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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

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When in public they are representing Clinton Prairie and should behave in such a manner as to bring credit to Clinton Prairie. 4 F A C X U L T Y S cg -,,... Hl K.. Mr. Eugene Alexander, Superinten- dent of Clinton Prairie Schools , co- s, 2. Ei' . Se. , Mr. Phillip I. McDaniel, principal, is responsible for the complete edu- cational program at Clinton Prairie. He graduated from Indiana State Uni- versity with a B,S. , lVI.S. and has completed one extra year of graduate work. Mr. McDaniel previously ordinates state and school board pol- taught in Indianapolis and was as- icies with the operation of the schools . He graduated with a B.A, and M.S. from Central Normal Col- lege and Purdue University. Functioning as the controlling unit of Clinton Prairie High School, the school board fixes school policies , hires and replaces teachers and ap- propriates funds for the various de- partm ents . sistant principal at Cascade High School. Besides performing his numerous re- sponsibilities as assistant principal Mr. Miller teaches Algebra I. He earned B.P.E. and M.P.E. degrees from Purdue University. The Guidance Department advises students, schedules classes and ad- ministers tests to measure the stu- dents' abilities and interests. Pro- grams are planned by the counselors to prepare students for future jobs and education. Mrs. Marian Sims, general secretary, synchronizes the inner workings of the high school office. Her work in- cludes writing tardy passes to being a private secretary. Mrs. Sue Bass handles the extra-curricular funds. This involves the monetary trans- actions for the clubs and or- ganizations in the school. Mrs . Mary Kelly and Mrs. Bet- ty Siekman work as secretaries in the superintendent's office. They are occupied strictly with the immense business of the corporation . Tom Alward, B,B. Indiana State, Purdue: Chemistry, General Sci- ence Mary L. Bell, A.B,, Butler, M.A. University of Michigan, New York University: Latin, 9th grade English George Bradfield, B.S. , M.S. In- diana State: Typing I Sf II, Ath- letic Director Muriel Brown, B.S. Purdue: Home Economics Bert A. Bush, B.S. Defiance Col- 1ege,. M.S. Indiana University: Social Studies, Physical Educa- tion, Coaching Duties Roy Cleaver, B.S. Central Normal College, Ball State University: Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Secre- tarial Training ' Iames I. Dellinger, B.S. Ball State, Purdue, Wayne State: Ma- chine Metals, Metal Fabrication, Power Mechanics, Drafting, Ir. High Shop Dorothy D. Dilley, A,B. Ball State, Butler, Indiana State: Ir. High English Carolyn Estes, A,B. Asbury Col- lege, M.A. Purdue University: Ilth Sc 12th English, Iournalism Lowell Foote, B.S. Ashland Col- lege, M.S. Indiana University: Health, Speech, 9th English, Physical Education Jerry Grimes, B.S. Ball State: Gen- eral Business, Business Math, Business Law, Salesmanship, Health, Physical Education Sherry L. I-Iayden, B.S. Ball State University: Girls' Physical Educa tion K.E. Hershman, B.S. Purdue Uni- versity, Lincoln Christian Col- lege: Physics, General Math, Al- gebra II, Senior Math Barbara C. Hlavac, B.A, Douglass College, M.A. Michigan State, Rutgers University, College of the City of New York, Adelphi University: Ir. High and 9th Eng- lish Esther Hollenbeck, A.B. Indiana Central, M.S. Purdue, Iowa State: Ir. High Home Economics, Home Economics III, Health Iean E. Hurt, B.S. Central Normal College, University of Kentucky, Purdue University: Instructional Materials Center: Librarian Neta E. Jacoby, B.A. Butler, Pur- due University: Ir. High Social Studies Jerry T. Iohnson, B.S. Indiana State, Indiana University: Indus- trial Arts, Coaching Duties William E. LaMar, B.S. Purdue University: Ir. High Math, Audio Visual Aids Sharon K. McClughen, B.A. Purdue University: 10th and llth English Iane Mohler, B.A. Indiana Univer- sity: Art Tim Need, B,S, Purdue University: Vocational Agriculture Baxter W. Paige, B.S. , M.S. Indi- ana State, Purdue University: U .S. History, Government, Phys- ical Education, Coaching Duties Ray Pearson, B. of Musical Educa- tion, Butler, Long Beach State College: Instrumental Music Donald C. Peltier, B.S. Indiana State: General Music, Chorus Frank W. Smith, B.S. Indiana Uni- versity, M.S. University of Del- aware: U.S. I-Iistory, World His- tory, Current Events Iudith A. Snyder, B.A. Ball State: Geometry, Ir. High Math Richard A. Svoboda, B.S., M.S. Kansas State University, Butler, Purdue: Biology, Ir. High Sci- ence Margaret Woody, B.S. Purdue Uni- versity: General Science, Lunch Supervisor Carol York, B.S. Purdue Universi- ty: Jaime Balmes University, Mexico: Spanish I 61 II, 10th Eng- Iish Studying in the round English is a study throughout high school of grammar, composition, and literature that is beneficial for future success in any field. The journalism class learns journalistic skills by publishing The Gophers Den. Spanish and Latin classes utilize tapes and dialogues to put the lan- guage in operation. Exchange stu- dents, slides, displays, and re- search papers educate students in the culture of the country in which the language is spoken. u--1 ,' f ' . And next year save time for reading. The UPI of CP Mrs. Dilley captivates an audience ! Hhla Isabel! gComo estas? Smell mah rose, suh? Speech entails public speaking, impromptu speeches , and dramatic work. Radio and television for- mats are written so they could be effectively produced. Some stu- dents enter public speaking con- t at tests to display their skills. Now Here's an Obelisk! The Spanish II bulletin board squad ll World and U . S. History, government, world problems , and economics widen the general jr. high social studies to a more specific and total insight. Taxes can be taxing. 7th graders recreate a pioneer village. Teachers attempt to make relevant the basic historical concepts by studying the problems and solu- tions of the past in the light of contemporary problems . Films , film strips, library re- search, panels, mock political conventions and individual projects and study make up much of the high school social studies curriculum. I2 Micro film, and reference books are among the additions to the facilities of the school library. The librarian, Mrs. Hurt, offers synopses of new books given in the classroom, a ser- vice begun this year. Students use the library extensively for study and for pleasure . Students are given the opportunity for self-expression by means of art through oil painting, stain glass work, copper enameling, hand crafts sketchings, and many others. Much latent student talent has been re- vealed. Sh-h-h-h-h-h Move over Michealangelo, We're just birds in a gilded cage. A variety of activities occupies the time of the one hundred and ten mem- ber high school band. High placing at solo and ensemble contest and a first place rating at this year's band contest showed the results of every- day rehearsals . The band performs for home football games and partici- pates in local parades. The members of the chorus are ex- posed to many levels of vocal music ranging from popular to classical. They also practice breathing and e- nunciation techniques to improve the quality of the music produced. Om! Pah! Pah! - ' Pre arin for a heart trans lam? P S P A four year math program gives stu- dents a chance to apply the values of logical reasoning. The different levels include general math, algebra geometry, and advanced mathematics Biology, chemistry, and physics pro- vide for student awareness of the diversified fields of sciences. Sci- ence gives students a satisfaction of understanding the 'whys' of the universe. The square of the hypotenuse is equal to Laughing gas in the Chem. lab! ! I 2 cows + 1 bull 2 7 Home economics is valuable be- cause it prepares girls to be more efficient in their future roles as - hornemakers. Many phases of homemaking are available to girls in grades seven through twelve. The backbone of these courses is consumer buying, which branches into clothing, interior decorating, and foods. Crops, livestock, soil, and equip- ment are the significant components of farming. New methods are intro- duced in the classroom that can be applied directly to actual farming. Basic accounting principles and procedures are essential for man- aging a productive farm. Pun! Putt! Blughli It won't burp, Mrs. Brown! Business courses compile one of the largest departments at Clinton Prai- rie. Students experience the haz- ards of stock markets, the trying of a court case, and the arts of sales- manship. A Multilith Off-set press and three IBM Selective typewriters are the most recent additions to the busi- ness department. Ir. High students sample power me- chanics , metals , plastics , woods , electricity, and drafting in the in- dustrial arts department. Upper- classmen select the areas in which they are most interested to make their respective projects . Juggling the books? Frank Lloyd Wright started this way The little ole woodcarver! -- V - W- W-1- 1 ww ,flat -- -any--an-1.m1nma Up, Up, and Away! Physical education teaches co-ordi nation, fundamental skills, and sportsmanship. Gymnastics, bas- ketball, and track are the principle activities common to boys' and girls' classes. In addition to these, the boys' classes engage Now! How do we get down? in wrestling and football. Girls' experiment with modern dance and free exercise. This burns me up! Mrs. Virginia Scheirer, school nurs divides her attention between the high school and four elementary schools for general health checks, and informs doctors and families of illnesses . G COOKS L. to R. Maxine Grice, Bernice Vandermark, Becky Cohee, Martha Bridges, Julia Flowers, Margaret Woody-supervisor. BUS DRIVERS L. to R. lst Row: G. Brown, H. Smith, E. Rex, B. Smith: 2nd Row: D. Krammes. I. Lahrman, H. Smith, H. Dilworth, E. Hoffman, G. Harshman, J Wolf. Not present: M. Crow, J. Davis, J. Hinkle W. Lucas, O. Coffman, G. Timmons. The one department that students take the most for granted is that of maintenance. Orville Stingley, Rus- sell Harshbarger, Verda Thompson, and Iames Bridges Work diligently all day and often late into the eve- ning. Their combined efforts to clean, maintain equipment and heat the school are evident in our spot- less building. F S E N I G R S Clas s Sponsors Baxter Paige Lowell Foote Carolyn Estes Class Officers President .... Dennis Riggs Vice President . Sherrill Cohee Secretary .... Nancy Wingate Treasurer .... Becky Remaly Albitz, Thomas D. Academic. Band l , 2 , 37 Science Club 3 . Pep Club l , 2 . Barnett, Gordon G. Voc. Ag. Chorus 1,2,37 Football 2,3,47 Wrestling Team 3,47 Lettermz-1n's Club 2,3, 47 FFA l,2,3,4. Batts, Ierry L. Voc. Ag. Band 17 FFA l,2,3,47 Science Club 4. Beaver, David A. Academic. Band l,2,3,47 Baseball 17 Track 2,3,47 Science Club l,2,3,42 Spanish Club lg Yearbook 47 A.V. Club l,2,3,4. 20 Boten , Diane E . Benefiel, Gerald N. Industrial Arts . Chorus 1 ,-27 Basketball 17 Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Track 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Wres- tling Team 37 Letterman's Club 2 , 3 , 4 . Bennett, Linda K. Commercial. Chorus 1,2,47 B-Sharps 47 ' Pep Club 2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47F1-IA 1,2, 3,47 Health Careers Club 3,47 Yearbook 47 A.V. Club 4. Berry , Sandra L. Commercial. Prairie Singers 2,37 Sunshine 2,3,47 FHA 1,27 Cheerleader 27 Iunior Miss 4. Birge, Robert L. Commercial. Chorus 1 , 2 , 47 Prairie Singers 4. I-Iomiggi Chorus 1,27 Pep Club 1,27 PHA 1 l,2,3,4j Library Club 47 Spanish Club 17 1 GAA 1 , 2 , 37 Bridges , Katherine L. Commercial. Band 1,2,3,47 Chorus 1,2,37 B-Sharps 3,47Pep Club 1,27Sunshine 2,3,47 F1-1A1,2,3,47GAA1,2,3,47 Pep Band 3,4. Bundy, Audrey I. Home Ec. Chorus 1,2,47 B-Sharps 47 Pep Club 47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Burkhalter , Steven D . Industrial Arts. Chorus 1,27 Pep Club 47 Latin Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Science Club 3 , 47 A.V. Club 4. 21 Carter, William H., Ir. Academic. Band 1,27 Chorus 1,2,37 Prai- rie Singers 2,3,47 Basketball 17 Pep Club 47 PPA 1,2,3,47 Science Club 2,3,47 Stu- dent Council 27 Yearbook 4. Clark , Veda A. Academic. Band 1, 2 , 3 , 47 Chorus 1 , 27 Sun- shine 2,3,47 Science Club 47 Pep Band 3,4 Cleaver, Constance I. Academic. Band 1,2,3,47 Chorus 1,22 Sun- shine 2,3,4. Clendenning, Kenneth D. Voc. Ag. Band 1,27 Basketball 1 ,2, 3, 47 Football 17 Track 1 ,2 , 3 , 47 Cross Country 3,47 Letterman's Club 2,3,47 PFA 1,27 Lat- in Club 27 Yearbook 4. Clendenning, Richard I Industrial Arts . Band 37 Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Prairie Singers 3,47 Baseball 3,47 Letter- rnan's Club 1,2,3,47 Click, Danielle E. Commercial. Band 1,2,3,47 Sunshine 47 Latin Club 1,2 ,3,47 Health Careers Club 2,3,47 GAA 37 Yearbook 47 Prairiettes 4. Cohee, Carroll L. Voc. Ag. Band 17 Chorus 17 Football 1,2,3 47 Track 1,2,3,47 Wrestling Team 3,47 Let- terman's Club 2,3,47 Pep Club 47 FFA 1,2, 3,47 A.V. Club 3. Cohee, Sherrill L. Academic . Chorus 1, 2 , 3 , 47 Prairie Singers 47 B-Sharps 2,37 Pep Club 1,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 FHA 3,47 Spanish Club 3,42 Nation- al Honor Society 3,47 GAA 4. 22 Davis , Ronda A. Commercial. Chorus 1,3,47 B-Sharps 47 Pep Club 47 Sunshine 2,3,47 FHA l,2,3,47 Library Club 3 ,47 Health Careers Club 2 ,3, 47 Yearbook 4. Denham, Ronald R. Academic. Band 1,2,37 Chorus 1,27 Latin Club 1,2,3,47 Science Club 3,47 Student Council 3,4. Douglas, Rebecca L. Commercial. Chorus l,2,37 Pep Club 1,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 FHA l,2,3,47 Yearbook 4. Essex , Laura L. Academic. Chorus 2,3,47 Prairie Singers 47 B-Sharps 37 Sunshine 2 , 3 , 47 PI-IA 2 , 3 , 47 Science Club 3,47 Art Club 27 National Honor Society 3,47 Yearbook 47 A.V. Club 47 Gopher's Den 4. Coy , Deborah L. Academic . Craven, Donald D. Commercial. Chorus 1,27 Football 1,27Pep Club 17 Art Club 1. Crow, Danny E. Voc. Ag. Chorus 1,27 FPA 1,2,37 Gopher's Den 3. Davis, Iimmy L. Industrial Arts. Football 27 Wrestling Team 27 Science Club 47 Student Council 2 . 23 Estes, Margaret E. Academic. Band 1,2,3,47 Chorus 17 Sun- shine 2 ,47 Latin Club 1,2 ,47 Science Club 2 ,37 Spanish Club 47 Art Club 27 Yearbook 3,47 Gopherks Den 4. Ferguson, Gloria K. Academic. Band l,2,3,47 Chorus 1,27 B- Sharps 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Sunshine 2, 3,47 Latin Club 1,2,3,47 Science Club 3, 47 National Honor Society 3,47 DAR 47 Year- book 3,47 Gopher's Den 4. Ferry, Susan M. Commercial. Chorus 1, 2 , 3 , 47 Prairie Sing- ers 3,41 B-Sharps 37 Sunshine 2,3,47 FHA 37 Health Careers Club 3 ,47 Yearbook 4. Ford, Douglas A. Industrial Arts. Chorus 1,27 Basketball 1, 2,3,47 Baseball 27 Football 1,2,3,47 Track 1,2,3,47 Letterman's Club 2,3,47 Gopher's Den 3. Freels, Kathy 1. Commercial. Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Spanish Club 1,2 ,37 Health Careers Club 3,4. Garriott, Linda I. Commercial. Chorus 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 27 Sunshine 2 , 3 , 47 FHA 2 , 37 Health Careers Club 3, 47 Yearbook 4. Glick, Iohn P. Academic. Band 1,2,3,47 Chorus 1,27 Lat- in Club 1,2,3,47 Science Club 3,47 Span- ish Club 3, 47 Student Council 3,47 Nation- al Honor Society 3,47 Yearbook 37 Boy's State Alt. 37 Gopher's Den 47 Drum Major 3,4, Pep Band 3,4. Golds berry , Ieanie Academic. Band l, 2 , 3 , 47 Chorus 1, 27 Sun- shine 2 , 3 , 47 Library Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Sci- ence Club 3,47 Spanish Club 3,4f Health Careers Club 47 Yearbook 47 G-opher's Den 4. 24 Huffer , Iohn Academic. Band l,2,3,47 Chorus l,2,37 Prairie Singers 2,3,47 Basketball 2,3,4f Baseball l,2,3,47 Football 1,47 Track 17 Cross Country l,2,37 Letterman's Club 47 Pep Club 17 Science Club 37 Spanish Club l,2,37 A,V, Club 17 Stage Band l,2,3,4. Hurst , Ruth A. Commercial, Chorus 1,2,3,47 B-Sharps 2, 3,47 Pep Club 47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Spanish A Club 27 GAA l,2,3,47 Yearbook 4. Isenhower, William L. Industrial Arts. Pep Club 47 FFA l7 Art Club 2. Ianz , Maxine L. Commercial. Sunshine 3 , 4. Green, Karen S. Academic. Chorus 27 Pep Club 2,3,47 Sun shine 2 , 3, 47 Latin Club 2 , 3 , 47 Cheerlead er 37 Gopher's Den 4. Hoffman, Kay F. Home Ec. Chorus l,2,47 B-Sharps 47 Pep Club 47 Sunshine 2 , 3 ,47 FHA l ,2 , 3 , 47 Health Careers Club 4. Horlacher, Anne Commercial. Band l,2,3,47 Chorus 1,2,3 47 Pep Club 47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Spanish Club 27 GAA l,2,3,47 Howard, Frances A. Academic. Band l,2,37 Pep Club 47 Sun- shine 2,3,47 Science Club 4. 25 Keller , Dianna R. Academic. Chorus l,2,3,47 B-Sharps 37 Pep Club 3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Science Club 3,47 Spanish Club 2,3,47 National Honor Society 3,47 GAA 1,27 Yearbook 3,47 Iennings , LeRoy Commercial. Baseball Mgr. 3,47 Football Mgr. 47 Wrestling Team Mgr. 37 Letter- man's Club 47 Pep Club 2,3,47 Gopher's Den 4. Iohns on , Iane S . Commercial. Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Chorus 1 , 27 Sunshine 2,3,47 FHA 27 Spanish Club 2,3, 47 Health Careers Club 3,47 GAA l,2,3,47 Yearbook 47 Prairiettes 1, 2 , 3 , 47 Solo Twirl- er 47 Head Majorette 4. Iuday, Glenn P. Academic. Band 1,2 , 3 , 47 Chorus 1,21 Foot ball 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Track 1 , 27 Letterman' s Club 3 , 47 Latin Club 1 ,2 , 3, 47 Science Club 1, 2 , 3 , 47 National Honor Society 3 , 47 Boy' s State 37 Pep Band 3,4. Iudge, Iames B. Academic. Band 1,27 Football Mgr. 17 Wrestling Team 2 ,37 Letterman's Club 37 Latin Club 1,2 , 3 , 47 Science Club 2 ,3,4. Gir1's State 37 Gopher's Den 4. Kinsler, Constance C. Academic. Band l , 2 , 3 , 47 B-Sharps 2 , 3 , 47 Pep Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Sunshine 2 , 3 , 47 Latin Club l, 2 , 3 , 47 Science Club 3 , 47 National Honor Society 3 , 47 GAA 47 Yearbook 47 Stage Band 2,3,47 Iunior Miss 4. Landes, Eugene T. Voc. Ag. Chorus 47 Pep Club 27 FFA 47A,V. Club 47 Lane, Kathy D. Academic . Chorus 1, 2 , 3,42 B-Sharps 2 , 3 , 47 Pep Club 3 , 47 Sunshine 2 , 3 , 47 FHA 1 ,27 Latin Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Science Club 3 , 47 Yearbook 47 Girl's State Alt. 37 Iunior Miss 4. 26 Lashbrook, Pamela I. Commercial. Band 1,27 Chorus 1,27 B- Sharps 2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 FHA 1,27 Art Club 4. McQuern, Carol Io Home Ec. Chorus l,2,3,47 B-Sharps 2,3, 47 Pep Club 3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 FHA 1,2, 3,47 Cheerleader 17 GAA 1,2,3,4. Michael, Iudith I. Commercial. Band l,2,3,47 Chorus 1,2,3, 47 Prairie Singers 3,47 B-Sharps 27 Pep Club 27Su1'1Sl'1i1'1e 2,3,47 GAA l,2,3,4f Yearbook 47 Pep Band 3,4. Mohler , Iudith K . Commercial. Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Prairie Sing- ers 47 B-Sharps 37 Pep Club 47 Sunshine 2, 3,47 Latin Club l,2,3,47 Library Club 1,2 3,47 Yearbook 47 A,V, Club 4. I Myers , Michael I. Academic. Band l,2,3,47 Chorus 1,22 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,3, 47 Foot- ball 1,3,47 Cross Country 27 Wrestling Team 47 Letterman's Club 3,47 Pep Club 47 Latin Club l,2,3,47 Science Club 3,47 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 47 Yearbook 47 Go- pher's Den 4. Nail, Iudith Commercial. Chorus 1,27 Pep Club 17 Art Club l . Neal, Cary L. Voc. Ag. Chorus 17 Basketball 17 Football l,3,47 Track 17 Letterman's Club 3,42 FFA l,2,3,47 Science Club 47 Gopher Den 37 Pep Club 3. Oldham, Ronnie K. Industrial Arts . 27 PHOTO 7 NOT. A Y ,AVAILABLE Rice, Darla K. Commercial. Chorus l,2,3,47 Sunshine 2, 3,47 FHA 1,27 Yearbook 4. Richman , Saul F . Academic. Basketball 1,27 Baseball 17 Foot- ball 1,2,47 Latin Club l,2,37 Spanish Club 3,47 Student Council 1,47 Gopher's Den 4. Riggs, Dennis E. Academic. Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Wrestling Team 47 Science Club 3,47 Yearbook 47 Stage Band 47 Pep Band 3,47 Robey, Suzanne Academic. Band l,2,3,47 Chorus 1,27 B- Sharps 1,21 Pep Club 2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3, 47 Latin Club 1,2 ,3, 47 Science Club 37 Spanish Club 3 ,47 Cheerleader 1,27 Nation- al Honor Society 3,47 Student Council 37 GAA 37 Yearbook 47 Stage Band 47 Prairi- 1 ettes l,2,3,4. Padgett, Phillip W. Voc. Ag. Band 17 Chorus l,2,3,47 Prairie Singers 3,47 Basketball 1,2,37 Football 1, 2,31 FFA l,2,3,47 Yearbook 4. Pearcy, Ned M. Voc. Ag. Chorus, 1,27 Football 17 Track l 47 FFA l,2,3,47 A.V. Club 3. Pyle, Charles A. Industrial Arts. Chorus 1,27 Football 17 Track 3,47 Wrestling Team 27 Pep Club 17 Art Club l,2,3,47 A.V. Club 4. Remaly, Rebecca L. Commercial. Chorus 1,27 Sunshine 3,47 FHA l,2,3,47 Library Club l,2,3,47 Art Club 3, 4. l 2 8 Squires, Ion P. Academic. Chorus 1 ,27 Basketball 1,2: Baseball 1, 2 , 3 , 47 Cross Country 1, 2 , 37 Pep Club 3 , 47 Latin Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 Science Club 1, 3 ,47 Yearbook 47 Gopher Den 3 , 4. Steiner , William A. Moc. Ag. Band 1,2,3,47 Chorus 1,2,3,47 Prairie Singers 3,47 PPA l,2,3,4. Timmons , Terry L. Voc. Ag. Band 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 17 FFA 1, 2 , 3 , 4. Thomas , Patti A. Home EC. Chorus l,2,3,4. Rogers , Iune A. Home Ec . Chorus 1, 2 , 3 , 47 Prairie Singers 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 PHA l,2,3,47 Cheerleader 1,3,47 GAA l,2,3,47 Iunior Miss 4. Schimmel, Deborah K. Commercial. Chorus 1,2,3,47 Prairie Sing ers 47 B-Sharps 3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Sun- shine 2 , 3, 47 PHA 1,2 ,3 , 47 Library Club 1 27 Cheerleader 37 GAA 17 Yearbook 4. Siekman , Carol I. Academic. Band 1,2,3,47 Chorus 1,2,3,47 Prairie Singers 3,47 B-Sharps 27 Sunshine 2,3,47 Pep Club 2,3,47 Latin Club l,2,37 Cheerleader 1 ,27 Student Council 3 , 47 GAA 1,3,4. Smith, Sandra K. Home EC. and Commercial. Chorus 1,27 Pep Club 1,27 Sunshine 2,3,4f Art Club 4. 29 I 1 1 l 1 l 1 47 Baseball l , 2 , 3 , 47 Football l7 Cross t Thompson, Donald D. A ers 47 Basketball 1,22 Football l,2,47 47 Letterman's Club 4. Walker, Rebecca S. Academic. Band l , 2 , 3 , 47 Chorus l , 2 , 37 B-Sharps 2 , 37 Sunshine 2 , 3 , 47 Spanish Club 2, 3 ,47 Yearbook 47 Drum Major 3 , 47 Prairiettes l, 2 , 3, 47 Stage Band 47 Pep Club 3 . Walters , Glenn D. Commercial. Pep Club l7 A.'V'. Club l,2. Warren, Ioyce D. Home Ec. Chorus l , 2 , 3 , 47 Sunshine 2 , 3 , 47 Pep Club l,2,3,47 PHA l,2,3,47 Library Club 27 Yearbook 4. Webb, Catharine L. Academic. Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 B-Sharps 3 , 47 Pep Club 47 Sunshine 3 ,47 Latin Club 2,3, 47 Science Club 3,47 Yearbook 47 A,V. Club 4. Weidner, C. Thomas Commercial. Chorus l , 27 Basketball l , 2 , Country 27 Letterman's Club 3,47 Gopher's Den 4. - Q Whitlock , Carolyn S . Commercial. Chorus l , 2 , 3 , 47 Sunshine 47 PHA 3 , 47 Whitteberry, Margaret A. Academic. Chorus l , 27 Pep Club 2 , 3 , 47 Sunshine 2,3,47 PHA l,2,47 Latin Club l, 2,3,47 Science Club 47 Cheerleader 2,3,4. 30 A Industrial Arts. Chorus l,2,47 Prairie Sing- Track 1,27 Pep Club 1,27 A.V. Club l,2,3, Williams, Marjorie L. Commercial. Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 47 B-Sharps 3 47 Pep Club 3,47 sunshine 2,3,47 PHA 1,5 3 , 47 Library Club 2 , 3 , 47 Art Club 1 , 2 , 47 Yearbook 4. Wilson, William Commercial. Basketball 1,27 Baseball l,3 47 Football 1,27 Letterman's Club 47 Go- pher's Den 4. Wingate, Nancy I. Home EC. Chorus 1,27 Pep Club 1,22 Sun- shine 2 , 3, 4, Yundt, Ianet S. Academic. Band l,2,37 Chorus 1,27 Prai- rie Singers 2 ,3 , 47 Pep Club 47 Sunshine 2 , 3,47 Latin Club l,2,3,47 Science Club 3, 47 Cheerleader 47 Student Council 27 GAA 3,47 Iunior Miss 4. Glenn Iuday, valedictorian, plans to enter Purdue University in September of 1968. lnterest in the outdoors has motivated Glenn to further his studies in forestry. Flying a single engine plane has become a unique hobby which Glenn enjoys for plea- sure and which will be useful in future work . Salutatorian Iohn Glick will major in math or elementary education at Franklin Col- lege of Indiana. Iohn's participation in a wide range of activities will benefit him in elementary education. Excelling in the classroom and in the student body stems from his will to learn and his ability to be a successful leader. 31 CLASS COLORS NAVY BLUE and YELLOW CLASS FLOWER Daisy CLASS MOTTO ' To understand life we must first learn to live. KW fl Iv fl iii s N-N xx QA, I '-4' 1-- ,P ,Z ' '--2 69 Q. f , . C : s 792 4 ' , X -J 1 KQJ Z - Eleventh Class Officers: Secretary, Chylene Nealg Vice President, Wanita Davisg Treasurer, Bill Fultzg President, Barbara Rodgers 34 John Anderson Stanley Anderson Dan Atkinson Steve Barnett Robert Becker Thomas Biesecker Linda Bombei Janice Bradshaw Max Bryan Jane Calloway Geneva Camp John Cash Sherry Chittick Susie Clendenning Rodney Clouser Norma Cook Janet Cragun Janet Craven Danny Davis Stephen Davis Wanita Davis Phillip Di11ey Kenneth Doty David Draper Katherine Fleeman Judy Ford Lois Friedrick William F ultz Ioan Gibson Mike Gill Marilyn Grimes Vickie Guffy Teresa Hale Eric Halsema Mary Harden Steve Harlan Delva Heavilon Larry Heavilon Stephen Heavilon Sandra Hendrichs Michael Hodgen James Holloway Carol Hutchison John Israel Don Jacoby Mark Johnson Janet Kinslow Douglas Knox Debra Krammes Wayne Landes Melvin Lauer Carol Lee Curtis Lock Dianna Loveless Caroline Maxwell Patty Money Stanley Moore Stephen Moore Carol Morehouse Eddie Morgan Dennis Morrow Chylene Neal Janet Niedlinger Marsha Newhart Debbie Norton Larry Perlee Susan Peters Frances Phillippo Cynthia Pletch Greg Pollard Ruth Pribie Mike Pulley Mark Rains Sandra Reed Steve Reed Carla Rice Ralph Richardson Barbara Rodgers Beverly Rodgers Larry Shaffer Donald Sharp Mark Simmons Linda Skiles Pat Smith Peg Smith Roger Smith Saralyn Stewart Michael Svoboda Dennis Thomas Douglas Thomas Rex Walker Christine Wampler Chuck Watkins Ellen Weflen Greg White David Ziesenhenne Tenth Class Offrcers Secretary Treasurer, Mary Ann Coridang Vice Presi- dent Davrd Judge Presrdent Junior Minth 37 Mark Adams Susan Alexander Charlotte Bailey Polly Bailey Linda Barclay Linda Barker Robert Beard Debra Beaver Charles Benefiel Paul Biesecker Clayborn Broady Ronna Bruning Blaine Butler Charles Carr Joy Carter Cindy Chittick William Chittick Dennis Clouser Johanna Cook Rebecca Cook Mary Ann Cordian Donald Coy Linda Creek Elizabeth Crose Robert Davis Michael Edmundson Phil Emens Patty Ferguson Bruce Freels Steve Gant Mary Garmon Randy Garriott Steve Garriott Randy Golden Barbara Goldsberry Wendell Goode Sandra Goodnight Vickie Haines Carol Hankins Raymond Hann Joy Harrison Debbie I-Iarshbarger Ronda Hart Robert Houghs Mary Hickey Kyle Hinkle Judy Hodges Richard Hoffman Debbie Horn James Isenhower Maurice Jacobs Ann Johnson Maureen Juday David Judge Angela Keller Robin Kesterson Gary Kinsler Ted Knuckles Edward Landes Carl Lane Nola Lane Susan Lane Myron Maish Linda Martin Linda McCabe Dawn McCork1e Forrest McDaniel Ray McKinsey Prima McMindes Ernest McQueen Junior Minth Rebecca Mohler Dan Mundell Barbara Neal Michael Padgett Donna Palmer Paula Parnell Bruce Pendry Michael Perry Cheryl Plantenga Gregory Pullen James Ramsey Daniel Remaley Robert Rice Kathy Riggs Ruth Roark Carolyn Robey Kathleen Ruck Patti Schmidt Rebecca Scott It is with affection that we remember Mark L. Myer, member of the sophomore class who would have graduated with the class of 1970. Mark, an honor student, participated in freshman and B-team basketball and was a member of the science club. 'Nor in truth, would the honors of men continue after death, if their own spirits did not make us preserve a longer remem- brance of them .' Larry Sharp Mary Sheehan Charles Shepard Barbara Short Max Smith Janie Street Susan Tucker Robert Villars Karen Voltz Kathy Vonderohe Lisa Walton Robert Waters Linda White Doug Whitlock Vicki Wills Steve Wilson Steve Yantis Trudy Ziesenhenne Ninth Class Officers President Gary Shafferg Vice President, Janet Skilesg Secretary Treasurer Fran Woolfington 41 Mike Amich Bonnie Atkinson Jerry Bailey Nancy Bailey Jackie Barker Sandra Batts Steve Beaver William Burke Don Burkhalter Lyle Camp Roger Clark Sandra Clark Mike Congleton Rita Craven Beverly Davis Charles Davis Robert Davis Lou Ann Deford Mike Dellinger Gerald Denton Don Dickerson Susan Donoho Diane Draper Cynthia Essex Peggy Ferguson Janice Fickle Kris Frasure Lois French Kenneth Fultz Joyce Gant Joe Good Richard Good Susie Hall Debbie Hammel Fred Heavilon Debbie Hickey Tim Hitch Jo Ellen Hudgens Michele Huffer Jim Janz Steve Kasper Jack Kauffman Trudy Kitron Rick Knox Rhonda Larsh Harold Lashbrook Frank Leap Gary Maish Mike Marlatt Brenda Martin Debbie Martin Connie McNe1ly Pat Moore Jerry Neidlinger Pam Newbold David Nickelsburg Mike Norris Chris Otterrnan Jeff Parnell Jackie Peterson Morris Phillippo Cathy Plantenga Stephanie Powell Pam Presley Karen Pullen Vickie Querry John Ralston Cathy Ramsey Brenda Reed Linda Reed Debbie Reeder Charles Remaly James Rex Anna Richardson Sharon Richardson Sharri Roberts John Rutan Mary Schiery Mike Scott Gerry Shaffer Janet Skiles Bill Smith Mark Smith Tom Smith Tom Staley Rosie Stewart Bennie Stillwell Mike Stillwell Jenny Thomas Bruce Treece Arlene Vance Sandy Vancel Fran Woolfington Dale Yantis Eighth 44 Donald Anderson Martin Bailey James Baker Ruth Baker Trudy Barnett Carolyn Barton Nancy Barts Randy Beaver Sharon Biddle Linda Birge Sandra Bombei Phillip Bragg Rick Brettnacher Mary Bridges Catherine Broady Michael Burke Mark Caldwell Bessie Car Chris Castle Ronald Chambers Ronald Cheek Rudy Cheesman Trudy Cheesman Linda Chittick Steve Clossin Wayne Collier Mark Cooper Mike Cooper Tim Coridan Thomas Crow Jeffrey Crose Doug Davis Michael Davis Rebecca Davis Richard Davis Jeff Dellinger Carole Denham Eddie Devore Vickie Edmondson Karl Farlow Thomas Fickle Dixie Fleeman Patty Freels Lora French Thelma Fultz Michael Gant Ronda Garriott Roger Golden Michael Goldsberry Donna Griffin Richard Grimes John Harden Sarah Haughs Harry Hodgen Richard Holloway Conds. Hutson Mike Israel Sheryl Jackson Dennis Jacoby Rick Jones Russell Kasper Gerald Kauffmann Kathy Krammes Diana Lashbrook Joe Lashbrook Debra Lemasters Rita Leming Sherry Lewis Bill Long Larry Loveless Sharon Mahan Angela Marty John McDaniel Joe McKinnis Debbie McKinsey James Mundell James Neidlinger David Niccum Debbie Nicewander Mike Payne Mike Pemberton Susan Perry Nikki Pletch Mike Rains Libby Richman Debbie Roberts Rex Rogers Kem Ruch Teresa Rutan Barbara Sanders Linda Sanders Judy Schmidt Linda Scott Carolyn Sheehan Linda Shelly Carol Shepard David Silverthorn Gloria Simmons Gary Smith Patty Smith Terry Smith Phil Snellenbarger Stephen Spencer Christine Steiner Steven Stull Rick Svoboda Keith Tague Michele Thompson Richard Tucker Shirley Walker Carol Walton Karen Weflen Steven White Ruth Whitlock Margaret Wilson Vickie Wilson Debbie Wortley Connie Young Seventh Penny Albitz Mark Alexander Thomas Atkinson Brad Bailey Jeff Bass Marvin Birge Rita Bowen Robin Brewer Jackie Burdine Mark Calloway Mike Calloway Barbara Carr Bill Chapple Sandra Chittick Kathy Clark Lynn Congleton John Conner Thomas Cook Barbara Crum Randy Culp Tereas Seabolt Michael Deford Don Devore James Dickenson Sandra Dickenson Tom Dickerson Jack Donoho Debra Easterly Howard Ewing Debra Ferguson Lora Ferguson Steve Ford Darla Forsythe David Frasure Dennis Freels Jeffrey Freels Bruce Garriott Robert Gibson Catherine Gill Nancy Gill Darrell Golden Dean Golden Robert Goldsberry Teresa Hammel Gary Hann Hilda Harden Donna Hendrichs Danny Hickey Janet Hickey Billy Hodgen Joan Hoffman Tom Horlacher Doug Horn Eddie Howard Mary Howard Ricky Irwin Kathryn Israel Herbert Jackson Janet Joyce Christina Keller 'NWN '5-izvifi , Zvlamsp. f . 5: in ,rash my if wg iii? A ii fr ea lark wearer x V? F xr' V1 ' Kathy Kimmel Steve Kincade Darrell Kinslow Judy Kitron Daniel Lahrman Mark Lewis Elbert Likens Janice Long Mike Mahan Randy Maish Donald Martin Kathleen Martin Susan Martin Gayle McCorkle Cynthia Mc Kinsey Patty McKinsey Marsha Mclviincles Wanda McMindes John McNe1ly James McQuern Suzanne Mohler Beverly Moore Diana Morrow Mary Niccum Julie Norris Gary Nunn Dennis Palmer Cheryl Pendry Gil Pierce David Pribie Dewayne Price Gerald Pullen Donna Rains Harry Reed Robin Reed Fred Roach Sandra Roark Kathy Schiery Jerry Scott Bonita Sharp Carolyn Sharp Judy Shelley Ronald Skiles Bob Smith Debra Smith Linda Smith Neida Smith Neil Smith Raymond Smith Sarah Smith Beth Staley Catherine Stinson Lanelle Stinson Steve Suter Michael Tague Mary Thompson Larry Timmons Terry Timmons Rosemary Treece Becky Vandermark Kathy Voltz Cynthia Williams Tantra Woodruff Dale Woody ORGANIZATIONS X CP Students who lead The student council acts as a link between the student body and the administration. A major accomplishment of this year's council was to submit the coat of arms and code of ethics to the student body. Officers: John Glick, president, Mark Simmons, vice residentg Don Jacob , treasurer, Susan Peters, secretar not resent . S onsors: Mrs. Mohler and P Y Y P P Mrs. Boser. National Honor Society membership, based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character, is given to outstanding members of the junior and senior classes. 52 sig? Each one of the Gopher's Den Staff is responsible for a specific phase of the planning of the paper The sum of their skills equals the school newspaper, published biweekly to keep students informed of school events . The staff worked to put each phase of the yearbook together to result in a complete record of the year Editor Glorra Ferguson. Sponsors: Mrs. Mcfjlughen and Miss Bell. FFA Officers: Rusty Carter, presidentg Jerry Barts, vice presidentg Rodney Clouser, secretaryg Gary Neal, treasurerg Carroll Cohee, reporterg Gordon Barnett, sentinal. Sponsor: Mr. Need. National Chorus and Band: Chuck Watkins, Rodney Clouser, Phil Padgett participated in FFA National Chorus and Band at Kansas City. 1 Parliamentary Procedure Team: The Parliamentary Procedure Team participates in district and state contests to demonstrate its skill in correct methods of directing a well-organized meeting. 54 GAA expands GAA: Girls who enjoy exercise can participate in sports for fun, competition, and fitness through G.A.A. Senior High Officers: June Rogers, presidentg Delva Heavilon, vice- presidentg Janet Yundt, secretary-treasurer. Sponsor: Miss Hayden. 55 Audio visual aids, such as films and overhead projectors, are operated by the members to benefit teaching in the classroom. Officers: Dave Beaver, presidentg Tom Landes, Office managerg Jim Isenhower, assis- tant managerg Linda Skiles, secretary-treasurer. Sponsor: Mr. Lamar. Field trips and science projects sponsored by the science club are among activities designed to spark and develop interest in science. Officers: Mike Myers, president, Denny Thomas, vice-presidentg Dianna Keller, secretary-treasurer. Spon sorsgs Mr. Alward, Mr. Svoboda, and Mr. Hershman. 56 Giving of their time, student librarians provide many Hoosier Student Librarians Association. Advisor: services for the students and librarians, Officers: Mrs. Hurt: State officers: 1211161 Cragun. Sefrrelary Janet Cragun, presidentg Jeanie Goldsberry, vice-presi- Frances Phillippo, historian, dentg Mary Sheehan, secretaryg Dawn McCorkle, re- porter, Sponsor: Mrs. Hurt. Library Club l enriches all programs 3 57 HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR The large number of high school vocal groups provide an opportunity for many individuals to exercise their musi- cal interests . The mixed and girls' groups perform at school functions and occasionally outside the school district. B-SHARPS 58 High School Vocal Ensembles PRAIRIE SING ERS DEB- TONES 59 Senior High Band excels Extra activities which require training and hard work on the part of the director, Mr. Ray Pearson, and the individual mem bers include IU Band Day, state band contest, and the Christmas Parade at Frankfort. The drum majors lead the band with highstepping marches and shrill whistles. The solo twirler performs and adds an extra accent to the band. The Prairiettes present original routines at basketball and football games. 61 Stage Band performs at special events, playing this year for the Tipton prom Pep Band is responsible for adding pep and variety to school ballgames. The M.J.B., characterized by amerachi music, is a popular C.P. ensemble which performed for the F.F.A. Banquet and for many other events and organizations. CP Organizations are active Health Careers Club points out different medical opportunities through activities such as trips to Logans- port State Mental Hospital and the I.U. Medical Center. Officers: Susie Ferry, president: Danielle Click, vice-presidentg Mary Ann Coridan, secretaryg Cindy Chittick, treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Scheirer 63 Preparatory Music Classes - i if I - .bihli Boys' Glee Club prepares boys for high school choir. Jr. High Band givesnstudents experience with articulation, tone, and rhythm as a total group. 64 Pep Club projects spirit! One hundred and forty-five members constitute the largest and most spirited Pep Club in the his- tory of Clinton Prairie. Officers: Vickie Guffy, president: Debbie Krammes, secretary: Chylene Neal, Treasurer. Sponsors: Miss Hayden and Mr. Smith. 65 Latin Club held a slave auction to initiate its new members and enjoyed a nearly authentic Roman banquet. Officers: Mark Rains, Consulg Mike Svoboda, Vice Consulg Kathy Lane, secretaryg Johanna Cook, treasurer. Sponsor: Miss Bell A Columbian exchange student, Jorge Ortiz, highlighted this year's Spanish Club activities. Officersg Larry Heavilon, presidentg Delva Heavilon, vice presidentg Dianna Keller, secretaryg Sherrill Cohee, treasurer. Sponsor: Miss York. Sunshine spreads cheer Goodwill services and an Ideal Ladies' program throughout the year are the chief activities of the Sunshine Society. Of ficers: Cathy Webb, presidentg Susie Clendenning, vice president: Mary Ann Coridan, secretaryg Ruth Hurst, treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Hollenbeck. 67 F.H.A.: Officers: Laura Essex, presidentg June Rogers and Sherrill Cohee, vice presi dentsg Janice Bradshaw, secretaryg Ruth Pribie, treasurer, Mary Sheehan, reporter, Diane Boten, parliamentariang Janet Cragun, historiang Barbara Neal, project chair- mang Susie Lane, recreation. Sponsor: Mrs. Brown. Letterman's Club: Letterman's Club is exclusively for those boys who have earned let- ters in one of the six sports. Officers: Ken Clendenning, presidentg Gordon Barnett, vice presidentg Mike Myers, secretary-treasurer, Greg Pollard, chaplain. Sponsor: Mr. Bradfield, 68 W 7- V +339 2 gf QSFNQUYZS- ' lx 2-H 'YI' :x +..!.- 55 x -Qgs-f,.a..,f..:1,. -Q 2 M. :A ia -s-ali K -, .,,.. 3, -- M.-: k .. .fm 1. , eq - -K WW Q , , 'mf -:. -,-: 1. E . 'iw - mf- 2 1 Ns, ...,3,n. .2 1 3 f S QL.: ,I 'M .g Vg - 5 .nw W W mt W iflgdfg' ff W :MZESN 1, , f .s im -:N N N s.: . X' Y nv i . i bass-zfwf -M.. .. B. . Pisa:-5.5m 1: :S .mv- :sae- easfsx f' - gi? EH. ,. A f- 'f Z. ' f 53. Km . , W 52: , W E. . .. 5. . vw -ae.. 1. .a -3 Q . . X' -, 5 s 2 .5 ' 5'g S5 g. . .2 I ' .s., f 3. 2.1-.Q-.. -- :: 'Q , W . A. :LM f W 5 3, ., K. .. Ywz p . v- mr s - EW S ,A.. . :S , ...Sz .. - ig.. ' 1. 3 ss ' S-E e :.f lf: N. QE ii N ii H 5 I 5 .. N ,s sr E i wxdzfa 2 S K ,f fgggg E E gi ki E J .,.. h is am - S ag T if A Q 1 xi T Eviiggg X as , 5 sw? 2. 5 EE SE XS, Q 'gi ig 2 52 . Q , ,K ...h .wr Q ga: ,, ,wg -lf.. E H N gt, fs: S' 12' 1: e-4.-, 5 , . .............,., ..f1g E l .. ..,.. T. , N... .., gg, ..12, '95 ISA S- z- f-5 -95. S Ji Faces in Varsity Sports VARSITY FOOTBALL lst row: L, Jennings, M. Rains, M. Myers, D. Ford, G. Barnett, J. Huffer, D. Clendenning, G. Benefield, G. Juday G. Pollard, C. Lock. 2nd row: D. Jacoby, T. Biesecker, J. Holloway, D. Morrow, J. Israel, C. Cohee, G. Neal, M. Padgett, P. Dilley, L. Heavilon, Coach Paige. l BACKS AND ENDS LINEMEN L, to R.: J, Huffer, M. Myers, D. Ford, C. Cohee lst row: G. Iuday, G. Barnett, G. Benefiel. 2nd row: G. Neal, D. Clenndenning. 70 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM lst Row: R. Golden, J. Mundell, J. Harden, R. Reed, D. Frazier. 2nd Row: R, Knox, M. Svoboda, S. Yantis, G. Kinsler, R. Golden. 3rd Row: Coach Bush, M. Phillippo, D, Knox, K. Clendenning. M. Simmons, S. Anderson. CROSS COUNTRY SENIGR Ken Clendenning BASKETBALL SENIORS Mike Myers, Doug Ford, Ken Clendenning, John Huffer 71 r ! B-TEAM BASKETBALL L. to R. lsr Row: G. Kinsler. I. Ramsey, R. Golden, M. Padgett, C. Laney 2nd Row: Coach Bush, M. Myer, L. Sharp, C. Shephard, B. Butler, S. Yantis 72 VARSITY BASKETBALL L. to R. lst Row: L. Heavilon, M. Myers, S. Davis, G. Pollard, M. Pulley. 'Znd Row: D. Jacoby, J. Minth, D. Ford, M. Simmons, B. Fultz, T. Biesecker, ' I. Huffer, C. Lock, Ken Clendenning Cabsentj. WRESTLING TEAM L. to R. lst Row: M. Perry, Coach Johnson, 2nd Row: D. Judge, C. Broady, R. Garriottp 3rd Row: S. Moore S. Kasper, R. Hanng 4th Row: T. Burke, M. Svoboda, D. Riggs, 5th Row: S. Barnett, M. Rains, P. Dilleyg 6th Row: M. Jacobs, C. Cohee, M. Johnson, 'Tth Row: M. Myers, G. Barnett, J. Holloway, 8th Row: R. Mc- Kinnsey. 73 BASEBALL TEAM L. to R. lst Row: S. Yantis, G. Pollard, J. Huffer, R. Goldeng 2nd Row: Coach Paige, D. Jacoby, J. H0110 way, J. Minth, M. Myers, C. Lock, 3rd Row: S. Anderson, T. Biesecker, L. Sharp, T. Weidner BASEBALL SENIORS L. to R. John Huffer, Tom Weidner, Mike Myers 74 CP Cindermen, L. to R. lst Row: M. Rains, T. Burke, G. Kinsler, M. Adams, G. Pollard, M. Padgett, B. Vi1larsg2nd Row: L. Heavilon, M. Whitlock. I. Holloway, C. Cohee, G. Benefiel, C. Lock, C. Benefielz 3rd Row D. Beaver, C. Shepherd, S. Anderson, D. Ford, K. Clendenning, M. Simmons, Coach Bush. C. Cohee: MCC High Hurdle School High Hurdle K. Clendenning: MCC Mile MCC Cross Country CC Relay High Iump CC Relay Team High Jump School High Iump School Mile School Mile Relay School Cross Country School 2-Mile Relay D. Ford: MCC Mile Relay School Mile Relay School Broad Iump G. Benefiel: MCC Mile Relay Mile Relay M. Simmons: MCC 880 y MCC Mile Relay y CC Relay Team High Iump l School Mile Relay G. Kinsler: CONFERENCE WINNERS and SENIORS School 2-Mi1e M . Padgett: MCC Low Hurdle Winner B. Fultz: School Pole Vault M. Adams: 75 School Pole Vault L. to R. lst Row: L. Foote. J. Johnson, B. Bushg 2nd Row: B. Paige, R. Svoboda, G. Bradfield, J. Grimes Varsity Cheerleaders Above: J. Yundt, M. Whitteberryg Below: E. Wetlen, J. Rogers 76 .s '- B-TEAM FOOTBALL L. to R. lst Row: M. Smith, J. Bailey, B. Stillwell, C. Otterman, T. Burke, C. Benefie1g2nd Row: Coach Johnson, G. Pullen, I. Ramsey, L. Camp, B. Butler. I. Kaufman, J. Neidlinger, Coach Grimes 3rd Row: P. Emens, C. Shephard, T. Hitch, B. Haughs, T. Staley, T. Sharp B-Team Activities B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Above: C. Chittick, J. Harrison, Below: M. Garmon, C. Plantenga 78 T FRESHMAN BASKETBALL L. to R. lst Row: M. Smith, G. Maish, J. Ralston, M. Stillwell, D. Dickerson, F. Heavi1ong2nd Row: D. Yantis, M. Marlatt, J. Bailey, K. Fultz, J. Neidlinger, J. Goodg 3rd Row: S, Beaver, T. Staley, C. Rema- ly, M. Congleton, T. Hitch, T. Smithg 4th Row: Coach Bradfield, M. Phillippo. B. Treece. 6 7' S O 772, U i nw T To L 9th-GRADE CHEER- LEADERS lst Row Below: J. Cra Ven, K. Ramsey, R. Stewart: Above, R. Larsh. 79 T s 8th GRADE FOOTBALL L. to R. lst Row: M. Rains, I. Mundell, I. Lashbrook, P. Bragg, R. Smith, P. Snellenbarger, R. Beaver, M. Bailey, K. Ruch, S. Classin, T. Coridang 2nd Row: K. Tague, R. Kasper, J. Kauff- man, L. Loveless, S. White, M. Davis, M. Goldsberry, T. Pickle, D. Anderson, 3rd Row: Coach Foote, J. Harden, M. Caldwell, I. Neidlinger, M. Gant, R. Jones, D. DeVore, D. Hol- loway, R. Svoboda, R. Chambers. Sth GRADE BASKETBALL L. to R. lst Row: M. Goldsberry, R. Grimes, M. Davis, M. Rains, P. Snellenbarger, R. Roger, I . Mundell, J. Lashbrook, D. Anderson, S. C1ossin,2nd Row: Mr. Grimes, K. Ruch, R. Kasper, I. Neidlinger, M. Caldwell, R. Svoboda, I. Harden, R. Chambers, D. Holloway, T. Fickle. ith G RA DE FOOTBALL L, sto R. lst Row: J. Bass, M. Tague, M. Calloway, D. Pribie, R. Maish, D. Lahrman, M. De- ford, M. Lewis, R. Irwin, 2nd Row: N, Smith, J. McNe11y, B. Chapple, S. Suter, R. Skiles, H Ewingg 3rd Row: D. Horn, J. Dickerson, B. Hodgen, J. McQuern, B. Goldsberry, S. Ford, M. Alexander, Coach Svoboda. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL L. to R. lst Row: J. Freels, T. Dickerson, M. Lewis, D. Lahrman, R. Maish, G. Pullen, F. Roach. J. Burdine, Coach Gashowg 2nd Row: I. Bass. J. McNe1Iy, T. Horlacher, D. Hickey, D Horn, I. McQuern, R. Irwin, N. Smith, B. Goldsberryg 3rd Row: M. Calloway, M. Mahan, M. DeFord, D. Price, D. Pribie, S. Ford, B. Bailey. N JUNIOR HIGH TRACK L. to R. lst Row: R. Maish, D, Horn, J. Freels, D. Hickey, D. Frazure, B. Smith, 2nd Row: M. Alexander, P. Snellenbarger, J. Lashbrook, B. Bailey, G. Numm, B. Goldsberryg 3rd Row: S. Ford. L Harden, D. Holloway. J. McQuern, M. Rains, R. Kasper. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS ' Bottom: D. McKinseyg Top: C. Denham, K. Weflen, C. Sheehan. B1 67-68 ATHLETIC AWARDS lst Row: S. Yantis: Sophomore Scholastic, B-Team Free Throwg P. Dilley: Outstanding Wres tlerg G. Benefiel: Offensive Backg C. Lock: Defensive Backg G. Barnett: Linemang T. Hitch: Freshman Scholastic. 2nd Row: J. Holloway: Junior Scholasticg D. Ford: Linemang B. Fultz: Reboundg K. Clendenning: Cross Countryg M. Simmons: Varsity Free Throwg M. Myers: Se- nior Scholastic. 82 C X fx 5: f wx ...Z f ACTIVITIES H OMECOMIN G The Clinton Prairie Gophers over- whelmed the East Tipp Trojans with a 12-O victory. During the crowning of the queen, the band presented a half time show based on The Girl Watcher's Theme . Student council sponsored a dance after the game with Tomorrovv s Needs . Display of the float entries. Latin club features the winning float. Q UEEN Senior Candidates Queen Debbie Schimmel Carol Siekman Sherrill Cohee Iunior Attendant Delva Heavilon Sophomore Attendant Cindy Chittick Freshman Attendant Cathy Ramsey Escorts Don Craven Ierry Batts Ken Clendenning Mike Svoboda Steve Davis Mike Marlatt 85 Petite and vivacious Debbie Schimmel was chosen queen of the 1967 Homecom- ing. Her Royal Majesty. CHRISTMAS SPIRIT Set in the scene for the theme, Winter Wonderland, the Christ- mas dance added to the aura of holiday festivities. The music department gave its interpreta- tion of Christmas spirit in con- CGIT. wwe fsvtwzmaatwtav UP, UP, AND A WA Y Tulip Festival, Polynesian Island, Orien- tal Holiday, and a French street cafe de- picted the theme of the 1968 Iunior-Senior Prom, 'UP, UP, AND AWP-.Y'. The flight was accompanied by the Warren Central Stage Band as couples danced their way around the world. In one evening, the students and faculty visited Holland, the South Seas, Japan, and France, and a- lighted back on earth at midnight. 87 ROYALTY King Don Thompson Court Ierry Batts Dick Clendenning Gordon Barnett Prince Greg Pollard Court Curtis Lock Rodney Clouser Tom Biesecker Don Iacoby Queen Margaret Whitteberry Debbie Schimmel Iune Rogers Sherrill Cohee ' Sandy Berry Princess Delva Heavilon Chylene Neal Vickie Guffy Debbie Krammes -Q i- Sophomore---'We're Big Gir1's Now'? VARIETY SHOW The Variety Show, sponsored by the Speech department, was presented to the public on the twenty-second of March. The au- dience Was entertained by twenty-two acts ranging from slapstick' to dance rou- tines . Gopher's Den---Oh, when the Press comes marching 1Yl........ Kenny Doty - - - ' Censored ' Cook Twins---Country Corn Flakes, New Country. . . . . Hula Girls- - - Blue Hawaii ' IRLSZYPZ is : X -ga N. , W R323 iii fi? iii? f ., bg- J vs' Q ' aiiiisg S T233 ibiiiiiiiisiii 'wists Junior Physical Division---Don Dickerson nnAl.1'i'Y up is 'rmamusu S S l3RIANC!IOX'5 Senior Math Division---John Glick Senior Physical Division---Glenn Juday ii Simi iff gg: as-asv.:-f af? gggiggs me si ai ?e-R15 3 I Nunn Junior Biology Division---Mike Scott Grand Champion--Senior Chemistry Division---Dianna Keller, Kathy Lane Senior Biology Division---Mike Svoboda, Denny Tho- mas The knife is a utensil merely used for ------ . THE NI TWI TS The Nitwits, the Speech class play, was filled with excitement as a make-shift psychiatrist's of- fice turned into an absurd mad- house. Due to the individual act- ing of the cast, the insignificant plot of a college boy trying to earn some money becomes a hilarious scheme. Principle characters were Tom Bie- secker, and Ken Doty along with the lunatics, Mary Harden, Denny Thomas, Larry Sharp, Sandy Berry, Mark Johnson, Dawn McCorkle, Ruth Hurst, and Bob Birge. Sup- porting roles were played by Bev- erly Rodgers , Iune Rogers , Barba- ra Rodgers, and Iim Holloway. The rest of the cast included Steve Davis , Bill Fultz, Doug Thomas, Pat Schmidt, Larry Heavilon, and Linda Bombei. Just cool it, Dad, I'11 get a job. I said ---- do you have these attacks often? Uh huh, and you're Dr. Freud's proteg, too?' Each played his role superbly un- der the admirable direction of Karen Green and Mr. Lowell Foote I can't marry you now, my folks are out of town. DAR A WARD On the basis of dependability, service, lead- ership and patriotism, Gloria Ferguson re- ceived the DAR award at Clinton Prairie. Gloria competed with three other county girls in November by taking a test on world and national affairs and Indiana state history. JR. MISS L. to r.: Sandy Berry, June Rogers, Janet Yundt, Connie Kinsler, Kathy Lane BUYS i-GIRLS ' STA TE Glenn Iuday and Dianna Keller each attended a week of I-loosier Boy's State and Hoosier Girl's State at Indiana University. The delegates and the alternates, Iohn Glick and Kathy Lane, were select- ed because of their interest in gov- ernment. Glenn and Dianna participated in model state and local government in action. They learned how cam- paigns , conventions, and elec- tions are run by actually execut- ing these functions. ' 91 They won't look at the Birdie, Miss Bell! What do I use for a pick? Sock it to me? Hello ---- Clinton Prairie High School. P Faces I'11 drink to that! 92 Gloria thinks it's a real fire a-umm' Censored ! ! ! V Q wmv wwdilid You rang? A Turn to W.L.S. Daddy, It's harder when you haven't eaten your Wheaties. 56- -.,.. . .,,,. F -fum :U fgjhiziifil E ga V We Big brother is watching you! Gee, I wish I could do that. 93 Kitchen Help Karen Weflen, Janet Craven, Genny Camp, San- dy Goodnight, Bessie Carr, Margie Williams, Jenny Thomas, Lou Ann DeFord ffice Help Glenn Juday, Becky Douglas, Fran Woolfington, Judy Michael, Barbara Neal, Vickie Wills, San dy Smith Guidance Help Janet Cragun, Janet Kinslow, Katherine Bridges, Danielle Click, Pam Lashbrook Our staff had to meet many challenges dur- ing the year, but we had an editor Who de- serves immeasurable admiration. Our theme has been Faces, Its signifi- cance has been to convey that only through an individual's effort to maintain his own identity above a mediocre group can he ex- cel. Only through excelling can one proud- ly face the future. 95 -V. V fi V 'lyniif-,V-V. ' Y ' ' Q V . , V im' l '. 5 ' -Q f' 'VV .Su ' 11- ' -'-f .-- V. X V: :Vai-. V: -V-.---.. - --6,1-' -LVL. - - VV- 'V -- -s-...,- V . V . V V. V .. V . .V .V . . V - ei. If V:V.-lm-Vfv.-ve'i-VCf'v3V -. -'-A V: , V - - . . 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