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

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E. H. Alexander, Superintendent of the Clinton Prairie School Corporation since 1959, was a graduate of Central Normal College fA.B.j and Purdue University QM.S.j. Prior to his present occupation, he has served as Superintendent of Clinton County Schools, and as a principal and teacher. School Board Members Merle Pollard, Robert Larsh, Milton Swan, Mary Jane Davis, John Clendenning. I s

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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

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Mr. Clifton D. Warner, Principal of Clinton Prairie, graduated from Ball State Teachers College with B.S. and M.A. degrees. He is presented corn- pleting post-graduate work at Ball State University. Mr. Warner has been physical education supervisor, and teacher in junior high and high schools. dministration Graduating from Purdue University with B.P.E. and M.P.E. degrees, Mr. Emmet G. Miller has taught at six schools for the past thirty-one years. His teaching experience ranges from coaching to teaching math and sciences, presently serving as Assistant Principal.