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1946 – November 2026 · Clay and Harris townships
The ground: the census-designated place is a suburb that arrived after the Second World War on two farm townships, and it never incorporated. The consequences for an honors ledger are structural. The institutions that can win honors here are the ones seated on the ground: five Penn-Harris-Madison schools and one parish school, the township 4-H clubs, the congregations, the corridor's firms, and the people who live here. The institutions that bestow honors are all elsewhere — Indianapolis, Washington, the academies and foundations — and their rolls, not local memory, are this section's evidence.
The rule of this section: every class of honor is tested separately against its grantor's own roll: the White House's rosters for the presidential awards, the Department of Education's roll for the state's teacher of the year, the Milken Foundation's and the department's lists for the Milken, Scripps' record for the spelling bee, the governors' announcements for the state's honors. A holder found is entered at the size the grantor's record supports; a class searched and found empty is printed as an empty line, with the shelf named. No honor is printed from a résumé site, a profile aggregator, or a school's own boasting page; where a school's honors page is the only carrier, the entry stands in the Schools section, and this section points.
Sources:
- The Schools, People, Sports, Businesses, Wars and Religion sections of this build — the seats, courses and pointers this section's entries rest on, read in full before writing.