Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

Clintonia Clinton High School, Clinton, Illinois Editor- Alice Schumaker Advisor Mr. James Bader Photographer— Rodney Jackson Teghrid Shalibi Janet Simmons Jove Sprague Sherry Stiles Debbie Summers Jane Sykes Crystal Thompson Toni Thompson John Thorpe Diane Vermillion Micky West Sherry Wagner Julie Weaver Jodie Woodman Claudia Prather Debbie Haas Pam Harpenau Barb Hoffman Ann Marie Hubbell Sandy Keuhl Nancy McIntyre Kathy Mer . Sheila Parker Becky Qualls Andrea Reiman Greta Rempe Theresa Rempe Dorothy Rhoades Mary Beth Riggcrt Laufa Roberts Tara Jo Robinson Staff members: Brenda Adcock Dee Armstrong LaJuana Armstrong Lisa Armstrong Tami Bandy Julie Becker Rita Bianucci Kathy Bryant Andrea Cook Sherrie Crouse Kris lording Tracey Fields Machelle (Jec Diana Haas Pages: 3- 4- 33-34-59-60-89-90-109-110-133-134-145-146-155-156-165-167-189- Dedication Activities Clubs Sports Faculty and Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Advertising 2 Dedication Choice The Clintonia staff and the Senior class are proud to dedicate the l976-’77 yearbook to Mrs. Myra M. Westray. Mrs. Westray received her B.S. at Illinois State University. For the last sixteen years, she has been a member of the Clinton English staff. During that time she has taught English IB, IIA, and IIIC. She has helped all who needed her and has been a loyal Maroon supporter. All of us at C.C.H.S. want to wish Mrs. Westray the best of luck now and in the future. 3 Westray 4 iAT Al T] Spirit Week Powderpuff Football Junior and Sophmore girls who played Powderpuff Football. Senior and Freshman girls who played Powderpuff Football. Junior and Sophmore Cheerleaders. Going for the Touchdown! Get that point. 7 Who’s has the ball! Senior and Freshman Cheerleaders. Homecoming Parade “76” was a great success in boosting the Maroons spirit. The following organizations contributed in making the parade a huge success: G.A.A., Cheerleaders, Pepperettes, Majorettes, Band, Football Team, Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, Senior classes, N.H.S., and F.H.A. Float winners were: Sophomore, first; Freshmen, second; G.A.A., third; and Seniors, fourth. Riding in the convertibles were the Queen canididates; Andrea Cook, Karen Thomas, Julie Wilson, Vickie Shallenberger, and Cindy Fink. The Homecoming activities are sponsered by the Student Council. Homecoming Parade “76” 8 9 Clinton’s Heartbreak On October 22, Clinton’s heart was broken when Canton won 20-13. The game started out with Clinton scoring first on a 43 yd. pass from Kirby MacDonald to Jeff Hickman. Conton came back and scored second with a 16 yd. run. With very little time left in the first half, Rick Parker caught a touch down pass from Kirby McDonald and Clinton led 13-6. Canton came back and scored in the third quarter and attempted a two point conversion but failed. Clinton led 13-12 until the last 38 seconds when Canton scored on a 70 yd. pass, 2 point conversion successfully and Clinton lost 20-13. Coach Neibch said it was one of their better played games. Homecoming Dance: Autumn Wind The homecoming dance was a great success. Homecoming started off with a big bang, even though we lost the game against Canton, everyone was still in high spirits after the crowning of the Homecoming queen, Andrea Cook. The dance was the following night after the game at 8:00 till 11:00, The whole weekend turn out to be alot of fun! Homecoming Queen Andrea Cook The Courtship of Eddy's Father I haven’t the faintest interest in how old you are, Ma.’ Dad, I’m in love. My son, Eddy.' “Tom, there’s something I have to say.' 14 ■1 Sweetheart Dance: Winter Wonderland Sweetheart Preview Which one will it be? FHA Sweetheart Anxious? Yet wonderful. Hey! Don't faint. F.H.A. Candidates-Gene Holt, Cathy Bryant, ringbearer, Terry Neiderer, Sweetheart Barb Volker, flowergirl, Mark Pettyjohn, and Carla Dillow. Senior Candidates-Jerry Baker, LeeAnn Maxwell, Gene Blue, Sweetheart Julie Wilson, Jeff Hickman, and Teresa Stone. I'm so camera shy! Junior Candidates-Jim Lappin, Kathy Merz, Greg Monkman, Sweetheart Carol Strange, Doug Harris, and Sherry Wagner. Coronation 1977 Sophmore Candedatcs Jeff Rasor, Sara Lamkin, Scott Place, Sweetheart Valorie Donnan, Phil Nixon, and Lisa Kent. Trying the breathe test! Freshman Candidates-Jeff Bruner, Julie Maxwell, Kirk Lonbom, Sweetheart Kari Sommers, Is it that bad off! J.T. Slote, and Lauri Steward. } J 1 I Mr. Cohen, 1976 FHA Sweetheart Karen Kuntz, ringbearer, flowergirl, Terry Neiderer, and 1977 FHA Sweetheart Barb Volker. V. WARNER PUBLIC LIBRARY CLINTON, ILLINOIS Ringbearer-Ryan Mayfield and Flowergirl- Karen Volker. 19 66This Ones for You99 Left to right: Tim Moss escorting Alice Schumaker, Gerald Painter escorting Doris Spencer, Ron Ferguseon escorting Karen Thomas, Curt Harboch escorting Vickie Shallcnberger, and Jim Lappin escorting Sherrie Hazel. The 1977 Prom Queen Teresa Stone escorted by Jeff Hickman. 23 Honor’s Front row, left to right: Mike Grimes, Ken Peacock, Brett Miller. Second row: Gayle Gibbs, Kris Emling. Third row: Melissa Webb, Jane Welch. Back row: Susie Thomason, Teresa Armstrong. 24 Banquet Front row, left to right: Randy Pound, Sue Byush, Lynn Fugate. Second row: Sheila Dyer, Debbie Brady. Third row: Marti Baker, Debi Summers, Trade O’Neil, Joye Sprague. Back row: Julie Becker, Eric Calhoun, Amy Vanhaverbeck. Front row, left to right: Becky Hopkins, Nancy Green, Mary Mc-Garry, Nancy Veirs, Teresa Prather, and Lee Ann Maxwell. Second row: Tracey Fields, Alice Schumaker, Phil Nixon, and Julie Wilson. Third Row: Rodney Morse, Nancy White. Fourth row: Cathy Bryant, Tom Rogers, Todd Zastrow, and Lisa Rinkenberger. Back row: Sharon Evans, Tim Moss, Pam Harpenau. Last row: Anita McConnell and Doris Spencer. 25 N.H.S. Inductions First row. Left to right: Nancy Green, Doris Spencer, Andrea Cook. Second row: Lee Ann Maxwell, Tom Rogers, Todd Zas-trow, Becky Hopkins. First row: Sherry Wagner. Second row, left to right: Sheila Dyer, Sue Bush, Marti Baker. Robin Burris, Debbie Summers, Lisa Armstrong. Second row: Randy Pound, Debbie Brady, Lynn Fugate, Jim Lappin, Dan Brady, Matt Cowles. 26 French Carnival 27 Schumaker, Robin Burris, Lisa Rinkenberger, and Tracey Fields. Back row: Rodney Jackson, Greta Rempe, Tom Rogers, Kevin Thomason, Nancy Veirs, Lynn Fugate, and Phil Nixon. 1977 Illinois State Scholars for the high school were Bottom row, left to right: Mary McGarry, Teresa Prather, Tracey Fields, Alice Schumaker, and Becky Hopkins. Back row: Lynn Fugate, David Dyer, Steve Hettinger, Tim Moss, and Rodney Jackson. Not Pictured is Julie Becker. 28 Honor’s Day Assembly New Student Council officers for the 1977-78 school year are the five students above. Seniors baseball players who have won the ditrict championship two years in a row. 29 Bottom row, left to right: Julie Wilson, Sharon Glenn, Andrea Cook, Nancy Green, Tina Orr, Steve Coppenbargcr, Cathy Bryant, and Jan Koesdorfer. Second row: Kelly Burris, Lisa Rinkenberger, Tom Rogers, Mike Rockhold, Third row: Nancy Veirs, Sandi Reigel, Janet Gregory, Greta Rempe, Lee Ann Maxwell, Teresa Stone, Brad Gholson, Chuck Sears, Barbara Volker, Richard Rockhold, Kelly Rasor, and Mrs. Lehman. Back row: Steve Groves, Craig Piepenbrink, Tracey Fields, Sherrie Hazel, Rick Handley, Kevin Thomason, Jim Polston, Tim Wylder, Jim Lappin, Mark Welch, Phil Nixon, and Mr. Lehman. Playtime for S e n • i o r s On May 23, 1977, thirty-four seniors left on a three day journey to Mancelona, Michigan. They were gone for three days. While in Michigan, the activities included were tennis, golf, swimming, bicycle riding, and last of all, a day spent canoing. Everyone had a great time! 31 Graduation May 27, 1977 In 34 Action Band on the Run Top row, left to right: John Rapp, Paul Harris, Jim Rapp, Jackie McClure, Nancy Lane, Phil Dyer, David Quinn, Chuck Sears, Kevin Thomason, Mike Bennett, Troy Gee, Second row: Jay McKinnery, John Wright. Kevin Painter, Ken Peacock, Kevin Volker, Chuck Day. Third row: Jim Peterson, Doris Spencer, Kim Myers, Jcannine Poor, David Dyer, Lisa Prather, Kim Butler, Nancy White, Craig Pcipcnbrink, Fourth row': Lee Cisco, Jeff Watkins, Cathy Sprague, Gene Blue, Shiela Dyer, Terry Mandrell, Chris Russell, Mark Kil-lough, Bill Wright, Tom Jones. Fifth row: Marty Underwood, Rodney Crawly, Sheryl McCubbins, Marcia Stephenson, Mary Jackson, Linda Raker, Lori Huffman, Kris Lulling, Lori Long, Kathy Bryant. Sixth row: Scott Cook, Brett Miller, Kevin Price, Della Kay Adams, Sherry Stiles, Julie Wagner, Mary Beth Riggert, Julie Wilson, Barb Hoffman. Teresa Prather, Sue Thomason. This year’s concert band proved enjoyable to all who attended their fine performances. They played at two main concerts in addition to performing in parades and in halftime at the home football games. One of their special activities was greeting President Ford in Lincoln as the feature band. The pep band entertained many listeners at basketball games. The jazz band proved their outstanding abilities by performing also at concerts. The definite success which the band lias achieved is due not only to the band members, but also to their director, Mr. Davis. We thank him for his recognizable talent and skillful guidance. f irst row, left to right: Doris Spencer, Lee Cisco, Scott Cook, Brett Miller, Marty Underwood, Jay McKinnery, Kevin Price, Jeff Watkins, Rodney Crawley. Second row: Phil Dyer, Kevin Thomason, Chuck Sears, David Quinn, Troy Gee, Mike Bennett, John Rapp, Jim Peterson, Third row: John Wright, Kevin Painter, Ken Peacock, Robert Lane, Kevin Volker, Jeannine Foor, David Dyer. Fourth row: Cathy Sprague, Terry Mandrell, Sheila Dyer, Criag Piepenbrink, Gene Blue, Chris Russell, Mark Kil-lough. Bill Wright, Lisa Prather. Fifth row: Kim Butler, Nancy White, Julie Wagner. Mary Beth Riggert, Julie Wilson, Barb Hoffman, Teresa Prather, Cathy Bryant, Kris Emling, Lori Long, Lori Hoffman, Della Kay Adams, Sue Thomason. Jazz Band . . . Coffee House Concert Clinton’s Chorus Is Right on Key Ginton chorus has been right on key this year. They started the year out by being in the Christmas parade, where they were very well received. This appearance was followed by a Christmas concert that was well attended, and was thought to be the best choral concert performed in years. Spring concerts also promise to be good quality. The group is going to have it’s own contest at home this year. Good going! Front row: Ranky Rittenhouse, Mark Mills, John Sharkey, Donna Tozer, Terrie Parsons, Deniese Bundy, Mary Kay Ward, Debbie Farmer. Second row: Terrie Smith, Machelle Griffith, Tami Myers Tina Bush, Terrie Mandrell, Jeff Calvert, Rick Rusher, Mark Dalton, Ginger Lewis, Katie Cowles, Carol McGaughey, Mary Beth Riggert, Marcia Hovis, Sherri Stiles, Stacey Junkert. Third row: Julie Kindell, Rowena Fenner, Brenda Prackel, Kim Myers, Tracy Johnson, Carla Dillow, Kevin Thomason, Ira Bryant, Roger Massey, Lisa Miller, Andi Reiman, Val Donnon, Teresa Lord, Shelly Willoughby, Vickie Lechner. Forth row: Cindy Luster Sheryl Thayer, Teresa Baker, Kim Orr, Diane Sturgeon, Laura Roberts, Mike Rockhold, Bill Bradley, Bill Bryant, Jim Rapp, David Stewart, Russell Followell, Jill Archer, Lisa Chamberlin, Deana Fugate, Marcia Taylor, Carol Conn, Marcia Butts, Mrs. Vorhees. 38 Front Row: Sharon Bowsher, Lori Chapman, Debbie Martin, Missy Westray Back Row: Carol Taylor, Dorothy Rhoades, Dana Dalton, Sherry Stiles, Kris Emling, Donna McKimmey The majorettes sponsored by Merry Dalton, were busy during the year with alot of activities. Practicing two days a week, through out the summer and school year, has kept the girls very busy. The majorettes performed at all the home football and basketball games. One of the highlights of the year was performing for President Ford at Lincoln. This being the Majorettes first year, they feel they have accomplished alot. 39 Peppereiies First row, left to right: Mary Lou Williams, Diane Haas, Carol Strange. Carole Conn, Julie Maxwell, Robin Burris, Beth Walston, Barb Morris. Second row: Valerie Donnan, Kari Sommers, Debbie Adkins, Jane Welch, Dana Thompson, Greta Rempe-captain, Teresa Rempe, Lisa Kent, Lori Meadows, Kathy Merz, Andrea Cook. Seniors from bottom: Barb Morris, Andrea Cook, and Greta Rempe. 41 C.C.H.S. Cheerleaders Bottom: Sherry Wagner, l adra Owens, Becky Mason, Jennie Sears, Sheila Parker, Wendy Jones, Vickie Shallenberger, Julie Roberts, Trade O'Neal, Sheryl Thayer. Middle: Diane Harpenau, Debi Hass, Karen Thomas, Cindy Fink. Top, Mary Kay Walston, Kay Belangee. 42 Varsity Cheerleaders Sophomore Cheerleaders Top row Left to right; Kay Belangee, Mary Kay Walston, Sheila Parker, Julie Roberts, Wendy Jones. How exciting! Arms together! 44 Freshmen Cheerleaders 45 Top row, left to right: Diane Harpenau, Fadra Owens, Sheryl Thayer, Carol Rinkenberger, and Becky Mason. National Honor Society 1st Row: Mrs. Karr, Tim Moss, Katie Glasson, Tracey Fields, 2nd Row: Tom Rogers, Alice Schumaker, Lisa Rinkenberger, Nancy Veirs, Sharon Glenn, Doris Spencer, Teresa Prather. Becky Hopkins, 3rd Row: Julie Wilson, Lee Ann Maxwell, Nancy Green, Andrea Cook, Mary McGarry, 4th Row: Tim Wylder, Steve Hettinger, David Dyer, Phil Nixon, Todd Zastrow, Kevin Thomason, Craig Piepenbrink, Rod Jackson. Vice president-Katie Glasson President-Tim Moss Secretary-Treasurer-Tracey Fields One of the greatest honors a high school student can receive is election to the National Honor Society. According to the national office, a student must have at least a “B” average in order to be eligible. In the Charles Evans chapter at C.C.H.S., a student may first become eligible during the second semester of his junior year. Eligibility for induction is based on scholarship, character, leadership, and service. After totaling the service points of all students scholastically eligible, each teacher rates those students whom he knows as to character and leadership on a scale of 1-10. After totaling and averaging the points of all four categories, those students whose points meet the predetermined quoitent are inducted into National Honor Society. 46 47 Front row, left to right: Laura Roberts, Mary Jackson, Valerie VanOrman, Teresa Rempe, Debbie Brady, Carol McGarry, Leslie Spencer, Crystal, Thompson, Miss MacNamee. Second row: Kim Butler, Nancy Wilson, Dru Duff, Tamie Peak, Ann Hubbell, Lisa Rinkenberger, Tracey Fields, Greta Rempe, Julie Wilson, Mrs. Kratz. Third row: Debi Summers, Jane Sykes, Mary Beth Riggert, Dorothy Rhoades, Janet Kratz, Gail Gibbs, Kathy Bryant, Mary McGarry, Pam Harpenau, Becky Hopkins. Fourth row: Anita McConnell, Andrea Reiman, Lee Ann Maxwell, Sherry Hazel, Karen Kuntz, Peggy Murphy, Bev Lowe, Tina Lowe, Janet Simmons, Tami Bandy, Shelley Tucker. Fifth row: Kathy Cray, Debbie Mayfield, Nancy McIntyre, Evelyn Peavey, Jan Boesdorfer, Jean Boesdorfer. The Girls Athlete Association is one of the few clubs which regularly meets every week. The club participates in several activities including the Homecoming parade and French Carnival. Some of its activities are volleyball, flag football, and bowling. Every year the club has both a formal and informal initiation. The GAA officers are Lisa Rinkenberger, President: Greta Rempe, Vice-President: Tracey Fields, Sec-Treas.: Mary McGarry and Jan Boesdorfer, Points Chairmen. GAA is sponcered by Mrs. Kratz and Miss MacNamee. 48 F.H.A. First row: Lori Long, Ann Hubble, Mrs. Hieronymus, Cathy Bryant. Barb Volker. Second row: Susan Thomason, Kim Myers, Brenda Prakel, Denise Bundy, Tami Myers, Peggy Gregory,Ginger Mathis. Third row: Kris Emling, Debbie Mayfield, Peggy Murphy, Sharon Evans, Lynette DeYoung, Julie Harpenau, Helen Brady, Michelle Griffith, Chris Wagers, Karen Kuntz, Susan Williams. Top row: Erin Miller, Kathy Bray, Jan Boesdorfer, Jean Boesdorfer, Sherrie Crouse, Dee Dee Dillow, Penny Prather. Bottom row: Ann Hubble, Secretary; Lori Long, Degree Chairman. Top row: Barb Volker, President;Cathy Bryant, Vice president. F.H.A. Activities To start off the year the old members held a weiner roast to welcome the new members. Since school had started, the club had many fun activities. They sold plaques and calenders to help make money. They attended a Section 4-C Rally, too. There Ann Hubble was elected Section secretary. Activities of the year included sponsoring the Sweetheart Dance and an activity with another F.H.A. club. Another activity was sending Barb Volker and Ann Hubble to State F.H.S. HERO Conference in April. They also held an awards night and a picnic. 49 F.F.A. Front row: Dale Sanders, Advisor; John Jackson, Roger Dial, Ron Ferguson, Brian Gardner, Chuck Fink, Jim Lappin, Tom Rogers, Julie Wilson, Richard Rockhold, Dave Burk, Randy Pound, Joe Ryan. Second row: Steve McFeetcrs, Mike Seely, Mike Cyrulik, Kraig McMath, Brian Crang, Bart Miller, Marty Rockhold, Jim Riddle, Chet Utterback, Jim Redding, Kevin Price, Jeff Bruner. Third row: Eddie Stone, Doug Koons, Gene Blue, Tom Cooper, Mike Johnson, Ron Burk, Kevin Miller, Mike Henderson, Mike Grimes, Jay Sprague, Dana Evans, Bob Epperosn, Don Prather, Advisor. Back row: Jackie Dial, David Lambert, Larry Thayer, Russell Dial, Mike Thayer, Mark Rockhold, Marvin Long, Alan Laramee, Suzie Rogers, Laurie Steward, Nancy Wilson, John Werts, Lynn Fugate. Future Farmers of America The Clinton FFA Chapter received it’s Charter in December of 1945. Since then the chapter has grown to become one of the strongest in our area. Some of the activities have been: landscaping the front area of the school and planting trees along the sides of the school. The members also worked with the 4-H placing flowers on the Square. A few of FFA’s contest areas are: Land use, Parlimentary Procedures, Grain Shows, Public Speaking, Livestock Judging, Demonstration, Mechanics, and Foundation. The FFA club, along with Farm Bureau Young Farmers manage a ten acre corn plot just west of the school. Julie Wilson with one of her prize lambs. 50 Front row: Ron Ferguson, Vice president; Julie Wilson, Secretary; Tom Rogers, President. Back row: Brian Gardner, Sentinal; Chuck Fink, Treasurer; Jim Lappin, Reporter. F.F.A. Basketball Team Front row: Dale Sanders, Coach; Ron Ferguson, Brain Gardner, Jim Lappin, Tom Rogers, Chuck l ink, Richard Rockhold, Roger Dial. Second row: Marvin Long, Steve Crang, Marty Rockhold, Jiin Riddle, Jim Redding, Mike Grimes, Jay Sprague. Third row: Don Prather, Coach; Dana Evans, Lynn Fugate, Mike Johnson. Not pictured are Doug Koons, Kevin Price, and Mike Seely. 52 Front row, Tina Bush, Kevin Volker, Lisa Kent, Mary Kay Walston, Dana Thompson, Jane Welch, Robin Burris, Brenda Adcock, Joye Sprague, Julie Weaver. Second row, Marc Rockhold, Yvonne Nelson, Cindy I'ink, Katie Glasson, Nancy Green, Andi Reiman, Cindy Luster, Julie Maxwell, Jeff Bruner, Jeff Gholson, Terri Smith, Toni Thompson, Third row, Bart Miller, Diana Vermillion, Sheryl Thayer, Jeannie Sears, Lisa Armstrong, Fadra Owens, Kari Sommers, Melissa Webb, Julie Wilson, Beth VanHaverbeke, Tersa Prather, Top row, Neil Malone, Gerald Painter, Lynn Fugate, Steve Hettinger, John Werts, Rod Jackson, Jim Sloat, Richard Rockhold, Craig Piperbrink, Brett Miller, Mr. Coon (sponsor). Student Council—A Busy Year Student Council is a self-supporting organization of students that serve as a voice for the student body. They help with the concerns of students and aid in communications between students, faculty, and administration. This year, students from the council participated in several committees. On the student discipline committee, early graduation committee, and weighted grading system committee, members of the council expressed their policies. Another committee the council participated in served as a lia-son with the administration; problems and possible solutions were presented by both students and administration. Student council also was in charge of many homecoming activities. They sponsored spirit week, picking winners and awarding prizes each day, as well as sponsoring the homecoming dance, snake dance and bonfire, and the assembly for the homecoming queen. In addition, the council awarded the prize money and helped to organize the homecoming parade. Furthermore, they also held several money making projects this year. Among these were the buttons, banners and Fuller-Brush products. This year proved to be a successful one for the council, and we hope many more will follow. Bottom-Yvonne Nelson, Parlimentarian Second row-Lisa Kent, Secretary; Bart Miller, Treasurer; Cindy Fink, Vice President Top-Craig Piepenbrink, President 53 Clintonia Bottom row, left to right: Diane Haas, Kris Emling, Ann Hubble, Claudia Prather, Mary Kay Walston, Joyc Sprague, Andrea Cook, Jodee Woodman, Rita Bianucci. Second row: Dee Armstrong, Cathy Bryant, Tami Bandy, Jan Simmons, Andrea Reiman, Jane Sykes, Dorothy Rhoades, Mary Beth Riggert, Tracey Fields, Pam Harpenau, Toni Thompson. Third row: Sherry Wagner, Sherri Stiles, Nancy McIntyre, Sandy Keuhl, Lisa Armstrong, Robin Thayer, Becky Qualls, Sherri Crouse, Laura Roberts. Third row: Alice Schumaker, Editor; Rodney Jackson, photographer; Debi Summers, Kathy Merz, Tara Robinson, Micky West, Juli Weaver, Diana Vermillion, Brenda Adcock, Machelle Gee. Front Row: Juli Kendall, Kim Butler, Becky Hopkins, Diane Haas, Jo Rossio, Bonnie Williams, Mary Kay Walston, Becky Qualls, Second Row: Helen Brady, Brad Gholson, Kevin Thomason, Craig Piepenbrink, Lisa Armstrong, Jeannie Sears, Dee Armstrong, Third Row: Debi Summers, Dor- is Spencer, Cathy Bryant, Back Row: Tom Bartkus-Sponcer Margol Margol is the name of the Clinton High School's newspaper. Officers for the 1976-77 school year were: Editor— Cathy Bryant, Co-Editor Debi Summers, Secretary-Treasur-er-Doris Spencer, Sports Editor-Lesli Spencer. The purpose of Margol is to represent the schooland to serve the school faithfully by reporting school news. The sponcer for the 1976-1977 school year was Tom Bartkus. Margol Seniors: Becky Hopkins, Doris Spencer, Back Row: Helen Brady, Kevin Thomason, and Cathy Bryant. OFFICERS Editor Cathy Bryant Co-Editor Debi Summers Secretary-Treasurer Doris Spencer Sports Editor Lesli Spencer 55 Lettermen Club First row: Christina Hartsock, Robyn Thayer, Doris Spencer, Valerie Donnan, Sheila Parker, Barb Morris , Diane Haas, Sherry Wagner, Jeannie Sears, Karen Thomas, Vickie Shallenberger, Jeff Hickman, Tim Daugherty, Tim Evans, Kenny Westray, Robin Burris, Scott Reinhart, Chris Donnan, Todd Zastrow, Chuck Sears, Kay Belangee. Second row: Sue Bush, Terri Austin, Greta Rempe, Mary McGarry, Carol McGarry, Debbie Brady, Leslie Spencer, Teresa Rempe, Barb Hoffman, Chris Conn, Teresa Stone, Mary Kay Walston, Wendy Jones, Jeff Bell Carol Rainey, Julie Roberts, Janet Gregory, Nancy Green, Andrea Cook, Lee Ann Maxwell, Debbie Haas. Third row: Linda Raker, Teresa Prather, Nancy White, Sheila Dyer, Alan Laramee, Lisa Kent, Phil Nixon, Cindy Fink, Mark Welch, Robert Volker, Rick Parker, Tom Pruser, Stuart Lambert, Richard Rockhold, Jim Lappin, Julie Wilson. Fourth row: Cathy Bryant, Jan Boesdorfer. Karen Howry, Bart Miller. Brad Gholson, Craig Piepenbrink, Kevin Thomason, Brett Miller, Chuck Jost, Randy Pound, Jeff Kartawich, Kevin Mandrell, Kirby McDonald, Fred Bruner, Danny Smith. Fifth row: Jacqui McClure, Tracey Fields, Lisa Rinkenbergcr, Jackie Dunham, Marc Rockhold, Matt Cowles, Chuck Mandrel!, Nelson Poe, Tim Wylder, Kevin Price, Chris Russell, Gene Blue, Dave Westray, Roger Torbert, Dennis Harris, Ron Fergueson. Sixth row: Paul Wade, Tracie O’Neil, Kathy Merz, Debbie Adkins, Mary Lou Williams, Lori Meadows, Jeff Long, David Dyer, Terry Daniels. Eric Calhoun, Kevin Volker, Mike Maltby, Dan Brady, Steve Hettinger, Tim Moss, Jim Polston, Doug Adkins, Tom Douin. 56 Talented Thespians Left to right. Top to Bottom: Dee Armstrong, Crystal Thompson, Dcbi Summers, Chris Hartsock, Valerie Donnan, Kevin Thomason, Doris Spencer. Lisa Eccles, Rod Jackson. Juli Weaver, Lisa Armstrong, Chris Conn. Officers Left to Right: Rod Jackson, Lisa Eccles. One of Clinton High School’s newest organizations is Troupe 3151 of the International Thespians Society. This is the second year for the organization, as it received its charter last year. There were eleven charter members. Eligibility is determined by a points system. One must have 10 total points and must have performed in two major plays. Both on-stage and backstage work are required. Induction of new members comes after the fall play and after the spring musical, with a banquet being held in the spring. The Troupe’s long range goals include enlarging its theatrical scope by participating in contests, as well as doing readings, and possibly theater in the round. The Thespians Troupe produces all of the school theatrical productions, this includes financing. Mrs. D. Ann Jones is serving as sponsor for this organization. 57 French Club f ront row: J uli Kendall, Jay Metzger, Francis Jackson. Second row: Susan Williams, Julie Harpenau, Jan Simmons, Annette Evans, Nancy Lap-pin,. Third row: Randy Niederer, Dana Thompson, Susan Goldon, Cindy Luster. Fourth row: Marty DeJaynes, Jimmy Cobb, Jeff Daugherty, Mrs. Laffey. The French Club is organized for students who want to further their interest in the French language and culture. The 1976-’77 French Club was sponsered by Mrs. Laffey. The officers of the club were: president, Jay Metzger; vice-president, Julie Kendall; secretary-treasurer, Francis Jackson. Activities included a Christmas party held on December 20. The French Club also sponsered the annual French Carnival. 58 59 60 Ik I 4. flii • k I tf 4.V f 7 if Varsity Football umm umu w I'ront row: Mike Rockhold, Mark Welch, Tim Moss, Tim Evans, Tim Wylder, Craig Piepenbrink, Jeff Hickman, Jim Lappin.Phil Nixon, Jack Chick, Dan Moore. Second row: Fred Bruner, Doug Adkins, Alan Laramee, Roger Tobert, Ron Fergueson, Kirby McDonald, John Trowbridge, Richard Rockhold, Randy Pound, Tim Schnabel, David Westray. Third row: Chuck Jost, Stuart Lambert, Tom Pruser, Eric Calhoun, Rick Parker, Mark Dyer, Jeff Daugherty. Brett Miller, Tim Sparrow, Tom Groves, Lee Ryan. Fourth row: Assistant Varsity Coach Steve Hagenbruch, Head Coach Bill Neibch, Marty DeJaynes, Mark Rockhold. Ken Buchanon, Bart Miller, John Werts, Fresh-soph. Coach Bob Munds, Soph. Head Coach George Wylder, Fresh. Head Coach Weldon Carter. 62 Fighting Maroons 63 Senior Football Jack Chick Quarterback, End Tim Evans Guard Jeff Hickman Quarterback Jim Lappin Tackle Dan Moore Halfback Tim Moss Phil Nixon Craig Piepenbrink Tackle Fullback Center 64 Stars of ’76 Richard Rockhold Halfback Chuck Sears Halfback Mike Rockhold Halfback John Trobridge Mark Welch End End Tim Wylder Guard 65 Fighting Sophomore Football First row: Ken Buchanan, Mark Dyer, Brett Miller, Marty DeJaynes, Tom Groves, Doug Reynolds, Marc Rockhold, Matt Yeakel, Jim Sparrow, Phillip Dyer, Second row: Bart Miller, Brian Ely, Ken Blankenship, John Werts, Lee Ryan, Scott Cook, Jeff Daugherty, David Westray, Neal Malone, Top: Coach Munds, Manager Jeff Long, Coach Wylder. Sophomore Football 1976 Clinton 6 Lakeview 6 Clinton 28 Olympia 6 Clinton 14 U-High 15 Clinton 14 Central Catholic 8 Clinton 12 Metamora 27 Clinton 6 Mt. Zion 12 Clinton 16 Glenwood 22 Clinton 6 Pontiac 9 66 Freshman Football Front row, Left to Right; Tom Linehah, Bob Daniels, David Green, Jeff Woodman, Dennis Reynolds, Jeff Gholson, Tim Green. Linden Baker, Kyle Kent, Second row, Mike Rickgauer, Hasan Shalabi, Jim Horger, Ben Chandler, Dave Spencer, Larry Shaffer, J.T. Sloat, Marty Rockhold, Jeff Bruner, Third row, Randy Crouse, Bob Epperson, Mike Thayer, Jim Krueser, Bill Wright, Nyle Short, Steve Martin, Fourth row, Jeff Long, Coaches Mr. Wylder, Mr. Munz. and Mr. Carter. 67 Cross Country Front row, left to right: Lisa Armstrong, Dee Armstrong, Debbie Brady, Karen Howry, Lisa Miller, and Katie Cowles. Middle row: F rancis Jackson, Jay Metzger, Robert Volker, Randy Neiderer, Chuck Day, Brad Gholson, Kevin Thomason, Kerry Daniels, David Quinn, and Jim Cobb. Back row: Coach Evans, Allen Morse, Danny Brady, Kevin Mandrell, Jeff Kartawich, Matt Cowles, Kevin Volker, Kenny Westray, David Dyer, and Steve Bundy. 68 Senior Stars Our Senior Stars are Bottom row, left to right: Matt Cowles, Mike Rockhold, Kevin What’s up, boys? Thomason, and Tom Rogers. Back row: Danny Brady, Jim Lappin, Chuck Mandrell, and Pedro de Melo. 69 Front row, left to right: Karen Kuntz, Jan Boesdorfer, Peggy Murphy, and Anita McConnell. Middle row: Coach MacNamee, Della Kay Adams, Barbara Hoffman, Crystal Thompson, Terry Austin, Sue Bush, Jeannie Sears, Sherrie Wagner, and Claudia Prather. Back row: Gayle Gibbs, Cathy Bryant, Leslie Spencer, Jane Sykes, Debbie Brady, Carol McGarry, Teresa Rempe, Wendy Jones, Martha Place, Mary McGarry, and Trisha Smith. 70 Maroon's Girls' Basketball Team 4 Top Row-left to right: Coach Judy MacNamee, Sheila Parker, Leslie Spencer, Andi Reiman, Nancy Lappin, Greta Rempe, Carol McGarry, Debbie Brady, Karen Howry, Nancy Lane, Gayle Gibbs, Pam Harpenau, and manager-Kim Butler. Bottom Row left to right: Carol Rainey, Mary Kay Walston, Beverly Lowe, Janet Simmons, Carol McGaughey, Diana Sturgeon, Barb Hoffman, and Joni Lobb. The Girls’ Basketball team had a working season this year coached by Judy MacNamee. The J. V. team made the season with 04 and the Varsity team ended at the mark of 34. This team at the Washington Basketball Tournament put up a great fight; however, they lost to the other team. The fighting Maroons kept the spirit going through the season. J. V. Team Scores: We They 12 26 Olympia 10 40 Monticello 14 66 Springfield Southeast 22 31 Mt. Pulaski Varsity Team Scores: They 43 30 52 34 82 51 61 Olympia U-High Central Catholic Monticello S.S. Pontiac Mt. Pulaski 71 Maroons Post Back row Left to Right., Randy Neideirer, (manager) Jeff Rasor, Kirby McDonald, Roger Torbert, Jay Middendorf, Kirt Oakley, Steve Kline, Jeff Bell, Dennis Harris, Doug Harris, Dan Smith, Front row Left to Right Jeff Hickman, Kenny Wcstray, Tim Daugherty, Dan Brady, Todd Zastrow. We They Argenta 55 51 Lakeview 60 59 U-High 71 60 Central Catholic 45 44 Green Valley 79 57 Tri-City 77 61 Mason City 62 70 Farmer City 73 70 Morton 55 74 Washington 60 67 Olympia 70 47 Mahomet-Seymour 63 55 Pontiac 51 49 Pontiac 53 51 Octavia 56 47 I, V.C. 59 93 U-High 64 67 Central Catholic 61 62 Monticello 67 66 Olympia 48 57 Canton 61 66 Metamora 70 76 Rantoul 58 65 This year’s basketball season proved to be an exciting one. The team’s over-all record was 13-10. They captured second place in the Mason City Holiday Tournament. Captain for this year’s team was senior, Kenny Westray. The team consisted of five seniors, nine juniors, and one sophomore. Winning Season 73 Senior Cage Stars Jeff Hickman Todd Zastrow Dan Brady Tim Daugherty Kenny West ray Senior Girls Stars Senior Stars are left to right: Greta Renipe, Mary McGarry, and Pam Harpenau. These girls showed alot of improvement tliis year. 75 Super Stars S o P h o m 0 r e B a s k e t b a 1 I Coach Carter, Chris Junkert, Phil Dyer, Ken Buchanan, Jeff Daugherty, Kevin Cray, Todd Reeves, Jay Metzger, Rick Welton, Don Holl, Matt Hearon, Marty Dejaynes, Nathan f ields, Manager; Randy Niederer 76 Golf Team Top row: Coach Gramkow. Middle row: John Hoffman, Jim Polston, Steve Hettinger, Tom Douin, Matt Heron Front row: Doug Koons, John Sharkey, Jeff Heckenbuiger. Kevin Price was not present for the picture. , Chris Junkert, Greg Goodman. GOLF 1976 Clinton 172 U-High 165 Bloomington 158 Clinton 171 Auburn 180 Glenwood 169 Clinton 182 Central Catholic 167 Fairbury 185 Clinton 227 Lincoln 208 Olympia 239 Clinton 171 Lincoln 153 Clinton 172 Central Catholic 150 Clinton 162 Olympia 176 Clinton 167 U-High 164 Clinton 373 Pontiac 329 Clinton 168 Olympia 175 Clinton placed 5th in the Heart of Illinois Conference. 77 £ Wrestlers Varsity Wrestlers. Left to right, row 1: J. D. Cooper, Brett Miller, Randy Pound, Brad Gholson, Jeff Woodman, Nick Godby. Row 2: Coach Bartkus, Norman Poe, Eric Calhoun, Tim Wylder, Phil Nixon, John Werts, Craig Pcipenbrink, Bart Miller, and Assistant Coach Munds. Varsity and J. V. Teams. Left to right, row 1: Mike Placek, J. D. Cooper, Brett Miller, Jeff Gholson, Brad Gholson, Jeff Woodman, Nick Godby. Row 2: Norman Poe, Eric Calhoun, Dennis Reynolds, Doug Reynolds, Larry Shaffer, Mike Rockhold, Bart Miller, Row 3: Coach Bartkus, Kerry Daniels, David Westray, Phil Nixon, Randy Pound, Tim Wylder, John Werts, Craig Peipenbrink, Assistant Coach Munds. 78 Statisticians. Left to right, Row 1: Dorothy Rhodes, Carla Dillow, Rita Coppenbarber, Sharon Glenn, Jane Welch, Cheryl Fink. Row 2: Diana Sturgeon, Lisa Kent, Dee Armstrong, Mary Beth Riggert, Debi Summers, Carol Strange, Kim Butler, Diane Haas, Christina Hartsock, Row 3: Carol Rainey, Lisa Armstrong, Robyn Thayer, Lori Heinrich, Sandi Stephens, Della Adams, Lee Ann Maxwell. 79 Left lo right: Coach Lehman, Jack Chick, Bill Chamberlain, Roger Torbert, Jay Mindendorf, Mike Maltby, Todd Zastrow, Jeff Bell, Ken Westray, Doug Adkins. Coach Wylder, Doug Harris, Jeff Rasor, Fred Bruner, Chris Conn, Jack Dunham, Roger Rossio, Tim Wylder, Jeff Hickman, Tim Lvans, Eric Calhoun. 1977 Varsity Baseball The 1977 baseball team, under the management of Coach Lehman, had a tremendous season. They won Eastern division of the Heart of Illinois Conference. Coach Lehman is proud of the team, especially his Senior Stars: Jack Chick, Jack Dunham, Mike Maltby, Jeff Hickman, Todd Zastrow, Tim Evens, Chris Conn, and Ken Westray. 80 c } tt] O a ''} Jr. Varsity Baseball Yr Front row, left to right: Jay Metzger, John Werts, Marc Rockhold, Bob Stephenson, Stan Covey, Brian Ely, Jeff Bruner. Second row: Mike derson, Tim Green, Lee Lucky, Don Holl, KeUy Chiek, Linden Baker, Matt Hearon, Jim Sparrow, and Coach Wylder. 81 Girls Softball In front: Coach MacNamee. First row, left to right: Susan Summer, Tara Jo Robinson, Tami Bandy, Dorothy Rhoades, Carol Rinkenbcrgcr, Barb Morris, Karen Thomas, Crystal Thompson, Joni Lobb, Debbie Farmer, and Becky Woolridge. Second row: Marsha Stephenson, Robin Orr, Gayle Gibb, Ginger Lewis, LaNorris Hines, Kim Myers, Tina Lowe, Trade O’Neil, Vickie Shallenberger. Back row: Sherrie Hazel, Lori Posten, Fran Kruc-ser, Nancy Lane, and Tammy Peck. 82 Freshman Basketball Standing left to right: Coach Hagenbruch, Bruce Bishop, Ben Chandler, Randy Crouse, Bruce Mandrel!, Kelly Chick, Linden Baker, Nyle Short, Jim Kreuser, Tom Linehan, Randy Rittenhouse. Kneeling: Marty Underwood, Hanan Shalabi, Dave Spencer, Bob Epperson, Steve Williamson, Tim Green, Jim Sloat, Jeff Bruner, Scott Baum, Mike Rickgaur, Bob Stephenson 83 r 4 % Front row, left to right: Stacey Junkert, Barb Hoffman, Diane Harpenau,Trisha Smith, Leslie Spencer, Jackie McClure, Marti Baker, Sue Bush, and Beverly Lowe. Back row: Karen Howry, Teresa Rempe, Debbie Brady, Carol McGarry, Greta Rempe, Nancy Lappib, Mary McGarry, Cheryl Fink, and Mr. Hagenbruch. 84 Greta Rempe and Mary McGarry are our Senior Stars. These two girls showed great improvement and helped make our girls track a great success. Track Team Front row, left to right: Mike Grimes, Troy Gee, Jim Sloat, Marti Rockhold, Ira Bryant, Nelson Poe, Tom Linehan, Robert Daniels, Carroll Towns, Bill Wright, Marti Merz, David Huff. Second row: Chuck Day, Mike Bennett, David Quinn, Rick Parker. Dan Smith, Kevin Thomason, Tom Rogers, Brett Miller, Matt Cowles, Bart Miller, Mike Rockhold, Bill Bryant. Rob Volker, and Coach Evans. Third row: Coach Munds, Dave Westray, Pedro deMelo, Dan Brady, Chuck Mandrell, Jim Lappin, Randy Pound, Jeff Kartawich, Chuck Jost, Kevin Mandrell, and Jeff Daugherty. 87 Fall Sports Banquet On November 15, 1976, the annual fall sports banquet was held in CCHS commons. The banquet was to honor those members who were on the football team, golf team, cross country team and the cheerleading squad. After the dinner, attended by students, parents, and faculty, the awards were announced. Most valuable player in the football squad, golf squad, and cross country squad, respectively, were Jeff Hickman, Greg Goodman, and Chuck Day. Also, the cheerleaders received honors that night, too. 88 Winter Sports Banquet In the C.C.H.S. commons on March 22, 1977, the Winter Sports Banquet was held to honor the winter sports. They honored boys’ basketball, wrestling, girls’ basketball, pompom squad, girls’ volleyball, and cheerleaders. After a .nice potluck supper, attended by parents, students, and faculty, the awards were given to the teams. The award of most valuable player for the teams were, respectively, boys’ basketball Ken Westrey, wrestling Brad Gholson and Phil Nixon, girls’ basketball-Debbie Brady, and girls’ volleyball-Leslie Spencer. Each of the cheerleaders and pom-pom squad received awards for their support in the winter sports’ activities. 89 ation District 15 Board of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION: Left to right: Dr. Harold Weinberg, Jack Eikenberg, Fred O. Price, Vice-President, Gary Archey, Superintendent. Carl Troxel, President, Walker Evans, Secretary, Laura Adcock, and Glenn Foster. The Superintendent Mr. Gary Archey is presently serving his first year as superintendent in the Clinton district. 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 55 V High School Office • Charles Craig Glenn, school principal; Indiana University, B.S., Western Illinois University, M.S., and his Secretary s. Arlene Hoffman. Mr. William Neibch, Vice-principal; Eastern Illinois University, B.S. and M.S.,and his Secretary Mrs. Ohlemeyer. Mr. James Bader, Dean of Students: Milikin University, B.S., and Illinois State University, M.S. Mrs. Fran Yeakel, Mr. Bader’s secretary. 95 Home Economics Department Mrs. Chirs Hermann B.S. I.S.U. Sew. for Profit II, Needle Trades 11, Foods 1, Hero 1 semester at CC.H.S. Mrs. Lois Hieronymus B.S. I.S.U. M.S., Millikin, University Family Liv., Foods I, Meal Planning, Child Dev. 19 years at C.C.H.S. Mrs. Cathy Frost B.S., Iowa State University Int. Dec., Hero, Sew for Profit I and II, Needle Trades I and II, 5 years at C.C.H.S. Mrs. Caron Coan B.S., I.S.U. Chefs Cook, Cloth I, Food Serv. I and II 1 year at C.C.H.S. 96 Agricultural and Industrial Arts Mr. Donald Prather University of Illinois, B.S., M.S. Small Engines, Plant and Animal sciences. Electric Wiring, Motors, Conversation 11th year at C.C.H.S. Mr. David Lemmc Eastern Illinois University, B.S. Metals I and II, Welding 2nd year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Peter Vanderkloot, Jr. University of Illinois, B.S., M.E.D. in Guidence Woods I and II, Drafting I and II 4th year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Dale Sanders Murray State University, B.S. Ag. Machinery Power, Ag. Supply Service, Intro, to Ag. Conversation Auto Mechanics, and Ag. Occupation 2nd year at C.C.H.S. % 97 Drivers Science Education Department Mr. George Williams Southern Illinois University Drivers Education Behind the Wheel and Classroom 12 years at C.C.H.S Mr. Steve Hagenbruch Eastern Illinois University Drivers Education Behind the Wheel First year at C.C.H.S Mr. James Monroe B.A., M.A.T. at University of Iowa; Louisiana State Southern Illinois University Chemistry and General Science Fifth year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Joel White B.S. at Bethany Nazarene College and M.S. at Kansas State College IPS Physical Science, General Chemistry, and Chemistry II Fifth year at C.C.H.S 9B Mrs. Betty Kline Illinois Wesleyan University, B.A. Biology 1 9th year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Charles Lehman Illinois State University. B.S., Drake University, M.A. General Science, Biology II, Lab Technology, Genetics 13th year at C.C.H.S. 99 Business Dept. Mr. Paul Harden Eastern Illinois University, B.S., Illinois State University, M.S. Accounting, Typing I, and Introduction to Business 21 years at C.C.H.S. Mrs. Pat Allison Eastern Illinois University, B.S. Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Typing II, Typing I, and C.O.P. 2Vi years at C.C.H.S. 100 Math Dept. Mr. George Wylder Western Illinois University. B.S., University of Illinois. M.S. Algebra I, Math IV, Calculus 13th year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Robert Munds Illinois State University, B.S. Geometry, Math I, Algebra I 1st year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Weldon Carter Illinois State University, B.S. Algebra II 2nd year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Patrick Henry Illinois State University, B.S. Algebra II, Photography, Math I 5th year at C.C.H.S. 101 Physical Education Department Judy MacNamee B.S. from Ashland College and M.A. from I.S.U. Health and Physical Education 1 year at C.C.H.S. A1 Austin M.A. from Eastern Kentucky University Health and Physical Education 13 years at C.C.H.S. Tom Gramkow B.S. from I.W.U. and working on his M.S. at I.S.U. Physical Education and Health 2 years at C.C.H.S. Dolores H. Kratz B.S. from S.I.U., I.S.U., and U. of I. Health and Physical Education 17 years at C.C.H.S. 102 Special Service Dept. 42} Mr. Harold Konrad University of Illinois, B.S., M.S., Adv. Certificate in Guidence Teaches Landscaping, D.O. I and II, S.W.E.P, 7th year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Mark Evans Hanover College, B.A., Illinois State University, M.S. Teaches-Reading 3rd year at C.C.H.S. Mrs. Sharon Simmons Illinois State University, B.S., M.S. Teaches-Librarian 11th year at C.C.H.S. Mrs. Valerie Myers Illinois State University, B.S. Teaches-Special Education 2nd year at C.C.H.S. 103 English Department D. Ann Jones Arkansas State Teachers College, B.S. and M.S. English IA, IVB, Drama, Speech 4th Year at C.C.H.S. Kathleen Willoughby Illinois State University, B.S. English IA, IIB, IIIB 11th Year at C.C.H.S. Reta Rinkenberger Illinois State University, B.S. and M.S. English IIB, IIIB, Eng. Lit. 9th Year at C.C.H.S. Myra Westray Illinois State University, B.S. English IB, HA, I11C 16th Year at C.C.H.S. 104 Kathleen R. Miller Western Illinois University, B.A. English IC, I IB, III A 4th Year at CC.H.S. Tom Bartkus St. Joseph’s College, B.A., Western Illinois University, M.S. English IIA, IIIB, Creative Writing, Creative Reading 4th Year at C.C.H.S. James R. Adcock Eastern Illinois University, B.S., Western Illinois University, M.S. English IB, IIC, III A 15th Year at CC.H.S. 105 Social Science Dept. 106 Social Science Dept• Mrs. Phyllis Arnold Illinois State University, B.S. Commercial Design, Crafts Design, Ceramics and Sculpture, Introduction to Art, Advanced Drawing and Painting 6th year at C.C.H.S. Mr. Richard Glasson Eastern Illinois University, B.A., Illinois State University, M.A. American History 13th years at C.C.H.S. Mr. Mike Arnold Illinois State University, B.S. Consumer Education, Socialogy, American History 5th year at C.C.H.S. Mrs. Analee Karr Illinois Wesleyan University, A.B. Western Civilization, Government, and Economics 13th year at C.C.H.S. 107 Guidence Dept. Stuart L. Coon received his B.A. and M.S.E. at Drake University. He has been a guidence counselor at C.C.H.S. for 4 years. Mrs. Carolyn Glasson received her B.S. and M.S. at Eastern Illinois University and at the University of Michigan. She had been a guidence counselor at C.C.H.S. for 12 years. 108 Cooks and Janitors This year’s cooks are as follows from left to right: Emma Jean Rempe, Rose Marie Ellrick. Pat Crutcher, Shirley Brannon, Nancy Baker. Mabel Strange, Irene Ryan, Dixie Lobb, Lucille Heinrich and Linda Wheller. This year’s janitor’s are as follows from left to right: Raymond Newby, Merle Moore, Kenny Kindred, John Knopp and Curtis Covington. 109 no Brent Brommel Sandra K. Riegel Mary McGarry Craig K. Piepenbrink Lee Ann Maxwell Mike Ending Rebecca Sue Johnson Allan Kark Morse Rita Coppcnbarger Thomas R. Woollen Debra LcAnn Mayfield Matt Cowles Barbara Volkcr Bill Raker Nancy Jo Veirs Ken Schoby Andrea Sue Cook Jay A. Peterson L. Scott Osborne Vicki Edwards Strange James Riley VanValcy 111 Janet Smith Vickie Lynn Smith mmy Carter Jill A. Middendorf Cathy June Bryant John M. Stephenson Sherrie A. Hazel LaNorris Marie Hines David Dyer trie Miller Kimberly Sue Rodlcy Tom Rogers Julie Lynn Rittenhouse Amy klciilosty Jim Polston David Johnson Debbie Vinson Tim Wylder Nancy White Gerald L. Painter Pamela Harpenau Dan Walston Katherine Elizabeth Glasson John T. Jackson Mary Morris Lynda Raker William D. Hopper Ronda Carter Kenneth Reed Westray Janet Lee Gregory Kevin Waters Woodrow Morton Kelley Diane Rasor Jackie Dunham Jody A. Mandrcll Doris Spencer Steve Groves Kathy Crutcher Mark David Welch Debbie Sue Wills Chuck Howerton Julie Ann Wilson Chris Donnan Marjorie Nixon Finfrock Kevin Thomason Sandy Kuehl Helen Brady Teresa Ann Stone Tuggle Krnie Fenner Pcggi Murphy Nelson Poe Anita L. McConnell Terri Markiewicz Larry W. Ingram Roger A. Dial Phillip Rodney Nixon Janette Kay Boesdorfer Jeffery Lynn Hickman Nancy Kay Green Karen Kuntz Paul Wade Richard Rockhold Rhonda Mason Rodney D. Jackson Lori Patterson I Shelley Sue Lund Debbie Nelson Cynthia Lee Pettyjohn Danny D. Brady Valorie Suzanne VanOrman David Lynn Rapp Scott Reinhart Lynn rugate Charles Mandrcll Tracey Helds Teresa Stone-Lettermans club-4; Student Council-1; Prom Committee—3; Powder Puff Football 4; Baseball Stat 3, 4; Basketball Stat 3, 4; Football Stat-4: Senior Class Representative. Teresa Prather Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1; French Club-1, 2; Honors Banquet 1,2, 3, 4; Drom Major-2, 3,4; Play-2, 3; Jazz Band 3, 4; Wrestling Stat 3; N.ll.S. 3.4; Student Council-4; 111. State Scholar; Who's Who; All American Hall Of Fame Honors. Janet Smith-G.A.A.-l, 2. Kathy Bray-G.A.A. 4; Usher club-1,2; F.H.A.-4. Helen Brady-F.H.A.-1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3. Margol—4. Brent Brommel Football 1, 2; Play—1,2; Debate Team-1; PI ay-4. Nancy Veirs Pom Pom 1, 2; National Honors Society-3,4; French Club-2; FNC-1; Student Council 3; Parliamentarian -3. Lynn Fugate-Jazz B and Band- 1,2; FFA 1.2,3; X-Country 2; Student Council 3. Gerald Painter Jazz Band Band—1,2; Student Council Representative-4. Yvonne Nelson-FNC—1,2; Student council-2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball-2; Play 2; Prom Committee 3; French Club-2, 3; Pep Club-1; Pom Pom-2; Track Assistant-2. Debbie Hass-Pom Pom 1,2, 3; Capain-3; Cheerleader 4; GAA-2, 3; Wrestling Stat—2, 3; A1FS: Lettermans Club 3, 4; Who's Wlio-3,4; Clintonia 3; Student Council 2; Prom Committee—3; Homeroom Rep. 3,4. Doris Spencer-Home Ec.-2, 3, 4; Wrestling Stat—2, 3, 4; Band-1,2, 3, 4; Chorus-3; Margol-4; National Honor Society-4; Thespain 4; French Club—1,2; Plays-1,3,4. Mark Welch Lettermans Club—2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling-1, 2,3; Golf-1; Baseball-2, 3; French Club-2,3; Plays-3. Kathy Richards-FHS -2. Pam Harpenau-FHA-2, 3, 4; Library Club-1; GAA -4; Clintonia-4; Girls Basketball-3, 4; Powder Puff Football-4. Phil Nixon-Class Vice-President—1; Class President—2,3,4; National Honor Society—3,4; Football-1,2, 3, 4; Co-Captain-4. Wrestling—1,2, 3. 4; Most Improved-2; Co-Cap-tain-4; Lettermans Club—2, 3,4; Honors Dinner—1,2, 3; Done most for C.C.H.S.—4. Greta Rempe Pont Pom 1. 2, 3,4; Captain-4; FNC 1; Girls Track—1,2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball-3. 4; Clintonia-4; GAA 3, 4; Vice-President-4; Prom Committee-3; Powder Puff Football-4; Letterman Club-4; Basketball Stat-4. Sandi Riegel Pont Pom—1,2,3; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Sweetheart 1; Homecoming Queen Court-4; Class Tres.-4. Rod Morse Football 1; Baseball—2. Sharon Glenn Honors Dinner 1.2;Margol 2,3; French Club-2, 3; Girls Track Team-2; Wrestling Slat 3.4; NHS— 3. 4; Track Stat-3, 4; GAA-3. Mike Rockhold Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track -1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3. 4; Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4; Play-4. Matt Cowles-Football-1, Basketball 1,2; X-Country-3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Most Improved 3; Lettermans Club-2, 3, 4. Rod Jackson—Football-1,2, 3; Track 2; Wrestling 1; Play—2,3.4; Student Director—3,4; Stage Manager-2; Thespians-3,4; NllS -3,4; Jazz Band 1,4; Band—1; Pep Club-1; Student Council -2. 3, 4; Prom Committee-3; Clin-tonia Photo-4; Math Contest- 1,2,3,4. Cathy Bryant—FNA-1,2, 3; FHA-1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Margol 3. 4; (editor) Chorus-1,2, 3; Band-2, 3. 4; Clin-tonia—3, 4; Girls Volleyball—4; Lettermans Club-4. Brad Gholson-Wrestling-1,2, 3, 4; Captain-4; Student Council 1,2; Class Tres.—3; X-Country—4; Lettermans Club-1,2, 3, 4; Football-1; Play-1,4. David Dyer N11S 3, 4; Football-2; Jazz Band Band-1, 2. 3. 4; X-Country—4; Lettermans Club—3, 4; Wrestling—4; Honors Banquet—2, 3, 4. Kevin Thomason Football 1; Basketball -1, 2, 3; Track-2, 3. 4; X-Country—4; Class President—1; Band Jazz Band—1, 2, 3. 4; Play-4; Chorus 4; Lettermans Club -2, 3, 4; Thespian Club-4; NHS-3,4. Connie Lowe-F.H.A., G.A.A., F.N.C., Library club. Powder Puff Football. Sharon Evans-Usher’s-1,2; F.H.A.-l, 2, 3,4; Pep club-1. Karen Evans—F.H.A.—1,2, 3, 4. Brian Gardner-Basketball 1,2; F.F.A.—2, 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 3; F.F.A. Sentanial-4; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee-3,4; F.F.A. Basketball-3, 4; Student and Faculty basketball 3,4. Andrea Cook-Cheerleader—1,2,3; Class Secretary-2; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Girl’s Basketball-1; Prom Committee 3; Clintonia-4; Pom Pom—4; Spring Play-4; Letter- man Club—3,4; Class Favorite—4; National Honors Society— 4; Homecoming Queen-4; Powder Puff Football—4. Janet Gregory-Football Stat-4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Representitive 3; Lettermans Club-4; A.I.F.S.. Powder Puff Football-4; Pep Club-1. Tim Daugherty-Basketball-1,2, 3,4; Student Council—3; Lettermans club-2, 3,4; Class favorite-friendliest-4; Prom Committee-3; Float Committee 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club-1. Vickie Shallenberger—Pep Club—1; Pom Pom-2; Prom Committee—3; Student Council—2; Float Committee—3; Cheerleading-3, 4; Class Flirt 4; Play 1,3; Softball-3, 4; Basketball—3; Lettermans Club-2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Clintonia—3; Powder Puff Football-3, 4. Chuck Sears-Football-1,2, 3, 4; Tri-Captain -4; Basketball —1,2, 3; Lettermans Club—1,2, 3,4; Jazz Band-1,2, 3,4; Band-1,2, 3,4; Band President—2; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Homeroom Rep.-l, 2, 3,4; Class officer—2, Prom Committee—3, Class Ring Committee—2, School Play—3; Band Hall of Fame-4. Becky Hopkins-Pep club-1 Margol—2, 3, 4; Prom Committee-3; G.A.A.-4; National Honor Society—4. Dan Brady-Football—1,2, 3; Cross Country-4; Basketball—1, 2, 3,4; Track—2, 3, 4; Most improved player—2; Lettermans Club-3,4. Chris Donnan-Band (concert, jazz)—1,2, 3,4; Football—1, 2,4; Basketball—1,2; Student Council—1; Lettermans club— 4; Class Favorite (Mr. Senior); Hall of Fame Band Award. Becky Johnson-Band-1; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Play—1, 2; Mar-gol-2, 3. Mike Maitby—Lettermans club-1,2,3,4; Baseball—1,2, 3, 4; Football-1; Basketball-1, 2. Ken Westray-Baseball—1,2, 3, 4; All-Conference—3; Basketball-1, 2, 3,4; Captain-4; Football-1,2; Cross Country—3, 4; Lettermans club—1,2, 3,4; Class Favorite. Todd Zastrow-Baseball-1,2, 3,4; Football-1,2; Letter-mans club—1,2, 3, 4; Honors Banquet-1,2, 3; Basketball— 1,2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Player. Anita McConneell-G.A.A.—2,3,4; Student Council-1,2; Prom Committee-3; Volleyball Stat-4; Wrestling Stat-2; Senior Class Representative; Margol—2, 3; Honors Banquet— 1,2; Pep club—1. Tim Evans—Lettermans club-1,2,3,4; Football— 1,2,3,4; Tri-Captain; Baseball—1,2,3,4; Most Improved Player; Basketball-1. Tom Rogers-1,2, 3, 4; Football-2; Track-4; National Honor Society, Honor’s Dinner-2, 3; Play—4; Band—1; Prom Committee—3; Homecoming Escort, Float Committee-1,2, 3.4. Tracy Fields-GAA -2, 3. 4; Secretary-4; French Club 2, 3; National Honor Society-(Secretary); Plays-3,4; Honors Dinner-2, 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Clintonia-4. Jeff Hickman-Football-1,2, 3, 4; Basketball-1,2, 3,4; Baseball-1,2, 3, 4; Class Favorite (Most Atletic) 4; Letter-mans Club-1,2, 3, 4: All Conference Football Baseball-4; Sweetheart Homecoming Escort; Prom Committee-3; Pep Club—1; Float Committee—1, 2, 3.4. Jim Lappin-Football-1,2, 3, 4; Track-2, 3, 4; Basketball— 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; FFA-Chapter sentinel-3; FFA-Chapter report—4; Lettermans Club-3,4; FFA-Basketball—3,4; Prom Committee-3; Band 1; Play-3; Float Committee—2, 4; NHS-4. Serrie Hazel-GAA—1,2, 3, 4; Concert Band—1,2, 3,4; Play —2; Secretary; Prom Committee—3; Homecoming court—4; Senior Sweetheart—4; Basketball 2. Julie Wilson-Concert Band-1,2,3,4; Homecoming court— 4; Student Council-2, 3, 4; National Honor Society—3,4; Honor’s Banquet-2, GAA-1,2, 3, 4; FFA-3,4; Secretary— 4; Prom Committee; Basketball Stat 1. Chuck Mandrell Football-1; Track-2, 3, 4; X-Country -4; Clintonia—4; (Treasurer)—3; Lettermans Club—3,4; Play-4; Thespians-4. Jack Chick-Football-1,2, 3, 4; Baseball-1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals—1, 2, 3; Lettermans Club—2, 3, 4; Pep Club—1, French Club-1,2. Craig Piepenbrink-Football-1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1,2, 3, 4; Play-2, 3, 4; Student Council-3, 4; (President National Society-3, 4; Band—1,2, 4; Jazz Band Band—1, 2,4; Lettermans Club—3, 4. Dave Burk-FFA-4. Jim Polston-Golf-1,2, 3,4; Lettermans Club-3,4; Play-2, 3.4. Barb Volker-FHA-1,2, 3, 4; (President and Sweetheart-4); Band-1. Valorie VanOrman-F.N.C.-l, 2; G.A.A.-2, 3, 4; Pom Pon 1; Volleyball-1. Cheryl Weikel-Pom Pon-1,2, 3; Chorus-1,2. Vickie Smith—Pom Pon-1. Paula Tuggle—Drama club-1; French club—1. Jill Middendorf Pep club 1, 2, 3; Drama club 1; Flag 3; Pom Pon—2; Banner carrier 1; Speech Team—2. Kirk Lombom-Drama club-1; Play 1. Jean Bocsdorfcr—F.N.C.—1; F.N.A. -1,2, 3, 4; G.A.A.-3, 4; Chorus-1,2, 3; Usher club-1. Peggy Murphy-F.H.A.-4; G.A.A.-4; Volleyball—4. Debbie Mayfield-F.H.A.-l, 2,3,4; G.A.A.-l, 2, 3,4. Jackie Dunham-Baseball—1,2, 3. 4; Honors Dinner-1; Lettermans club-3, 4. Nelson Poe—Football—1,2; Baseball manager-2; Lettermans club-3,4. Richard Rockhold-Football-1,2, 3, 4; Track - 1,2, 3; Wrestling—1; Jazz Band—1,3; Lettermans club—1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. —4; Student Council—4; Spring Play—4; Prom Committee—3; Float Committee—1,2, 3,4. Nancy Green N.H.S.-4; Student Council 4; Football Star-4; Lettermans club—4; Senior Class Favorite; Pep club— 1; Prom Committee-3; Honors Banquet-1, 2; Power Puff Football-4. Mary Beth Seymour—FNC—1,2: Prom Committee; Honor’s Banquet—2, 3; Student Evaluation Committee—4; Jazz Band —3; Concert Band-3. Jody Mandrell-Concert Band-1,2, 3; Jazz Band-1,2. Sandy Kuelh—Library Club-1; (Vice Pres.) Pom-Pom—1; Chorus-1,2, 3; GAA, FHA, Prom Committee, Track-2, 4; Clintonia-4. Alice Schumaker— Band-1,2; FNC—1, 2, 3;(Vice. Pres.) editor-Clintonis—1,2,4; Student Council-2,3; French Club-1,2; (Pres.) NHS-3,4; AIFS-3; Who’s Wlio-4; 111. State Scholar—4; Class Favorite—Most Likely to Succeed—4; Senior Money Making Committee. Honor’s Dinner—1,3. 4. Lisa Rinkenberger—GAA)1,2,3,4; Fnc—1,2,3; Clintonia— 1,2, 3; Gaa—2; Clintonia-3; (editor) Clintonia-Photo-2; FNC-2, 3; Prom Committee-3; Homeroom Rep.-3, 4; DAR, Honor’s Dinner-1,3; Play—2, 3. Tim Moss-Football-1,2, 3, 4; Basketball—1,2, 3; Golf-1, 2; Student Council—1; National Honor Society-3, 4; Jr. Class Vice President, Class Favorite-Most Likely to Succeed, Honor’s Dinner-2, 3; 111. State Scholar. Steve Hettinger-Football-2; Basketball-1,2, 3; Golf-2,3. 4; Captain 4; Lettermans Club-1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-3,4; 111. State Scholar-4; Student Council-4; Honors Dinner—1,2,3; Who’s Who—4. Carol Stites—F.N.C.—1,2; Prom Committee—3. 131 Class Favorites BEST DRESSED-Kevin Thomason and Cindy Stewart MOST ATHLETIC-Jeff Hickman and Mary McGarry BEST PERSONALITY-Kenny Westray and Cindy Fink CLASS FLIRTS-Tom Rogers and Vickie Shallenberger 132 MOST FRIENDLIEST-Tim Daugherty and Andrea Cook A DONE MOST FOR C.C.H.S. -Philip Nixon and Katie Glasson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDTim Moss and Alice Schumaker s E N I O R S CLASS CLOWNS-Craig Piepenbrink and Tammy Thomas MR. AND MRS. SENIOR-Chris Donnan and Nancy Green 133 BEST LOOKING-Kirk Lonbom and Rhonda Mason ■HEM Brenda Adcock Jean Baker Barbie Bardwell Dale Barnett Jeff Bell Steve Birk Gene Blue Fred Bruner IV. Rita Bianucci Debbie Brady Machelle Gee-Prcs., Kathy Merz-Vice Pres. Jodee Woodman-Secretary, Sherry Wagner-Treasurer 136 Steve Bundy Kelly Burris Robin Burris Eric Calhoun Diane Campbell Pauline Burton Sue Bush Bill Chamberlain Bill Carson 137 Mike Cyrulik Nancy Decker Sherry Crouse Josh DePremo Tom Douin Sheila Dyer Lisa Eccles Margie Finfrock JoAnn Foster Juanita Frontz 138 Gayle Gambrell Sandy Hughes Joy Harmon Jeff Imel Marica Gregory Dennis Harris Ron Hedgecock Mike Irvin A Doug Harris Ann Marie Hubble Gene Jackson Christian Hartsock Chuck Jost 139 Nancy Lane John Maltby Kevin Mandrcll 140 Rodney Murkin Trade O’Neill Mike Osborne Bruce Painter Laura Parker Rick Parker Sharon Parker Randy Pound James Rapp 141 Jeff Rasor Sheryl Roethe Laura Roberts Terri Shaffer Tim Schnabel Jeannie Sears Toni Scogins Mike Sealy 142 Joe Ryan Tara Jo Robinson Trudy Shumard Danny Smith Trisha Smith $ Bob Shaw Tehrid Shalabi Joye Sprague Carol Strange Debi Summers Marge Stroud Diane Sturgeon 143 Lee Taylor Lori Thayer Robyn Thayer Christy Thomas Tracey Towns Amy VanHaverbeke Roger Torbert Penny Waldron 144 Jodee Woodman Brett Woodard Randy Woolen 145 Sophomore Fun 146 h '+A Sharon Bowsher Lori Burton Bill Bryant Rodney Burton 148 Ken Buchanan Tammy Burton Brenda Bush Liana Carter Jackie Carter Dee Armstrong Ken Blankenship Chuck Burton Kim Butler Phyllis Carter Jim Cobb Jay Creasey Marcy Daniels Dee Dillow Stan Covey Scott Cook Jeff Daugherty Valerie Donnan Marty DeJaynes Dru Duff Eddie Coy Lanette DeYoung Phillip Dyer Kevin Cray Mark Dalton Danny Dillow 149 Cheryl Fink Greg Goodman Julie Harpenua 150 Barb Hoffman Diana Garren Peggy Gregory Chris Hartsock Don Holl Debbie Farmer Mike Grimes Lisa Fatheree Leslie Goad Tom Groves Nathan Fields Nick Godby Chris Harlow Karen Howery Mike Johnson Lisa Kent Gordan Lesson Wendy Jones Julie Kendall Tom Jones Scott Kelly Steve Hunter Francis Jackson Chris Junkert Darin Junkert Sara Lamkin Kenny Leevey . sty. Nancy Lappin Lyssa Lineham Lauri Long Lee Luckey Neal Malone Mark Maltby Sherri Maltby Lori Meadows A r' Brett Miller Andy McGee Robin Orr Barb Paddock Lisa Miller Ken Mitchell Jay Metzger Erin Miller Randy Niederer Robin North Wayne Palmer Shelia Parker Terric Parsons Tami Peck Lisa Prather Debbie Prackel Bart Miller Kirt Oakley Ken Peacock David Quinn % Doug Reynolds Kirn Stephenson David Steward Jim Stephenson Terrie Smith Lori Sullivan Jim Sparrow Doug Scougins Sandra Stephens Jay Sprague Lesile Sprague Mindy Tayor Dawn Terry Sherry Stiles Mike Sturgeon 153 fi Mike Terry Mark Tippitt Susan Tuggle y Carrie Walls Melissa Webb Susan Thomason Crystal Thompson Kathy Tomes Carrol Towns Mary Vinson Polen Kevin Volker Dana Thompson James Trail Penny Waters Mary Thompson Kelly Tucker v Jeff Watkins Lynn Wheeler 154 Jane Welch Bonnie Williams Nancy Wilson Jeff Welch John Werts Mary Lou Williams Peggy Wright Elizabeth Williams mr m Becky Woolridge Steve Williams Lisa Wrone Rick Welton Susan Williams Matt Yeakel 155 156 wnfit David Brockman Tim Butler Jill Archer Kari Bell Jeff Bruner Robin Calhoun Bruce Bishop Jeff Calvert 1 Teresa Baker Roger Burton Nancy Campbell Tami Bandy Tina Bush Lisa Chamberlain 158 Ben Chandler Carole Conn Randy Crouse Rodney Crawley Rick Dalton Rowena Fenner Jeannine Foor Susan Golden Tim Green Susie Gregory Lu Holl Diane Harpenau Barb Hantla Susan Duvall Tina DeYoung Russel Dial Deanna Fugate Troy Gee Jeff Gholson Gass Officers Bottom to Top: Kari Sommers-Secretary-Treasurer, Andi Reiman-Vice President, Jim Sloat-President 159 Richie Harris John Hoffman Mike Honecker Mary Hulgan Pat Jost Kyle Kent Mary Jane Jackson Jan Kratz Jim Kreuser Reatha Henderson Jim Horger Danny Johnson Jim Kinder Kay Howry Robin Huffman Tracy Johnson Gary Jones Doug Koons 160 Susan Kuehl Tom Linchan Cindy Luster Steve Martin Pam Metzger Robert Lane Jeff Long Vicky Lynchner Becky Mason Sheryl McCubbins Roger Massey Scott Miller Rob Michaels Loretta Lewis Michelle Martin Jay McKinncry Shelli Mitchell 161 Jerry Monkman Todd O’Neil Fadra Owens Kevin Painter Pam Parker 162 Ken Raines Carlo Rinkenberger y Larry Shaffer Jan Simmons Dorothy Rhodes Randy Rittenhouse Hasan Shalabi Jim Sloat Mike Rickgaur Marty Rockhold John Sharkey Stacey Smith M f A Jim Riddle i Kari Sommers Dennis Reynolds 'r Mary Beth Riggert Cathy Sprague Don Rhodes 163 Dave Spencer Susan Summer Brenda Spurling Jane Sykes Dennis Terry David Terry John Thorp Shelley Tucker Mark Vinson Julie Wagner Bob Stephenson Lauri Steward Tim Tarter Carol Taylor Sheryl Thayer Marty Underwood Chet Utterback Rene Waller Beth Walston Marsha Taylor Diane Thompson Beth VanHaverbeke Susan Welch 164 165 166 CLINTON STANDARD SERVICE MAIN GRANT STS. CLINTON, ILLINOIS 61727 Bink Mileham Dale Brewer HARDIN’S STATIONERS COUNTRY COMPANIES Hallmark cards, Party goods, “We’re a little different than most Gifts insurance people” When you care enough to send DeWitt County Farm Bureau Route 54 West, Clinton, III. the very best Ph. 935-5620 or 935-5712 Office Supplies 404 South Side Square WARREN MARTIN AUCTION COMPANY Warren, Larry, and Stan Clinton Ph. 935-3245 or 935-8211 or 935-3722 FINE ARTS CENTER OF CLINTON Instruction on Piano, Guitar, Banjo, Dance, Voice, Organ, Children’s and Adult Art 119 W. Macon Ph. 935-5055 I Represent Clients—Not Companies TIM A. QUINN Diversified Financial Services 606 South Madison Clinton, Illinois 61727 217 935-3848 home 217 935-6311 office Small Business Consultant Financial Planning Tax Services 168 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 169 THORP SEED CO R.R. 3 CLINTON, ILL PH. 935-2171 Golden Harvest HYBRIDS THAT LIVE UP TO THEIR NAME (Dealer name, address and telephone no. go here. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 HUFF REALTY CO. Clinton 935-3766 FARMS—HOMES—COMMERCIALS ROGER HUFF J. R. SAMS—SALES MAGR. RALPH HUFF E. KENT CO. LUMBER SINCE 1859 CLINTON, ILLINOIS 935-5530 201 SOUTH CENTER STREET PHONE (217) 935-3166 ‘PcdtettSuM- Funeral Directors glinto . 'HUhoU 315 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE (117) 935-2141 171 DAIRY QUEEN CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1977 SCRUMPDILLYISHUS Food—Drinks—Dairy Queen 220 E. Main PUTTING OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK YOU 935-3779 In Store Bakery— CLINTON 1 G A Delicatessan FIRST Hot and Cold Lunches 935-3984 pl]jjj| tone JACK SHARKEY, CCU INSURANCE V. T. Best—Owner AGENCY pES7 toRwC?MPANYPh. 217-935-2176 Route 10 West Clinton, Illinois 61727 935-2412 FAMILY INN RESTAURANT 110 N. Monroe Clinton, Illinois KIRKHAM’S STANDARD STATION Fast Car Wash, Atlas Tires, Mechanical Service, Wrecker Service Ph. 935-3001, U.S. Rts. 54,51,10, Clinton, III. FA-NEEK BEAUTY SALOON Loretta—Ruby—Caryl—Co-owners 212 E. Main Clinton, III. 61727 Ph. 935-8514 Pleasing You Pleases Us CANNON’S FAMILY SHOPPER 1 Block West Junction Routes 10, 54, 51 Open 9 to 9 Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9 Sundays 10 to 6 172 Congratulations To The Class of 1977 THE VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY Open Hearth Camelot Restaurant Town Country Motel Highway 54 West, Clinton, III. Restaurant Colonial Inn Colonial Restaurant Highway 54—Farmer City, III. Motel HOLLAND BROTHERS, INC PLUMBING, HEATING, AND COOLING Wapella, Illinois 935-5128 BILL CHAMBELAIN RADIO AND T.V. 320 N. Monroe Clinton, Illinois 61727 Zenith Sales and Service T£MiTH © The quality goes in before the name goes on GRIFFIN DRUGS N. Side Sq. MYERS 66 SERVICE “Juniors” Clinton, Illinois 220 S. Grant Clinton, III. 173 RICKGAUER SAND GRAVEL 600 North Jackson Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 Dwight M. Rickgauer 8:00-4:30 Monday—Friday Bus. Phone 944-2571 Res. Phone 935-2497 BEIMV Locally Ownoo • Nationally Kn Betty and Bob Meyer, Owners 802 N. Side Sq. Phone Clinton, III. 935-2222 THE CARPET CENTER THE ONLY CARPET SPECIAL STORE IN THE CLINTON AREA 211 E. Main Ph. 935-9454 Clinton, III. PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE 212 E. Main Clinton, III. PHONE 935-8333 Richard L. Ammann, R. Ph. FREE DELIVERY 174 CENTRAL ILLINOIS BUILDING LOAN AND HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION Clinton Illinois Thomas R. Edmunds—Sec-Treasurer 211 Quincy Street 175 Good Luck To Class Of 76 JEWELRY REPAIR REMOUNTS CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIR HOUSE OF JEWELS “The Store That Love Built” 600 West Side Square Clinton, Illinois JOHN STARKEY, INC. Est. 1930 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Joe Bianucci Steve Long Frank Cummings Phone 217-935-6732 FAMOUS, INC. Department Store Clinton, III. 61727 217-935-3897 QUIMBY DRUGS 505 W. Side Square Clinton Illinois LOWERS FURNITURE, LTD. You Are Important To Us Complete Home Furnishing Carpeting—Custom Draperies 405 S. Side Square 935-5779 Clinton, III. 61727 LARRY WELTON INSURANCE SIAM (ABM INSUIANCI 315 W. Johnson Ph. 935-6669 176 HI - w MciX£XtB -— ' . T. L. SEARS mil COMPANY yjaLji pj -� n ■ MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 1101 East Main St. CLINTON, ILLINOIS 61727 PHONE: 217-935-2347 MC FEETERS East Junction Route 10 54 SERVICE CONTRACTING Clinton, Illinois Phone 935-3151 ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATION INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Farm machinery and Industrial Equipment International Trucks Complete parts and service ALEXANDER THE SHACK AT THE INTERSECTION OF RT. 51,54 and 10 LUMBER O O 401 East Clay Street Clinton, Illinois --i� i i Congratulations to the Class of 1977 SACKcife 177 CLINTON FARM STORE AND CLINTON RADIATOR WORKS 1515 East Main Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 Bus. Phone: 217-935-2815 FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY AUTO BANK 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 San Luis Obispo, California INNOVATORS IN BUSINESS FORMS SYSTEMS SINCE 1908 The Professional Company THE JOHN WARNER BANK ESTABLISHED 1867 CLINTON, ILLINOIS 61727 FULL SERVICE BANK f full SERVICE FREE PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS V BANK J FREE BUSINESS CHECKING ACCOUNTS ' SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT TRAVELERS CHECKS CHRISTMAS CLUBS BUSINESS LOANS AUTOMOBILES LOANS FARM LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS STUDENT LOANS TRUST SERVICES 3 TV DRIVE IN WINDOWS WALK-UP WINDOW FDIC The Oldest and Largest Bank in DeWitt County TELEPHONE (217) 935-3144 EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $40,000 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 180 HARBRAND, INC. H and B Farms Inc. Tazco Soil Service Broadwell Farm Center Harbach, Gillan, and Nixon Inc. Harbach, Nixon, and Wilson Inc. Early Bird Grain and Fertilizer Service, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “77” DEWITT COUNTY AUTOMOTIVE, l,,C. 327 E. MAIN STREET CLINTON. ILLINOIS 61727 PHONE: (217 ) 935-9493 ROBERT W SOURS OUAUTY AUTOMOTIVE ARTS AMO SERVICE MARGE S CAKE TOPPER 618 W. Johnson St. ph. 935-3030 Complete Wedding-Anniv.-Catering None Too Large or Small Wilton Cake Decorating Supply Clinton. Illinois CENTRAL CABLE SYSTEMS INC. 309 W. Main There’s More To See On Cable T.V. MARTINS SERVICE SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 310 E. Van Buran Dick Martin—Owner CLINTON DAILY JOURNAL AND PUBLIC Dewitt County’s Only Daily Newspaper Phone Us Your News. 935-3184 DEWITT COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN CO. Grain—Seed—Feed—Wive—Etc. Clinton. III. 61727 Phone 935-2132 181 G B FLOWER SHOP CORN BELT FS INC. “LET OUR FLOWERS SAY IT FOR YOU” 501 E. VAN BUREN CLINTON, ILLINOIS 425 N. LINDEN PHONE 935-6922 CLINTON COUNTRY CLUB RT. 51 SOUTH CLINTON, ILL. MARCO FARM SUPPLY MARCO Fertilizers—Flotation Equipment—Limestone Pesticides—State Approved Soil Test Lab—Saddle Tank Sprayer Kits—Certified Soybean Seed—Field Seeds Inoculants The most compiexe soil service in this area for more than 20 vears CLINTON, ILLINOIS—PHONE 935-2101 DOLLYS GARAGE Large or Small we Fix’em all Foreign and American Cars Phone 935-3424 125 E. Jemina St. Keith Dolly—Owner fi |g|j)acr®0 NORTH SIDE SQUARE CLINTON, ILLINOIS 61727 PHONE 935-5811 Specializing in Ladies Fashions 182 Junction Rts. 51-54-10 Clinton, Illinois 61727 R1TVFII1 ,1 Telephone: 217-935-3822 WARF HOURS: % « 9 to 5 pm. Mon. thru Sat. ALSUP SALES AGENCY MONTGOMERY WARD 12 noon to 5 pm. Sundays Major Appliances in Stock M � 101 East Side Square Ph. 935-3101 REVERE COPPER AND BRASS INCORPORATED PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 111S. Monroe Congratulations Class of 1977 Clinton, Illinois MIDWEST FREIGHT CAR CO. Ph. 935-5829 Clinton, Illinois CLINTON COMMUNITY YMCA C. CORKY PETERSON Clinton, III. Ph. 935-5309 INSURANCE Come join us for your recreational needs. 123 S. Center Street Clinton, Illinois Swimming, Gymnastics, Basketball, Volleyball, Summer Day Camp. Programs For All Ages CRESTVIEW NURSING HOME “personalized care’’ MILLER CONTAINER CORPORATION N. Clinton Corrugated Shipping Containers Ph. 935-3826 Clinton, Illinois Tax Supporting Doug, Gary, Lue Graves 183 de witt county federal savings loan association THOMAS L. HALL, Exec. Vice-Pres. DIXIE WALDEN, Sec’y-Treas. 302 West Main Street CLINTON, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE: 217-935-947C 184 McElroy Metal Mill METAL FARM PANELS J r Prime Materials Seconds for metal pole buildings and trailer under pinning direct from factory to you HNP Cannon Ball Accessories Complete line of steel purlins 935-9421 M tJlRQY MtTRl Mill INC Rt. 10 E. (Industrial Park) Clinton STEWART’S TOGGERY NORTH SIDE SQUARE TELEPHONE: 217-935-3333 Owner STEWART CODDINGTON CLINTON POLICE DEPT. OFF. 935-5652 RES. 935-5672 Protecting Your City Loran Patterson Disposal Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 Have the Best Corky Smith—Chief Of Police BOX 60 CLINTON. ILL. 61727 JOHN BLUE COMPANY Clinton Illinois Best Wishes Graduates OUR PATRONS . . . H. E. GRONLUND, D.D.S FITZGERALD’S JEWELERS HAYES SINGER SEWING CENTER DR. HAROLD WEINBERG DR. ROBERT L. MORIN 185 CLINTON AUTO SUPPLY SERVING THIS AREA OVER 35 YEARS AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Genuine Original Equipment Parts Automotive Paints—Tools OPEN SAT. TIL 12 NOON MRS. WARREN SEYMOUR—Owner 221 E. Washington—Clinton Across From City Parking Lot BOB MC KINLEY PHOTOS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1977 BEST WISHES FROM THE CLINTONIA STAFF AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Business Cards Carbon Forms Stationary Offset Printing Lobb Printing f3ILL- - MARSHA 9017 M. SI DC SOUARC P� .©. SOX 349. CLINTON. ILL. 01737 Wedding Rubber Invitations Stamps Ladies Wear Childrens Wear .Arlene’s ,3Fat s Sc fashions 305 South Side Squore Clinton, Illinois 61727 (217) 935-3645 Arlene Sears, Owner KNIT N’ STITCH Congratulations Class Of 77 704 N. Sd. Square TAYLOR-MAGILL Hotel And Restaurant Eileen Henry Taylor Best Wishes To The Class Of ’77 ‘THE SHACK' AND COUNTRY CRAFT BARN Jack and lleen Schumacher SUNSET WEST NURSERY Trees Houseplants Evergreens Landscaping Rt. 10 West, Clinton John and Jan Schumacher DR. JOHN WARNER HOSPITAL 422 W. White St. Clinton, Illinois Serving The Health Needs Of Clinton And Dewitt County For The Past 71 Years VERMILLION BOWL AND GRILL 12 AMF PiNSPOTTERS OPEN BOWLING DAY A NITE Bowling Bolls Custom Fitted 9 00 A M TILL CLOSING SUN t,00 PM TILL CLOSING FULLY AIR CONDITIONED SANDWICHES - SHORT ORDERS COCKTAIL LOUNGE STEAKS 935-9000 Rt. 54 West Clinton 189 In Memory of Rick Baker Within our minds, the memory of you will always last. We will talk and mention your name, and remember the good days together. But our memory of you will always be in our hearts. We'll always feel an empty spot, because you had to leave us too soon. We will always think about you and remember you, and try to never change our feelings for you. Laura Parker Deeply missed by the Class of '78. 190