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

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L w -gg M ...i 5 5 i Between classes, hall lockers are our meeting grounds for chats, planning, and serious discussion. 6 Lending a hand, Mrs. Sims shows Mrs. Hurt and Mrs. Long how to run the machine. Square dancing was introduced to the mixed physical education classes this year Here, Mrs. Bose: explains the footwork.

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Pulling herself together takes a little outside assistance from Dad before the half time show at Indiana Central College. The Marching Gophers performed as the guest high school band, and Connie was anxious to look her best. All right, Mr. Whaley, how does colored ligh effect growing plants? Clinton Prairie's first Science Fair raised many such questions, and earnest exhibitors sought to answer them. Now, Mr. Alward, you wouldn't tell Mr. Egli if I took just one more, would you? The kitchen is a favorite haunt of Prairie's faculty. t

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Academics and Activities L: 4 -QQSV SK41 iii, D ' R! 1 ri' Q s HTF? i cn, -s , , 6 1 i '-it Pla- The shape of action is the formation of a single wing on the gridiron, the silhouette of dancers at the prom, the strut of a band on the march, the leap of a basketball player for a lay-up, the shadow of a student bent over homework. Action is also within each student's mind, and here it has no shape. It is the curiosity aroused by a Science Fair, the concentration applied in music practice, the determination set toward a cross- country run, the anticipation felt during a close game. In the end, the shape of action is the shape of our student body and faculty as we work together throughout the school year. 7