Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

aintrmid 7 C ’7 ZT Editor: Lisa Rinkenberger 111 LUIl id 1 O“ 4 J Advisor: Mrs. Kathleen Miller Photographer: Mike Laramee Treasurer: Chuck Mandrell Clinton High School Clinton, Illinois Staff Members: 1975-1976 Cathy Bryant Kelly Burris Cindy Fink Debbie Haas Sherrie Hazel Lee Lynch Debbie McFeeters Tanya Quimby Ralph Shallenberger Clubs-pp.37-58 Sports-pp.59-90 - ■« Seniors-pp.l 13-136 ■ Juniors-pp.137-148 Sophomores-pp. 149-160 Freshmen-pp. 161-176 Ads-pp.177-189 2 The 1975-’76 yearbook is dedicated to Mr. James L. Bader. Mr. Bader received his B.A. at Milikin University. He later went to Illinois state University to get his Masters. Dean Bader has been at C.C.H.S. for five years. The first three years at Clinton Mr. Bader taught algebra. For the past two years he has been the Dean of Students. Mr. Bader has previously been head basketball coach. He is now earning his Doctorate Degree at Illinois State University. C.C.H.S. is proud to have this yearbook dedicated to Mr. Bader. 3 Let’s Get Rowdie!!! We’re No. 1 Peek-A-Boo Let’s Talk About It Tartar Sauce Activities Spirit Week Sp urs Enthusiasm Spirit Week gave many people of Clinton High School a chance to express themselves. Each day of the week the students and faculty dressed according to the designated dress of the day, with two winners being chosen each day. The different dress types were as follows:Monday-Clash Day; Tuesday-Grub Day; Wednesday-Dress-up Day; Thursday-50’s Day; Friday-Spirit Day. Other activities such as window painting on the square, bonfire, snake dance, and powder puff football were held. Spirit Week, 1975, highlighted by the Homecoming Game and Dance, was a huge success, thanks to the help of the Student Council, the cheerleaders, and all the students and faculty who participated in this event. 7 Homecoming Parade Second place-Sophomore class Christmas comes early for the Maroons G.A.A. Crack their Spirits First place-Freshman class Chug on to Victory Third place-Senior class Make reservations for a Clinton Victory Shake . .. those pom-pons Rain Fails to Dampen Clinton Spirits!! Although there was rain, it didn’t dampen the Clinton Maroon’s spirits come parade time. The following organizations contributed to making the parade a success: Freshman, Sophomore, Senior classes, G.A.A., Pepperettes, Band, and Cheerleaders. The success of the parade can also be attributed to Student Council and its organization, and the Clinton fans who cheered for the fighting Maroons. 9 omecoming yueen PF.NNY KOSHINSKI Men’s Liberation Hits Clinton High Standing, left to right: Doug Smith, Jeff McIntosh, King Rex Kent, Kurt Fatheree. Sitting, left to right: Kevin Dyer, Ralph Shallenberger, Dennis Leggett. C.C.H.S. began a new tradition this year by electing a Homecoming King in addition to the traditional Queen. This event was enthusiastically accepted by the entire student body, particularly the senior guys. This addition showed that the students here are ready to participate in new ideas. The student body elected Rex Kent King for 1975-1976 on the night of October 25. Since the Homecoming Game was washed out, the traditional crowning at the game took place the following evening at the dance. 12 Rain, Rain Go Away! Pontiac Nips Clinton The Clinton Maroons gave a good fight against the Indians of Pontiac, but due to a few difficulties the Clinton Maroon homecoming game was lost with a score of 14-6. The Maroon touchdown was scored by a good pass from quarterback Jeff Hickman to Paul Wade who then made a fine run. The points scored by Pontiac were on a blocked punt and an interception. Due to bad weather there was a small amount of wet fans present. Even though the Cheerleaders were soaked and cold they did an outstanding job. 13 It’s About to Begin. . . “It’s About To Begin” was the theme for the 1975 Homecoming Dance held in the high school commons October 25. The dance began promptly at eight p.m. and lasted until slightly after eleven p.m. Due to the weather at the Homecoming game, the Queen and King were crowned at the dance at 9:30. The crowd was excited to hear that the 1975 Queen and King were Penny Koshinski and Rex Kent. After the crowning, the 1975 Queen and King and their dates were featured in the traditional royalty dance, with the music being provided by “Oscar.” w 15 Cast Fall Play “The Man ho Came to Dinner’ The 1975 fall play, presented in the auditorium on November 21 22, was “The Man Who Came To Dinner,” directed by Mrs. D. Ann Jones. The play was about a rich old man named Sheridan Whitehouse, a writer, who moved into the Stanley household because of an accident that occured on their front steps. He caused all kinds of trouble for the family, and especially for his Secretary, Maggie. The play was a very funny comedy, both well casted and well directed, and was a complete success both evenings. murderer. Mrs. Ernest Stanley . Miss Preen......... Richard Stanley . . . June Stanley....... John .............. Sarah ............. Mrs. Dexter........ Mrs. McCutcheon . . Mr. Stanley........ Maggie Cutler...... Dr. Bradley........ Sheridan Whiteside . Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson Professor Mety . . . . The Luncheon Guests Expressman .... Lorraine Sheldon Sandy ........... Beverly Carlton . Westcott......... Radio Technicians Choir............ Banjo.............. Two Deputies . . . A Plainclothes Man ......Lisa Eccles . . Toni Thompson ......David Holt .... Teresa Rempe ......Jim Polston . . . Dolores Duran . . . Debi Summers . . . . Doris Spencer . . Rodney Jackson ......Julie Weaver ........Chris Conn Ralph Shallenberger . . . . Machelle Gee ..........Rex Kent . . . . Marty Fenner . . . Dennis Wagner Doug Oakley Steve Gholson ........Kevin Dyer . Debbie McFeeters ......Jim Jackson ...........A1 Wade ...... Brett Miller ......Rick Rusher Bart Miller . . . . Curt Sommers Tom Moss Eric Weaver . . . . Jeff McIntosh . . . . Kurt Fatheree Dick Sturgeon . . . . Curt Harback 16 June dear, you have halitosis! Christmas time-1959 Not now. Doctor! Yes, Lord Bottomley, I’ll marry you! V-V-Very G-Good S-S-S-Shooting Today. Bert, dear, keep your hands to yourself! What kind of sculduggery is this? Mr. Whiteside, you’re impossible! The show was a success! Oh my babies have run away! 17 Stairway to Heaven . . . On February 28, 1976, F.H.A. sponsored the annual Sweetheart Dance with the theme of “Stairway to Heaven.” The music was provided by Keep in Touch from the Carousel Productions. At nine o’clock the coronation, lead by Kim Ballenger and her escort, began, accompanied by Mary Beth Seymour playing one of her own ar-rangments. At that time the following Sweethearts were annouced; F.H.A.— Karen Kuntz, Senior—Debbie McFeet-ers. Junior—Rhonda Mason, Sophomore— Clarisa Duran, and Freshmen— Sheila Parker. 19 Sweetheart Dance Chuck Mandrell, Freshman Sweetheart Sheila Parker, Mark Welch, Sophomore Sweetheart Clarisa Duran, David Holt, F.H.A. Honorary Sweetheart Cecilia Alves, Gary Griffth, Flower Girl Sarah Lehman, F.H.A. Sweetheart Karen Kuntz, Doug Brisard, Junior Sweetheart Rhonda Mason, Tim Evans, Senior Sweetheart Debbie McFeeters F.H.A. Canidates—Larry Summers, Linda Bristow, Flower Girl Sarah Lehman, Gary Griffth, Sweetheart Karen Kuntz, Francis Ellis, Cindy Griffen 20 Coronation 1976 Juniors—Ron Carter, Vicki Smith, Doug Brisard, Sweetheart Rhonda Mason, Kurt Fatheree, Yvonne Nelson Sophomores—Steve West, Michelle Gee, Mark Welch, Sweetheart Clarisa Duran, Kirby McDonald, Tracy O’Neill Freshmen—Ken Westray, Sarah Lamkin, Chuck Mandrell, Sweetheart Sheila Parker, Julie Roberts, Paul Wade 21 1976 Spring Play The Clinton High School Drama Club presented its 1976 Spring play April 9,10, and 11, under the direction of Mrs. D. Ann Jones. To assist Mrs. Jones were student director— Debbie McFeeters; stage manager— Ralph Shallenberger;set designer Steve Thompson; choergrapher-Mrs. Phyllis Arnold; pit band-Mr. Bob Davis; and chorus director Mrs. Barbara Vorhees. The play was an overwhelming success and the house was filled to capacity each night. Jud fights Curly for Laurey’s love! The two led female roles were played by Jan Turney as Aunt Eller and Jenny Fields as Laurey. The two lead male roles were played by A1 Wade as Curly and Jim Lappin as Jud. 22 “Oklahoma! ” Now I’m taken ’ya out in my “Surrey With The Fringe On Top”. Dave Reeves as Will Parker telling about his adventures in Kansas City. The Boys displaying their chivalry as they draw out Curly. I do!! and “People Will Say We’re In Love”. “Oklahoma! Where the wind comes sweeping down the plain .... 23 Jr.-Sr. Prom—May 15, 1976 The Junior-Senior Prom was given by the juniors for the seniors on May 15,1976. The juniors entitled the prom “Time Will Be Ours Forever.” The Milikin Jazz Band from Milikin University in Decatur began performing at 9:00 P.M. and kept it lively until 11:00 P.M. Between 11:00 and 12:00 everyone went home to change clothes to get ready for after-prom. The afterprom began at 12:30 A.M., with the choice of dancing to the heavy sound of “Hookerwood,” or participating in recreation in the gym. Refreshments for prom and afterprom were provided by the Junior Class. At 5:00 A.M. the dance ended, and everyone attended the breakfast at Open Hearth. 24 ttJ3A3aoj sano ag auiU„ Honor’s Banquet—May 10, 1976 SENIORS, First Row: Rob Reiman, AI Wade, John Lappin. Second Row: Berle Powless, David Reeves. Third Row: Julie Siebert, Debbie McFeeters, Carol Troxel, Cindy Kelly, Peggy McCarty, Jennifer Creasy. JUNIORS, First Row: Phil Nixon, Tim Moss, David Dyer. Second Row: Becky Hopkins, Teresa Prather, Katie Glasson. Third Row: Mary McGarry, Tracey Fields, Lisa Rinkenberger, Alice Schumaker. Fourth Row: Debbie Moore, Mary Beth Seymour, Carol Stites. Fifth Row: David Duran, Bob Burton, Tom Rogers. Sixth Row: Rod Jackson, Steve Hettinger. SOPHOMORES, First Row: Peny Waldron, Lynn Fugate, Shiela Dyer, Debbie Brady, Steve Kline, Joye Sprague. Second Row: Sherry Wagner, Kevin Mandrell, Jodee Woodman, Randy Pound, Robin Burris. Third Row: Clarisa Duran, Marti Baker, Debi Summers, Sue Bush, Margie Finfrock. Fourth Row: Amy VanHaver-beke, Julie Becker. FRESHMEN, First Row: Mike Grimes, Brett Miller, Phil Dyer. Second Row: Jane Welch, Dolores Duran, Lori Meadows. Third Row: Cheryl Fink, Teresa Baker, Kris Emling, Susan Thomason. 27 “Spring Fever Strikes Thrice May 7, 1976 28 Honors Assembly Each year one student is selected by each department as the Outstanding Student in that area for the year. These awards are presented at the Honors Day Assembly which was held Thursday. May 13, 1976. The awards for the 1975-1976 were as follows: Agriculture: Randy Carter Art: Steve Thompson Business Education: Peggy McCarty English: David Holt Allen Wade Foreign Language: Lee Ann Maxwell Home Economics: Debra Moore Industrial Arts: Berle Powless Mathematics: David Duran Music: Brad Epperson Physical Education: Dennis Leggett Science: David Reeves Social Studies: David Holt Dramatics: Allen Wade Each year there are also various special awards given out by organizations, clubs, or departments. They were as follows: Band -John Phillip Sousa Award: Brad Epperson Band-Director’s Award: Mike Bundy Bausch and Lomb: Cindy Kelly, David Holt Broken Mirror Award: Katie Glasson Dedication of Yearbook: Mr. James Bader FFA State Saftey Award: Randy Carter FNC Bedpan Award: Lisa Rinkenberger I Dare You: Jenny Fields, Berle Powless DAR: Jan Turney SAR: David Reeves M.A.A. National Mathmatics Contest: Rob Reiman 30 31 I f 2744 Senior Class Trip—May 21 and 22, 1976 The Senior class trip for the Class of “76” consisted of a journey to King’s Island in Cincinnati, Ohio for a special Grad Night. The class chartered two Greyhound buses for the trip and stayed at a Holiday Inn which was under construction at the time. Mike O’Neill, the class president, worked hard to get the trip planned, and everyone had a great time. 33 Graduation Graduation night was May 28, 1976 for the Bicentennial Class of ’76. There was a total of 141 graduates. Mike O’Neill and Jan Turney were the two students who gave the speeches that night. Mr. Glenn and Dr. Edwards also addressed the class. The faculty and students of CCHS wish the class of ’76 lots of luck and happiness in the future. 34 Clubs That’s Where the Music Takes Me . . . First Row: Anne Roseman, Della Adams, Sue Thomason, Lori Long, Lynda Raker, Chris Emling, Debbie Martin, Lisa Prather, Terry Prather, Barb Hoffman, Donna Cherryholmes, Sherry Stiles, Julie Wilson, Peggy Wright. Second Row: Donna McKimmy, Kim Cyrulik, Kim Butler, Nancy White, Cathy Bryant, Donald Tuggle, Gene Blue, Chris Russell, Tom Jones, Mark Killough, Sheila Dyer. Third Row: Mr. Davis, David Dyer, Allen Dubson, Phil Dyer, Mike Bundy, Chuck Day, Kevin Volker, Chris Donnan, Ken Peacock, Lance Markley, Christy North, Don Hall, Jody Mandrell, Mike Bennett, David Quinn, Brad Epperson, Chuck Sears, Kevin Thomason, Tony DeTar, John Wright, Brett Miller, Kevin Price, Doris Spencer, Jeff Watkins, Lee Cisco. Clinton High School has four excellent bands; the Marching Maroons, Concert Band, Stage Band, and Pep Band. Everyone participates in the Marching and Concert Bands, while Pep Band is a select group of band members who play at assemblies, basketball games, and places where there may not be room for a full band. The Clinton Marching Maroons have participated in all home football games and two parades; the DeWitt Labor Day Parade and the Homecoming Parade. The Concert Band held their first concert of the year in December, and the Stage Band played for the Revere Christmas Party. 38 J A Z Z First Row: Doris Spencer, Gene Blue, Nancy White, Terry Prather, Mark Killough, Sheila Dyer, Brett Miller, Lynn Fugate. Second Row: Ken Peacock, David Dyer, Kevin Volker, Chuck Day, Tony DeTar, Lance Markley, David Quinn, Brad Epperson, Chuck Sears, Kevin Thomason, Mr. Davis, Jeff Watkins. B A N D First Row: Cathy Bryant, Kim Butler, Della Adams, Sue Thomason, Lori Long, Lynda Raker, Terry Prather, Barb Hoffman, Donna Cherryholmes, Sherry Stiles, Julie Wilson. Second Row: David Dyer, Nancy White, Donald Tuggle, Gene Blue, Chris Russell, Mark Killough, Sheila Dyer. Third Row: Mr. Davis, Phil Dyer, Mike Bundy, Chuck Day, Kevin Volker, Chris Donna, Ken Peacock; Kevin Price, Brett Miller, Jeff Watkins, Doris Spencer. Fourth Row: Mike Bennett, Lance Markley, David Quinn, Brad Epperson, Chuck Sears, Kevin Thomason, Tony DeTar, John Wright, Lynn Fugate. 39 “I Write the Songs First Row: David Quinn, Russell Followell, Andy McGee, Mike Bennett, Jeff Welch, Mark Dalton, Chuck Day, Sheila Parker, Dolly Duran, Tammy Burton, Lynnette DeYoung, Robin Cooper Donna Clem, Denise Bundy Joyce Johnson, Kathy Baker, Barb Ford, Second Row: Jim Rapp, Carl Huff, Lance Markley, Bob Burton, Mary Kay Ward, David Stuart, Dee Armstrong, Katie Colwes Lisa Miller, Cathy Bryant, Doris Spencer, Nancy Lappin, Tanya Quimby, Marcia Gregory, Mrs. Barb Voorhies, Third Row; Dale Volker, Terry Neiderer, Lee Ryan, Chris Hartsock, David Stuart, Mike Cyrulik, Debbie Martin, Donna McKimmy, Jean Baker, Lisa Armstrong, Marge Stroud, Becky Johnson, Jean Boesdorfer, Tony Detar. Mrs. Voorhies gives last minute instructions before singing the “Star Spangled Banner” at the Homecoming Game. The Chorus salutes the 200th birthday of our country with a Bicentennial Concert. 40 Thespian Club The charter members of the newly-formed Thespian Club are above; Debbie McFeeters, Ralph Shallenberger, Kevin Dyer and David Holt; Below: Lisa Armstrong, Dennis Wagner, Rod Jackson, Lisa Eccles, and Julie Weaver. 41 First Row: President-Karen Kuntz, Treasurer-Carla Dillow, Historian-Photographer-Cathy Bryant, Secretary-Pam Harpenau Student Council-Linda Bristow, Vice-President-Helen Brady. Second Row: Mrs. Lois Hieronymous, Julie Harpenau, Sue Thomason, Deanna Dillow, Cindy Pettyjohn, Diane Welch, Sherrie Crouse, Barb Volker, Jeannie Harry, Jean Boesdorfer. Third Row: Connie Lowe, Lori Thayer, Erin Miller, Chris Wagers, Kelly Tucker, Kathy Tomes, Sherri Maltby, Lori Long, Ann Hubble, Vicki Edwards, Kelley Rasor, Sharon Evans, Paula Brannan, Ann Roseman, Doris Spencer, Back Row: Denise Bundy, Debbie Wills, Karen Evans, Dorita Burris. F.H.A. The purpose of F.H.A. is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community development. F.H.A. began the year with a fall weiner roast and hay rack ride. In October the following officers were installed: President-Karen Kuntz, Vice-President-Helen Brady, Secretary-Pam Harpenau, Treasurer-Carla Dillow, Historian-Photographer-Cathy Bryant, and Student Council-Linda Bristow. In November the members participated in the Section 4-C Rally held at Mount Pulaski, and in February they sponsored the Annual Sweetheart Dance. F.H.A. closed the year of activities with a booth at the French Carnival in May. 42 Future Nurses Club First row: Lisa Rinkenberger, Alice Schumaker, Lisa Armstrong, Barbie Bardwell, Second row: Kim Butler, Christina Hartsock, Dee Armstrong, Susan Thomason, Clarisa Duran, Carol Strange, Lori Heinrich, Lajuana Armstrong, Lynn Wheeler, Debbie Pra-kel, Peggy Wright, Third row: Lisa Prather, Lauri Long, Susan Fatheree, Lori Chapman, Kris Emling, Karen Howry, Kelly Tucker, Valorie VanOrman, Cathy Bryant, Kathy Mertz. 43 Future Farmers of America Front: Ron Ferguson, Treasurer; Middle Row: left to right: Jim Lappin, Sentinel; Tom Rogers, Vice-President; Randy Carter, President; Top row: Randy Pound, Reporter; David Burk, Secretary. First row, left to right; Kraig McMath, Bruce Painter, Gene Blue, Mike Sturgeon, Kevin Price, Bart Miller, Julie Wilson, Eddie Harpenau, Jeff Wagner, John Jackson, Randy Carter. Second row-Mike Johnson, Kevin Kivlehan, Steve McFeeters, Tom Cooper, Mike Cyrulik, Mike Irvin, Ron Furgeson, Mike Seeley, Alan Laramee, Chuck Fink, Steve Crang, Roger Mix, Lynn Fugate, Troy VanOver, Dean Bush, Tom Rogers. Third row-Mr. Prather, Jeff Spencer, Ron Burk, Dave Burk, Dave Jones, John Lappin, Joe Ryan, Brian Gardner, Randy Hoke, Jim Lappin, Kurt Fatheree, Randy Pound, Ed Walls, Roger Dial. Other members-Steve Brannan, Bob McCammon, Billy Moore, Bob Polen, Rob Rusher, Tracey Towns, Julie Brown, Marty DeJaynes, Russell Follow-ell, Joe McIntosh, Kevin Miller, Robert Mix, Marc Rockhold, Jay Sprague, Mike Turner, John Werts, Nancy Wilson, Steve Bundy. 1975-’76 Officers French Club Seated, left to right: Sharon Glenn; Secretary-Treasurer, Alice Schumaker; President, and Julie Weaver; Vice-President. Middle row: Lisa Rinkenberger, Julie Harpenau, Robin Burris, Julie Kendall, Barbie Bardwell and LaJuana Armstrong. Back row: Francis Jackson, Dale Volker, Dana Thompson, Tracey Fields, Debi Summers, Robyn Thayer, Lisa Armstrong and Cheryl Fink. French Club is an organization for French students who are interested in the French language and lifestyle. The club has been involved in several activities during the 1975-’76 school year. In December, the club had a Christmas party and decorated the school. They also had a pizza party. In March, the members attended a French dinner at Holiday Inn and were served by a French chef. The annual French Carnival was held by the club at the high school on May 7. 45 Lettermen Club First Row: Kurt Fatheree, David Jones, Becky Kline, Karen Thomas, Jan Turney, LaNorris Hines, Cindy Fink, Second Row: John Monro-President, Steve Hettinger, Chuck Day, Phil Nixon,Craig Piepenbrink, Brad Gholson, Kevin Thomason, Randy Carter, Dick Sturgeon, Doug Oakley Ralph Shallenberger, Kevin Dyer, Third Row: Rob Reiman, Kevin Volker, Gary Baker, Kevin Wahl, David Reeves, Dennis Leggett, Ed Walls, Berl Powless, Brad Epperson, Rick Rockhold Chris Conn, Jeff Hickman, Tim Evans, Paul Wade, Fourth Row: Mr. Lehman, Jim Polston, John Lappin, Steve Groves, Doug Smith, Mark Welch, A1 Wade, Dan Brady, Jim Lappin, Todd Zastrow Chuck Sears, Brian Roberts, Rex Kent, Neil Malone, Kenny Westray, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Carter, Fifth Row: Mr. Neibch, Curt Harbach, Randy Pound, Kevin Mandrell, Jeff Kartawich, Mike Maltby, Tim Duagherty, Bob Haley 46 Girls Add to C.C.H.S. Spirit First Row: Sue Fatheree, Debi Summers, Mary McGary, Carol Cox, Debbie McFeeters, Vicki Eich, Debbie Robinson, Second Row: Kim Eich, Barb Bardwell, LuJauna Armstrong, Lynda Raker, Debbie Brady, Carol McGary, Tracy Fields, Greta Rempe, Third row: Nancy Wilson, Julie Wilson, Sharon Glenn, Ellen Spencer, Leslie Spencer, Debbie Haas, Sherrie Hazel, Valorie Van-Orman, Fourth Row: Advisor-Mrs. Diane Voight, Fran Kreuser, Secretary-Treasurer-Anita McConnell, Sports Coordinator-Cathy Bryant, Vice President-Karen Kuntz, President-Lisa Rinkenberger, Advisor-Cathy Frost. G.A.A. The Purpose of the Girl’s Athletic Association is to build better minds and stronger bodies. This is accomplished through various activities such as touch football, volleyball, soft-ball, basket ball, dodgeball, swimming, tumbling, trampoline, archery, bowling and hiking. The Advisor’s for 1975-76 were Mrs. Diane Voight, and Mrs. Cathy Frost, and the officers were: President-Lisa Rinkenberger, Vice President-Karen Kuntz, Secretary-Treasurer-Anita McConnell, Points Chairman-Lee Ann Maxwell, and Sports Coordinator-Cathy Bryant. 47 Clintonia Front: Mike Laramee—Photographer, Mrs. Miller—Advisor, Lisa Rinkenberger—Editor Back: Kelly Burris, Lee Lynch, Ralph Shallenberger, Dave Jones, Cathy Bryant, Chuck Mandrell, Tanya Quimby, Cindy Fink, Vickie Shallenberger, Not Shown—Sherrie Hazel, Debbie McFeeters, and Debbie Haas. 48 Margol Bottom: Stephanie Covey. First Row: Anita McConnel, Diane Haas, Debbie McFeeters, Jan Turney, Vicki Eich, David Holt, Toni Thompson, Second Row: Stan Covey, Berle Powless, Kevin Wahl, Jann Austin, Becky Hopkins, Katie Glasson, Dana Thompson, Third Row: Sharon Glenn, Cathy Bryant, Peg McCarty, Tracie Feilds. 49 First row: Dolly Duran, Jim Lappin, Rob Reiman, Jay Creasy, Bart Miller. Ralph Shallenbarger, LaNorris Hines, Yvonne Nelson, Craig Peipenbrink, Julie Roberts, Lisa Kent, Mary Kay Walston, Jan Turney, second row: Randy Pound, Kim Lecouris, Neil Malone, Denise Wagner, Julie Weaver, Jim Smith, John Werts, Wendy Jones, Tara Robinson, Julie Wilson, third row: Tim Daughtery, Mike O’Neill, Chuck Sears, Diana Haas, Lisa Eccles, Bret Miller, Shelly Lund, Penny Waldron. LeeAnn Maxwell, Alice Schmaker, Kevin Lecouris, fifth row: President Bob Haley, Vice President Katie Glasson, Secretary Cindy Fink, Treasurer Debbie McFeeters, Parlimentarian Nancy Veirs, Advisor Mr. Coon. 1975-’76 Student Council Main attraction ... Ralph?? The main goal of the Student Council is to get the students involved in school government and community affairs. Two of the projects completed in the 1975-76 year were participating in a drive for the school referendum and having a booth at the Apple and Pork Festival. They also sponsored and produced the Homecoming dance, “It’s About to Begin”, which was a huge success. Some different things added to the homecoming activities by the council this year were the homecoming king and weekly activities during the Spirit Week. They also sponsored two other dance, one after the last football game and one before the Christmas vacation. Pictured to the left is a called meeting that had to do with the homecoming king. Along with regular scheduled meeting the president could call special meetings, and all the council members would have to be present. All in all, the council had a good year and worked hard at their goals. Library Club First Row, Left to right: Jeff Wagner, Helen Stites-Library Secretary, John Maltby, Roger Moore, Mark Killow, Connie Lowe Secretary. Second Row: Sharon Simmons-Sponsor, Sherri Maltby, Carrie Halls, Diane Walls, Marcia Hovis, Ed Harpenau -President, Chuck Hawes Vice President-Second Semester. Not Prescnt-Lori Sullivan, Norman Hoback-Vice President-First Semester. 51 52 National Honor Society Spring Induction Back Row, L to R-Tim Moss, Steven Hettinger, Timothy, Wylder, Mike Laramee, David Duran, Phil Nixon, Front Row L to R—Lisa Rinkenbergcr, Tracy Fields, Julie Wilson, Becky Kline, Teresa Prather. Back Row, L to R-Katie Glasson, Kevin Thomason, David Dyer, Craig Piepenbrink, Rod Jackson, Front Row, L to R-Nancy Veirs, Alice Schumaker, Mary McGarry, Sharon Glenn, Julie Seibert. 53 Pepperettes Busy Throughout the Year The Pepperettes, sponsored by Mrs. Phyllis Arnold, were busy throughout the year with various activities. On November 15, they sponsored a Badgetette-sponsored clinic, in which the Pepperettes placed second out of 23 teams competing, and received a trophy for this honor. Practicing three days a week kept the Pepperettes really busy. They preformed two routines at every home football and basketball game throughout the year. During the football season, the Pepperettes did a special “Football Jersey” routine; During Halloween season, they did a costume routine to “Monster Mash.” Other special events in which they participated were the Homecoming and Christmas Parades. They continued selling the Maroon hats, scarves, and mittens for a fund-raising activity. First row: left to right: Diane Haas, Carol Strange, Debbie Haas-captain, Lori Meadows, and Mary Lou Williams. Second Row: Barb Morris, Clarisa Duran, Robin Burris, Kathy Merz, Kay Belangee, and Valerie Donnan. Third row: Cheryl Weikel, Jodee Woodman, Sandi Riegel, Teresa Rempe, Greta Rempe, Liana Carter, Lisa Kent, Debbie Adkins, and Sheila Parker. 34 MB Left to right: Cindy Fink Andrea Cook Bechy Kline Jan Turney LaNorris Hines Vickie Shallenberger Karen Thomas The excitement before a pep assembly Commune bath Fighting Maroon Cheerleaders Mrs. D. Ann Jones and Mrs. Pat Allison were the sponsors of the 1975-76 cheerleaders this year. The girls put forth great effort in raising the school spirit. The cheerleaders started early in the summer working on pep assemblies and activities for the school year. Each squad attended a week long camp and competed against other schools and learned new cheers. Also the cheerleaders had a car wash and bake sale in the mid summer. Senior Stars Sports Varsity Football 1975 First row; Left to right: Jack Chick, John Munro, Doug Smith, Gary Baker, Ralph Shallenbarger, Kevin Dyer, Jeff Macintosh, Doug Oakley, Dick Sturgeon, Craig Piepnebrink, Brad Gholson. Second Row: Mike Rockhold, Dan Brady, Dennis Leggett, Kurt Fatheree, Brad Epperson, Rob Reiman, Rex Kent, A1 Wade, David Reeves, Paul Wade, Dan Moore. Third Row: Richard Rock-hold, Tim Evans, Tim Moss, Mark Welch, Tim Wylder, Jim Lappin, Rod Jackson, Phil Nixon, Chuck Sears, Jeff Hickman, Joe McIntosh. Fourth row: Dennis Harris, Dan Smith, Rick Parker, Chuck Jost, Kevin Mandrell, Tom Pruser, John Wright, Randy Pound, Roger Rossio, Fred Bruner, Jeff Bell, Brett Woodard. Fifth row: Coaches: Mr. Carter, Mr. Reineck, Mr. Wylder, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Bolser, Mr. Neibch. Clinton Varsity Lakeview 0 Clinton 20 Olympia Central 20 Clinton 9 Catholic 7 Clinton 0 U-High 19 Clinton 6 Canton 20 Clinton 20 Washington 41 Clinton 8 Morton 12 Clinton 8 Pontiac 14 Clinton 6 Mt. Zion 0 Clinton 6 Varsity Seniors First Row, Left to right: John Munro, Doug Smith, Ralph Shallenbarger, Kevin Dyer, Jeff McIntosh, Doug Oakley, Dick Stur geon. Second row: Dennis Leggett, Kurt Fatheree, Brad Epperson, Rob Reiman, Rex Kent, A1 Wade, David Reeves, Third row: Coaches Neibch and Bolser. Senior Football Stars Of 1975 Kevin Dyer Offensive Guard Rex Kent Linebacker Jrad Epperson and Offensive back-Kicker Dennis Leggett Defensive back GarY End-Kicker Offensive Ena Kurt Fatheree Running back Jeff McIntosh Defensive Tackle John Munroe Center Doug Oakley Defensive Tackle David Reeves Offensive Tackle Rob Reiman Linebacker Doug Smith Defensive back Dick Sturgeon Runningback-Defensive back Ralph Shallenberger Defensive End-Center Allen Wade Offensive back 63 Sophomore Football First Row: Left to Right: Dennis Harris, Kevin Mandrell, Tom Pruser, Rick Parker, Chuck Jost, Roger Rossio, Stuart Lambert, Doug Adkins, Marvin Long, Norman Poe, and Roger Torbert. Second Row: Jeff Rasor, Alan Laramee, Danny Smith, Fred Bruner, John Wright, Randy Pound, Joe McIntosh, Steve McFeeters, Kevin Kartawich, and Steve Birk. Third Row: Jeff Bell, Brett Woodard, Tim Schnabel, Brian Ritchie, Chris Cherryholmes, Chris Russell, Ron Furgeson, Steve Bundy, Jeff Imel, and Steve Kline. Coaches this year were Mr. George Wylder and Mr. Richard Phillips. Freshman Football First Row, left to right: Ken Buchanan, Jeff Daughtery, Mike Turner, Marc Rockhold, Tom Groves, Rick Dodd, Matt Yeakel. Second Row: Lee Ryan, Randy Nichols, Scott Cook, Ken Blankenship, Bryan Elly, Carroll Towns, Mike Johnson. Third Row: David Westray, Mike Grimes, Tony Markley, Mike Henderson, Mike Terry, Mark Tippitt. Fourth Row: Doug Reynolds, Steve Caroline, Brett Miller, Bart Miller, Neil Malone, Stan Covey, Kevin Cray. Fifth Row: Assistant Coach Carter, Marty DeJaynes, John Werts, Jim Sparrow, Mark Dyer, Coach Reineck. 65 Girls Volleyball First Row: Debbie McFeeters, Jann Austin, Second Row: Debi Summers, Leslie Spencer, Marti Baker, Sue Bush, Jeanie Sears, Kris Emling, Third Row: Karen Kuntz, Carol Cox, Helen Brady, Sherrie Crouse, Connie Lowe, Back Row: Mr. Bill Neibch, Debbie Brady, Ellen Spencer, Steph Covey, Mary McGary, Carol McGary, Mrs. Diane Voight, Not Pictured: Terri Austin. District Tournament Team Mount Pulaski November 13, 1975 Here A Team B Team Won 2-1 Lost 0-2 Chatam- Glenwood November 19, 1975 There A Team B Team Lost 0-2 Lost 0-2 Mount Pulaski November 21,1975 There A Team BTeam Won 2-1 Lost 0-2 Lakeview November 24, 1975 Here A Team BTeam Lost 0-2 Won 2-0 U-High December 8, 1975 Here A Team BTeam Lost 0-2 Lost 0-2 Heart of Illinois Conference Tournament December 13, 1975 at Morton Washington Lost 0-2 Pontiac Lost 0-2 District Tournament January 1, 1976 at Deland-Weldon Maroa-Forsyth Lost 1-2 66 V Set 1-2-3 Concentration, that’s the trick! Togetherness Senior Stars, Front: Jann Austin, Ellen Spencer, Back: Steph Covey, Debbie McFeeters 67 New Interest Shown in Cross-Country First row, left to right : Berle Powless, Dennis Carter, Kevin Volker, Jeff Jones, Jay Metzger, Jim Cobb, Chuck Day, David Quinn Rick Welton. Second row: Mark Evans-Coach, Kerry Daniels, Rob Volker, Dave Duran, John Lappin, Mike Bundy, Hershel DePremo, Matt Cowles. Third row: Lynn Fugate, Dale Volker, Ken Westray, Bob Haley, Todd Reeves, Ed Walls. The Cross-Country team had one of it’s best seasons in the last ten years. One of the season’s highlights was defeating U-High in a dual meet. Although Clinton’s record was 9-11, the team still had a successful season. Clinton placed 7th in the Conference and 8th out of 19 teams in it’s own invitational. Clinton’s top runner was Berle Powless, who set a school record on Clinton’s new 3 mile course. This was Mr. Mark Evans’ first year coaching this sport, and his new program proved to be very successful. We They 24 32-Tolono Unity 28 27-Urbana University High 24 31 -Normal University High 31 24-Mt. Zion 34 21-Warrensburg-Latham 17 46-Wapella 25 30-St. Teresa 42 18-Mahomet-Seymour 19 38-Roanoke-Benson 27 31-St. Teresa 32 23-Monticello 38 17-Mahomet Seymour 46 15-Decatur Eisenhower 38 20-Hillsboro 21 44-Central Catholic 38 21-Argenta-Oreana 31 26-Tri-Valley 17 46-Wapella 15 50-Mt. Pulaski 31 26-Chatham-Glenwood Heart of Illinois Conference-7th of 10 Clinton Invitational-8th of 19 Total Dual Record-9 wins, 11 Losses 68 Senior Basketball Stars: Dick Sturgeon, Bob Haley, Allen Wade, John Lappin, and Dennis Leggett. Improvement Shown in Varsity Basketball Great contrast was shown in the fighting Maroons play this year over last. The arrival of head coach Tom Gramkow this year proved helpful to the team. Although the team only had a 7-16 record they showed a great improvement. The win total nearly quadrupled over last season. One highlight was beating U-High for the first time in 7 years, 61-60. Clinton also beat Olympia twice by 9 point margins. Though the record wasn’t phenominal, Clinton fans appreciated the team’s effort. We They 75 69 Argenta 61 60 U-High 51 79 Lakeview 62 71 Central Catholic 68 81 Morton 63 65 New Holland-Mason City 51 Tremont......Holiday 64 69 Cuba..........Tourney 68 78 Farmer City 55 46 Olympia 56 77 Washington 55 92Urbana 41 50 Pontiac 45 48 l.V.C. 76 84 Metamora 60 63 Pontiac 53 61 U’High 49 87 Central Catholic 62 52 Octavia 59 50 Olympia 55 68 Mason City 95 67 Canton 49 110 Normal Bottom Row, Left to Right: Ken Westray, Tim Moss, Jeff Hickman, Dennis Leggett, Dick Sturgeon, Todd Zastrow. Top row, Left to Right: Dan Brady, John Lappin, Tim Daugherty, A1 Wade, Bob Haley. 70 71 Freshmen Front row, Left to right: Kevin Volker, Randy Nichols, Jay Creasey, Mike Turner, Andy McGee, Jay Metzger, and Carol Town; Back row: Matt Heron, Ken Buchanan, Jeff Daughtery, Todd Reeves, Kevin Cray, Marty DeJaynes, and Danny Dillow. Left to right: Varsity coach, Mr. Granikow; Sophomore coach, Mr. Bolser; and Freshmen coach. Mr. Maddix. THEY 60 42 43 56 55 62 39 41 71 89 56 48 38 72 83 43 67 Olympia Mt. Pulaski U-High Central Catholic Mahomet-Seymour Pontiac Heyworth Argenta Eisenhower Lakeview Olympia Pontiac Mt. Pulaski Mahomet-Seymour Lakeview U-High Central Catholic Sophomores IVIN Ton cilNTOi CLi HJOU, tviNT 0«r Back row, left to right: Kirby McDonald, Tom Douin, Steve Kline, Randy Pound, Dennis Harris, Jeff Bell, Roger Torbert, and Lee Taylor. Front Row: Rick Parker, Danny Smith, Jeff Rasor, Chuck Day, Lee Cisco, Doug Adkins, and Jeff Kartawich. WE THEY 60 71 59 67 68 50 72 78 46 72 72 71 72 57 55 95 63 74 59 74 57 62 62 89 40 59 52 86 64 77 56 69 38 61 35 49 75 63 Argenta U-High Lake view Central Catholic Morton Farmer City Olympia Washington Urbana Pontiac I.V.C. Metamora Pontiac U-High Central Catholic Octavia Olympia Mason City Canton 73 Girls Basketball First Row-Left to right: “A” team members-Greta Rempe, Peggy McCarty, Steph Covey, Leslie Spencer, Diana Sturgeon, Debbie Brady, Nancy Lane, Carol McGarry, Debbie McFeeters (captain), Vickie Shallenberger, Mary Kay Walston, and Ellen Spencer. Second Row: Coach Weldon Carter-“B” team members-Lynda Raker, Kim Butler, Pam Harpenau, Chris Wagers, Kim Eich, Mary McGarry (captain), Nancy Lappin, Connie Lowe, Joni Lobb, Carol Rainey, and Coach Cathy Frost. Senior Stars: Bottom up-Ellen Spencer, Steph Covey, Debbie McFeeters, Peggy McCarty. “B” We Team Scores They 32 20 Mt. Pulaski 12 47 Farmer City 28 22 Mt. Pulaski 13 66 Springfield S.E. 21 23 Cerro Gordo 20 67 Springfield Lanphier “A” We Team Scores They 47 27 Mt. Pulaski 48 17 Wapelia 58 29 Farmer City 47 20 Wapelia 71 30 Mt. Pulaski 43 72 Springfield S.E. 46 47 Cerro Gordo 42 33 I.V.C. 39 41 Morton 45 41 Washington 54 60 Springfield Lanphier 43 56 Tri Valley 51 52 Monticello 62 54 Cerro Gordo The Girls’ Basketball Teams showed great improvement this year over last. The “A” Team finished with a record of 8-6. The “B” team ended at a mark of 2-4. Several High Points of the “A” team’s season were the team starting with 5 consecutive wins. Three of their 6 losses were by less than 2 points. The Girls placed 3rd in the Heart of Illinois conference and 3rd in the Monticello Invitational. Clinton was not seated in either of these tournaments. The “B” Team also started their season with a bang by downing Mt. Pulaski. Coaches Carter and Frost were very pleased with the teams’ success. Five awards were given this year. They went to Leslie Spencer for Best Offensive, Steph Covey for Best defensive player, Debbie Brady as Most improved Player, Mary McGarry for Best Sportsmanship, and Debbie McFeeters for Most Valuable Player. 74 Clinton Wrestlers Front Row, Left to Right: Brad Gholson, Norman Poe, Brett Miller, Greg Karr, Berle Powless, Mark Dyer, Second Row: Phil Nixon, Tim Wylder, Ralph Shallenberger, Kevin Dyer, Dout Oakley, Jeff McIntosh, Third Row: Coach Tom Bartkus, Jim McCarthy, Doug Smith, David Westray, Marty Tarter, Mark Welch, Mike Rockhold, Craig Piepenbrink, Kieth Brendley, Doug Reynolds, Bart Miller, Robyn Thayer, Christina Hartsock. WRESTLING STATS, First Row: Carol Rainey, Deb Haas, Theresa Prather, Doris Spencer, Clarisa Duran, Dianne Haas, Carol Strange. Second Row: Debbie Summers, Dianne Sturgeon, Sharon Glenn, Jodee Woodman, Paula Ballenger, Dee Armstrong, Jane Welch, Third Row, Peggy McCarty—Co-Captain, Leigh Ann Maxwell—Co-Captain, Nancy White, Sandy Stevens, Carla Dillow, Leigh Ann Carter, Rita Cop-penbarger, Lori Heinrich, Lisa Armstrong. We They 31 17 Champaign 39 14 St. Joe, Ogden 42 12 Gibson City 38 21 Monticello 48 18 Taylorville 34 24 Metamora 51 10 Olympia 33 21 Central Cath. 40 21 Eisenhower 30 22 Mt. Pulaski 28 20 Mt. Zion 44 9 Argenta 26 32 I.V.C. 22 32 U High 24 25 Pontiac 16 37 Washington 41 15 Leroy 28 26 Eisenhower 24 36 Urbana 43 18 Shelbyville 1st in Clinton Tourney 6th in Conference 3rd in District The wrestlers of Clinton High School had a very successful season this year. Starting off with 12 wins in row, the wrestlers finished with a record of 15 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. Coach Bartkus did a fine job with the wrestlers. When asked how he felt about the season, he stated “I was very pleased with our season this year. We had an awful lot of surprises. Some of our younger wrestlers did extremely well in tournament competition. I was, however, disappointed in our performance in the district and sectional. I feel our wrestlers can compete in state competition, but this would require sacrifices that most athletes are not willing to make.” Mr. Bartkus also stated that the challenges for wrestlers are tremendous; He hopes we have athletes coming back next year with the determination and pride that will take Clinton to the State Tourney. i Bottom row, left to right: Steve Groves, Kevin Watkins, Jim Polston, Kevin Price, Jeff Heckenbuger, top row: Chris Junkert, Steve Hettenger, Kevin Wahl co-captain, Curt Harbach co-captain, Coach Arnold, Greg Goodman. 1976 Golf Team Senior Stars This year’s golf team under the direction of Coach Arnold had a season record of 3 wins and 12 loses. The team consisted of 10 members. The co-captain were Curt Harbach and Kevin Wahl who were also the senior stars. The rest of the team consisted of 3 juniors, 2 sophomores, and 3 freshmen. This year’s most valuable award was given to Greg Goodman, a freshman, whose average was 43.2. Although the team record wasn’t as good as expected the entire team made a great effort. 78 ■ ■ ••■««iMnujl r JQHUwalnRnvnt 'VHri’tliblilVHi Hi Back Row, left to right: Coach Lehman, Ken Westray, Lew Hoffman, Todd Zastrow, Paul Wade, Mike Maltby, Mark Welch, Brad Epperson, Bryan Roberts, Tim Wylder, Coach Wylder. Front Row: Tim Evans, Jack Chick, Chris Conn, Jeff Hickman, Chuck Sears, Roger Rossio, Jackie Dunham. 1976 Baseball Team Lakeview WE 7 THEY 6 Springfield 6 8 McArthur 4 6 Metamora 6 5 U-High 5 3 Central 10 1 I.V.C. 2 5 I.V.C. 2 3 Pontiac 1 0 St. Teresa 5 4 Lakeview 2 9 Canton 4 7 Canton 1 0 Olympia 7 12 U-High 3 2 Central 3 2 Pontiac 1 3 St. Teresa 6 10 St. Teresa 4 10 The 1976 baseball team, under the direction of Coach Lehman, had a very good season. There were three senior stars; Bryan Roberts, Brad Epperson, and Lew Hoffman. The high point of the season for the team was the winning of the district game against Maroa. Junior Varsity Baseball Girls Softball Bottom row, Left to right: Jodee Woodman, Ellen Spencer, Vickie Shallenberger, Carol Rainey, Karen Thomas, Barb Morris, and Sherry Hazel. Top row: Machelle Gee, Tara Jo Robinson, Nancy Lane, Debbie McFeeters, Jan Turney, Jan Boesdorfer, Michelle Jones, and Coach Gramkow. Not Pictured: Connie Low and Carol Cox. Coach Tom Gramkow The Girls Softball team showed great improvement this year over last. Under the direction of Coach Gramkow, the girls ended with a season mark of 3 wins and 2 losses. Tills was much better than last year’s record. Clinton beat Argenta twice and came up on top of Central Catholic once. Their 2 defeats were by Olympia and Monticello. The person who was voted as Captain of the girls team was Debbie McFeeters and Ellen Spencer was voted as Most Valuable Player. Senior Stars: Ellen Spencer, Debbie McFeeters, Jan Turney. 82 rt TX Clinton Track Team: Another Good Year For the second straight year, Clinton had an excellent track squad. Though this year’s records was not as outstanding as last year’s, the team was still very good. Clinton’s 104 record was one of the best in the area. The team placed 3rd in the Divisional Meet and won it’s own carnival. Highlights of the season were record setting performances by the mile and two mile relay teams. The two mile relay was a new event last year, but Clinton had one of the best area times by running it in 8:25.0. After just missing the oldest Clinton track record, the mile relay, by a few tenths of a second, the boys got it all together and smashed the record of 3:41.0 by running it in 3:34.4. The two teams consisted of only five members: Matt Cowles, Dan Brady, Mike Bundy (all three on both relays), Ed Walls (two mile relay), and John Lappin (one mile relay). With many returning letter-men, the team should be tough next year also. k Girls Track Front row; Left to right: Katie Cowles, Della Kay Adams, Barbara Hoffman, Sue Bush, Jacqui McClure, and Marti Baker. Back row: Coach Carter, Mary McGarry, Greta Rempe, Carol McGarry, Debbie Brady, Teresa Rempe, Karen Howry, and Peggy McCarty. Apr. 1 85 41 Warrensburg-Latham Apr. 6 15' 4 57V4 Mahomet-Seymour 87 Rantoul Apr. 14 91 37 Warrensburg-Latham Apr. 16 25 50 Lakeview 90 MacArthur Apr. 22 48 'A 26 St. Teresa 78 Heyworth Apr. 27 86 29 Deland-Weldon Apr. 29 43 52 Glenwood-Chatham 64 llliopolis May 4 35 43 Fisher 127 Heyworth 5 Deland-Weldon May 11 84 65 Cerro Gordo On May 7, Girls Track participated in the Girls Conference Meet held at Canton. They placed 6th with 20 points. On May 14, the Girls participated in the District Track Meet. Peg McCarty placed 5th in the 100 and 220, and Carol McGarry placed 4th in the high jump. Shot put Carol McGarry 28’4'A” High jump Carol McGarry 5’4” Long jump Laura Roberts 15’10‘A Discus Debbie Brady 92’ 880 Medley C. McGarry, Bush, McCarty, T.Rempe 2:02.9 80 yd. Low hurdles Jacqui McClure : 13.7 440 Relay Bush, Hoffman Brady, Rempe :55.6 100 yd. Dash Peggy McCarty 11.9 880 yd. Run Debbie Brady 2:43.2 880 Relay Bush, T. Rempe, Hoffman, Roberts 2:00.0 440 yd. Dash Carol McGarry :67.2 110 yd. Low Hurdles Jacqui McClure : 19.3 Mile run Karen Howry 6:32.8 220 yd. Dash Peggy McCarty :27.8 Mile relay Brady, G. Rempe M. McGarry, C. McGarry 4:57.3 These new school records were set this year. Each of the girls, who were coached by Mr. Weldon Carter, at C.C.H.S. put out a fine effort in all track meets. These records are really great, considering this was the second year for Girls Track. 86 k 87 Sport Banquets Left: Basketball Awards, left to right: Todd Zastrow Most Valuable Player; Dick Sturgeon and Bob Haley Outstanding Defensive Players; Coach Gramkow; Kenney West ray-Highest Free throw percentage. Below: Wrestling Awards, left to right; Joe McIntosh Most Valuable Player, JV: Jeff McIntosh Most Valuable Player; Brett Miller-Most Improved. 89 90 mxoiiixirEoxriTixrixxrKxox] Administration And Faculty District 15 Board of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION: Left to right; Mr. Fred 0. Price; Dr. Harold Weinberg,Vice-President; Dr. George Edwards, Superintendent; Dr. Thomas Larkin, President; Dr. Harold Allen, Secretary; Mr. Walker Evans, and Mrs. Elizabeth McIntosh. Not present in the picture was Mr. Virgil Harbach. Superintendent Dr. George Edwards has supervised the Clinton district for four years. He received his Ph.D. from Southern Illinois University. Asst. Superintendent Mr. Gary Archey has been assistant superintendent for six years. He received his B.S. and M.S. in Education from Eastern Illinois University. 92 Unit Business Manager Mr. Max Stites has been the Unit Business Manager for ten years. He received his B.B.A. from the University of Miami. Central Office Secretaries Standing, Left to right: Janice Myers, Sharon Miller, and Phyllis Oakman. Seated, Peggy Newman. Not present in the picture was Bea Luker. High School Office Charles Craig Glenn, Principal; B.S. Indiana University, M.S. Western Illinois University, and his Secretary Mrs. Arlene Hoffman. Gary H. Reineck, Vice-Principal; B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. University of Wisconsin, and his Secretary Mrs. Fran Yeakel. James L. Bader, Dean of Students; B.A. Millikin University, M.A. Illinois State University, and his Secretary, Miss Peggy Daniels. 95 Bu siness Department Mr. Paul Hardin has taught at C.C.H.S. for 20 years. He received his B.S. in Education from E.I.U. and his M.S. from I.S.U. His courses this year were Accounting, Typing I and Intro to Business. This was Miss Sue Mangold’s first year at C.C.H.S. during which she taught Business Math, Business Law, Data Processing, and Intro to Business Occupation. She received her degree from I.S.U. in Business Education. Mrs. Pat Allison has taught at C.C.H.S. for I'A years, receiving her B.S. from E.I.U. She taught Shorthand I, II, Typing I, II, and C.O.P. Mrs. Dorothy Rhodes received her degree in Business Ed. from I.S.U. This past year she worked at Clinton High as a part-time teacher and part-time aid. Home Economics Department Mrs. Lois Hieronymous has taught at C.C.H.S. for 18 years. She received her B.S. from Illinois State, and her Masters from Millikin University. The courses she taught this past year were Child Development, Foods I, Meal Planning, and Family Living. Mrs. Cathy Frost has been at C.C.H.S. for 4 years. She received her B.S. in Home Ec. Education from Iowa State University. She taught Interior Decorating, HERO, Sewing tor Profit I, II and Needle Trades I,II, this past year. This was Mrs. Diane Voight’s second year at C.C.H.S. during which she taught Chefs Cookery, Family Living, Clothing I, and Food Service 1,11. She received B.S. in Home Ec. Education from Stout University. English Department Mrs. D. Ann Jones taught English IA, IVB, Speech, and Drama this past year. She has a B.S.E. and M.S.E. both from Arkansas State University. Mrs. Helen Veach has taught at Clinton schools for six years and has a B.A. from S.I.U. The classes she taught were English IIC, IIB, IIIB. zJk -—1 Mr. Mark Evans taught English and Communication Skills Lab this past year. He has a B.A. degree from Hanover College. This was Mr. Evans’ second year at C.C.H.S. Mrs. Kathleen Miller has been at C.C.H.S. for three years and has a B.A. from W.I.U. The classes she taught were English IC, IIB, IIIA, and Clintonia. Mrs. Myra M. Westray taught English IB, IIA, and IIIC this past year. She has taught at C.C.H.S. for fifteen years and has a B.S. at Illinois State University. 98 Mrs. Reta Rinkenberger has taught at C.C.H.S. for eight years. Her degrees are B.S. and Masters in Ed. both from I.S.U. The classes she taught were IC, 11B, and IVA. Mr. James Adcock taught English IB, IIC, and III A, this year. He has been at C.C.H.S. for fourteen and a half years, and has a B.S. from Eastern and M.S. from Western. Mr. Tom Bartkus has taught at C.C.H.S. for three years. His degrees are B.A. in English from St. Joseph’s College and M. A. in English from W.I.U. The classes he taught this year were English IIIB, IIA, Creative Reading, Imaginative Writing, and Margol. Mrs. Kathleen Willoughby has a B.S. from I.S.U. and has taught at C.C.H.S. for ten years. The classes she taught were English IA, IIC, and IIIB. 99 Math Department Mr. George Wlyder received his B.A. from W.I.U. and his M.A. from U. of I.. He has been with C.C.H.S. 12 years and teaches Algebra I, Math IV, and Calculus. Mr. Patrick Henry received his B.S. from I.S.U.. He has been with C.C.H.S. 4 years and teaches Algebra II, Geometry, Math I and Photography. Mr. Rick Phillips received his B.A. from Illinois College. This was his first year at C.C.H.S. during which he taught Geometry, Algebra I, Math I, and Drivers Education (BTW) Mr. Weldon Carter received his B.A. from I.S.U.. This was his first year at C.C.H.S. during which he taught Math I, Algebra I, and Geometry. too Physical Education Department Mr. Tom Gramkow received his B.S. from I.W.S.. He has taught at C.C.H.S. 1 year and is the Department Head. Mr. A1 Austin received his B.S. and M.A. from Eastern Kentucky University. He has taught at C.C.H.S. 12 years. Just taking it easy! Alright girls, arms together and feet apart! Mrs. Roberta Helm received her Major in Music and Minor in P.E. from I.W.U.. She has taught at C.C.H.S 21 years. 101 Drivers Education Science Department Mr. George Williams, in his 11th year at Clinton High, taught Driver’s Education Classroom and Behind the Wheel. He received his B.S. at Utah State University and his M.S. at S.I.U. Mr. William Neibch completed his second year, teaching Driver’s Education. From Eastern Illinois, Mr. Neibch received his M.S. and B.S. degrees. Mr. James Monroe, who has been here for 4 years, taught Chemistry I and General Science this year. He received his B.A. and M.A.T. at the University of Iowa. Mr. Galen Strain, head of the Science Department, has been teaching at Clinton High for 12 years. This year he taught Physical Science, General Mathematics, and Physics. Mr. Strain went to E.I.U. and got his B.S. in Education and his M.S. teaching at the University of Missouri. 102 Mr. Joel White finished his fourth year, teaching Physical Science, General Chemistry, and Chemistry II. Mr. White went to Bethany Nazarene College and received his B.S. in Chemistry and his M.S. in Physical Science at Kansas State College. Mrs. Betty Kline has taught at Clinton High for eight years teaching Biology I this past year. She received her B.S. at I.W.U. Mr. Charles Lehman has taught at Clinton for twelve years with Genetics, Lab Technology, and Biology II as his courses. He received his B.S. at I.S.U. and his M.A. at Drake University. 103 Social Science Department This was Mrs. Analee Karr’s 12th year at C.C.H.S. She received her A.B. from Illinois Wesleyan and she teaches Western Civilization, Government, and Economics. Mr. Roy Thompson, a 19 year veteran of C.C.H.S., received his B.A. and M.A. from Illinois State University. He teaches American History and Psychology. Mr. Mike Arnold teaches Consumer Education, Sociology, and American History. He received his B.S. in Psychology at Illinois State University and this was his 4th year at C.C.H.S. Mrs. Karen Lemmel received her B.S. at University of Illinois and she teaches Western Civilization. This was her first year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Richard Glasson taught Spanish I, II, III, and IV at C.C.H.S. for the past 12 years. He got his B.A. at Eastern and his M.A. at I.S.U. Miss Lana Eckhardt received her B.A. at Millikin. She taught French I, II, III, and IV, and this was her first year at C.C.H.S. This was Mr. Robert Davis’s first year at C.C.H.S. He received his B.M.E. at Vandercook College of Music and taught Concert Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, and Marching Band. Mrs. Barbara Vorhees received her B.M.E. at Illinois Wesleyan. This was her first year at Clinton High and she taught Chorus. Mrs. Phyllis Arnold taught Art I, Crafts, Ceramics and Sculpture, Advanced Drawing and Painting, Commercial Design, and Honor Studio. She received her B.S. and M.S. at I.S.U. and this was her Sth year of teaching at Clinton. 105 Guidance Department Stuart Coon has been a guidance counselor at CCHS for 3 years. He has his B.A. and his Master’s from Drake University. Carolyn Glasson, with a Bachelor’s in education frorrl EIU and a Master’s from the University of Michigan, has served CCHS as a guidance counselor for 12 years. Fran Yeakel, secretary. Gloria Case, secretary. io« Special Services Sharon Simmons, B.S. of Education at Illinois State University, M.S. of Education at Illinois State University, Tenth year at CCHS. Harold Konrad, Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois, Sixth year at CCHS. Helen Stites, Library Secretary, Fifth year at CCHS. (NOT PICTURED) Valerie Myers, B.S. in Special Education and Elementary Education at Illinois State University, First year at CCHS. 107 Agriculture and Industrial Arts Dept. Mr. Peter Vanderkloot Jr. has a B.S. in Votec Ed. and M.E.D. in Guidance Counceling, both from the University of Illinois in Urbana. The Classes he taught were Woods I and II, Drafting I and II, and Arch. Drafting. This was Mr. Vanderkloot third year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Dale Sanders has a B.S. in Agriculture from Murray, Kentucky. The classes he taught this year were Ag. Machinery and Power, Ag. Supply and Service, Introduction to Agriculture, Auto Mechanics, and Conservation. This was Mr. Sanders first year at C.C.H.S. Mr. David R. Lemme taught at C.C.H.S. for his first time this past year. The courses he taught were Welding and Metals I and II. He has a B.S. from Eastern Illinois University Mr. Donald R. Prather has taught at C.C.H.S. for ten years. The courses he taught were Electric Wiring, Small Engines, and Plant and Animal Science. His degrees are B.S. and M.S., both from the University of Illinois. Mr. Harold Konrad has taught at C.C.H.S. for six years. The courses he taught this year were D.O., SWEP, and Landscaping. His degrees are B.S., Masters and AD Cert., all from the University of Illinois. 108 Keep on Cookin’’ Front-Beverly Toberman, Shirley Cyrulik, Shirley Brannon, Rosemarie Elrick, Nancy Baker, Back-Emma Jean Rempe, Irene Ryan, Mabel Strange, Lucille Heinrich, Elma Money. 109 “The Five Janiteers” Seniors Penny K Tim Stephenson Gina Utterfcack Jeff Wigginton Kim Dalton Anne Roseman Mark Montgomery Dick Sturgeon Ellen Spencer Randy Carter Pamela Sue Ritchie Gary Baker Dorita Burris Neil Cooper Jeff Spencer Sheila Thorp Robert Burton Randolph Scott Hoke Debbie Monkman Steve Rubenacker Linda Bristow David Holt Natalie Marie Crouse Dennis Carter Katherine Sue Hughes Jack DuPree Steve Thompson Stephanie Covey Dale Volker Julie Seibert Lew Hoffman Jan Turney Edward Harpenau Paula Ballcngcr Charles Taylor Peggy McCarty Kelly Peterson Ralph Shallcnberger Michelle McKnight Kurt Fatherce Jann Austin Doug Willoughby Kathy Harlow Brian Dykstra Denise DeYoung Jeff Finfrock Daniel Lee Johnson Mark Wilson Doug Oakley Alan G. Coppenbarger Polly Wilson Charles L. Sugg Betty Plotke Norman Allen Hoback Sharon Cox Nanette Adcock Cindy Griffith Jenny Creasey Robbie Reiman Hershel DePremo Dave Reimer Sandy Glenn Kent Woolery Debbie Robbinson Robert Lee McCammon Greg McKinnery Steve Thompson Kevin Wahl Curt Ilarbach Robbie Lord Carol Lynn Troxel Terry D. Neiderer Terry David Arnold Jeff Hughes McIntosh Steve Brannan Lindsey Frantz Anita Schmidt Brad Epperson Diane Sue Schmid Michelle O’Neal John Munro David Reeves Berle Powless Donald Layton Tuggle Paula Coppenbarger Jim Smith Steve Gholson Richard N. Johnson Senior Index NANETTE KAY ADCOCK: Pep Club-1,2,3; Future Nurs-es-1,2; Football Statistition—3,4; Basketball Statistition—1, 2; Girls’ Basketball—1,2; Prom Committee-3; Wrestling Statistition—1 ; Baseball Statistition-3; Sweetheart Candidate—2. CECILIA ALVES: Ballet-6 years; Tap Dancing-2 years; Piano-5 years; English—3 years; Theatre; Swim Team, 1974; FHA Honorary Sweetheart—4. LINDA ANGEL: Girl’s Basketball-1; Student Council Representative-2; Pep Club-2; Homecoming Court—4. JANN AUSTIN: Vice-president of class—1; Margol Editor-3,4; G.A.A.—1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball-3; Girls’ Track-3. GARY BAKER: Football—2,3; Track-3; School play-2, Letterman Club-3. PAULA BALLENGER: Classical Club-1,2; Pep Club-1; Ushers Club—1,2; Prom Committee—3; Wrestling Statisti-tion-l ,2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball-1;GAA-1; Baseball Statisti-tion-1. DICK BECKER: Football-1,2; Pep Club-1,2,3. STEPHEN BRANNAN: FFA-1,2,3,4. KEITH BRENDLEY: Drama-1,2,3,4; Wrestling-2,3,4; Football-3; Golf-2. LINDA BRISTOW: FHA-1,2,3,4; FHA Vice-president-3; FHA President-3; Chorus-2; Yearbook-2. MIKE BUNDY: Band-1,2,3,4; Stage Band-1,2,3; Classical Club-3; Football-1; Cross Country—2,3,4; Cross Country Tri-captain-3; Cross Country Co-captain-4; Basketball-1, 2; Track-1,2,3,4. ROBERT N. BURTON: Choir-1,2,3. DEAN BUSH: FFA-1,2,3,4; Wrestling-1. RANDY CARTER: FFA-1,2,3,4; FFA Sentinel-2; FFA Treasurer—3; FFA President—4; FFA Sectional Sentinel—4; Wrestling-1,2,3; Letterman Club-1,2,3; Band-1. SUNI CARTER: Pep Club-1,2; Classical Club-2,3; Major-ette-1,2. LES CISCO: Band-1,2,3; Cross Country-4. ORA BELLE CORNELL: Future Nurses—1,2; Chorus—1,2, 3;GAA—1; French Club—1. STEPHANIE COVEY: Girls’ Basketball-1,2,4; Girls’ Volleyball-4; Girls’ Basketball Statistician-3; GAA-1,2,3; Baseball Statistician—1,2; Student Council-1; French Club— 1,2; Freshman Class Secretary; Junior Class Council; Prom Committee; Intramural Bowling—3; Margol—3,4; Play—3; Girls’ Softball-4. SHARON COX: GAA-1; Pep Club-1; FHA-4; Chorus—1, 2,3; Basketball-4. JULIE ANN CRANG: Pep Club-1,2; Chorus-1,2; Student Council-3. JENNIFER CREASY: Honor’s Dinner-1; National Honor Society—4; French Club-1,2,3;Student Council-3; GAA-1; Girls’ Basketball-2; Baseball Statistician-1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Classical Club—1. NATALIE MARIE CROUSE: Pep Club-1; GAA-1; Clin-tonia-3. CAROL E. CUNDIFF: Pep Club-1,2; Girls’ Basketball-1, 2;Band-l;GAA-l. KIM DALTON: Pep Club-1; Classical Club-1,3; Class Favorite—4; Homeroom Representative—3; GAA-1. PAULA DUBSON (COPPENBARGER): FNC-l,2;Chor-ous-1,2; Pep Club—1. BRIAN C. DYKSTRA: Pep Club-1; Drama Club-2; Football-1 ; Cross Country—1; Basketball-2. VICKIE LYNN EICH: GAA-1,2,3,4;GAA Point Chairman-2; FNC-1; Baseball Statistician-1,2,3: Basketball Statistician-2; Girls’ Basketball-1,2,3; French Club-2,3; Margol—4; Girls’ Volleyball-3; Play—3;Chorus—1. BRADLEY JAY EPPERSON: Football-1,2,3,4; Golf-1,2, 3; MVP Golf-3; Letterman Club-3,4; Baseball—4; Band-1, 2,3,4; Stage Band-1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Representative-3,4; Play orchestra—3,4; Musicians All-American Hall of Fame-4; Outstanding Music Student Award-2. KURT FATHEREE: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2; Baseball; Track; FFA; Play—4; King’s Court-4. JENNIFER FIELDS: F.N.C.—1; Chorus—1; Classical Club— 3; Classical Club Sec.-Treas.—3; Margol—3; National Honor Society—3,4; English Award—3; Broken Mirror Award—3; Class Favorite—4; Who’s Who in American High Schools—4; Honor’s Banquet—2,3. 130 JEFFREY DEAN FINFROCK: Track-1,2. CATHY FINK: Chorus-1,2,3. STEVE GHOLSON: Football -1,2; Wrestling-2; Play -4; Intramural—3. SANDY GLENN: Track-3,4: Classical Club-1,2,3; Football Statistician-3: Play-2. RANDY GOOD: Football-1,2: Pep Club-1,2. CINDY GRIFFITH: F.H.A.-l ,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3; F.N. C.-l. BOB HALEY: Basketball—1,2,3,4; Basketball Captain-4; Student Council-1,2,3,4; Council Secretary-3; Council President-4; National Honor Society—3,4; Cross Country— 4; Illinois State Scholar; Honor’s Dinner—1,2,3; Letterman Club—3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Student; French Club-2; Margol-3; P.E. Student of the Year— 3. VICKI SUE HANDLEY: G.A.A.-l; F.H.A.-l. CURT HARBACH: Football-1,2,3;Golf-l,2,3,4;Co-Cap-tain-4; French Club—2; Drama Club-4; Lettermans Club— 2,3,4; Play-4. KATHY HARLOW: G.A.A.-l; Student Council-1,2,3; Clintonia-3; Girls’ Basketball-1. EDWARD L. HARPENAU: Classical Club-1,2; F.F.A.-2, 3,4; French Club-3,4; Library Club-1,2,3,4; Library Club Vice-President—3; Library Club President—4. JEANINE RUTH HARRY: Margol-1; Girls’ Basketball-1; Chorus-1 ;F.F.A.-2,3;F.N.C.-2,3; F.F.A.-2.3; Who’s Who In American High Schools-4; Clintonia-3; F.F.A. Blue Ribbon Award-2,3; Conservation and Gun Safety Award—4; Betty Crocker Award—4. NORMAN HOBACK: Football Manager-1,2,3; Basketball Manager—2,3; Track Manager—2,3; Manager of the Year Award—3; Basketball Statistition—1; Library Aide—1,2,3; Library Club-1,2,3,4; Library Club Treasurer-1; Library Club Vice-President-4; Science Lab Asst.-1,2; Audio-Visual Aide-1,2,3; Play-2; Play Lighting Director—3. LEW HOFFMAN: Baseball—1,2,3,4; Football—1,2; Cross Country—4; National Honor Society—3,4; Classical Club—3; Band-1,2; Stage Band—1,2. RANDY HOKE: Basketball-1,2; Baseball-1; F.F.A.-l,2, 3,4; Chorus-1,2; Pep Club-1; French Club-1. DAVID HOLT: Classical Club-1; French Club—2,3,4; Clin- tonia—2,3; Clintonia Editor—3; Margol-4; Drama Club—2, 3; Thespians-4; Play—2,3,4; National Honor Society—3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Soph-more Class Secretary-Treasurer. CYNDIE HUFF: Cheerleading-2,3; Pep Club—1,2; Letter-man’s Club—2,3; Junior Class Sweetheart; Homecoming Queen’s Court; Class favorite; Basketball—1; Clintonia—3. KATHY HUGHES: Ushers Club-1,2,3; FHA-1,2,3; Student Council Representative—3. ROGER IRVIN: FFA-1,2,3; Football-1. GREGORY A. KARR: Football-1,2; Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2; Letterman Club-1,2,3,4. CINDY KELLY: Chorus-1; Pom Pon-1; Pep Club—1,2; Classical Club—1,2,3; Play—2; Honor’s Dinner—2,3; Football Statistician-3; National Honor Society—3,4; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Illinois State Scholar. REX KENT: Football-1,2,3,4; Football All Conference Team-3; Football Captain-4; Pep Club—1,2; Student Council-1,2,4; Classical Club—1. BECKY KLINE: Pom Pon-1,2: Pep Club-1,2; FNC-1,2; Chorus—1,2; Basketball-1,2;Play—3,4; Letterman Club-3, 4; Cheerleader-3,4; Wrestling Statistician-1; Baseball Bat Girl-1. PENNY KOSKINSKI: Pep Club-1,2; Basketball-1; Cheerleader—1,2; Homecoming Queen-4, Class president—1,2; Prom Committee; Sweetheart Queen-1, Class favorite. THOMAS LANE: Football-1,2; Baseball—4. JOHN LAPPIN: Chess Club-1; FFA-1,2,3,4; Student Council-3,4; Basketball -1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Cross Country-2,3,4; Band—1,2; Letterman Club-3,4; National Honor Society—4. ROBERT MICHAEL LARAMEE: French Club—2; Basketball-1 ; Football—1; Clintonia-3,4; FFA-1,2; Intermural Sports—2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; State Scholar. DENNIS LEGGETT: Class Vice-president-3,4; Football-1, 2,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Letterman Club-3,4; Student Council-2; Prom Committee; Class favorite. ROBERT LORD: Football-1,2; Pep Club-1,2. REBECCA LYNN LOWE: Library Club-1,2; Chorus-1; Spanish Club—1. ROBERT LEE McCAMMON: French Club-1; FFA; Letter- 131 man Club; Football—1,2; Wrestling—1,2; Track—1,2. PEG McCARTY: Honor’s Dinner-3; National Honor Society-4; FNC 1,2; French Club—1,2; Margol-3,4; Student Council-4; GAA-1,2; Football-4; Track-3,4; Basketball— 4; Wrestling Statistician-1,2,3,4; Captain Baseball Statistician-1; Pom Pon—1; Freshman Class Sponsor-4; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Classical Club-1; Intra-murals-4. DEBBIE McFEETERS: Student Council-1,4; Student Cabinet—4; Junior Class Council; Senior Class Council; Prom Committee; GAA—1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1 ;Classical Club 1,2, 3; National Honor’s Society 3,4; Volleyball-3,4; Softball -3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball Statistician 1,2,4; Basketball Statistician—4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Margol—3,4; Clintonia—4; Chorus-1; Band—1; Class favorite; Senior Class Sweetheart; Homecoming Court. MICHELLE McKNIGHT: Chorus-1; FNC-I. JOHN MUNRO: National Honor Society 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling-1,3; Letterman Club- 3,4; President of Let-terman Club—4; Illinois State Scholar; Who’s Who in American High School Students. DOUG OAKLEY: Letterman Club-3; Football-4; Wrestling-4; Baseball-1; Golf-1; Track-2; Football Captain-4; Wrestling Captain. MIKE O’NEILL: Play-3; Drama Club: High School Gymnastic Team—3; Junior class secretary; Senior class president; Student Council—4. KELLY PETERSON: Pep Club-1,2; Classical Club-2; Clintonia—2; FNC-1. BETTY PLOTKE: FHA-2,3,4; FNC-1. BERLE GENE POWLESS: Letterman Club-2,3,4; Margol-4; Library Club-1; Basketball—1; Football-1; Cross Country-2,3,4; MUP-3,4; Track—3,4: Wrestling-4; Who’s Who in American High School Students. RANDY PRICE: Marching Band—1,2; Concert Band-1,2; Library Club-1,2. GEORGE RAPP: Library Club-1; Chorous—1. DAVID REEVES: French Club-1,2,3; Football-1,2,3,4; Golf—1,2; National Honor Society—3,4; Letterman Club-3, 4; Chorus—1; President of National Honor Society—4; SAR Award; Illinois State Scholar; Who’s Who in American High School Students; Student Council-2,4; Play-3,4. ROB REIMAN: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2;Track— 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; National Honor Society—3, 4; Letterman Club-3,4; Vice-president-4; Classical Club-3; Wlio’s Who Among American High School Students; Illinois State Scholar. ERIC ALAN REMPE: Cross Country-1,2;Track-l. Wrestling- 1. PAMELA SUE RITCHIE: Homeroom Representative-4; Chorus-1,2. BRYAN ROBERTS: Football-1; Baseball-4; Basketball-1,2,3; Letterman Club-l,2,3,4;Clintonia-3. DEBRA K ROBINSON: French Club—1; Band—1; Pom Pon—3; GAA—4. ROSE ANNE ROSEMAN: Chorus-1,2; GAA-1; FHA 4; Mafjorette-4; Drama-4. DIANE SCHMID: Majorette—1; Pep Club-1; Clintonia—2. ANITA SCHMIDT: Chorus-1; Pep Club-2; Classical Club-2,3; Student Council-2. JULIE SEIBERT: Clintonia-3; Pep Club-1,2; Classical Club-1,2,3; Chorus—1; Honor’s Dinner-2; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Guidance office. RALPH EVERETTE SHALLENBERGER, JR.: Football-1,2,3,4; Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2; Drama Club-1,2, 3,4; Play-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2; French Club—1,2,3; Chess Club—1, Classical Club-1,2; Clintonia-3,4; Letterman Club—3,4; Prom Committee; Speech Award; Margol-3,4; National Thespian-4; Student Council—4; Class Night Committee. DOUG SMITH: Football-1,2,3,4; Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Track-2,3; Pep Club-2; Letterman Club-3,4. JAMES SMITH: Football-1,2; Student Council—3,4. SCOTT SPELLMAN: Wrestling-1,2,3,4. ELLEN SPENCER: Student Council-4;Class Representative-4; G.A.A.-3,4; Girls Basketball-2,3,4; Softball-3,4; Volleyball-3,4. JEFF SPENCER: F.F.A.-1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasure-2; F.F. A. President—3; F.F.A. Section President—4. CHRIS (DEVINE) STOUTENBOROUGH: F.N.C.-l; Band-1; Margol-3. DICK STURGEON: Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3; Track—4; Lettermans Club; Pep Club-1,2. KIM STURGEON: PepClub-1. DAVID E. TAYLOR: Industrial Arts Club—1,2. STEVE THOMPSON: Spanish Club-1; Baseball-1,2; Play-3.4. SHEILA THORP: F.N.C.—1; Chorus—1,2; Pom-Pon Girls— 1. CAROL TROXEL: F.N.C.-l; Chorus-1; Pep Club-2; Clin-tonia-2. DONALD LAYTON TUGGLE: Concert Marching Band— 1,2,3,4; Stage Band-1,2,3; Chorus-3; Library Club-1. JAN TURNEY: French Club-1,2,3; Classical Club-1; F.N. C.—1,2; Margol-3,4; Pep Club-1,2; National Honor Society-3,4; Chorus-1,2; Student Council-4; Girls’ Basketball-1,2, 4; Cheerleading-1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club-1,2,3,4; Track-Stat. 1,2; Play-3,4; Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer; Class Favorite-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu-dents-4; Prom Committee—3; Homecoming Queen Court-4, DAR-4; Sophomore Sweetheart—2. DALE VOLKER: Marching Band-1,2,3; Concert Band-1,2, 3; Jazz Band-3; Pit Band for Play-3; Chorus-3,4;Classical Club-1,2; French Club-2,3,4; Track-1,4; Cross Country-4; Chorus Disipline Committee -4. ALLEN WADE: Basketball-1,2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Let-termans Club-2,3,4; Drama Club-3,4; Play-3,4. JEFF M. WAGNER: Library Club-1,2,3; F.F.A.-2,3,4; Chess Club; Industrial Arts Club. KEVIN WAHL: Golf Team-1,2,3,4; Golf Co-Captain-4; Basketball-1,2; Basketball Stat.—3,4; Margol—3,4; Classical Club-2,3; Lettermans Club-2,3,4. ED WALLS: Basketball-1; Cross Country-2,3,4; Track—1, 2,3,4; Lettermans Club-2,3,4; F.F.A.-1,2,3,4. GREGWESTRAY: Football-1. MARKWESTRAY: Football-1; Track-1. JEFF WIGG1NTON: Football-1,2; Piay-2. MARK WILSON: Football—1; Band—1,2,3; Chess Club—1; Play-4. POLLY WILSON: F.N.C.-l; Pep Club-2. KENT WOOLERY: Soccer-2,3; Lettermans Club-3; Bicycle Club-3,4; Outdoor Club—4; Intramural LaCrosse-3. HERSHEL DEPREMO: Lebrary Club-1,2; Industrial Arts Club-1,2; Letterman’s Club-3,4; Cross Country-3,4; Track—4; Pep Club-1. 133 Best Personality Jan Turney and Dennis Leggett Senior Class Favorites Done Most lor C.C.H.S. Debbie McFeeters and Bob Haley Best Looking Rex Kent and Cindy Huff Class Flirts Mike O’Neill and Steph Covey (Left) Most Likely to Succeed David Holt and Jenny Fields friendliest Steve Gholson and Penny Koshinski Mr. and Mrs. Senior Becky Kline and A1 Wade Class Clowns—Kim Dalton and Greg Westray (Picture not available) Best Dll'SSCd David Reeves and Carol Troxel Most Athlctu Dick Sturgeon and Ellen Spencet Seniors 136 sjoiunf Brent Brommel Cathy Bryant Kelly Burris No! Let me pose first! Bob Burton Jim Carter 138 Elizabeth Chandler Ronda Carter Jackie Chick Susan Conder Andrea Cook Robin Cooper Rita Coppenbarger Steve Coppenbarger Lila Cox Barb Crawley Kathy Crutcher Matt Cowles Rochelle Coy Tim Daugherty 139 Jim Devore Roger Dial Chris Dorman Jackie Dunham David Duran David Dyer Vicki Edwards Sharon Evans Mike Emling Tim Evans T racey Fields Here we go! Left foot first! Ernie Fenner Tina Fenner Chuck Fink uo Cindy Fink Brian Gardner Cindy Gathard Kathy Gathard John Gaultney Sharon Glenn Nancy Green .1; • It . Diana Greenwood Brad Gholson Katie Glasson Janet Gregory Cindy really dresses with style! Steve Groves Pam Harpenau Rick Handley Debbie Haas 141 Sherry Hazel Steve Hettinger Jeff Hickman LaNorris Hines Becky Hopkins Bill Hopper Becky Johnson Whow! Look who just went by, Golden Toes! Dave Johnson Amy Kleidosty Karen Kuntz Dave Jones 142 Jim Lappin Lee Lynch • Terri Markiewicz Debbie Mayfield Kirk Lonbom Connie Lowe Shelley Lund Mike Chuck , Maltby Mandrell Jody Mandrell Rhonda Mason Lee Ann Maxwell At least Steve is enjoying himself!! Anita Mary McConnell McGarry M3 Eric Miller Roger Mix Danny Moore Debbie Moore Roger Moore 144 Terry Prather Tanya Quimby Kim Radley Bill Raker Linda Raker Kelly Rasor Darwin Rautbort Scott Reinhart Lisa Rinkenberger Julie Rittenhouse Nancy Roberts Mike Rockhold Richard Rockhold Tom Rogers Ken Schoby Chuck Sears Mary Beth Seymour Vicki Shallenberger 145 Alice Schumaker John Stephenson Debra Swedeen Paula Tuggle Janet Smith Vickie Smith Doris Spencer Karen Spencer Karen Thomas Tammy Thomas Kevin Thomason Mark Tuggle 146 Walter Dan Walston Cheryl Weikel Mark Welch U7 148 Sophomores Brenda Adock LaJuana Armstrong Doug Adkins Lisa Armstrong Leisa Alstadt Terri Austin Tami Andrews Mike Angel Jean Baker Marti Baker Happiness is being a Sophomore Barbie Bardwell Dale Barnett Mary Beth Baumgartner 150 Rita Bianucce Fred Brunner Vicky Buchanan Vickie Campbell Bill Carson SOPHOMORES !!!! Gene Blue Steve Bundy Bill Chamberlain Allan Clifton Robin Burris Don Brockman Sue Bush Chris Cherryhoimes Doug Coomer Lee Cisco Tom Cooper 151 Carol Cox Clarisa Duran Marvin DeJaynes Karen Duvall I didn’t hear the bell ring Sherry Crouse Josh Depreino Sheila Dyer Karen Evans Mike Cyrulik Nancy DeMent Lisa Eccles Mike Evans 152 Terry Daniels Allen Dubson Robert Edge Sue Fatheree Margie Finfrock JoAnne Foster Marcia Gregory Doug Harris Ron Ferguson Becky Frericks Christina Hartsock Gayle Gambrell Tammy Hall Kathy Hecktrodt Juaneta Frontz Machelle Gee Joy Harmon Barb Ford Rick Goad Dennis Harris We don’t mess around—Hey!! 153 Lori Heinrich Chuck Hawes Trcna Jones Steve Kline Chuck Jost Fran Kruesser Ann Huble Mark Irvin Jeff Kartawich Stewart Lambert Jenny Huff Gene Jackson Kevin Kivelhan Sandy Hughes Michele Jones Donna Kleani Julie Roberts and Sherry Wagner in Sophomore Hall. 154 Nancy Lane Alan Laramee Bill McDonald Jonathan Maltby Steve McFeetcrs The day has just begun. John Larkin Kevin Mandrell Carol McGarry Craig McMath Kim Lecouris Debbie Martin Joe McIntosh Denver Mears Joni Lobb Jacqui McClure Donna McKimmy Kathy Mertz 155 Clint Miller Judy Nelson Bruce Painter Donna Monkman Susie Monkman Allen Morse Christy North T racie O’Neil Kim Orr Lora Parker Rick Parker Sharon Parker Rod Murkin Mike Osborne Sally Pister Cathy Poston 156 Just five more minutes, then school’s out! Randy Pound Sheryl Roethe Joe Ryann Tim Schnabel Toni Scogin Brian Ritchie Brian Ruegar Tara Jo Robinson Rob Rusher There’s always time for gossip in the commons. 157 Jeanie Sears Mike Seely Diana Sturgeon Lori Thayer Terrie Shaffer Tegrid Shelabi Danny Smith Debi Summers Robin Thayer Joyce Sprague Joe Swartz Toni Thompson Carol Strange John Tarbox Marge Stroud Lee Taylor Sophomores can do anything! 158 Tina Thrasher Roger Torbert Tracy Towns Amy Vanhaverbee Diana Vermillion Robert Volker Sherry Wagner Penny Waldren Diane Walls Kevin Watkins Julie Weaver Mike Welch Cheryl Wells Mickey West Missey Westray Cheryl Wolf John Wright 159 160 Freshmen Maurcia Abbot Della Adams Debbie Adkins Ken Alexander Barb Alwood Kathy Baker Janis Ballew v; Jim Ballew Dee Armstrong Teresa Armstrong Kay Belangee Mike Bennet Sharon Bowsher Bryant Ken Blankenship Lori Burton Rodney Burton Chuck Burton Ken Buchanan Denis Bundy 162 Tammy Burton Brenda Bush Kim Butler Steve Caroline Jacqui Carter Liana Carter Phyliss David Lori Donna Carter Chapman Chapman Cherryholmes 163 Kim Cyrulik Dana Dalton Mark Dalton Kerry Daniels Jeff Dauerty Marty DeJayes Dora Dubson Deanna Dillow Joey Duvall Kim Eich Dan Dillow Delores Duran Phil Dyer Brian Ely Kris Emling Dana Evans Lisa Fatheree Rusty Fenner 164 Nathan Fields Rusty Finfrock Cheryl Fink Diana Garren Leslie Goad Nicky Godby Eddie Frank Cathy Gaylean Greg Goodman Peggy Gregory Michelle Griffith Mike Grimes Tom Groves Julie Harpenau f V Chris Harlow Richie Harris Chris Hartsock Brian Hassinger Matt Jeff Hearon Heckenberger 165 Karen Howery Carl Huff Francis Jackson Mike Johnson Jeff Jones Tom Jones Darin Junkert Scott Kelly Julie Kendall Wendy Jones Lisa Kent Mark Jeff Killough Kraft Sara Lamkin Nancy Lappin 166 Neal Malone Mark Maltby Ken Leevey Lyssa Linehan Sherri Tony Maltby Markly Lori Meadows Jay Metzer A Lance Markley Erin Miller Kevin Miller Lisa Miller 167 Evelyn Peavey Lisa Prather Julie Primmer David Quinn Doreen Reed Janet Reinhart Teresa Rempe Doug Reynolds Don Rhodes Ron Rhodes Danny Rich 168 Elanor Robeson Mark Rockhold Jo Rossio Lori Rubenaker Lee Ryan Doug Scogins Lori Shaw Terri Smith Lesii Spencer Jay Sprague Sandi Stephens David Steward David Stewart Sherry Stiles Mark Stout Rickie Rusher Jim Sparrow Kim Stevenson Mike Sturgeon 169 Carroll Towns Jim Trail Kelly Tucker Ji Dona Tozer Susan Tuggle Jerry Turner Mike Turner Kevin Volker Chris Wagers 170 Carrie Walls Mary Kay Walston Mary Ward Penny Walters Jeff Watkins Melissa Webb Jane Welch Jeff Welch Rick Welton John Werts Bonnie Gay Williams Elizabeth Williams 172 Cecilia Alves was staying with the Dean Snyder family in rural Clinton. She came to Clinton from Brazil with a group called Youth for Understanding. This organization has exchanged students from 50 different countries since 1951. There are four people in her family. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Emmanoel Alves. Her father is in the textile business, and her mother has a public job. Cecilia has one older brother who is studying electronics engineering. Cecilia liked school better in the U.S. than she did in Brazil. When she finished school here, she had to attend high school in Brazil until December. After that, she planned to attend college in Brazil. Cecilia wants to be a secretary. Her hobbies include swimming, volley ball, reading, and listening to music. She particularly enjoys classical and romantic music. Cecilia also plays the piano, tap dances, and takes Ballet lessons. When asked what she liked best about the United States, Cecilia replied “American people are very nice. I liked my family and my friends best.” Senior Boys Compete In Beauty Contest The 1975-’76 Queen-Kent Woolery On Tuesday, April 13 at 7 p.m. in the C.C.H.S. Auditorium, eight senior boys participated in the Senior Beauty Contest. The contestants were: Tom Lane, Steve Gholson, Rob Reiman, Ralph Shallenberger, Mike O’Neill, Kent Woolery, Jeff McIntosh and Curt Harbach. Each contestant was to perform a talent routine, model in a short and long dress, and answer a few questions. After an entertaining evening of beautiful formals, gorgeous legs, and abounding talent, the runners-up and winner were announced and were as follows: Ralph Shallenberger 7th, Rob Reiman—6th, Jeff McIntosh 5th, Tom Lane-4th, Steve Gholson-3rd, Curt Harbach—2nd, and Mike O’Neill —1st runner up. The 75-76 Miss Senior was Kent Woolery. Jeff McIntosh was voted Miss Congeniality. “Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?” 175 Advertising Bob Rudolph Drs. Gordon and Gordon Buck Appliance Company Larry Welton Insurance Dawsons Sport Center Laws Mower Mart Dr. Harold B. Allen Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio Dr. Harold Weinberg Montgomery Sewing Machine Serv. Vebb and Kimbie C. CORKY PETERSON INSURANCE 123 S. Center Street Clinton, Illinois BILL CHAMBELAIN RADIO AND T.V. 320 N. Monroe Clinton, Illinois 61727 Zenith Sales and Service The quality goes in before the name goes on’ ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 401 East Clay Street Clinton, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1975 178 WALLACE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. CORPORATE OFFICES: HILLSIDE. ILLINOIS PLANTS: HILLSIDE. ILLINOIS CHICAGO. ILLINOIS CLINTON. ILLINOIS LURAY. VIRGINIA GASTONIA. NORTH CAROLINA MARLIN. TEXAS OSAGE. IOWA INNOVATORS IN BUSINESS FORMS S. SYSTEMS SINCE 1908 The Professional Company 179 CORN BELT FS INC. 501 E. Van Buren Clinton, III. __________________________________ DOLLYS GARAGE Large or Small we Fix’em all Foreign and American Cars Phone 935-3424 125 E. Jemina St. Keith Dolly—Owner DEWITT COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN CO. Grain—Seed—Feed—Wive—Etc. Clinton, Illinois 617277 Phone 935-2132 G B FLOWER SHOP “Let Our Flowers Say It For You” 425 N. Linden Phone 935-6922 MAPLE AT WALNUT WAPELLA, ILLINOIS 61777 PHONE 1217) 935-3914 INDOORS OR OUT IT'S SPRAY PHOTOS FOR AWARD WINNING SENIOR PORTRAITS 180 CLINTON IGA E. KENT CO. Open 24 Hours SINCE 1859 LUMBER 7 Days a week Clinton, Illinois FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 935-2158 MC FEETERS East Junction Route 10 54 Clinton, Illinois Phone 935-3151 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Farm machinery and Industrial Equipment International Trucks Complete parts and service RICKGAUER SAND GRAVEL 600 North Jackson Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 'jh d Co V jdD Dwight M. Rickgauer 8:00-4:30 Monday—Friday Bus. Phone 944-2571 Res. Phone 935-2497 18) WILSON—REEVES R. L. HIGH MOTOR INC. ROOFING CO. 307 E. Main St. Truck Painting—Sand Blasting Clinton, III. 1202 E. Jefferson SERVING DEWITT COUNTY SINCE 1952 Clinton, Illinois CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH Phone 935-2465 Joe Wilson Eldon Reeves CLINTON FARM STORE AND CLINTON RADIATOR WORKS 1515 East Main Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 Bus. Phone 217-935-2815 Home Phone 217-935-6764 Paul Wagner, Owner 182 CENTRAL ILLINOIS BUILDING LOAN AND HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION Clinton Illinois Thomas R. Edmunds—Sec-Treasurer 211 Quincy Street Good Luck To Class Of 76 MARTINS SERVICE QUIMBY DRUG SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 505 West Side of Square 310 E. Van Buran Dick Martin—Owner Clinton, Illinois VEL’S FROZEN CUSTARD to the Clinton Different Flavor Daily High School Class of76 Mgr. Bob Rudolph 308 Portland CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 HUFF REALTY CO. Clinton 935-3766 FARMS—HOMES—COMMERCIALS Roger F. Huff Ralph W. Huff J. R. Sams, Sales Mgr. 184 Seniors! Love is... you, me, and Bado HEY!! Friends are forever Keep on truckin’ We’ve got SPIRIT!! 186 Dress-up Day? Law Day, 1976 k.� . He’s got Leggs! Our Hero ..? “Good-bye, C.C.H.S.” Jr- ;■ „ ■ y . ; v. Hear no evil, See no evil A penny for your thoughts ... Our own Abe Lincoln Senior Skip Day Brian’s Harem 187 188 The challenges of modern education! Robert N. Haley May 1, 1976 In Memory of Boh By Jann Austin After the years, the heartfelt pain. After the numb and after the rain, “Life goes on” is what they all say, But it’s never the same. Not after the pain. We’ll always remember the good times and the bad, We’ll always remember the times that we’ve had, If only we could help for a second or two— If only we could feel that feeling for you. A hole has been left in our hearts way down deep, A hole we must fill with our memories to keep. We know that we’ll see you tomorrow in that land where dreams last forever we’ll again hold your hand. Bob Haley was very active in school sports and activities. In sports he participated in basketball, cross country, and was the Varsity Basketball Captain. Also, he was active in Margol, Student Council, French Club, Lettermen Club, and served as Student Council President his senior year. During his years at C.C.H.S. Bob was awarded National Honor Society, P.E. Student of the year, Illinois State Scholar, and Who’s Who Among American High School Students. 189 mtor ool locjici to press, inc.