ: alfa- 5 3 L' , 2 Q- .. ,gk A 'fm ,, y X 1-Ll Qi- , -a E 5 ' Steve Oldham, Gary Parker, Larry Perlee, Susan Peters, Mary Phillippo, Kathy Ping, Cynthia Pletch gr fi 1 K 58 4, Q X K if A lilvf. I I il.. fgu l Greg Pollard, Alice Prater, Ruth Pribie, Michael Pulley, Mark Rains, Ralph Richardson, Barbara Rodgers f in ...l Beverly Rodgers 3 . , , 1 ii 3 Larry Shaffer 'J Mark Simmons ' Linda Skiles I f Sf' e rr? W ..J.. :E-I ' A Max S 'tl +1 I A 1 3 nil A Peggy Iglnriwtlr in N Anthony Snowden V Geraldine Snowden .--- -aar X 5 - 'r-' - if fy .- rf - -N 1 V-Q S Q, 'Q 'lnz ij Michael Svoboda f' R N 2 Charles Swain YE 1- Q Rex Walker in 'SH i 1 H A Rockey Walters - it a,ss ei' gl 5 1 -ff 5529.4 Y ' Charles Watkins X Ellen Weflen 'X Grover West ,A .ref Z. Greg White, Thomas Wright, David N Ziesenhenne , 1 is ' .. 5: ,--. - 1 1 V -I kb a I i . I -1: - i r fi , ' -sg is 3 za it E. 59 X Q 3., .,- , M-Sv 2352! E H13 ' . 271174 wk: ' v H gvnnmv f ' ' -SBSQQS55 . V: . +0 at E a 5 Q' 5 'mf 1 ' 11' XX xx . -,Q 41 s - 42 ' MW' 2 af a 'gif 5! RL K , .Ml .. K Q-W. NM ,WV f' -T FQ if 3 1 F1231 iisiiid if a 1 if 7 z , aj -f SS , ' -. . . , a S Q 0 f WN42 ,.,-Q ' l :JH Qgguy ss I 1 , 4 l All work and no play make Jack a dull boy. All schools have extracurricular activities and Clinton Prairie is no ex- ception. The following pages show Prairie students enjoying these activities. Grganizations Student Council President: Steve Brown Vice President: Charles Clouser Secretary: Diana Maxwell Treasurer: Mary Swan Student Council Meetz'ng The Student Council is a group made up of representatives from each homeroom. It helps with the problems of the student body. Also, it is responsible for the selection and presentation of our convocations. Libmgf Stcjjf TOP ROW: Yoder, Hudson, Brown, Maish, Biddle, Hare, Camp. BOTTOM ROW: Rex, Huber, Lanum, Moore Juday, Ford, Kummerich, Mrs. Hurt. Latin Club Latin Club was organized in 1961 by Miss McDaniel, the Latin teacher. It is for the students who are or have taken Latin. The Club studies the customs and language of the Roman people. Student Ojjice Help OFFICE HELP: TOP--Rita Kinsler, Linda Heavilon, Carol Zipperian, BOTTOM--Barbara Glenn, Romona Mitchell, Marsha Gibson. Spanish Club The Spanish Club tries to achieve the following ob- jectives: 11, to further the Spanish speaking ability of its membersg f2j to further knowledge of Spain and other Spanish speaking countries and their customsg and f3j to further an interest in the people of other lands. Sunshine Society The purpose of the Sunshine Society is helpfulness and kindness to others. This year, in carrying out this purpose, we have collected boys for the Salvation Army and contributed to the Riley Fund. We have also started an Ideal Lady program. Sunshine Coat Cheek G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organiza- tion that girls join for the purpose of partici- pating in sports for enjoyment. The G.A.A. is open to girls from grades 9 thru 12. G.A.A. Basketball 64 Pep Club The Pep Club promotes school spirit and loyalty. Emphasis is placed on good sportsmanship, whether we win or lose. Membership is open to all members of the student body who wish to join. Emerald Stajj' BOTTOM ROW: Conner, Grice, Mitchell, Glenn, I-Ieavilon, Clearwater, Hodgen, Sims, Hogue. SECOND ROW: Waggoner, Camp, Wolfington, Pribie, Goff, Goodnight, Payne, Gibson, Huber, Martin, Parker. THIRD ROW: Allen, Zipperian, Morehouse, Kinsler, Moore, Turner, Michael, Bryan, Mullendore, Mulder. TOP ROW: Mr. Newell, Kasper, Bushman, Harrison, Pyle, Appleton, Young, Pollard, Surface, Robinson, Lambert, Keller. 65 'IH , ' qi, . 'i A 1 B Q- '- A?ai. , Q. ,- - M ...., 4.4m-- ' J 4 ' un 51- gg' X I . 5 - 3 .' Y , ' ii 'f M - Q- . H in gf if an ' S F S 3 ? in A Y' 'Q ' i, Q ' QQ ' f if at 5 '. x' ,L , ' -v. ,WSJ V ' 1: v Q 9539 'B F' ' 325 . Xdm Q A Q .n 1 I mf : I I 4 W 'xi vv wr , ,, xv if Q w if is 1i 3f QE 75 E 5 V :isa YS: 53 V xr ' 51 we We V5 'Q 'L 'Q 'Q f' 1' '1 1. -- 'fir- .m, if Kx5'R1,,'f1wfw, .wh. ,x ,Z - A h1 fd 1,5 --an A H- 'tg...x 3 Q. , 5, Q H -.,,, 1 awww -J fg N . ..Ax 5 .t ,n gf U .4 f, ' WJ , is 'S' 5, V ll Y? Q1 atiorzal Honor Sooiezpf This organization includes members in the top ten per cent of the Junior and Senior classes. These students are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. We con- gratulate these students on their fine work throughout their high school yers. 1964 NHS Initiates Honor Graduates Valedictorian: Dennis Cleaver Salutatorian: El1enBryan Hoosier Bgfs' State Hoosier Girls' State During the summer of 1963, the American Legion spon- sored Ellen Bryan and Dennis Cleaver for a week's training program on local and state govemm ent. This experience, which took place on Indiana University's Campus, provided them with a richer insight on governmental operations. unior High Band The Junior High Band is a training group made up of seventh and eighth grade instrumentalists. This group performs for two band concerts and an eighth grade basketball game during the school year. Prairie Singers Prairie Singers is a mixed group selected from the High School Chorus. The Prairie Singers perform at various activities throughout the year. 68 V l M usic MR. PAUL D. EGLI: Valparaiso University, VanderCook College of Music, Indiana State College, A.B., B.M.E., M.S. Teaches High School Band, High School Chorus, and 7th and 8th General Music. MRS. VIRGINIA EGLI: Indiana State College, B.S., 7th and 8th General Music, and Junior High Band. MISS CHARLOTTE JOY SELL: Indiana State College, B.S. 5th and Avy . 6th Instrumental Music , Elementary Music, and Girls' Ensemble. .fi I f H zlglz School Chorus Clinton Prairie has an excellent chorus under the direction of Paul Egli. Last year, one hundred seventy members participated in the annual County Music Festival held at Clinton Prairie and the District Music Festival held at Clinton Central. The student body has enjoyed listening to many choral performances at con vocations throughout the school year. 69 Clinton Prairie TRUMPETS BOTTOM ROW: Ron Hansell, Jim Stewart. TOP ROW: Carl Sims, Greg Biesecker. DRUMS AND TYMPANI Linda Lashbrook, Bonnie Todd, Gary Mullendore, Joyce Patton, Jay Carter, Larry Smith, Dick Click Dick Hickman, William Martin, Susan Appleton, Susie Rex. CLARINETS FIRST ROW: Ellen Bryan, Ken Siekman, Keith Vonderohe, John Davis, Mary Dale Swan, Nancy Niebrand. SECOND ROW: Judy Bradshaw, Linda Hitch, Ronald Smith, Sandy Shaw, Margaret Glick Judy Douglas. THIRD ROW: Janice Johnson, Jackie Hughes, Debbie Lanum, Margaret Jacobs, Shirley Batts, Cathee Hare, Jackie Hoffman. 7 SAXOPHONES Alice Kinsler, Jill Yoder, Reita Price, Dan Juday, Joan Gilmore, Duane Blacker. BARITONES AND TROMBONES FIRST ROW: Dick Larson, Jim Davis, Larry Hansell, Paul Robinson. SECOND ROW: Harry Pearcy, Mike Armstrong, Debbie Hughes, Ted Johnson, Mary Loveless. 70 w 1 x H zgh School Band TRUMPETS Grider, Larry I-Iarshbarger, Ronnie Wright ROW: Bob Surface, Jim Allen, Lois Conl King, David Stull, TOP ROW: Rix Clark, Harry Harshbarger, L, BASSES OR SOUSAPHONES Robbins, Joe Faust, Bill Waggoner. Tenor Saxophones Bass Clarinet Linda Bridges, Jennifer Yoder, Mike Flowe l-lorlacher, Lynn Bowen, Sherry Williams, Larsh. BASSOON-BARITONE SAXOPHONE -- . S I FLUTES Clearwater, Janet Miller, Diane Maxwell ROW Alice Glick, Peggy Ferrell, Patrici Nancy Ferguson, Connie Padgett, Jean Po FIRST ROW: Susan Rodgers, Suzzette Ruslf : . . . .a w HORNS Rita Haag, Sue Harrison, Laura Waggoner, White, Nancy Sims, Linda Clendenning. Robert Cook, Charles Allen, Steve Kinsler, l M ajorettes Left to Right: Janice Johnson, Janet Miller, Jackie Hughes, Susan Rex, Sue Harrison, Jean Clearwater, Diane Maxwell, Susan Appleton, Debbit Hughes. Sandl Rita Turner Kinsler He len Barb ara Williams Glenn Carol Zipperian unzor M iss Contestants 72 Dancing Aboard the S.S. Prairie cc J: r Bon Voyage The Bob Harshman Band 1963 unior-Senior Prom Super Duper Dzlbpers Prom Rfyzalgw Carol Zipperian, Denny Cleaver, Helen Wil- liams, Mike Brooke, Princess Jackie Lambert, Prince Randy Cragun, King Jerry Emery, Queen Karen Laughner, Phyllis Wright, John Riggs, Joyce Price, Mike I-licks. In a Hurgf to Get Home. Looking Things Over. Canvas Some :pf the Great Minds Qf C.P. Inquzsitive Students. A Studious Student. Stuabfing Hard. fy' a Trzjz to the Moon.9 C apers What Is T our Excuse? I Have the Whole World in My Hands. Surprised? The Great Coach. So That's Where I Put the Candy! . O Do T ou Prwr T' our Grade .Now or Later? Thafs a Teachers Meeting.9 75 As windy, blustery March was fading into soft, earthy April, the artist packed away his pencils and sketch paper and receded with the advent of spring. Although the artist penciled school-room scenes for seven months, he left before he could capture on canvas the gaiety of the April prom, the im- pressiveness of the music festivals, the pomp of graduation, and the spontaneous joy of students finally dismissed. Some moods, and some expressions cannot be captured on a tangible canvas, but can only be sketched with the Pencil of Imagination on the canvas of one's mind, these impressions are called memories. Treasure them. Q-D E5 is X X x Ng K JE? 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Brztain's new prime minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, took fyffice in East- West tension continued: lwg Gen Chong o North Korea levels a pzstol at UN spokesmen during discus November, afer scandals shook sions ofarrnistice-violating raids at Panmunjom Right Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlin azled Harold Macmillan's government. in theface ofwestern unigt. This American convoy had been delayed 42 hours en route to the city X 1' 'W H' E! Et s -HMWWifi!R4MEWWU3MQHltK GFQHHal'Ei