Clinton Christian School - Echo Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Fundraisers HTiwB Diminish W Debt On School Pride Day board mem- bers and students worked together in an effort to better the school. Some of the activities of the day were fixing win- dows in the gym, painting bulletin board frames, resurfacing the ball dia- mond, and other small items which had been stacking up and needed to be done. The PTO was involved in some Inter- esting fundraisers. One of the first was a very successful Fish Fry which raised $2,900.00. A new fundraiser, a pan- cake and sausage supper, was held in the beginning of March, and the annual Benefit Sale was held on April 14. At the second PTO meeting each class was asked to furnish a skit, and the parents and PTO members voted for the best performance. The sopho- mores were the happy recipients of a $20 pizza certificate while the juniors received a $10 certificate. A discussion is held between board chairman Perry Yoder and Conrad Showalter concefning an upcoming board meeting. On School Pride Day. board member David Lee Miller helps by painting window frames The walks are cleaned by Jay Shetler before the arrival of the students. The Juniors portray a church-going family in a skit given at a PTO meeting. People 17

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Raber. Debbie 86 Schmucker. Sharlene ' 87 Schrock. Grant ' 85 Schfock. Qoinn ' 87 Shettef. Renee 87 Shetlef. WiHard 86 Yodef. Duane 85 Yodef. Lisa ' 87 Yodef. Rachel 87 People 19