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

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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

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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 .

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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