Clinton Central High School - Ex Libris Yearbook (Michigantown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

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Presented by the Senior Class of CLINTQN CENTRAL HIGH SCHUCL Michigantown, Rural Route, lndiana FRCDM CPE FIELDS PRCDGRESS IN EDUCATIC Early in the spring of 1956, the Clinton County Board of Education, composed of the fourteen township trustees, engaged Indiana University Department of Education to make a county survcy of the school systems and make recommendations for their improve- ment. This survey was completed in December, 1956, and the results were published in book form and re- leased early in 1957. The Indiana University Depart- ment of Education recommended that Clinton County be divided into three school districts, that a new build- ing be constructed in each district for classes 7 through 12, and that the present school buildings be used for classes 1 through 6. As a result of these recommendations, George Black- burn, Ralph Butler, Sam Davis, and Edwin Record, trustees of Warren, Johnson, Forest, and Michigan townships respectively, met at the home of Ralph Butler to discuss plans and procedure for consolidating the schools of their townships into one unit. Before much progress was made, Roy Walker, trustee of Sugar Creek township, requested that his township be permitted to join with the other four. Henry Morrison, attorney, was engaged to handle the legal proceedings and Clinton Central School Corporation was formed, consist- ing of Warren, Johnson, Forest, Michigan, and Sugar Creek townships with the following school Board of Education: George Blackburn, President, Sam Davis, Secretary, Ralph Butler, Treasurer, Roy Walker and Edwin Record, members. Very soon after Clinton Central Consolidation was effected, a number of school patrons of Kirklin Town- ship became interested in joining the consolidation. Robert McKinney, trustee of Kirklin township requested that his township be permitted to join the Clinton Central School Corporation. After the necessary legal proceedings, the present Clinton Central School Corp- oration became effective July 29, 1957. O CPE DODRS David Hamblin was hired as Superintendent and his office was established in the Farmers Bank build- ing at Michigantown. Mr. Hlamblin and the school board visited many school buildings and interviewed numerous architects and engaged the firm of Everett I. Brown Co., of Indianapolis to design a new school building. After careful consideration of the recom- mendations of the architect and Indiana University Department of Education, plans for the present Clinton Central School were approved. Options were then taken on 4 proposed locations. The advantages and disadvantages of each site were carefully considered and the present location was selected as being the best site for the new building. The contracts were let on July 5, 1958, and the bonds to finance the construction were sold on Aug. 19, 1958. Ground breaking ceremonies were held September 15, 1958 and we were finally on our way to building a new school. Actual construction was started in October of 1958. It was very interesting to follow the progress of the construction, and even though I was very familiar with the plans of this building, I could not visualize the size and beauty of the building until its completion. The School Board tried to plan a building that would accommodate the needs of Education in this area, one that would be durable and easy to maintain and one that the people could be proud of in years to come. I am sure that each member of the first Clinton Central School Board feels honored to have had a part in this project that will mean so much to the Clinton Central Communities in the years ahead, -Edwin D. Record FROM QPEN FIELDS TO OPE DOORS The Plaque in the hall near Arriving for the day in school. the niain entrance. A THING OF BEAUTY AND A JOY FOREVER Glenda Maish, Kay Hollingsworth, Linda George and Patricia Hopp. page 4 DEDICATION OF THE GYM, JANUARY 8, 1960 Mr. Falls, principal, introducing Mr. L. V Phillips, Commissioner of the Indiana H. S Athletic Association. TCD OPE DCDCDRS The doors open for Seniors Pam Freeland, Judith Reagan and Marshall Smith. page 5 THE FIRST CLINTGN CENTRAL SCI-ICDCDL BOARD Top row, left to right: Roy Walker, Sugar Creekg George Blackburn, Warreng Robert McKinney, Kirkling Edwin Record, Michigan. Seated: Sam Davis, Forestg David L. Hamblin, Superintendentg Ralph Butler, Johnson DEDICATIO We, the Seniors of the Class of 1960, dedicate our year book, the EX LIBRIS, to the first board of the Clinton Central School Corporation. The foresight, planning and untiring efforts were responsible for the fine school facilities that we have enjoyed. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ..................., .. pages 1- 6 Those for Whom the doors open . . . . . pages 8-31 In Memory of Thomas Smelser .. page 32 The Administration and Faculty .. .. pages 33-42 Sports ......................... .. pages 43-58 Activities ....................... .. pages 59-90 Our Advertisers and the Summary . . . . . pages 91-112 page 6 TI-IGSE EGR WHQM THE DCDGRS OPENED pages 8 - 31 page 8 ROBERTA ABRAHAM S.S.S., Robed Choir, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. JAMES ANDERSON F. F. A., 4-H. MATTIGENE ANDERSON Valedictorian, Honor Society. Student Council, Class Officer, Robed Choir, S.S,S., Pep Club, SHERMAN ANDERSON 4-H, Hi Fi Club. CONNIE BOGAN National Honor Society, Science Club, Pep Latin Club, S.S,S., Robed Choir, Chorus, S co-sponsor, Sun and Soil Queen. MARLYN KAY BUNTIN Club, unray S.S.S., Band, Pep Club, Comprehensive Math Con- test, Honor Society, Homemaker of Tom Award, Hi Fi Club. ROBERT N. BRADLEY Basketball, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Annual GLEN BILLETER Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. MIKE BLACKBURN Basketball, Chorus, Robed Choir, Speech orrow Sales. Club, Pres. of Senior Classg V. Pres. of National Honor Society, V. Pres. of Student Council, Class Basketball Scholarship Trophy, Hi Fi Club. MARILYN BORDERS S.S.S., National Honor Society, Centralian Annual Staff. CHALMER ERTIC BUNTIN Football, Track, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. WANDA CODY S,S.S., Annual Staff, Pep Club, Centralian Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. KAREN KAY CALLOWAY S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. MARY JANET CRUM S.S.S., Senior Science Club, Pep Club, Hi Fi Teener Club. DESTA CLARK Annual Staff, Centralian Staff, S.S.S., Hi Fi Teener Club. B. J. CALDWELL Baseball, Annual Staff, F.F.A,, Chorus, Hi Fi TOM CALDWELL Basketball, Annual Sales, Baseball, Hi Fi Teener Club. E. M. CHEEK Senior Science Club, Annual Staff, Robed Football, Honor Society. Play, Staff, Staff, Club, Club, Club. Club, Choir, JOHN CHITTICK Football, Baseball, Annual Staff, Science Club, Treasurer, Pep Club. EDWARD WM. CI-IOPP III Football, Pep Club, Science Club, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. ANNA DORIS CRUM Science Club, Pep Club, Chorus, S.S.S., 4-H, Jr. Leaders, 4-H Key Club. CONNIE COWELL Pep Club, Annual Staff, Centralian Staff, S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. ORVAL CLARK Pep Club, Librarian, Hi Fi Club, Centralian Staff, Annual Sales, Teener Club. EDWARD COLBY Band. Track Manager, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. SHIRLEY CRUM Yell Leader, S.S.S., Band, County and District Festival, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. MERLYN COX President of Science Club, Honor Society, Class Salutatorian. REX CRENSHAW Annual Sales, Pep Club, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. PHILLIS JEAN CLIDENCE S.S.S., Annual Staff, Pep Club, Band, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club, County and District Festival. SHIRLEY ANN DERRICK Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. JUDITH ELAINE DAVISON Student Council, Sr. Class Secretary: S.S.S., Robed Choir, State Music Contest, Chorus Accompanist, Centralian Staff, Junior Heart Board, Pep Club, County and District Festivals. DICK DUNN Science Club, Chorus, Robed Choir, District and State Music Contest, County and District Music Ffsktivals, Clintones, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Cu . RUTH ELLIOTT Science Club, Annual Staff, Centralian Staff, S.S.S., Band, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. LARRY EVANS Robed Choir, Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Annual Sales, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Max Richey Trophy. DENZEL C. EVANS Chorus, Speech Club, Pep Club, S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Library Staff, 4-H, Jr. Leaders. PATRICIA FEARNOW ESS., Pep Club, Cadet Choir, Hi Fi Club, Teener u . CHARLOTTE ILEEN FEARNOW S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Robed Choir, Library Staff, Triple Trio, Candidate for Senior Ball Queen. page 9 page 10 PATRICIA KAY FAUCETT Cliogus, Robed Choir, S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Cu . PAMELA FREELAND D.A.R. award, Honor Society, President of Speech Club: Pep Club, Winner County and State W.C.T.U. Poster and Essay Contest, Annual Staff, S.S.S., Science Club, State English Contest, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. BEVERLY CALBREATH S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. LINDA GEORGE Choir, S.S.S., Robed Choir, Honor Society, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Speech Club, Science Club. TERRELL SUE HUFFER S.S.S., Robed Choir, Honor Society, Pep Club, Majorette, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. CHARLENE SUE HALFORD S.S.S., Speech Club, Robed Choir, Play, Centralian Staff, Annual Staff, Clintones, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, District and State Music Contest. JUDITH K. HARRELL S.S.S., Speech Club, Cadet Choir, Pep Club, Play, Hi Fi Club. MAX HARRISON Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. LELAND HENRY Science Club, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. JUDY HILL Chorus, Robed Choir, Hi Fi Club, County and District Music Festival, District and State Music Contest, S.S.S., Choir Officer, Barbershop Quartet, Choral-Aires, Triple Trio, 4-H, Junior Leaders, Honor Society, Hi Fi Club, Purdue Round-up. JAMES HUTCHISON Robed Choir, Chorus, Science Club, F.F.A., Dairy Judging Team, Annual Sales, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, F.F.A, Star Farmer. KAY HOLLINGSWORTH National Honor Society, Secretary, Band, Assistant Librarian, Speech Club, Play, District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest, Pep Club, S.S.S., Treasurer, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. PATRICIA ANN HOPP Valedictorian, S.S.S., President, Honor Society, Chorus Accompanist, Band, Speech Club, Play, Robed Choir, County, District, and State Music Contests, F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate. JAMES R. HUFFER Track, Pep Club, Band. JAMES LEE HUFFER Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. SUE CAROLE JENKINS S.S,S., Chorus, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. BILL JOHNSON Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. JANELL JANE JOHNSON S.S.S., Chorus, Robed Choir, National Honor So- ciety, Clintones, District and State Music Contests, Pep Club, Junior Heart Board, 4-H, Junior Lead- ers, 4-H Key Club, Chicago Achievement Trip, Hi Fi Club, Annual Staff, State Fair Girls School. BILL KING Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. ERNEST P. KELLY Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. SARA LONG S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. THOMAS J. LAWLER F.F.A., 4-H, Chicago Achievement Trip, Annual Staff, Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Robed Choir, Choral-Aires, District and State Music Con- tests, Hi Fi Club. JANET MCMATH S.S.S., Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. DONNA MCKINNEY S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Chorus. JANE MERRILL Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, S.S.S., Chorus. GENE MENNEN Football, Senior Play, Speech Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. GLENDA MAISH Library, Band, Honor Society, S.S.S., Annual Staff, Pep Club, Centralian Staff, Speech Club, Play, Jr. Heart Board, Latin Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Co-Sunray Sponsor. J. C. MARCUM Pep Club, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. RICHARD MATTINGLY Football, Annual Staff, Science Club, Chorus, Track. LARRY MCKINNEY Football, National Honor Society, Play, Regional Comprehensive Math Contest, Speech Club, Science Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. NANCY ANN NYE Chorus, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. STE VE OSTLE R Speech Club, Science Club, Choir, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. SCARLETT JOY PURCIFULL S.S.S., Hi Fi Club. SHIRLEY PURCIFULL S.S.S., Hi Fi Club. JOHNNY PUGH V. President Senior Class, President Student Coun- cil, Assistant Director Speech Play, Speech Club, Science Club, Football, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Choral-Aires. KENNETH PRICE Annual Staff, Honor Society, Robed Choir, Speech Club, Play, Track, Cross-Country. l page 11 page 12 EUGENE PAYNE JERRY QUAKENBUSH Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. CAROLE QUEBE gienktralian Staff, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Pep u . JEANETTE MARIE ROHR S.S.S., Latin Club, Pep Club, Senior Science Club, Honor Society, Hi Fi Club. KAREN SUE RUSSELL Band, S.S.S., Honor Society, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Library Staff, County and District Music Festivals. LARRY JOE RULE F.F.A., Pres., Class Play, Basketball Manager, Speech Club, Annual Sales, Awarded Trip to Kansas City, 4-H Pres. JUDITH ANN REAGAN S.S.S., National Honor Society, Clintones, Speech Club, Play, Annual Staff. Centralian Staff, Robed Choir, Junior Heart Board, 4-H Pres. ROBERT LEE ROBERTS Library Staff, Science Club, Pep Club. MARILYN K. ROBISON S.S.S., Pep Club, Chorus, County Music Festival, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. RONNIE G. ROGERS Pep Club, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. CAROLYN SUE SUMME RS S.S.S., Speech Club, Science Club, Play, Annual Staff, Office Staff, Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Queen Senior Ball. JAMES E. SPRAY Football, 4-H, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. PHYLLIS J. SHROCK Annual Staff, Pep Club, S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. PHILLIP G. SHIRK Basketball, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Basketball Rebound Trophy, Indiana All-Star Candidate. REBECCA K. SCARFF Play, Cadet Choir, S.S.S., Pep Club, County and District Music Festivals, State Fair Girls School, Annual Sales, Speech Club, Hi Fi Club, Chicago Achievement Trip, 4-H, 4-H Key Club. CHARLOTTE M. SEDWICK S.S.S., Teener Club, Hi Fi Club, Yell Leader. MARSHALL SMITH Annual Editor, Honor Society, Pres. Football, Pep Club, Speech Club, Speech Club Play, 4-H, Junior Leaders, Pres., Outstanding Backfield Trophy, Hi Fi Clu . BARBARA JEAN STATON S.S.S., Pep Club. KENNY SUHRE Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Pep Club. JULIA SINGLETON S.S.S., Chorus, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. MARILYN STOCKBERGER Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, S.S.S. CHARLES SETTLE Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. SHIRLEY ANN SNODGRASS S.S.S., Hi Fi Club, Teener Club. MAX C. UNGER Football, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. RON WEAVER Hi Fi Club, Teener Club, Pep Club, F.F.A., Annual Sales. LARRY GENE WHITEMAN F.F.A., Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Teener Club JEFFREY LYNN WOODRUM Speech Club, Play, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. EDITH P. WILCURT Chorus, Teener Club, Hi Fi Club. PHIL WILKIN Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Chorus. Robed Choir, Annual Staff, Hi Fi Club, Choral- Aires, State and District Music Contests, County and District Music Festivals, Free Throw Trophy, Teener Club. MARLENE WEBSTER S.S.S., Pep Club, Hi Fi Club, Rainbow, 4-H, Jr. Leaders, Teener Club. Class Motto: Live for the future, not for the past. Flower: Pink Rose. Colors: Pink and White. George M. Blackburn President John Pugh Vice-President Judy Davison Secretary Mattigene Anderson Treasurer page 13 Left to right, top row: John Chittick, Barbara Staton, Robert Bradley, Ruth Elliott, John Pugh, Carole Quebe, Phil Wilkin. Second row: Judith Reagan, Edward Colby, Patricia HOIOD, Max Unger, Anna Doris Crum, Leland Henry. Third row: Marilyn Stockberger, Eugene Payne, Carolyn Summers, Rex Harrison, Roberta Abraham, Ernie Kelly, Marilyn Robinson, B. J. Caldwell. Rebecca Scarff. Fourth row: Patricia Faucett, Richard Dunn, Phyllis Clidence, Eugene Mennen, Mary Crum, Charles Settle, Patricia Fearnow. Fifth row: James Spray, Sara Long, Glen Billeter, Janet McMath, Tom Caldwell, Wanda Cody, Ronnie Weaver, Shirley Crum. Sixth row: Joy Pursifull, Chalmer Buntin, Desta Clark, Orval Clark, Sue Jenkins, William Johnson, Denzel Evans. Seventh row: Connie Cowell, Nancy Nye, Larry Rule, Jane Merrill, Jeffrey Woodrum, Shirley Snodgrass. Eighth row: J. C. Marcum, Linda George, Ronnie Rogers, Julia Singleton, Rex Crinshaw, Shirley Derrick. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES CLINTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Sunday, May 15, 1960 3:00 P.M. D.S.T. Processional ..... .....,............ . .. Hammond Organ Invocation .......... ...,........... . . Rev. Paul Vice Watch and Pray . ,.,.............. ........... H amblem Robed Choir Sermon ................. .................. . .. Rev. Earl Anderson K'Lord Make Me Strong . ............... ................. E ville 'tLet There Be Music . ................... ........... W illiams Robed Choir Benediction . . . .............. . . Rev. Lester Hbward Recessional . . . .... Hammond Organ page 14 Left to right, top row: Richard Mattingly, Janel Johnson, Robert Roberts, Marlyn Buntin, Steven Ostler, Terrell Huffer, Larry McKinney. Second row: E. M. Cheek, Edith Wilcurt, Phil Shirk, Judy Davison, George M. Blackburn. Third row: Sherman Anderson, Marlene Webster, James Anderson, Charlotte Fearnow, Marshall Smith, Pamela Freeland. Fourth row: Glenda Maish, Larry Whiteman, Jeanette Rohr, Larry Evans, Kay Hollingsworth, Kenneth Suhrc. Fifth row: Mattigene Anderson, James Hutchison, James L. Huffer, Karen Calloway. Sixth row: Marilyn Borders, Torn Lawter, Charlotte Sedwick, Kenneth Price, Connie Bogan. Seventh row: Shirley Pursifull, William King, Phyllis Shrock, Judy Harrell, Jerry Quakenbush. Eighth row: Beverly Galbreath, James R. Huffer, Judy Hill, Edward Chopp, III, Karen Russell, Merlyn Cox. Absent: Charlene Halford, Donna McKinney. FIRST ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES CLINTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Friday, May 20, 1960-8:00 P.M. D.S.T. I Processional .. .................,...................,.,........ High School Band Invocation ........ Rev. John C. Matthew Alameda ......,. ..................... .,..,..........,.. C a neva Solomon Valley . ........... ,..,............ . Dillon High School Band Song of Farewell .................... ......... K ountz Halls of Ivy ....... ..,................ . . Russell-Knight Robed Choir Address- Courage of the Common Place . . .Dr. Harold H. Church, Indiana University Presentation of School Awards ....,.,..........,........ Richard W. Falls, Principal Awarding of Diplomas .......... David L. Hamblin, Superintendent Richard W. Falls, Principal t'Carousel,, . ........................... ..,........,......... R odgers High School Band Benediction .. ........................ Rev. Donald Metzger Recessional ...... ................. .................. H i gh School Band Marshalls ..,...... .................... . .. Don Hunter and Carolyn Kinsler Class Colors ...... Pink and White Class Flower ...... Pink Rose Class Motto ....... ..................... . .. Live for the future, not for the past. page 15 JUNIQRS page 16 Left to right: Larry Abbott Lester Beebe Donald Barnett Joyce Beets Pat Blackburn Jerry Bond Jack Brown George Bougher Richard Brown Terry Caldwell Larry Carney Calvin Carr Lois Cheek Patricia Click Richard Clouse Rachael Coapstick Nancy Colby Mary Ellen Cole Sue Collins Judson Costlow Pauletta Douglas Gordon Lee Eckert Kenneth Evans Bill Fox Lorna Gendron Don Goodnight Karen Gossard Milos Graves Richard Gray Jerry Hammond Tom Harris Leroy Henderson Robert Hill Patti Hollingsworth John Houchens Don Hunter Roland Johnson Larry Johnston Pat Jones Barton Kelly Ronald Kelly Donna Kendall UNIOR Left to right Donald Kendall N Mary Kercheval Marylin Kern Judy King Carolyn Kinsler Howard Koehl 1 Eddie La Mar Lois Languell Jim Long Joe Louks Lou Ann Maish Don Mann Mary Marcum Jay McKinney Eddie McQuern Robert McQuinn Maxine McQuinn James Mennen Christine Merrill Nancy Merrill Marilyn Morris Don Meyer Judy Michael Gordon Mullikin Mike Ogle Fay Orem Betty Ottinger Connie Payne James Payton Priscilla Reagan David Pottenger Joyce Reynolds Clare Robertson Cecil Robinson Jo Ann Rodkey Phillip Rogers Marjorie Samuels John Sanders Patricia Schimmel Betty Sewell Betty Shane Richard Sheffer page 17 JU ICR Left to right: Mary Marcum, Secretary Robert Hill, Vice-President Mike Ogle, President Pat Blackburn, Treasurer page 18 Left to right Denny Shoup Bonnie Smith Carole Smith Jane Smith Joe Smith Sara Smith Margaret Snodgrass Phil Snodgrass Sharon Stock Gary Thompson Carol Trent Wanda Tucker Carl Stahl Richard Turner Gary Turner William Virtue Suzanne Ward Marvin White Charles Wilcurt Frank Williams Pat Wyrick Eddie Walker Janice Young Jerry Young Loretta Zollman JUNICDR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right. Roger Abraham Mary Lou Alter Judith Astolfi Carolyn Billiter Philip Bond Veronica Braden Louann Bradley Joyce Buntin Anita Burkhalter Linda Brant Joyce Cheek Roy Cheek Sue Cheek Mary Clark Robert Clidence Charles Cline Sandry Cody Clinton Coleman Jim Coleman Ronnie Coleman Patricia Collins Wanda Crick Mike Crousore Larry Davis Eldon Derrick Wa ne De La Croix Y Gloria Ebert Donald Everman Louise Emery Edward Favors Richard Fearnow Jane Fearnow Kay Fearnow Robert Fearnow Shirley Finney Mildred Goodnight Jerry Green Ralph Harrison Lois Henry Betty Hill Jack Hodson Gordon Hopp SOPHCDMCDRES page 19 SOPHCMORES page 20 Left to right. Carolyn Huffer James Inman Raymond Jackson Wayne Jobe Leon Jordan Janice Keever Nancy Kelly Ruth Kelly Evelyn Kendall Darry Kirkendoll Sharon Lucas Ernest Laughner Ivan Lawson Patricia Loveless Jerry Loveless Diane McQuinn Charles Morris Donald McCarty Nancy McKinney Linda McMath Carolyn Nye Jerry Ostler Meredith Price Donna Patrick Calle Payne John Payton Pauline Phillips Jerry Plumback John Price James Purciful Don Pulley Keith Russell Richard Robertson Patricia Rule Gerald Russell Wayne Stahl Stephen Scarff Carolyn Sewell Harold Simpson Linda Smith David Snell Joe Snodgrass Left to right. Patrick Stevens Terry Terrel Larry Thatcher Ronald Trees Allen Turner Cheryl Van Meter Mary Wyrick Barbara Wallace Perry Walls J. B. Walker Marilyn Weaver Sandra K. Wells Kay Whiteman Janice Withrow Janet Withrow Carol Wilcurt Everett Wood Helen E. Wood Larry Weaver Sandra Wood Frances Young LeRoy Zook GPI-IOMORES SCPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to right. Carolyn Sewell, Secretary. Sandra Wood, Treasurer. Meredith Price, President. Jerry Ostler, Vice-President. page 21 FRESHME page 22 sar a, 2? Q 1 F3-'14 Left to right. Jennie Alexander Valdean Anderson John Baber Larry Barnett Patty Beavers Angela Berry John Blackburn Jeannie Bond John Bonecutter Rex Bowman Tom Brown Clarence Bray Jane Crick Carol Carney Bob Campbell Diana Calloway Peggy Butcher William Charles Elizabeth Chester Robert Chester Richard Chittick Diane Coapstick Robert Cogswell Sherry Coleman Royce Collins Donna Comer Barbara Creasy Regina Dunn Barbara Davis Allen Evans Diane Evans Jerry Eavey Raymond Elsea Gary Frey Jim Fulkerson Dewey Ferguson Joni Fickle Maryellen Grosswiler Carol Gossard Janice Gaylor Buddy Goodnight Judy Gorham Left to right. David Harlos Jane Ann Hunter Nancy Hopp Sue Hollingsworth Jerry Hill Gerald Huffer Sue Hommel Judith Harshbarger Randall Jenkins Ronnie Jones Colen Kelley Susan Kelly Donna Kiger Marjorie Longfellow Nancy Lowe Penny Loveless Ruth McCain Garry McKinney Jack McKinney Jim McKinney John McKinney Ned McKinney Howard Marcum Phoebe Maish Eugene Milburn Jack Mitchell Sharon Martin Glenda Ostler Melvin Phillips Warren Pearson Jim Payne Jerry Patchett Linda Powell Susan Quebe Joyce Rogers Jane Reagan Lynn Reagan Debbie Richey Eddie Ricker William Roberts Steven Robison Janice Russell FRESHMEN page 23 FRESHME Left to right. Leonard Surber Jackson Samuels Larry Saul Danny Scircle Jane Scircle Bernice Scott Sharon Settle Jerry Shirk Jean Shrock Gloria Singleton Diana Spray Tom Spray Peggy Stevens Mark Summers Helen Surbur Judy Tucker Linda Sue Taylor Martha Tharp' Jane Trenary Jerri Trenary Chester Vawter Joyce Vandevender Robert Wilson Joyce Walker Judy Walker Mary Ann Watson Nancy Weaver Carol Whiteman Pat Wilburn Jim Williams Danny Young FRESHMEN OFFICERS Left to right. Rex Bowman, Vice-President. Regina Dunn, Secretary. Jane Scircle, Treasurer. Richard Chittick, President. page 24 Left to right. Richard Allen Gerald Altic Judy Amos Jeretta Avery Ray Alan Ault Stephen Avery Janice Bailey James Barnett Sue Bingaman Kathryn Black Don Blanch Jerry Boone Judy Boone Linda Brandenburg Fred Brenton Sandra Bristow Nancy Brown Donald Bryan Ruthanne Burkhalter Barbara Barnett Mary Lou Catron Martha Charles Janie Clark Jerry Click Keith Catron Tommy Coleman Alan Costlow Kay Cotham Joe Creasy Nancy Crum Susanne Crum Robert Davis Ronald Davis Jim Davison David De La Croix Mary Lou Dow Jacqueline Eavey Donna Ebert James Elliott Marilyn Elsea Danny Faucett Michael Faucett EIGHTH GRADE page 25 EIGHTI-I GRADE page 26 Left to right. Betty Fearnow James Fearnow Jerry Fields Lynne Freeland Sharon Freeman Paul Gendron Donna Goodnight David Gossard Fred Graves Sharon Gray Sue Gray Peggy Harrison Catherine Hendryx Jerry Hill Larry Hopp Connie Johnson Jimmy Jones Ronald Jenkins Kathy Kingsolver Mary Lynne Kinsler Linda Keeling Catherine Keever Carlton Keever Jackie Kelly Judy Kiger Brenda Litherland Doris Lawson Robert LaMar Judy Lanning Linda Laughner Charles Mooney Wayne Morris Barbara Marquess Louella Martin Mona McCarty Larry Maxwell Jackie McKinney Sandra Meyer Joy Michael Patty Miller Leanna Nance Joellen Ogle Left to right. Roberta Oliver Robert Pucket Patty Price Vernon Patchett Wanda Phillips Bob Pickard Don Reddish Michael Rule Robert Quakenbush Carl Reagan Cheryl Swope Dennis Swackhammer Joe Sanders Terry Singleton Ronnie Sink Donnie Sink Richard Smith Ronald Smith Dick Smith William Smelser Neva Snodgrass Martha Staton Robert Sutton Trudy Wyant Billie Wood Roger Ward Mike Ward Larry Walker Tommy Waters Patrick Wayt William Webster Sue Whiteman Orpha White James Young Marilyn Young Jerry Yates Carolyn Young Margaret Young Pauletta Young Carol Young Curtis Young Billie Zollman EIGHTH GRADE x page 27 SEVENTH GRADE page 28 Left to right. Barbara Alder Joe Astolfi Glenda Butcher Jane Baber Norman Beets Carol Benge Jerry Berry Gary Bitner Marilyn Black Helen Black Rita Bogan Allan Bond Mark Bowman Larry Boyer Helen Braden Jerry Brandenburg Nathan Bray Charlotte Crum Dale Cheek Alice Clements Nancy Coapstick Rita Cambridge Marketta Carter Linda Cheek Judy Cody Kenton Colby Cathy Cole Carol Cogswell Ronnie Coonrod Rita Cogswell Linda Covert Suell-en Corwin Judy Cox Jimmy Craig Barnard Cripe Jane Cripe Becky Crum Janice Crum Harold Daulton Cathy Davis Phillip H. Davis Ross Driver Left to right. James Edens John Erickson David Evans Ronnie Evans Debra Fausset Roy Favors Diana Fearnow Gary Fearnow Danny Foreman George Fox Michael Freeman Sam Friend Diana Gallichan Susan Gendron Raymond Goodnight Becky Goodwin Raymond Graves Richard Graves Glenda Hodson Lynn Hale David Hamblin Donnabelle Hammond Beverly Harshbarger Frank Gunn Mike Hensley Jay Hawley Larry Higer Diane Harshman Suzette Jones Dennis Joiner Jerry Jones Richard Koppleman Sherian Lindhorst Sharon Leckrone Mary Linker Larry Mennen Bill Mann Robert Martin David McCain Don McKinney Jerry McQuinn Paul Mooney SEVE Tl-l GRADE ' , , if A' 5 . ws. r page 29 SEVENTH GRADE page 30 Left to right. Patty Moses Donna Meyers Billy Milburn Alan Miller Jimmy Morton Joyce Newton Peggy Marcum Mary Northrop David Newhouse Kathy New Sandra Ostler Jean Powell Stephen Pulley Amy Patchett Sandra Payne Michael Payne Coleman Pickard Bonnie Quebe Bill Rodkey Phyllis Russell Steven Ridenour Janet Robertson Janis Robertson Craig Stowers Barbara Snell Barbara Sewell Mark Sheets Thomas Sheets Sherry Saul Jane Ann Shoup Janet Smith Keith Smith Marcia Smith Sam Smith Diana Stern Lewis Stockberger Sue Stowers John Bill Stroup Linn Stroup Richard Stroup Larry Suhre Judy Snell Left to right. Tina Smith Sandra Spray Alberta Tucker Alice Trent Joe Tharp Michael Thompson Jeffery Thatcher Bobby Trent Judy Usher Mike Wyant Bruce Williams Rosemary Wilcurt John Walker Mary Walker Thomas Ward Robert Watkins James Whitinger Janet Young Students Who Were absent when pictures were taken: SEVENTH GRADE Top row, left to right: Priscilla Reagan, Judy Perkins, Nancy Payne, Loretta Payton, Sandra Wells, Ferris Bray, Carolyn Payne. Second row: Evelyn Huffer, Don Bryan, Ronald Richardson, Dick Virtue, Janet Young, Ketha Falls, Charles Faucett. page 31 IN MEMORY OF THOMAS SMELSER A Member of the Junior Class Who Passed Away October 15, 1959 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ophir Smelser page 32 THE EX LIBRIS STAFF Standing, left to right: Marshall Smith, editor, Richard Mattingly, football, John Pugh, assist. photog rapherg Tom Lawler, ads, E. M. Cheek, photographer, J. B. Caldwell, baseball, Phil Wilkin, basket ball, John Chittick, chr. sports, Lee Eckert, assistant photographer, Bob Hill, Junior representative Kenneth Price, track, Glenda Maish, organizations, Carolyn Summers, calendar and roster, Mr. Myers, faculty advisor. Seated: Janel Johnson, classes, Judy Reagan, business mgr.g Desta Clark, awards, Phyllis Schrock typistg Marilyn Borders, typistg Wanda Cody, ads, Charlene Halford, circulation, Ruth Elliott, typist Phyllis Clidence, activities, Karen Russell, music, Connie Cowell, treasurer, Pan Freeland, art. The Administration and Faculty Paw 33 '42 Mr. David L. Hamblin Superintendent Clinton Central High School has been provided and equipped by the efforts and sacrifices of the patrons of the Corporation with the intent that all youth of this community secure an excellent educational opportunity. This presents a challenge to you, the youth and the teachers - to stand forth with excellence in educational attainment and not relegate yourselves to educational obscurity. BGARD OF CLINTON CENTRAL SCI-IOSL CORPCRATQON Left to right: Archie A. Snodgrass, Kirkling Lloyd Clidence, Treasurer, Michigang Sam S. Davis, Secretary, Forestg David L. Hamblin, Superintendentg Otis Spurgeon, President, Johnson, Dudley K. Beard, Warreng and Kenneth W. King, Sugar Creek. page 34 Mr. Richard Falls Principal Too often, We aim our educational plans in the direction of the status of the young people of yesterday. We must consider the socio-economic changes and aim beyond the point Where today's young men and Women will be, as our educational plan progresses. Thank you for entrusting the youth of this community to our hands that we may endeavor to create within them an awareness of their world. Mr. O. L. Stowers Assistant Principal Dean of Men Since We are an educational institution, it is our hope to teach these young people so that they will be better qualified to meet the challenges of life, which in turn bring happiness. Success should not necessarily be measured in wealth because there are other things that determine our achievements in life. Happiness and service to mankind should be our goal. When students fail to surpass us in the better things of life, then we as teachers and parents have failed. page 35 Mrs. Helen Thompson Mrs. Mary McCain Superintendent Hamblin depends upon Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. McCain to keep records, arrange appointments and check supplies. Their Work behind the scenes helps to keep Clinton Central op- erating at its best, Their at- tention to a never ending list of details and their help in car- rying out the plans for the entire school corporation are a part of the successful achievement of our school, LIBRARY STAFF Left to right: Jim Long, Bob Roberts, Orval Clark, Denzil Evans, Charlotte Fearnow, Sherry Coleman, Jean Powell, Carol Carney, Carolyn Sewell, Glenda Maish, Karen Russell, Mrs. Shuck, librarian. Mrs. Joyce Rule A familiar face in the princi- pal's office is Mrs. Joyce Rule. Answering the phone, Working on the financial rec- ords and stopping to answer some student's inquiry are but a part of the daily routine. Helping the teachers find this or locating the janitor and doing a multitude of 'good deeds of the day' add up to a lot of service to the students of Clinton Central. page 36 ESTHER FALLS DOROTHY DILLEY HAZEL HAMPTON BARBARA SIEGFRIED IVA MCCREARY English English English Spanish English Sophomore Sponsor Co-Sponsor English Speech Club Sponsor Seventh Grade Senior Sponsor Play Director HOLA AMIGOS! Spanish phrases such as this seemed to be coming easily from the eight students in Mrs. Siegfried's class. These students were taping Spanish conversations which were to be corrected as the tape was re-run. Until next year, adios amigos! FAR AWAY PLACES Students in the World History class were looking up far away places and tracing the events that put these places on the map. Mr. Pearson was their teacher. DONALD GARRISON FELIX CHAMBERS SANDRA L. PALMER MEREDITH PEARSON WARREN THOMAS Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Drivers Training Football Coach Co-Sponsor Eighth Grade Basketball Baseball Coach B. Team Basketball Eighth Grade Cross Country, Track Coach Sophomore Co-Sponsor page 37 JOHN KRAMER MICHAEL WILSON Science Science Audio-Visual Freshman Basketball Sponsor Eighth Grade Sponsor MERLE COLE ANDREW M. TAFF WILBUR RULE Science Club Physical Education Science Sponsor Basketball Coach Athletic Director Junior Sponsor Assistant Principal Student Council Sponsor FIXING IS LEARNING Mr. Smith checking an overhaul job in the farm shop. Knowledge is power and the know how learned here will be the plus power on the job. CHESTER PHILLIPS DONALD L. WIGGS Printing Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Junior High Football Coach THE STUDY OF ELEMENTS Mr. Rule directing a class of Juniors in the Chemistry Laboratory. There's a lot of stories they tell about the mixes and smell. CHARLES KILLION DONALD SMITH HAROLD MCKINNEY Industrial Arts Vocational Vocational Agriculture Mechanical Drawing Agriculture Sponsor F.F.A. Concessions Mgr. page 38 ROWE B, MYERS DILLIE HAMILTON NOLA STOWERS SARAH COLBY MURIEL MYERS Mathematics Latin Mathematics Advisor to Mathematics Freshman Annual Staff Latin Club Sponsor Co-sponsor Seventh Grade Sponsor Mathematics Mathematics Freshman Honor Society Sponsor Sponsor FIGURES ON DISPLAY A committee of the Eighth grade Arithmetic class inspects a display of figures, formulas and names of solids they had been studying. Mrs. Colby comes to the rescue on a question of why we study them. GETTING A FULL MEASURE To sew a fine seam, to design a new frock-or sew on a button, be- come a thing of beauty and a joy forever when you can say, 'I did it myself.' CHARLES E. RAMONA DOROTHY CAMPBELL NEWTON HAO EIKENBERRY English Girls Physical Home Economics Art Education Sunshine Society Sponsor WANDA JEAN DONNA MILLER LAMBERT Home Economics Home Economics Sunshine Society Lunch Supervisor Co-Sponsor page 39 ROSALIND MENNEN JOSEPHINE SHUCK MADGE DAVIS MARGARET TUDOR DICK WALTERS English Librarian Commerce Commerce Commerce Dean of Girls Junior Sponsor Senior Sponsor THEY LEARN TO EARN Preparing to enter the business world, students learn the basic principles of their future vocation. Typing, general business, office practice and stenog- raphy are offered to those who are interested in a business career. ERIC WAINSCOTT LELA MYERS HELEN GRITTNER JOYCE RULE MARY IQ. PATCHETT Band Director gliusic String Instruments School Secretary School Nurse orus page 40 Mrs. Edith Huffer Ted Orem Roy Lindenmayer Rolland Kelley Dale Scott Matron CUSTODIANS Mrs. Rosalind Mennen Mrs. Mennen was the Dean of Girls at Clinton Central. Counseling girls, help- ing them arrange their programs and looking after their general Welfare Was but a part of Mrs. Mennenys duties. Checking attendance and following up on the excuses for absences were a part of the daily routine. Carolyn Huffer and Nancy were having a friendly chat with Mrs. Mennen when this picture was snapped. Q, 1. fs. .. . .. J 5 C' ii - . H ..,, f Mrs. Wanda Jean Lambert Mrs. Lambert was the 'engineer' of the cafeteria line, and kept it running with precision and prompt- ness. Keeping books, planning menus, paying bills, and buying are but a part of the daily routine. The general supervision of all the lunch program of the other schools of the corporation is under her super- vision. The students and teachers of Clinton Central appreciate very much the good food and service they get at the cafeteria and Wish to express their ap- preciation to all who help make this possible. page 41 CLI TCDN CENTR L CQACHI G STAFF MIKE GENE ANDY WILBUR T. FELIX DON DON WILSON PEARSON TAFF RULE CHAMBERS WIGGS GARRISON Freshman Eighth Grade Varsity Athletic Assistant Junior High Baseball Basketball Basketballg Basketball Director Basketballg Football H.S. Cross Football Countryg Track Track Bernice Scott Majorette . A PGP SeSSi0H Football in the Fall. Evans Baseball in the Spring Out Front in Track Tops in Basketball page 42 PQRTS Paw 43 f 58 The doors of Clinton Central were opened to a variety of sports. Turn the pages and see your favorite. Mr. Clinton P83 FOOTBALL Top row, left to right: Walls, J. Price, Huffer, Derrick, Brown. Second row: Coach Chambers, K. Evans, Carney, Rogers, Crousore, Jackson. Third row: Buntin, Chopp, Unger, Pugh, Chittiek. SOUTHWESTERN On August 28, Clinton Central went to Southwestern for its first football game. This was the first football experience for a number of the C.C. squad. South- western took advantage of this inexperience to wrap up an 18-0 victory. WESTFIELD Clinton Central journeyed to Westfield September 4. The Bulldogs were swept off their feet by three fast T.D. in the first quarter, by the Shamrocks. In spite of the one sided score, 57-2, the Bulldogs gained some real experience. WINCHESTER ' September 11, the Clinton Central Bulldogs went over to Winchester for its third game. The big Winchester page 44 eleven was too much for C.C. The 18-0 defeat does not show how much the squad had improved over their previous game. KNOX The first home game was September 18 with Knox. The boys played a good defensive game. The linemen showed considerable improvement. The squad eouldntt make it a victory. The score ended 7-13, in favor of Knox. FRANKFORT On September 25, Clinton Central was host to the Frankfort Hot Dogs. The Bulldogs lived up to their fighting spirit and fought to the finish. Frankfort's more experienced squad bested C.C. 39-6. SQUAD Top row, left to right: Loveless, J. McKinney, Williams, Hopp, J. Shirk. Second row: Robertson, Abbott, Costlow, Turner, Shoup, Meyer, Hunter, Mgr., Everman, Mgr. Third row: Mattingly, Wilkins, L. Evans, Smith, L. McKinney, Mennen. JACKSON CENTRAL Jackson Central came to Clinton Cen- tral on October 2, for a hard fought game. The Bulldogs showed improve- ment and scored the first T.D. in the first half. Jackson Central rallied in the second half to best C.C. 13-7. PIKE TOWNSHIP On October 9, the Bulldogs journeyed down to Pike Township where they met a rough playing squad. The Red Devils found that the Bulldogs could take it and had to give ground for 2 T.D. In the last quarter, roughness and penalties gave the Red Devils the opportunity to add up a 33-13 victory. CContinued on Page 463 HIGH SCHOOL YELL YEADERS Charlotte Sedwick, Patty Wyrick, Shirley Crum, Patricia Jones page 45 LEBANON Clinton Central played at Lebanon Oct. 16. The Tigers' experienced team cashed in on some costly blunders of the Bulldogs to wrap up a 44-6 final score. WESTERN Oct. 23 was a r-ed letter day when Western came to Clinton Central, The previous losses and hard earned experience shaped up a fighting spirit amongst the Bulldogs that would not be downed. Showing its best form of the season paid off with a 18-0 victory. 1959 FOOTBALL SQUAD SHE RIDAN The final game of the season was with Sheridan, Oct. 30, here. The Clinton Central squad showed im- provement and played a harder game than the score might indicate. The Blackhawks were big and fast and won a 38-12 victory. The Bulldog squad had about 50721 of its players who were entirely new to football, The team played hard, learned, and improved during the season. One thing was outstanding in that their fighting spirit never let down even at times when the odds were against them. The entire student body is proud of the fine attitude 1 Name NO. Position Height Weight Year Abbott, Larry .. E 6' 0 160 Junoir Brown, Jack ...... C 5' 8 142 Junior Buntin, Chalmeri' G 5' 9 133 Senior Carney, Larry ... HB 5'6k6 135 Junior Charles, Bill ..... QB 5'11 153 Freshman Cheek, E. M. f . F, T 6' 2 184 Senior Chittick, John ...... E 6 4 158 Senior Chittick, Richard .... QB 5' 9 127 Freshman Chopp, Edward it G, C 5' 8 170 Senior Costlow, Judson HB 6' 0 142 Junior Crousore, Mike . .. T 5' 8 160 Sophomore Derrick, Eldon HB 5' 3 121 Freshman Eckert, Lee if G, T 5' 7 216 Junior Evans, Larry 'F ...... BH 5'11LQ 158 Senior Evans, Kenny .... G 5'9 180 Junior Hopp, Gordon if ..... G 5' 5 134 Sophomore Huffer, James .,.... HB 5' 3 121 Freshman Loveless, Jerry ...... G 5' 5 142 Freshman Mattingly, Richard C 6241 163 Senior McKinney, Gary ..., G, T 5' 6 145 Freshman McKinney, Jim ...... HB 5' fi 127 Freshman McKinney, Larry 'f .. 32 E 5'10 140 Senior and spirit throughout the season. Mennen, Eugene 1 .. 40 E, QB 5' 8 140 Senior Meyers, Don ...... 36 T 6'3Ri, 178 Junior Plumback, Jerry .... 22 G, T 5' 4 120 Sophomore Price, John ,. ,...... 30 E 5' 8 125 Sophomore Pugh, John ........ 44 FB 6' 1 167 Senior Robertson, Dick ,. .. 35 FB 5'10 153 Sophomore Robinson, Cecil -if ,. 38 T 6' 0 184 Junior Rogers, Phil ......., 29 HB 5755 135 Junior Shirk, Jerry ........ E 6' 0 139 Sophomore Shoup, Denny ..4.... 46 QB 6'5 151 Junior Smith, Marshall 42 QB 5' 9 148 Senior Turner, Richie .... . 47 T 6' 0 178 Junior Unger. Max . 53 T 6115 192 Senior Walls, Perry ,. ,..... 20 T, G 5' 8 140 Sophomore Wilkins, Phil ..... 45 E 6' 1 167 Senior Williams, Butch ..... FB 5' 5 134 Freshman Wilson, Robert . .. E 5'11 140 Freshman fLetter Winners T-Tackle HB-Half Back G-Guard FB-Full Back C-Center Q--Injured, unable to QB-Quarter Back F .-End JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL finish season. MANAGERS Don Hunter ....... Don Everman Charles Morris .. Tom Harris , .... Senior lettermen award jackets. Junior .. ., Sophomore ,. ,. Sophomore Junior receive their The fact that forty-six boys turned out for Junior High football showed ing will prove an important step in building the future teams of Clinton Central. The quicker they become a competitor the better our sports will be. We are looking forward to a good, strong team in the fall. SCHEDULE 1959 a real interest in the game. This train- Eastern .. ... 25-C.C. .. .. 0 Frankfort ...... 6-C.C. ... .. 0 Noblesville ...., 0-C.C. .. .. 6 Frankfort .. ... 14-C.C. .. .. 12 Sheridan ,,. .. 12-C.C. ... .. 21 Jackson Central 30-C.C. .. .. 0 Eastern ,....... 6-C.C. ...... 0 The following were on the squad: Seventh Grade-Rodkey, Gunn, Newhouse, Coonrad, Stroup, Morton, McCain, McKinney, Koppleman, Thompson, Brandenburg, Stowers, Bowman, Hawley, Thatcher, Walker, Mennen, Stroup, Davis, Berry. Eighth Grade-Keever, Boone, Click, M. Ward, R. Ward, D. Sink, Hill, Sutton, Faucett, Waters, Davison, Elliott, Smelser, De La Croix, Yates, Gossard. page 46 1959 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1960 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Aug. 28-Southyvestern ............ There 0 18 Aug. 26-Southwestern ......,.................... Here Sept. 4-Westfield ...... There 2 57 Sept. 2-Westfield ..... .... H ere Sept 11-Winchester ...... There 0 20 Sept. 9-Winchester ...,. .... H ere Sept. 18-Knox ......,...... Here 7 13 Sept. 16-Knox ..........,.. . . . There Sept. 25-Frankfort ........... . . . Here 6 39 Sept. 23-Frankfort ........... . . . There Oct. 2-Jackson Central .... . . . Here 7 12 Sept. 30-Jackson Central ,... . . . There Oct. 9-Pike Twp. ........ There 13 33 Oct. 7-Pike Twp. ....... .... H ere Oct. 16-Lebanon ........ There 6 44 Oct. 14-Lebanon ........ .,.. H ere Oct. -Western . . . Here 18 0 Oct. 21-Western .... . . . There Oct. -Sheridan . . Here 12 38 Oct. 28-Sheridan . . . . . . There 1959-1.960 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1960-1961 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE November We They November 14 Flora ........ . . 66 49 There 18 Westfield . . . . . Here 20 Frankfort . . . . . 74 76 There 23 Tipton ..... . . . Here 25 Tipton ..... . . 50 62 There December D b ecem er 2 Brownsburg . . . . . Here 4 Brownsburg . . . . . 52 49 There 9 Rossville . . . , . . Here 11 Rossville .... . . 52 35 There 16 Zionsville .... . . . Here 18 Eastern . . . . . 52 50 There 21 Southwestern . . . . . . There 22 Westfield .... .. 61 64 There January J anuary 6 Carmel .... . . . Here 2 Zionsville . . . . . 70 63 Here 7 Jackson . . . . . . Here 8 Jackson . . . . . 63 42 Here 13 Eastern . . . . . . Here 15 Colfax ..... . . 78 52 Here 14 Flora ....... . . . Here 16 Carmel .,.. . . 63 60 There 20 Klondike .... . . There 22 Klondike . . . . . 79 71 Here 24 Frankfort . . . . . There 29 Western . . . . . 69 39 Here 27 Western . . . . . . There 30 Pendleton . . . . . 54 40 Here February F b . e mary 3 Sheridan . . . . . . There 6 Delphi .. 73 68 Here 4 Delphi .......... There 12 Thorntown ........ . . 78 65 There 10 Thorntown ........ . . . Here 13 Jackson Central ........... 76 47 Here 11 Jackson Central .... There 19 West Lafayette ............ 47 51 There 17 W. Lafayette ..... Here WON ........ 14 - LOST ........ 4 24 Sectional 1959-1960 VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS Name FGA 92, FT FTA Ball Games Pt 727 Rebounds Ass't Lost Played Ave Ht. Class Phil Shirk ...... 479 390 90 142 634 321 15 33 23 20.2 6' 3 sr. Mike Blackburn 170 376 33 73 .424 267 3 19 22 7.3 6' 4 sr. Bob Bradley 52 500 17 39 .463 64 2 15 18 3.8 6' 2 sr. Larry Evans ..,... 230 373 21 55 382 66 33 35 23 8.5 5'l1 sr. Phil Wilkins 263 380 47 F9 696 134 32 37 23 10.5 6' 1 sr. Tom Caldwell .. 9 444 1 3 333 6 1 3 3 0.9 5' 9 sr. Denny Shoup .. 268 .418 50 81 .617 163 31 31 23 13.3 6' 0 Jr. Jini Payton .... 20 350 1 81 125 29 0 3 12 1.25 6' 4 Jr. Mike Ogle ..... 7 286 2 4 .500 7 2 7 14 0.4 5'l0 Jr. Jerry Ostler .. 21 333 15 27 556 36 25 14 21 1.5 5' 3 so. TOTALS 1520 403 278 503 555 1908 149 199 23 page 47 page 48 'A' TEAM Left to right: Caldwell, Ogle, Shoup, Shirk, Blackburn, Payton, Bradley, Wilkin, Evans, Ostler HIGH SCHOOL YELL LEADERS 'B' TEAM Left to right, top row: La Mar, Mgr., Costlow, Payton, C. Stahl, Meyer, W. Stahl, Coach Chambers. Second row: Hopp, Mgr., Russell, Hodson, Abbott, Weaver, Trees, Rule, Mgr. 1959-1960 'B' TEAM SCHEDULE November We They January They 14 Flora ..... 47 17 T 15 Colfax .... . . . 25 H 20 Frankfort . 27 33 T 16 Carmel .... . . . 42 T 25 Tipton .... 45 43 T 22 Klondike .... . . . 27 H 29 Western ...... . . . 26 H Deeembef 30 Pendleton .... . . . so H 4 Brownsburg 51 29 T February 11 Rossville .. 24 31 T 18 Eastern . . 35 44 T 6 Delphi ............ . . . 45 H 22 Westfield . 43 42 T 12 Thorntown ..... . . . 49 T 13 Jackson Central . . . ..,... . 32 H January 19 West Lafayette ............. 37 T 2 Zionsville .... 48 37 H WON .......... 12 LOST 6 8 Jackson . . . 51 36 H page 49 Page FRESHMAN Top row, left to right: Coach Wilson, Bowman, Wilson, Mitchell, Shirk, Charles. Second row: Lawson, mgr., Williams, Chittick, Phillips, Frey, Vawters, Robison, mgr FRESHMAN YELL LEADERS Phoebe Maish, Berniece Scott, Nancy Weaver, Sherry Coleman EIGI-ITH GRADE TEAM Top row, left to right: Coach Pearson, Costlow, Fields, Elliott, De La Croix Stowers Second row: Sutton, Ward, Sink, Davison, Swackhammer. Third row: Barnett, Brenton, Faucett, Webster, Patchett. After losing their first six games of the year, the Sth grade came back to Win eight of their last eleven games. In the process they got revenge on four of their first six losses. Highlighting the season was Winning a four-way tourney in Jan- uary. The other three teams were from Jackson, Western and Rossville. EIGHTH GRADE YELL LEADERS Left to right: Jane Clark Mary Lou Dow Betty Fearnow Pauletta Young Top row, left to right: Quakenbush, Mgr., Stroup, Thompson, Jones, Fox, Stowers, Bowman, Walker, Coach Garrison. Second row, left to right: McCain, Stroup, Pulley, Berry, Thatcher, Evans, Colby. Third row, left to right: Newhouse, Hawley, Sheets, Cheek, Evans, Brandenburg. Fourth row, left to right: Smith, Koppleman, Graves, Miller, Whitinger. page 52 SEVENTH GRADE YELL YEADE RS Left to right: Jean Powell Joyce Newton Cathy Cole Tina Smith SEVENTH GRADE TEAM v aaiiaii M few.. 3:A' , K , A H ,,,W,,LMW 54 ,Q tw . - i. ,.y. COUNTRY ee aira aaaa ea: , .,A, . , I 1 vivififg Ks' A. W ' 2 . W A 2 ..,,, , a Q ,,., Q a v if , ,' 1 , 2 .- L 2, 1I'.f.vE 5. '. 1 - ' rib? X155 '--'i 'X -,L- r. S WWMWSW Q Q3 ' A ...:., E ,Q s ,.., b gf iffy V V. .xii nf ef - ' K ,Q ..-- -.'V n k.l3, .. 1 wk .H f. . ri eu - L,, ,Q .4,,. jf rz- mf 2 ' 1 Q gig. ': ' if Y 1 2 a, .M fe. 1 f, tf,' P A. Top row, left to right: Coach Pearson, Bowman, Thatcher, Green. Bottom row, left to rightg Price, Virtue, Walker, Vawter. 1959 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS lst 2nd Frankfort C. C. Rossville C. C Frankfort C. C. C. C. Flora Frankfort Invitational Eastern Northwestern Sectional - Terre Haute 3rd Cross-country was a relatively new sport for the Rossville athletes of Clinton Central with this being the first year. The team did very well considering lack of depth Flora and experience. We hope to have a larger, more ex- East Tippecanoe perienced team in the future and thus raise Clinton C.C. Fogrztgh Central to a place of prominence in this sport. LETTER WINNERS Left to right: Price, Virtue, Walker, Green, Thatcher, Vawters Bowman, Pearson. Awarding jackets to team members. The entire student body assembled in the gym to witness the ceremony. page 53 SECTIONAL FEBRUARY 25, 26, 27, IQOO CLINTON CENTRAL 72 KEMPTON 36 ROSSVILLE 52 JACKSON 36 COLFAX 52 FRANKFORT 85 JEFFERSON 39 MULBERRY 27 Z PRAIRIE 55 PRAIRIE 40 5 Z' CLINTON CENTRAL 71 Q- ROSSVILLE 63 2- FRANKFORT 85 E- PRAIRIE 60 REGIONAL MARCH 5, IQOO THORNTOWN 47 J EFF-LAFAYETTE 58 g JEFFERSON 57 CLINTON CENTRAL 83 FOWLER 53 5 Z CLINTON CENTRAL 50 JEFFERSON CLINTON CENTRAL 79 FRANKFORT 71 CLINTON CENTRAL SECTIONAL WINNERS Left to right: Wilkin, Shirk, Blackburn, Payton, Bradley, Evans. Second row: Caldwell, Shoup, Coach Taff, Ogle, Ostler. Talking it over. Beginning the cut down. A part of the winning. Celebrating in the gym. Taff helps do the job. The sock hop special. SECTIONAL CELEBRATION Scenes from the Sectional game and the celebration that took place on the following Monday in the gym. page 55 Top row, left to right: Phillips, Wilson, Scircle, Chittick. Second row: Thatcher, Derrick. Third row: Pearson, assistant coach, Carney, Shoup, Meyer, K. Evans, Williams, McKinney, Vawter, Chambers, coach. Fourth row: Colby, mgr., Mattingly, Wilkin, L. Evans, Price, Buntin, Huffer and Snell, mgr. MATTINGLY TRACK 1960 100 yd. dash-L. Evans 880 yd. run-Price ...... High jump-Mattingly .. Pole vault-Mattingly Broad jump-L. Evans .. Shot put-K. Evans ....... 220 yd, dash--L. Evans .. 440 yd. dash-Wilkin .,.. Mile run-Virtue .......,. .... . . Low hurdles-L. Evans .....,...,..... Half mile relay ....... QL. Evans, Wilkin, sh611fJ,'C'fifrif53f'y' Mile relay ...........................,. tMeyer, Thatcher, Derrick, Virtuej W l L K I N Top, left to right: Wayt, Avery, Davison, Brenton, Fields, Elliott, Stowers. Second row: Swackhammer, Gossard, Rule, Singleton, James Jones, Martin, Stroup. Third row: Mennen, De La Croix, Faucett, Thatcher, Thompson, Morton, Jerry Jones. page 56 Frankfort 555511. Rossville 4355, C.C. 3755. Lafayette Jeff. 79, C.C. 25 To Q AU CA KD Eastern 74 315, C.C. 34 2f5 N C.C. 90, Thorntown 39. Oak Hills Relays-C.C. 3rd, Frankfort Relays-C.C. Brd. C.C. 6815, Swayzee 58, Western 2625, Sectional C. C. 4th, CLINTON CENTRAL TRACK RECORDS High hurdles-Mattingly .,....,...................... 18.2 sec. 10.5 sec. min. 19 sec. 5' 4511 mi 10' 5125 19' 9 39, 9,, 24, 5,, 55.3 sec. n. 9 sec. 22' 2 1' 40 4:03 BA EBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Mann, McQuinn, LaMar, Wilkin, Chittick, Ogle, Beebe, Pottenger, Russell. Second row, left to right: Coach Garrison, Carney, Everman, Morris, Rodkey, mgr.g T. Caldwell, B. J. Caldwell, Roberts, Vawter. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May Pos. Wilkin P Chittick IB T. Caldwell 1B B. J. Caldwell C McQuinr1 SS Carney LF Ogle CF Mann P-2B LaMar CF Beebe CF Robertson C-RF Morris P-2B Everman SS Coleman 1B Russell P Vawters 2B CLINTON CENTRAL BASEBALL C.C. , Frankfort 13 C.C. , Zionsville 23 C.C. , Frankfort CBJ 5 C.C. , Jackson Central 7 C.C. , Frankfort KBJ 5 C.C. 11, Jackson 4 . Lebanon CCancelledJ . Flora CCancelledJ 3 1 C.C. 7, Frankfort 6 6 8 8 C.C C.C TOURNEY C.C. 0, Logansport 13 C.C. 0, Kokomo 17 R. W. SO. SB. IP. 5 1 4 1 45 2 1 14 0 47 1 O 7 1 47 6 6 5 3 42 6 2 6 2 51 6 3 12 3 53 1 1 5 2 29 1 2 5 0 31 2 3 9 2 26 0 1 7 0 27 4 2 8 1 50 2 0 5 2 34 2 2 1 0 16 2 2 2 0 17 0 1 1 0 5 3 0 1 3 15 J. CALDWELL CATCHING - JACKSON GAME page 57 In attempting to build the Athletic pro- gram at Clinton Central I would like for l us to demonstrate to the people with whom we come in contact that victory is not all we seek. Let each of us, wheth- er superintendent, principal, coach, play- er or spectator emphasize the point that to Win is commendable. That to demon- strate superiority is one goal we are after. But let us not lose sight of the fact that the means employed are of greater consequence, and that the results we seek are not championships alone but victory of the player, the team, and the school over the temptations of unfair tactics. Team championships may be won and forgotten but the individual character built by participation in all the sports is lasting. I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone for cooperating in help- ing make this year a success in athletics at Clinton Central. Wilbur T. Rule Athletic Dir-ector The all sports banquet was held April 6 in the Multipurpose room. Over 300 patrons, students, and visitnrs were in attendance. Mr. Phil Eskew, superintendent of the Huntington City Schools, was the guest speaker. He related some of his experiences when he used to referee basketball games. The sectional trophy in basket- ball was presented to the school. Other awards were given to outstanding players in basketball and football. The athletic awards were made to: Marshall Smith, outstanding football backg Phil Wilkin, bas- ketball free throwg Phil Shirk, basketball reboundg Mike Black- burn, basketball scholarshipg Richie Turner, football scholar- shipg Kenny Evans, outstanding football lineman. page 58 ACTIVITIES One of the first outstanding activities of the year was to choose the queen of the Sun Sun and Soil Festival, Connie Bogan was chosen over candidates from Frank- fort, Rossville, Mulberry, Col- fax, Jackson and Little Jef- ferson. Janice Grfgg, of Frankfort, last year's queen, took part in the Coronation. pages 5Q f 88 page 59 Left to right, top row: Majorettes - Janet Smith, Joni Fickle, Leanna Nance, Sherry Coleman, Diana Stern, Phoebe Maish. Second row: Jack McKinney, Phil Bond, Tom Harris, Pat Rule, Cheryl Van Meter. Third row: Donna Comer, Janice Russell, Don Hunter, Nancy Weaver, Susan Kelly, Gary Frey, Dick Fearnow. Fourth row: Jeannie Bond, Barbara Davis, Janice Gaylor, Pat Jones, Nancy Hopp, Diana Calloway, Kay Fearnow, Janet Withrow, Calvin Carr, Pat Willburn, Joyce Vandevender, Carol Gossard, Joe Smith, Tom Lawler, Jane Huffer. Fifth row: Kay Hollingsworth, Pat Hollingsworth, Phyllis Clidence, Pat Click, Margaret Snodgrass, Ruth Elliot, Judy Walker, Pauletta Douglas, Susanne Ward. Sixth row: Pat Hopp, Jim Mennen, Judy Michaels, Wayne De La Croix, Sandra Woods, Glenda Maish. Seventh row: Bernice Scott. CLINTQN CENTRAL BAND OFFICERS Gordon Mullikin, Student Director. Drum Major. Don Hunter, Band Captain. Eric Wainscott, Director. Glenda Maish, Librarian. Kay Hollingsworth, Assistant Librarian. page 60 Left to right: Row 1: Gordon Mullikin Row 2: Shirley Crum, Judi Astolfi, Nancy Colby, Carolyn Kinsler, Gloria Ebert, Bob Hill, Carol Carney, Dick Gray, Debbie Richey, Carole Smith, Gary Thompson, Judson Costlow. Row 3: J. B. Walker, Ed Colby, Bart Kelly, Eldon Derrick, Don Everman, Phil Rogers, Marlyn Buntin, Karen Gossard, Joyce Reynolds, Judy Davison, Angela Berry. Row 4: John Bonecutter, Bob Clidence, Don Mann, Raymond Elsea, Jerry Plumback, Jack Mitchell, Karen Russell, Meredith Price, Don Pulley, Mary Ellen Cole, Leon Jordan, Jane Smith, Sara Smith. Row 5: Eric Wainscott, Terrell Huffer, Mary Lou Alter, Regina Dunn, Jane Scircle, Patty Moses, Nancy Lowe. BAND MANEUVERING MUSICIANS Here they come, the Clinton Central H.S. band. Wearing green and White uniforms, the band gave top performances at the football games. Along with the strutting Twirlers, the group added pep, sparkle and color to all school functions of which they were a part. During the basketball season, various parts of the band performed when it was their time. The band took part in the Sun and Soil parade at Frankfort. It had a part in the County Spring festival that was held at Clinton Central. Members of the band entered the musical contest and par- ticipated in Kokomo Festival. Other activities were: taking part in the Memorial services, May 30 at Frankfort and ap- pearing at the Sheridan Centennial in July. We are grateful to the band members for the many hours of Work to provide us with first class performances. Clinton Central H. S. band rates first with all of us. Mr. Eric Wainscott is the director. GORDON MULLIKIN DRUM MAJOR page 61 MAJORETTES Top row, left to right: Phoebe Maish, Terrell Huffer, Sherry Coleman, Diana Stern, Patty Moses, Jane Ann Scircle. Second row: Leanna Nance, Joni Fickle, Regina Dunn, Mary Lou Alter, Janet Smith, Nancy Lowe. Third row: Berniece Scott. MAJORETTES AND CLINTON CENTRAL H. S. BAND SUN AND SOIL PARADE At Frankfort page 62 clinic, ice cream socials, athletic advertising, a chicken Row Row Row Row A group of parents from the six Central School Corp- JUNIOR BAND Jim Davison, Dennis Swackhammer, Nancy Crum, Diana Galliison, Martha Charles, Connie Johnson, Marilyn Elsea, Mary Lou Dow, Donna Ebert, Betty Fearnow, Mary Lyn Kinsler. David Gossard, Susie Stowers, Mona McCarty, Joyce Newton, Sandy Spray, Patty Moses, Diana Sterns, Carol Benge, Sue Gendron, Suzanne Crum, Janet Smith, Judy Amos, Pauletta Young, Cathy Cole, Nancy Brown, Linda Brandenburg, Jo Ellen Ogle, Jane Cripe, Mike Thompson, Kenton Colby, Cheryl Swope, Lynn Stroup, Alice Clements, Sue Bingarnan, Paul Gendron, Tina Smith, Judy Snell, Sherry Lindhorst, Norman Beets, Steve Pulley, Tom Sheets, Larry Mennen, Charlotte Crum, Steve Avery, Amy Patchett, Lee Anna Nance, Sharon Gray, Mike Payne, Glenda Butcher, Becky Goodwin, Larry Hopp, Sue Gray, Jane Clark. David Evans, Mark Sheets Jimmy Whitinger Jerry Brandenburg Richard Koppleman Lynn Hale Sandra Myers 'Jay Hollay, Bin Mann, craig stowers, Alan Bond, David Mccairi, Linda Taylor, Alan'Costlow, Jaime shoup, Becky Crum. GOLDEN NOTES FROM MUSIC PATRONS oration townships, Forest, Kirklin, Johnson, Michigan, Sugar Creek, and Warren, met in February 1959 and formed an organization known as Clinton Central Music Patrons. The following officers were chosen: Edwin Bond, president: Ralph Jordan, first vice-president, John De La Croix, second vice-president, Kenneth Cripe, third vice-president, Mrs. George Blackburn, secretary, and Mrs. Oscar Butcher, treasurer. Standing Commit- tee Chairmen were: William Maish, properties and equipment, Mrs. Robert Wilkin, publicity, John De La Croix, finance, Kenneth Cripe, arrangements, Franklin Moses, instruments, and Mrs. Charles Pulley, awards. The Music Patrons met monthly to promote fund raising projects and to secure more equipment. Over S7000 was raised by cash donations, a fish fry, a baton barbecue, concerts, sale of license tags, candy and magazine sales, operating a cafeteria at ball games and serving the F.F.A. banquet. From the activities, the Music Department was able to have uniforms for the Band at the opening of school and the first football game. There were 84 band uniforms, 13 majorette outfits made by hand, 50 choir robes, a director's robe, and 2 coffee urns were purchased. These items totaled 355,850 Items still to be purchased are music awards, cross belts, buckles and pompons for the uniforms and a director's uniform. The cooperation of many interested parents, patron s and the school personnel, Mr. David Hamblin, super- intendentg Mr. Richard Falls, Mrs. Lela Myers and Mr. Eric Wainscott made the year a successful one. Left to right: Kenneth Cripe, John De La Croix, Mrs. John Butcher, Mrs. George Blackburn, Edwin Bond, Ralph Jordan. page 63 HIGH SCHOQL Top row, left to right: Bob Hill. Larry Johnston, Joe Bill Fox, Larry Evans, Johnny Pugh, E, M, Cheek, Mike Blackburn. Second row, left to right: Connie Payne, Lee Eckert, David Pottinger, B. J. Caldwell, Tom Harris, Kenny Price. Calvin Carr. Third row, left to right: Maxine McQuinn, Judith Harshberger, Pat Blackburn, Jane Johnson, Linda George, William Roberts, David Harlos, John Bonecutter. Fourth row, left to right: Pauline Phillips, Christine Merrill, Connie Bogan, Donna Kendell, Sue Collins, Charlene Halford, Rebecca Scarf, Edith Wilcurt, Fifth row, left to right: LuAnn Maish, Sharon Stock, Sandra Wells, Martha Hurt, Linda Powell, Marilyn Robison, Mary Kay Marcum. Sixth row, left to right: Berneice Scott, Fay Orem, Betty Sewell, Judy Michael, Jane Reagan, Denzil Evans, Donna McKinney. Seventh row, left to right: Louise Emery, Diana Spray, Diane Evans, Pat Wyrick, Judy Gorham, Mattigene Anderson, Shirley Finney. Eighth row, left to right: Carol Whiteman, Clare Robertson, Betty Ottinger, Diana McQuinn, Jane Hunter, Sue Hornmell, Nancy Merrill. AND LET THERE BE MUSIC Music is the universal language. And opportunity is provided for all students who are interest- ed in vocal music. They may belong to the Clinton Central High School Glee Club. Not only do they receive excellent training but they have an opportunity to enjoy singing at its best. The members may try out for the Robed Choir. The music department plays an important role in Clinton Central High School. Mrs. Leia Myers is the director, page 64 Cl-ICRUS Top row, left to right: Phil Wilkin, Dick Mattingly, Steve Ostler, Mike Ogle, Jim Hutchison, Larry McKinney, Leon Jordan, Jim Inman. Second row, left to right: Charles Cline, Butch Kirkendall, Phil Rogers, Frank Williams, Gary Thompson, Tom Lawler, Gary Turner, Dick Dunn, Judy Davison, Mrs. Myers. Third row, left to right: Barton Kelly, Bill Virtue, Jerry Bond, Anna Doris Crum, Lois Languell, Terrell Huffer, Mary Kercheval, Susan Quebe, Patricia Hopp. Fourth row, left to right: Ruth Ann McClain, Mary Ann Watson, Jane Trenary, Janice Young, Charlotte Fearnow, Nancy Colby, Sue Cheek, Pat Schimrnell, Nancy Nye. Fifth row, left to right: Joyce Rodger, Pat Fearnow, Judith Reagan, Mary Jane Wyrick, Pat Faucett, Sue Carol Jenkins, Jane Merrill, Nancy Lowe. Sixth row, left to right: Regina Dunn, Carolyn Nye, Betty Shane, Roberta Abraham, Kay Fearnow, Marjorie Longfellow, Gloria Ebert, Sharon Martin. Seventh row, left to right: Jane Fearnow, Patty Beaver, Bonnie Smith, Peggy Butcher, Jeannie Alexander, Judy Perkins, Judy King, Julia Singleton. Eighth row, left to right: Linda Brant, Betty Hill, Janice Witherow, Marilyn Weaver, Gloria Van Singleton, Loretta Zollman, Judi Harrell, Judy Hill. page 65 ROBED CHOIR AND ALTERNATES Left to right: David Pottenger, Charles Cline, Tom Harris, Bob Hill, John Pugh, Mike Blackburn, Phil Wilkin, E. M. Cheek, Larry Johnston, Larry Evans. Second row: Dick Dunn, Phil Rogers, Sue Collins, Lou Ann Maish, Tom Lawler, Mike Ogle, Linda George, Gary Thompson, Kenny Price. Third row: Terrell Huffer, Connie Bogan, Bill Virtue, Christine Merrill, Pat Blackburn, Jim Hutchison, Jane Reagan, Roberta Abraham. Fourth row: Susan Quebe, Pat Faucett, Judy Reagan, Judy Davison, Patricia Hopp, Charlene Halford, Janell Johnson, Kay Fearnow, Diana McQuinn. Fifth row: Loretta Zollman, Betty Hill, Jane Ann Hunter, Gloria Ebert, Nancy Merrill, Shirley Finney, Berneice Scott. Sixth row: Judy Hill, Judy King, Louise Emery, Mrs. Myers, Regina Dunn, Maxine McQuinn, Clare Robertson, Absent: Sue Cheek, Joe Bill Fox, Charlotte Fearnow, Barton Kelly, Judy Michael, Gary Turner, John Bonecutter. ACCOMPLISHED PERFORMERS The Robed Choir is music to our ears. Many hours of practice, planning and Work have pro- vided musical talent and programs for school and community activities. The Band Parents program, January 25, the Choral program, February l4, the Spring Festival, music for the graduation time and many other occasions made a busy schedule. Under the direction of Mrs. Lela Myers, the choir is rated highly by the students and patrons of Clinton Central. OFFICERS Top row, left to right, Terrell Huffer, Judy Davison, and Pa- tricia Hopp, accompanists. Second row: Pat Blackburn, Robe Captain, Phil Wilkin, Pres- ident, Mrs. Myers, Director, Mattigene Anderson, Vice-Presi- dent, Judy Hill, Librarian. page 66 Top row left to right Carlton Keever Jerry Cllrk Becky Goodwin Martha Staton Sue Whiteman George Fox, Danny Faucett, David De La Croix Jane Ann Shoup Amy Patchett Nancy Brown Janle Clark Judy Boone, Rita Cogswell, Diana Second row Rita Bogan Glenda Butchei Alan Costlow Larry Hopp Mike Ward Ronnie Sink Kathy Kingsolver, Linda Brandenburg Mary Lynn Kinsler Mary Lou Dow Judy Amos Mary Linker Beverly Harshbarger, Mary Walker. Third row Bob Sutton Jeiry Yates Donnie Sink Keith Catron Jerretta Avery Rita Cambridge, Martha Charles, Lynne Freeland Jo Ellen Ogle Peggy Harrison Linda Laughner Alberta Tucker Debra Fausett Roberta Oliver, Sandra Bristow. Fourth row Sandra Spray Sherri Saul Diana Stern Patty Moses Sherry Lmdhorst Leanna Nance, Jackie Eavey, Katherine New Diana Harshman Jean Powell Robert Puckett Betty Fearnow Sue Stowers Nancy Coapstick. Fifth row David Gossard Jerry Berry Jim Davison Fred Brenton Vernon Patchett Bonnie Quebe, Judy Cody, Helen Braden Carole Benge Peggy Marcum Don McKinney Sue Gray Ruthanne Burkhalter Janice Bailey. Slxth row Patty Miller Connie Johnson Nancy Crum Becky Crum Cathy Cole Tina Smith Janet Smith, Janis Perkins, Kathryn Northrop Jack McKinney Wayne MOYTIS Joe Sanders Mike Rule Gary Fearnow Rosemary Wilcurt. Seventh row Diana Fearnow Phyllis Russell Joyce Newton Catherine Hendryx Donna Goodmght, Evelyn Huffer, Ronnie Evans Jay Hawley Alan Miller Coleman P1ckard Norman Beets Bill Milburn Richard Graves, Susanne Crum, Eighth row Tom Sheets David Evans Mike Thompson Sue Corwin Judy Cox Linda Keeling Donna Myers, Cheryl Swope, Sharon Gray Marilyn Elsea Donnabelle Hammond Janet Young Jimmie Craig Mlke Payne, Mrs. Myers. Ninth row Kenton Colby Larry Mennen David McCain J1m Whittinger Jane Crlpe Charlotte Crum, Linn Stroup, Janet Robertson Susan Grendron Jams Robertson Judy Usher Sandra Ostler Judy Snell Keatha Falls, Mona McCarty. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club was organ- ized under the direction of Miss Hamilton. The offi- cers were: Carol Gossard, presidentg Carol Carney, vice-pres.: Larry Thatcher, corresponding secretaryg Gloria Ebert, recording secretary: Sandra Woods, treasurerg Richard Chit- tick, parliamentariang and Phoebe Maish, editor. page 67 5 SUNSHINE OFFICERS Top row, left to right: Mrs. Eikenberry, sponsorg Terri Huffer, pianistg Linda George, song leaderg Glenda Maish, Sunray sponsorg Mrs. Miller, sponsor. Second row, left to right: Gloria Ebert, chaplaing Marilyn Borders, corresponding secretaryg Patricia Hopp, presidentg Maxine McQuinn, vice-presidentg Kay Hollingsworth, treasurerg Christine Merrill, recording secretary, Connie Bogan, Sunray sponsor. OTHER S.S.S. ACTIVITIES Living up to the motto of the organization, the Society made a F5100 contribution to the Riley fund. A clothing drive for needy children was sponsored. A Christmas party was cele- brated by having a chili supper and then caroling in the various communities of Clinton Central. The semi-formal dance, Fantasy in Spring was a special event. Several attended the district meeting and the state convention at Crown Point. Ruth Ann McClain and Berneice Scott rep- resented the society at the Sunshine Camp in June. THE INITIATION Judy Davison, acting retiring presidentg Patricia Hopp, presidentg Pauletta Douglas, acting recording secretary. Diana Calloway, Penny Loveless, initiates. Pat Blackburn sang a solo. Fantasy in Spring. Sunshine Dance in the Multi- Purpose Room. Refreshment time. The Grand March The King and Queen Marshall Smith and Kay Hollingsworth. On With the dance. Nick Nack Band page 69 SUNSI-ll E Top row, left to right: Judy Davison, Janice Russell, Barbara Staton, Pauletta Douglas, Ruth Elliott, Marilyn Morris, Suzanne Ward, Donna Patrick, Marjorie Samuels, Linda George, Anna Doris Crum. Second row: Jane Reagan, Jane Trenary, Mary Ann Watson, Barbara Davis, Karen Russell, Janell Johnson, Lois Languell, Terrell Huffer, Lois Henry, Cheryl Van Meter, Judy Walker, Marlene Webster. Third row: Pat Click, Marilyn Stockburger, Callie Payne, Judie Reagan, Marlyn Buntin, Phoebe Maish, Becky Scarfi, Mary Crum, Valdean Anderson, Pat Hopp, Pam Freeland, Judy Astolfi. Fourth row: Nancy Colby, Carol Gossard, Judith Harshbarger, Carolyn Kinsler, Mary Jane Wyrick, Charlotte Fearnow, Phyllis Clidence, Marilyn Robison, Nancy Payne, Sue Jenkins, Ruth McClain, Sue Collins. Fifth row: Roberta Abraham, Pat Fearnow, Evelyn Kendall, Joyce Cheek, Pat Collins, Sue Cheek, Charlene Halford, Connie Bogan, LuAnn Maish, Pat Faucett, Dona McKinney. Sixth row: Christine Merrill, Pat Blackburn, Donna Kendall, Sandy Wells, Jane Crick, Elizabeth Chester, Karen Calloway, Denzel Evans, Janet McMath, Glenda Ostler, Mary Marcurn, Betty Shane. Seventh row: Shirley Purcifull, Sara Long, Joyce Rogers, Linda Powell, Jane Smith, Mattigene Anderson, Glenda Maish, Kay Hollingsworth, Gloria Ebert, Shirley Finney, Sandra Wells, Priscilla Reagan, Martha Hurt. Eighth row: Judith Gorham, Nancy Hopp, Diane Spray, Susan Kelly, Nancy Weaver, Carole Smith, Karen Gossard, Joyce Vandevender, Sue Hollingsworth, Lorna Gendron, Carolyn Summers. A RAY OF SUNSHINE The motto of the Sunshine Society is Others.'i Their efforts promote good will and cheer. Each girl has a duty to perform on her particular committee. Special projects of selling candy and Working at the Snack Bar during basketball games, and bake sales provided funds for their activities. Besides their regular meetings, teas, and district gatherings, there was the State Convention at Crown Point. One of the highlights of the year was the Spring Fantasy on March 26. Mrs. Eikenberry and Mrs. Miller were the sponsors. page 70 SCDCIETY Top row, left to right: Kay Fearnow, Diane Evans, Pat Wyrick, Louise Emery, Nancy Merrill, Nancy Payne, Jane Fearnow, Joyce Buntin, Barbara Wallace, Sherry Coleman, Jane Scircle. Second row: Linda Smith, Bernice Scott, Regina Dunn, Mary Lou Alter. Linda Taylor, Jenny Alexander, Penny Loveless, Diane Calloway, Jeannie Bond, Donna Comer, Loretta Zollman, Jane Merrill, Phyllis Shrock. Third row: Jean Shrock, Carol Carney, Mary Clark, Marilyn Weaver, Janice Withrow, Desta Clark, Betty Sewell, JoAnn Rodkey, Maxine McQuinn, Faye Orem, Nancy Kelly, Gloria Singleton, Julia Singleton. Fourth row: Joan Fickle, Sandra Woods, Debbie Richey, Mary Ellen Grosswiler, Patty Beavers, Angela Berry, Janice Gaylor, Jerri Trenary, Joyce Walker, Helen Surber, Joyce Reynolds, Sharon Martin, Betty Ottinger. Fifth row: Pat Rule, Pat Jones, Judy King, Peggy Butcher, Lou Anna Bradley, Shirley Snodgrass, Sharon Stock, Mary Ellen Cole, Judy Michael, Marilyn Kern, Sara Smith, Judy Perkins, Linda Brant. Sixth row: Lynn Reagan, Lois Cheek, Charlotte Sedwick, Betty Hill, Sue Homrnel, Sandra Cody, Jill Braden, Carolyn Sewell, Janet Withrow, Marjorie Longfellow, Sharon Lucas, Beverly Galbreth, Connie Cowell. Seventh row: Clare Robertson, Nancy Lowe, Jane Ann Hunter, Wanda Cody, Shirley Crum, Marilyn Borders, Pat Hollings- worth, Judy Tucker, Margaret Snodgrass, Judy Hill, Carolyn Payne, Judie Harrell. page 71 SUNRAYS Top row, left to right: Judy Amos, Sherry Saul, Barbara Marquess, Mary Lou Catron, Martha Staton, Becky Goodwin, Amy Patchett, Janey Shoup, Joy Young, Sue Bingaman, Alberta Tucker. Second row: Kathy Kingsolver, Glenda Butcher, Nancy Brown, Jeretta Avery, Rita Cambridge, Peggy Harrison, Linda Laughner, Barbara Sewell, Janie Clark, Sue Whiteman, Rita Bogan. Third row: Betty Fearnow, Jackie Eavey, Roberta Oliver, Jean Powell, Patty Moses, Sandy Spray, Linda Brandenburg, Sherian Lindhorst, Marilyn Young, Sue Stowers, Sharon Gray. Fourth row: Janis Perkins, Kathryn Northrop, Suellen Corwin, Barbara Snell, Donna Goodnight, Jay Michael, Evelyn Huffer, Cathy New, Suzette Jones, Alice Clements. Fifth row: Judy Boone, Carolyn Young, Mary Lynne Kinsler, Lynn Freeland, Diana Stern, Kay Cathom, Doris Lawson, Peggy Marcum, Leanna Nance, Joellen Ogle, Mary Dowe, Sandra Meyer. Sixth row: Donna Meyers, Ruth Burkhalter, Martha Charles, Connie Johnson, Diane Harshman, Donna Ebert, Becky Crum, - Cathy Cole, Janet Young, Nancy Crum, Pauletta Young, Patty Price. Seventh row: Janet Smith, Keatha Falls, Sue Gray, Jane Baber, Judy Cox, Linda Keeling, Barbara Barnett, Beverly Harsh- barger, Debra Faussett, Catherine Hendryx, Cathy Davis, Tina Smith. Eighth row: Diana Fearnow, Phyllis Russell, Sharon Leckron, Bonnie Quebe, Helen Braden, Judy Snell, Sandra Payne, Marilyn Black, Rosemary Wilcurt, Judy Cody, Sandra Ostler. Ninth row: Patty Miller, Mona McCarty, Neva Snodgrass, Rita Cogswell, Donnabelle Hammond, Marketta Carter, Joyce Newton, Sandra Bristow, Janice Bailey, Susie Crum, Marilyn Elsea. Tenth row: Connie Bogan, sponsor, Alice Trent, Janis Robertson, Barbara Alder, Jane Cripe, Charlotte Crum, Lynn Stroup, Diana Gallichan, Janet Robertson, Susan Gendron, Janice Crum, Judy Usher, Glenda Maish, sponsor. SUN RAY SOCIETY The Sun Ray Society, a Junior High, all girls organization, was organized this year with approximately 135 members. The Sunshine Society sponsors this group and helps them pre- pare for High School Sunshine membership, Sunshine sponsors for the group were Glenda Maish and Connie Began. The following officers were installed at an impressive candle light ceremony: President, Leanna Nance, Vice President, Becky Crum, Secretary, Connie John- son, Treasurer, Diana Stern, Song Leader, Nancy Crumg Pianist, Jane Clark, Chaplain, Jo Ellen Ogle. During the year the regular monthly meetings included bunsiness meetings as well as special programs. Highlights of the first year included a special Christmas partyg a Wliite Elephant Sale as money-making project, and the sending of delegates to the State Sunshine Convention at Crown Point. page 72 PEANUTS Mr. Andrew Parnell was one of the workmen who helped finish the building after school started. Peanuts was very popular with the student body and shared in their humor and fun. He sur- prised the students at Christmas time by presenting them with cut out of Santa Claus and his reindeer. He was always a Wel- come visitor at Clinton Central. A MATHEMATICAL CHRISTMAS TREE The mathematics department decorated the Christmas tree that stood in the main lobby. Geometric designs, mathematical symbols, for- mulas and numbers were the decorations. All classes from seventh grade to senior mathematics classes had a part in the planning and decorating the tree. A group of General Math. students are shown in the picture. ANNUAL STAFF CHECK ROOM The annual staff operated the check room at all the basketball games to provide a service for the fans and to raise funds for the annual. The group worked faithfully throughout the basketball season. page 73 Ike Crane - Jack Schuster Kathy Van Tassel - Kathy Payton Tom Bones - Mike Parks V Calpurnia fNancy Zodrowj and Mark Antony fTony Gasperinoj try to dissuade Caesar fDon Lampj from going to the Senate. Cassius Him Leonettij outlines a plan to Tifinius fDon Barbierij, Brutus fDave McNeiij, and Metelius Cimber Uack Schusterj. l xl f lf Z E. H X V LX L.. fr E. x -L Romans, Counf fymen, and lovers, hear me for my Cause . . . F. F. A. OFFICERS Left to right: James Hutchison, Reporter, J. B. Walker, Sentinel, Roland Johnson, Secretary, Larry Rule, Pres- ident, Denny Shoup, Vice President, Barton Kelly, Treasurer, Joe Bill Fox, District V Secretary, Harold McKinney, Adviser. F. F. A. GROUP PICTURE Left to right: Joe Bill Fox, Jay McKinney, John Houchens, Eddie McQuern, Jim Young, Denny Shoup, Wayne De La Croix, Lester Beebee, Don Kendall. Second row: Warren Pearson, Mike Crousore, Charles Wilcurt, Steve Scarff, Jim Hutchison, Gary Frey, Charles Cline, Jim Anderson, Jim Fulkerson, Tom Spray. Third row: Royce Collins, Kenny Evans, Ed Mooney, Jerry Patchett, Tom Lawler, Jerry Ostler, B. J. Caldwell, Bart Kelly, Gary Thompson. Fourth row: Leonard Surber, J. B. Walker, Gary McKinney, Clarence Bray, Lee Eckert, Eldon Derrick, Richard Gray. Fifth row: Harold McKinney, Adviser, Larry Rule, Ronald Johnson, Ned McKinney, Richard Brown, Raymond Elsea, Bob Clidence, Jim McKinney, Donald Smith, Adviser. page 76 Mr. Smith presenting an award to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hutchison, parents of the Star Chapter Farmer. and Mr. Richard Falls. F. F. A. BANQUET, MAY ll, 1960 About 125 attended the banquet in the multi-purpose room. The banquet was served by the members of the Boyleston Baptist Church. Rev. Paul Vise, pastor of the Michigantown M. E. Church, gave the invocation. A saxaphone trio consisting of Debbie Richey, Judy Davison, and Carole Smith, accompanied by Pat Hopp, furnished the entertainment. A plaque was presented by Carl Pinkerton of the Farm Bureau to the Clinton Chapter, the plaque to be used to list award winners. fly, Awards were given Denny Shoup, beef, donor, Law- rence Vandevender, Steve Scarff, poultry, donor, Harold McKinney, James Hutchison, Star Chapter Farmer, Joe Bill Bill Fox, swine, donor, Clyde Johnson, Barton Kelly, sheep, donor, Charles Blanch, J. B. Walker, Star Greenhand award, Ronnie Trees, corn donor, Clair Gossardg B. J. Caldwell, scholarship, Mrs. Edwin Record. J. B. Walker, Star Greenhand Award, Pat Jones, F.F.A. Sweetheart, James Hutchison, Star Farmer Award. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar l-lutchison and son James. F. F. A. honors were brought to the following: Barton Kelly, Statue Chorus President, Joe Bill Fox, District V Director and Hoosier Farmer de- gree, Gary Thompson, Section Il treasurer. F. F. A. LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Harold McKinney, adviser, Gary Thompson, Larry Rule, Denny Shoup, Barton Kelly, Joe Bill Fox. Mr. McKinney presenting Honorary Farmers degrees to Mr. Oren Stowers page 77 F' F. A. ACI-ITEVEMENT DAIRY JUD GING TEAM Harold McKinney, Adviser, Don Meyer, Gary Thompson, Jerry Ostler, James Hutchison. STUDENT CGUNCIL The council was organized February 3, 1960. The members consisted of the class officers of all grades. The first item of business was adopting a constitution. Each member Wrote to a dif- ferent school and secured a copy of that school's constitution. A special committee se- lected What they thought was the best ideas of these constitutions and incorporated them in Clinton Central's constitution. The election of officers was held on March 23. John Pugh was elected president, Mike Blackburn, vice-president, Mattigene Ander- son, treasurer, Mary K. Marcum, secretary, Pat Blackburn, reporter. The Council sponsored a special Easter Con- vocation for the students and faculty. Top row, left to right: Mike Blackburn, Bob Hill, Mike Ogle, John Pugh. Second row: Max Bowman, Judy Davison, Sandra Wood, Pat Blackburn, Mattigene Anderson. Third row: Richard Chittick, Carolyn Sewell, Mary K. Marcum, Jerry Ostler, George Fox, Dennis Swackhamer, Judy Amos, Jane Scircle, Regina Dunn. Fourth row: Peggy Marcum, Rebecca Crum, Mike Thompson, Betty Fearnow, Connie Johnson. page 78 Left to right: Orval Clark, Mrs. McCreary, Judy Reagan, ' ' Glenda Maish, Charlene Halford, Sue Cheek, Loretta Paton, Carole Smith, Wanda Cody, Marilyn Morris, Judy Davison. Left to right: Carol Quebe, Connie Cowell, Ruth Elliott, Marilyn Borders, Desta Clark. 1 M ' , ' ' 1 I, i ' ' if: - 1 : .2 W ,nf 4 Q' .- .13 M i Jlwify wtigg ' 1 -: f 4, i WM Aa .Wm ' ' k' X THE CENTRALIAN The Centralian, the Clinton Central school paper, was edited by the Journalism class under the direction of Mrs. lva McCreary. The paper was published monthly. Two special editions were published at Valentines time and April Fools edition. A magazine contain- ing poems, themes and stories Written by various students was published near the end of the second semester. The staff printed the Centralian by using stencils and mimeographing the material. Carole Smith, a member of the class, attended a two Weeks institute at Indiana University during the summer. MEETING THE DEADLINE- -Centralian Staff Y N Yip page 79 THE PRGOF Charlotte Sedwick is serving Judi Harrell, Judy Hill, Janell Johnson, and Pat Fearnow. Karen Calloway and Anna Doris Crum are putting tithe fixings on the next course. This was a practical lesson in Home Ec. Food Lab. raw' E s THE MAIN LINE Jim Anderson, followed by Mrs. Miller lead off on the most popular line in Clinton Central. Mrs. Huffer assists in keeping things moving. Mr. Walters is bringing up the rear. ART CLASS The art students have spent pleasant hours with their art projects this year. Shown here are high school students Working with their ceramic sculpture. Seat-ed, left to right, are Wanda Cody, James Payton, Bill Virtue, Pam Free- land, Mildred Goodnight, Lorna Gendron, and Jim Huffer. Mr. Campbell standing. page 80 p oaos as W .,,s,...M ,fn ..,, L: X twfamrff ' fwiw A Mi ie-- A L it E9 is ...a--,...,,.. W zbhni i , was are mia w M X , DRIVERS TRAINING Mr. Garrison, Jerry Patchett, Larry Davis, Warren Pearson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CLINTHON CHAPTER Top row, left to right: Larry Carney, Kenneth Price, Denny Shoup, Larry McKinney, E. M. Cheek, George M. Blackburn, James Long, Robert Hill, Merlyn Cox, Don Hunter. Second row: Sara Smith, Marshall Smith, John R. Turner, Betty Shane, Pat Blackburn, Jane Johnson, Carole Smith, Eddie La Mar, Marlyn Buntin. Third row: Mrs. Myers, Karen Russell, Marilyn Borders,Glenda Maish, Jo Ann Rodkey, Carolyn Kinsler, Judy Hill, Mattigene Anderson, Terrell Huffer, Linda George. Fourth row: Joyce Reynolds, Judith Reagan, Patricia Hopp, Janet Kay Hollingsworth, Connie Bogan, Pamela Freeland, Pauletta Douglas, Jeanette Rohr. The Induction of the Clinthon Chapter The Clinton Chapter was offi- cially inducted as a Chapter by the officers of the Frankfort Chapter, on April 8, 1960. The officers and their sponsor were: Pat Barber, Treasurer, Barbara Behr, Secretary, Mike Thorn- burg, Vice-Pres.g Mr. Caress, Principalg George Lucas, Presi- dent. The officers and sponsors of the Clinthon Chapter Were: Mr. Falls, Principal, Mrs. Myers, Faculty S p o n s o rg Marshall Smith, President, Mike Black- burn, Vice-Pres.g Kay Hollings- worth, Secretary, and Marilyn Borders, Treasurer. page 81 ACHIEVEMENT CONTEST Top row, left to right: Merlyn Cox, Richy Turner, Larry McKinney, Eddie La Mar, Don Pulley, Don Meyer, Leland Henry, Don Hunter. Second row: Lynn Reagan, Carole Quebe, Gerald Huffer, Jim Long, Terry Caldwell, Charles M ' M il M 's S H mnl orrls, ar yn orri , ue o 1 e. Third row: Pam Freeland, Carole Smith, Marlyn Buntin, Carol Carney, Susan Kelley, Carol Gossard, Debbie Richy, Jane Smith. Connie Bogan absent. INDIANA ACHIEVEMENT CONTEST - KOKOMO CENTER ENGLISH Seniors-Connie Bogan, Pam Freeland. Pam participated in the State Contest at Bloomington, April 30. Mrs. Ivy McCreary was their teacher, Juniors-Richy Turner, Don Hunter. They also rated well enough to go to the State Contest. Mrs. Hazel Hampton was their teacher. SPANISH Juniors-Jane Smith, Jim Long. Mrs. Barbara Siegfried was their teacher. COMPREHENSIVE MATHEMATICS. Mrs. Muriel Myers was their teacher. Seniors-Merlyn Cox, Marlyn Buntin, Larry McKinney, Juniors-Eddie Lamar, Don Meyer. Don rated well enough to go to the State Contest. GEOMETRY Sophomores-Don Pulley, Charles Morris. Mr. Rowe B. Myers was their teacher. ALGEBRA I. Freshmen-Debbie Richy, Susan Kelly. Mrs. Nola Stowers was their teacher. LATIN CONTEST-Freshmen-Carol Gossard and Carol Carney. Miss Dillie Hamilton was their teacher. D.A.R. CONTEST-Pam Freeland was Clinton Central's representative. W.C.T.U. POSTER AND ESSAY CONTEST POSTER-Pam Freeland won first and also won first in the State Contest. Carole Quebe, second. Terry Caldwell, third. ESSAY-Pam Freeland, first. Leland Henry, second. Eddie La Mar, third. Carole Smith and Marilyn Morris were other contestants. Pam Freeland Won first in the State Contest. JUNIOR DIVISION POSTER-Sue Hommel, first. Lynn Reagan, second. Gerald Huffer, third. BETTY CROCKER AWARD. Marlyn Buntin was awarded Homemaker of Tomorrow. PAM FREELAND suggested the name that was chosen for the Clinton Central annual - EX LIBRIS. The en- tire student body submitted names for consideration. She received a copy of the annual as a reward for her suggestion. , MUSIC AWARDS BAND-Judy Davison, second. Patricia Hopp, first. CHORUS-Linda George, second. Phil Wilkin, first. page 82 Clarinet Trio Wind Wood Quintet INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE AWARDS Top row, left to right, Joe Smith, Barton Kelly, J. B. Walker, Phil Rogers, Don Mann, Don Hunter, Susan Kelly. Second row: Bob Hill, Berniece Scott, Nancy Colby, Judy Astolfi, Terrell Huffer, Leon Jordan, Don Pulley, Meredith Price. Thirg rally: Carole Smith, Debbie Richy, Karen Gossard, Judy Davison, Gordon Mullikin, Nancy McKinney, Sara Smith, Jane mi . Fourth row: Suzanne Ward, Pauletta Douglas, Gloria Ebert, Ruth Elliott, Carolyn Kinsler, Shirley Crum. Fifth row: Margaret Snodgrass, Pat Hollingsworth, Kay Hollingsworth, Judy Michael, Sandra Wood, Glenda Maish, Wayne De La Croix, James Mennen, Patricia Hopp. ENSEMBLE Sax Trio Judy Davison Debbie Richy Carole Smith Clarinet Duet Sandra Woods Wayne De La Croix Brass Sextette Don Hunter Sara Smith Don Mann Carolyn Kinsler Phil Rogers Barton Kelly Clarinet Quartette Pat Hopp Wayne De La Croix James Mennen Judy Michael District State Rating Rating I I I II I II I I ENSEMBLE District State Horn Quartette Suzanna Ward Pauletta Douglas Carolyn Kinsler Ruth Elliott Rating Rating II Trombone Quartette District State Rating Rating Sara Smith II Gordon Mullikin Jane Smith Nancy McKinney Sandra Wood II Glenda Maish Kay Hollingsworth Clarinet Quartette Judy Michael I Pat Hollingsworth Kay Hollingsworth Margaret Snodgrass Sax Duet Judy Davison II Karen Gossard Top row, left to right: Jane Smith, Raymond Elsea, Don Pulley, Don Second row: Sandra Wood, Judy Astolfi, Judson Costlow, Tom Harris, Third row: Margaret Snodgrass, Gloria Ebert, Bob Hill, II Hunter. Shirley Crum Nancy Colby Terrell Huffer Gloria Ebert Patricia Hopp Trombone Trio Leon Jordon Meredith Price Don Pulley MUSIC CONTEST Instrumental Solos Don Hunter Baritone Patricia Hopp Clarinet Margaret Snodgrass Bass Clarinet Sandra Wood Clarinet Judson Costlow Alto Sax Gloria Ebert French Horn Raymond Elsea Trombone Tom Harris Drum Pat Click Bass Clarinet Judith Astolfi Flute Jane Smith Trombone Don Pulley Trombone II II District State Rating Rating I I I II I II I II II II II II II II II II page 83 MIXED ENSEMBLE I Top row, left to right: Bill Fox, Phil Wilkin Johnny Pugh, Mike Ogle, Larry Evans. Second row: Linda George, Pat Blackburn, Gloria Ebert, Judy Hill, Maxine McQuinn, Diana McQuern, Tom Lawler, absent. . 1-at all 5:3 Q 7: Qiikg, , ' ' fsfwl ' 'ifiifff , , in . ,,,x, N,,,,,, .K ,,, - I Al., jgizii il -l,,' wk ,,,. -.,, ,..,.:- Sf 5523? .3 E11 .a', 2 ',.'- ' , ,,,,,,,,b,t , ,,g,,,,, , Q ',. 5 if 5 r 'ur' ' 55395, ea: Q ll A ',',V'. ','- 2 EE Zsliigifll iilfiidii fi A ' '2 TRIPLE TRIO Top row, left to right: Linda George, Clare Robertson, Terrell Huffer, Maxine McQuinn, Louise Emery. Second row: Lou Ann Maish, Pat Blackburn, Diane McQuinn, Betty Hill. BARBER SHOP QUARTET Judy Hill, Clare Robertson, Louise Emery, Regina Dunn. . fe? I MIXED ENSEMBLE ll Top row, left to right: Bob Hill, Mike Ogle, Thomas Harris, Dick Dunn, Larry Johnston, Bill Fox. Second row: Janell Johnson, Sue Cheek, Shirley Finney, Mattigene Anderson, Charlene Halford, Judy Reagan. page 84 TRIPLE TRIO Left to right: Sue Cheek, Betty Sewell, Judy King, Loretta Zollman, Judy Hill, Kay Fearnow, Charlene Halford, Char- lotte Fearnow, Judy Davison. AWARDS IN MUSIC Thirty-nine music students of Clinton Central participated in the District Vocal Solo and Ensemble Contest at Franklin. The following groups won a superior rating and participated in the State Contest on February 20 - held at Butler University. There were two mixed ensembles, each composed of 12 students, a triple trio and a barber shop quartet. Pat Hopp Won a superior rating in the piano contest. Soloists who won excellent ratings are: Maxine Mc-Quinn, Shirley Finney, Diana McQuinn, Berniece Scott, Pat Blackburn. Triple trio consisting of: Lu Ann Maish, Linda George, Pat Blackburn, Claire Robertson, Louise Emery, Terrell Huffer, Maxine McQuinn, Betty Hill. Piano students Winning excellent ratings were: Nancy Colby, Karen Gossard, Lois Henry. Sharon Graay also won an excellent rating on a violin solo. S 0 L 0 I S T S Left to right: Karen Gossard, Patricia Hopp, Sharon Gray, Lois Henry, Nancy Colby. Top row, left to right: Pat Blackburn, Phil Wilkin, Linda George, Mike Ogle. Second row: Diane McQuinn, Shirley Finney, Berniece Scott, Maxine McQuinn. Top row, left to right: Alan Costlow, Becky Goodwin, Sue Gray, Jane Clark, Larry Hopp, Steve Avery, Sharon Gray. Second row, left to right: Jo Ellen Ogle, Pauletta Young, Nancy Brown, Jane Cripe, Suzanne Crum, Sandra Spray. Third row, left to right: Diana Stern, Marilyn Elsea, Donna Ebert, Mary Lynne Kinsler, Mary Dow, Leeanna Nance, Fourth row, left to right: Jim Davison, Dennis Swackhammer, David Gossard, Nancy Crum, Mona McCarty, Patricia Moses. JUNIOR HI INSTRUMENTAL COUNTY CON TESTANTS page 85 GYROSCOPE EXPERIMENT John Pugh demonstrates the theory of the gyroscope, showing that a wheel revolving at an accelerated rate of speed will resist any change. Mike Ogle, Joe Smith, John Chittick, Larry Carney, Leland Henry, and Mr. Cole offer their comments. l page 86 HIGH VOLTAGE Mr. Cole gave a demonstration in high voltage. If you will ob- serve closely you will see that a few strands of hair are stand- ing up. The observers were Marshall Smith, Mike Ogle, Le- land Henry, Dick Mattingly, John Chittick, Steve Ostler, John Pugh, Larry Carney and Bob Hill. HIGH VOLTAGE Larry McKinney tested the Van- digraff generator. Mike Black- burn, Eugene Mennen, and Bob Hill were anticipating something unusual to happen. SCIENCE CLUB Top row, left to right: Edward Chopp, Eddie LaMar, Larry McKinney, Bob Roberts, Leland Henry, John Chittick, Johnny Pugh, E. M. Cheek, Dick Mattingly, Jim Hutchinson, Jim R. Huffer. Second row: Ruth Elliott, Richey Turner, Phil Rogers, James Mennen, Joe Louck, Joe Smith, Tom Harris, Eugene Mennen, Dick Dunn, Larry Carney, Anna Doris Crum. Third row: Linda George, Pauletta Douglas, Don Hunter, Joe Bill Fox, Bob Hill, Steve Ostler, Merlyn Cox, Pam Freeland, Carolyn Kinsler. Fourth row: Carolyn Summers, Carole Smith, Mary Kay Marcum, Mary Crum, Connie Bogan, Sharon Stock, Mary Ellen Cole, Marilyn Kern, Karen Gossard, Mr. Cole. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was sponsored by Mr. Cole. The officers Were Merlyn Cox, president, Richy Turner, vice-president, Connie Bogan, secretaryg John Chittick, treasurer, Mary Marcum, re- porter. The various programs of the club have covered the fields of science. These fields were mathematics, biology, chemistry and physics. A science library was started for the use of the members. The last meeting of the club was held the evening of May 12. Dr. M. Wiles Keller, assistant head of the Mathematics Department of Purdue University, was the speaker. WOODWORKING SHOP A group of Junior Hi students learning how to use tools and do precision Work in wood. Mr. Wiggs was their instructor. page 87 A DAILY ROUTINE There wasn't a second call for the cafe- teria line to form. John Payton had the up and at'm spirit that was typical of the student body when it came lunch time. THE MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM This was an every day scene that was divided into three acts. There were three lunch periods each day to provide ample time for each group to eat their lunch and enjoy some after dinner speeches by their fellow students. There was a time for orderly relaxation before returning to the class rooms. . .... .,,.,,.,...... . gm N N, ,- sfp:e:':qf.. .. ..t -. M -'---- V --' , ,--v , .. .a - ,. W ww . ., - .JLG ,,,,, - .... 5 .,.... . 1 a 'W . 2 -- . T 14 '1 - iw ,. t-' Left to flghti 'z j i -- --1 Audra Borders, Nova Crum, Irene Cole, Vs Q ,,t. Glenda Waters, and Thelma Johnson. - . f ul In r f fe' Z 1 Now you see the reason why Chnton Central ff' f gg V, H Y, j had well cooked meals. These ladies were A A ' 1' P the ones who cooked and served the lunches for more than 700 students every day. We i 2 V appreciated their efforts and wish to ack- 2 l F' nowledge a Job well done. Q f 1 fa af' MUSIC PATRONS The Music Patrons served sandwiches, pie and drinks during the basketball sea- son. This was an appreciated service to the fans and provided an opportunity for the Music Patrons to provide funds for the various activities of the music de- partment. page 88 AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Commander Robert Bitner of Legion Post No. 12 of Frankfort presented Connie Johnson and Fred Britton with the award for the eighth grade girl and boy. THE SENIOR BALL Aprii 16, 1960 The theme of the ball was ISLE OF DREAMS. The gym was decorated in the spirit of the oc- casion. Danny and His Colonels furnished the music for the evening. CAROLYN SUMMERS was the queen of the ball. Her court was: Charlotte Fearnow, Kay Hollings- worth, Connie Bogan and Marilyn Borders. THE PRINT SHOP Learning the A, B, C's of printing proved to be a real service to the school. The students in the shop printed programs, bulletins and some of the official forms for the school. This helps to demonstrate that Clinton Central has a well rounded program for the students. THE AG SHOP From scooters to tractors, and most any- thing else that provided an opportunity to learn how to do a good tune up or repair job, was welcomed at the Ag. Shop. You observe that this was a busy place. page 89 GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Circle, left to right: Phoebe Maish, Debby Richey, Sue Hollingsworth, Carol Gossard, Sharon Settle, Mary Lou Alter, Lou Ann Bradley, Carolyn Sewell, Joyce Cheek, Diana Calloway, Mary Ellen Grosswiler, Elizabeth Chester, Lynn Reagan, Carol Carney, Sherry Coleman, Jane Ann Scircle, Judy Tucker, Penny Loveless, Janet Withrow, Donna Comer, Janice Gaylor, Susan Kelly. Mrs. Hao, standing. page 90 AUTCGRAPI-IS SPECIAL AWARDS Karen Russell and Phil Wilkin were awarded the Danforth Good Citizen awards. Mattigene Anderson-four year scholarship to Franklin College, Patricia Hopp-scholarship to Ball State Teachers College. 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Auto Glass FI'3Ukf01't Frankfort, Indiana FUEL OILS FARM SERVICE FRANKFORT DELUXE CLEANERS Sta-Nu Process SMITH-ROBERTSON BAKERY AGENCY wedding - Birthday Partv and Shower Free Pick-Up - ' C k Delivery a es Bob Smith Dick Robertson 63 Steps South Of City Parking Lot 403 E- Walnut Max Carman 209 N. Jackson Frankfort Pg.1Ifg1:kfi ii4 l I ' Compllments of Compliments of SHANKLIN HARDWARE CO. Lewis Ford Sales 'tEve-rything in Hardware Phone 6611 63 E. Clinton Frankfort Indiana Frankfort Indiana page 107 Students of Clinton Central High School A Year 7 8 9 10 Alder, Barbara, 28, 67 Astolfi, Joe, 28, 67 Ault, Alan, 25, 67 Allen, Richard, 25, 67 Altic, Gerald, 25, 67 Amos, Judith, 25, 67 Avery, Jeretta, 25, 67 Avery, Stephen, 25, 56, 63 Alexander, Jennie, 22 Anderson, Valdean, 22 Abraham, Roger, 19 Alter Mary Lou, 19 Astolfi, Judith, 19, 61, 83 Abbott, Larry, 19, 45 Grades 7 - I2 C Cambridge, Reta, 28, 67 Carter. Marketta, 28, 67 Cheek, Dale, 28, 167 Cheek, Linda, 28, 67 Clements, Alice, 28, 63 Coapstick, Nancy, 28, 67 Cody, Judy. 28, 67 Cogswell, Carol 28, 67 Cogswell, Rita, 28, 67 Colby, Kenton, 28, 63, 67 Cole, Kathy, 28, 63, 67 Coonrod, Ronald, 28, 46, 67 Corwin, Suellen, 28, 67 Covert, Linda, 28, 67 Cox, Judy, 28, 67 D Daulton, Harold, 28, 67 Davis, Cathy, 28, 67 Davis, Philip, 28, 46, 67 Driver, Ross, 28 Davis, Robert, 28, 67 Davis, Ronald, 25, 67 Davison, James, 25, 46, 51, 56, 63, 85 De La Croix, David, 25, 46, 51, 67 Dow, Mary Lou, 25, 51, 63, 85 Davis, Barbara, 22, 60 Dunn, Regina, 22, 61, 66 Davis, Larry, 19, 80 De La Croix, Wayne, 19, 56, 61, 83 Derrick, Eldon, 19, 56 Duckworth, Ronald Craig, Jimmy, 28, 67 Douglas, Pauletta, 16, 60, 83, 87 11 12 Abraham, Anderson, Anderson Andersoni Roberta, 8, 66 James, 8, 80 Mattigene, 8, 13, Sherman, 8 B 7 Baber, Janie, 28, 67 66, 81, 84 Cripe Bernard, 28, 67 Cripe, Jane Ann, 28, 63, 85 Crum, Becky, 28, 63 Crum Crum, Charlotte, 28, 63 Janice, 28, 67 Catron, Keith, 25, 67 Catron, Mary, 25, 67 Charles, Martha, 25, 63 Clark, Janie, 25, 51, 63, 67 Click, Jerry, 25, 46, 67 Davison, Judith, 9, 13, 61, 66, 79, 81, 82, 83 Derrick, Shirley, 9, 61 Dunn, Richard, 9, 66, 87 E Edens, James, 29, 67 Erickson, John, 29, 67 Bray, Nathan, 28, 63, 67 8 9 10 11 12 Beets, Norman, 28, 63, 67 Benge, Carol, 28, 63, 67 Berry, Jerry, 28, 67 Bitner, Gary, 28 Black, Helen, 28 Black, Marilyn, 28, 67 Bogan, Rita, 28, 67 Bond, Allen, 26, 63 Bowman, Mark, 28, 67 Boyer, Larry, 28, 67 Braden, Helen, 23, 67 Brandenburg, Jerry, 28, 46, 63, FH Butcher, Glenda, 28, 67 Bailey, Janice, 25, 67 Barnett, Barbara, 25, 67 Barnett, James, 25, 51, 67 Bingaman, Sue, 25, 63 Black, Kathryn, 25, 67 Blanch, Don, 25, 67 Boone, Jerry, 25, 46, 67 Boone, Judy, 25, 67 Brandenburg, Linda, 25, 63 Brenton, Fred, 25, 51, 56, 67 Bristow, Sandra, 25, 67 Brown, Nancy, 25, 63, 67, 85 Bryan, Donald, 25, 67 Burkhalter, Ruthanne, 25, 67 Baber, John, 22 Barnett, Larry, 22 Beavers, Patty, 22 Berry, Angela, 22 Blackburn, John, 22 Bond, Jeannie, 22 Bonecutter, John, 22 Bowman, Rex, 22, 50 Bray, Clarence, 22 Bray, Ferris, 31 Brown, Tom, 22 Butcher, Peggy, 22 Bailey, Sharon, 19 Billeter, Carolyn, 19 Bond, Phillip, 19, 60 Braden, Veronica, 19 Bradley, Louann, 19 Brant, Linda, 19 Buntin, Joyce, 19, 74 Burkhalter, Anita, 19 Barnett, Donald, 16 Beebe, Lester, 16, 57 Beets, Joyce, 16 Blackburn, Pat, 16, 66, 81, 84, 85 Bond, Jerry, 16 Bougher, George, 16 Brown, Jack, 16 Brown, Richard, 16 Billeter, Glen, 8 Blackburn, George M. 8, 13, 48, 55, 58, 66, 74, 78, 81, 86 Bogan, Connie, 8, 59, 66, 81, 82 Borders, Marilyn, 8, 32, 79, 81 Bradley, Robert, 8, 48 Buntin, Chalmer, 8 Buntin, Marlyn, 8, 81 page 108 Coleman, Tom, 25, 67 Costlow, Alan, 25, 51, 63, 67, 85 Cotham, Kay, 25, 67 Creasy, Joe, 25, 67 Crum, Nancy, 25, 63, 85 Crum, Susanne, 25, 63 Calloway, Diane 22, 60 Campbell, Bob, 22 Carney, Carol, 22 Charles, William, 22, 50 Chester, Elizabeth, 22 Chester, Robert, 22 Chittick, Richard, 22, 50 Coapstick, Diane, 22 Cogshill, Robert, 22 Coleman, Sherry, 22, 50, 60 Collins, Royce, 22 Comer, Donna, 22, 60 Cox, Marion, 22 Creasey, Barbara, 22 Crick, Jane, 22 Cheek, Joyce, 19 Cheek, Roy, 19 Cheek, Sue, 19, 79, 84 Evans, David, 29, 67 Evans, Ronald, 29, 67 Eavey, Jacquelin, 25, 67 Ebert, Donna, 25, 63, 85 Elliott, James, 25, 51, 56, 67 Elsea, Marilyn, 25, 63, 85 Eavey, Jerry, 22 Elsea, Raymond, 22, 83 Evans, Allen, 22 Evans, Diane, 22 Ebert. Emery, Gloria, 19, 66, 83, 84 Louise, 19, 66, 84, 85 Everman, Donald, 19, 45, 57 Eckert, Evans, Elliott, Evans, Evans, Lee, 16, 32, 44 Kenneth, 16, 44, 56, 58 Ruth, 9, 79,83, 87 Denzel, 9, 36, 74, 75 Larry, 9, 42, 45, 48, 55, 66, F Falls, Keatha, 31, 67 84, 87 Clark, Mary, 19 Clidence, Robert, 19, 61 Cline, Charles, 19, 66 Cody, Sandra, 19 Coleman, Clinton, 19 Coleman, Jim, 19 Coleman, Ronnie, 19 Collins, Patricia, 19 Crick, Wanda, 19 Crousore, Mike, 19, 44 Caldwell, Terry, 16, 82 Carney, Larry, 16, 44, 57, 86, 87 Carr, Calvin, 16 Cheek, Lois, 16 Click, Patricia, 16, 60, 83 Click, Ronald, 16, 60 Clouse, Richard, 16 Coapstick, Rachael, 16 Colby, Nancy, 16, 61, 69, 83, 85 Cole, Mary Ellen, 16, 61, 69 Collins, Sue, 16, 66 Costlow, Judson, 16, 45, 61, 83 Caldwell, B. J., 8, 32, 57 Caldwell, Tom, 8, 48, 55, 57 Calloway, Karen, 8, 80 Cheek, E. M. 8, 32, 45, 66, 81, 87 Chittick, John, 9, 32,45, 57, 86, 87 Chopp, Edward, 9, 45, 87 Clark, Desta, 9, 32, 79 Clark, Orval, 9, 36, 79 Clidence, Phillis, 9, 60 Cody, Wanda, 9, 32, 61, 79, 80 Colby, Edward, 9, 56, 61 Cox, Merlyn, 9, 81, 82, 87 Cowell, Connie, 9, 32, 79 Crenshaw, Rex, 9, 45 Crum, Anna Doris, 9, 87 Crum, Mary, 9, 87 Crum, Shirley, 9, 45, 48, 83 Faucett, Charles, 31, 56, 67 Faussett, Debra, 29, 67 Favors, Roy, 29, 67 Fearnow, Diana, 29, 67 Fearnow, Gary, 29, 67 Foreman, Denny, 29, 67 Fox, George, 29, 67 Freeman, Michael, 29, 67 Friend, Samuel, 29, 67 Faucett, Danny, 25, 51, 67 Faucett, Michael, 25, 67 Fearnow, Betty, 26, 51, 63 Fearnow, James, 26, 67 Fields, Jerry, 26, 51, 56, 67 Freeland, Lynne, 26, 67 Freeman, Sharon, 26, 67 Ferguson, Dewey, 22 Fickle, Anita J., 22, 60 Frey, Gary, 22, 50, 60 Fulkerson, James, 22 Favors, Edward, 19 Fearnow, Fearnow, Fearnow, Fearnow, Janice, 19 Richard, 19, 60 Rita Kay, 19, 60, 66 Robert, 19 Finney, Shirley, 19, 66, 85 Fox, Joe William, 16, 78, 84, 87 Faucett, Patricia, 10, 66 Fearnow, Charlotte, 9, 84 Fearnow, Pat, 9, 80, 84 Freeland, Pamela, 5, 10, 32, 74, 80, 81, 82, 87 G Gallichan, Diana, 29, 63 Gendron, Susan, 29, 63 Goodnight, Raymond, 29, 67 Goodwin, Becky, 29, 63, 85 Graves, Richard, 29, 67 Gunn, Frank, 29, 46, 67 Gendron, Paul, 2, 63 Goodnight, Donna, 26, 67 Gossard, David, 26, 56, 63, 85 Graves, Fred, 26, 67 Gray, Sharon, 26, 63, 85 Gray, Sue, 26, 63 Gaylor, Janice, 22, 60 Goodnight, Buddy, 22 Gorham, Judith, 22 Gossard, Carol, 22. 60 Graves, Raymond, 22 Grosswiler, Maryellen, 22, 67 Goodnight, Mildred, 19, 80 Green, Jerry, 19, 53 Gendron, Lorna, 16. 80 Goodnight, Donald, 16 Gossard, Karen, 16, 83, 85, 87 Graves, Milos, 16 Gray, Richard, 16' Galbreath, Beverly, 10 George, Linda, 10, 66, 75, 81, 82, 84, 85, 87 H Hale, Lynn, 29, 63 Hamblin, David, 29, 63 Hammond, Donnabelle 29, 67 Harshbarger, Beverly, 29, 67 Harshman, Diane, 29, 67 Hawley, Jay, 29, 46, 63 Hensley, Mike, 29, 67 Higer, Larry, 29, 67 Hodson, Glenda, 29, 67 Harrison, Peggy, 26, 67 Hendryx, Catherine, 26, 67 Hill, Jerry, 26, 67 Hopp, Larry, 26, 63, 85 Huffer, Evelyn, 31, 67 Harlos, David, 23 Harshbarger, Judith, 23 Hicks, Michael Hill, Jerry, 23 Hollingsworth, Sue Hommel, Jeanniene, 23 Hopp, Nancy, 23, 60 Huffer, Gerald, 23 Hunter, Jane Ann, 23, 60 Harrison, Ralph, 19 Henry, Lois, 19, 85 Hill, Betty, 19, 66, 84, 85 Hodson, Jack, 19, 49 Hopp, Gordon, 19, 45, 48 Huffer, Carolyn, 20, 41 Hammond, Jerry, 16 Harris, Thomas, 16, 60, 66, 83, 84, 87 Henderson, Leroy, 16 Hill, Robert, 16, 60, 66, 81, 84, 86, 87 Hollingsworth, Pat, 16, 60, 83 Houchens, John, 16 Hunter, Don, 16, 45, 60, 81, 83, 87 Halford, Charlene, 10, 32, 64, 66, 74, 79, 84 Harrell, Judith, 10, 74, 75, 80 Harrison, Max, 10 Henry, Leland, 10, 86, 87 Hodson, Glenda, 29, 67 Hill, Judy, 10, 66, 80, 81 Hollingsworth, Janet Kay 10, 60, 61, 69, 74, 75, 81, 83 Hopp, Patricia, 10, 60, 66, 74, 75, 81, 82, 83, 85 Huffer, James L., 10, 80 Huffer, James R.. 10. 87 Huffer, Terrell, 10, 66, 81, 84, 85 Hutchison, James, 10, 66, 87 I Inman, James, 20 J Joiner, Dennis, 29, 67 Jones, Jerry, 29, 56, 67 Jones, Suzette, 29, 67 Jenkins, Ronald, 26, 67 Johnson, Connie, 26, 63 Jones, Jimmie, 26, 56, 67 Jenkins, Randall, 23 Jones, Ronnie, 23 Jackson, Raymond 20 Jobe, Wayne, 20 Jordon, Leon, 20, 61, 83 Johnson, Roland, 16, 76 Johnston, Larry, 16, 66, 84 Jones, Patricia, 16, 45, 48, 60 Jenkins, Carole Sue, 10 Johnson, Janell, 10, 32, 66, 80, 81, 84 Johnson, William 10 K Koppleman, Richard, 29, 46, 63 Keeling, Linda, 26, 67 Keever, Carlton, 26, 46 Keever, Catherine, 26, 67 Kelley, Jack, 26, 67 Kiger, Judy 26 Kingsolver, Kathy, 26, 67 Kinsler, Mary Lynne, 26, 67, 85, 63 Kelley, Colin, 23 Kelley, Susan, 23, 60, 82 Kiger, Donna, 23 Keever, Janice, 20 Kellev, Nancy, 20 Kelley, Ruth, 20 Kendall, Evelyn, 20 Kirkendoll, Darry, 20 Koppleman, George, 44 Kelly, Barton, 16, 78, 83 Kelly, Ronald, 16 Kendall, Donald, 17 Kendall, Donna, 16 Kercheval, Mary, 17, 69 Kern, Marylin, 17, 87 King, Judy, 17, 66, 84 Kinsler, Carolyn, 17, 61, 81, 82, 87 Koehl, Howard, 17 Kelley, Ernie, 11 King, William, 11 L Lechrone, Sharon, 29 Lindhorst, Sherian 29, 63 Lenker, Sherian, 29, 63 La Mar, Robert, 26, 67 Lanning, Judy, 26, 67 Laughner, Linda, 26, 67 Lawson, Doris, 26, 67 Litherland, Brenda, 26, 67 Longfellow, Marjorie, 23 Loveless, Penny, 23, 68 Lowe, Nancy, 23, 62 Laughner, Ernest, 20 Lawson, Ivan, 20, 50 Loveless, Jerry, 20, 45 Loveless, Patricia, 20 Lucas, Sharon, 20, 61 La Mar, wiuiam, 17, 48, 57, 81, sz, av 7 Languell, Lois, 17 Long, James, 17, 81, 82 Louks, Joe, 17, 87 Lawler, Tom, 11, 32, 60, 66 Long, Sara 12 M Mann, Bill, 29, 63, 67 Marcum, Peggy, 30, 67 Martin, Robert, 29, 56, 67 McCain, David, 29, 63, 67 McKinney, Don, 29, 67 McQuinn, Jerry, 29, 67 Mennen, Larry, 29, 56, 63, 67 Meyers, Donna, 30, 67 Milburn, Billy, 30, 67 Miller, Alan, 30, 67 Mills, Jim, 30, 67 Mills, Sharon, 30, 67 Mooney, Paul, 30, 67 Morton, Jimmy, 30, 56, 67 Moses, Patricia, 30, 63, 67, 85 Marquess, Barbara, 26, 67 Martin, Louella, 26, 67 Maxwell, Larry, 26, 67 McCarty, Mona, 26, 67, 85 McKinney, Jackie, 26, 63, 67 Meyer. Sandra, 26, 67 Michael, Joy, 26, 67 Miller, Patty, 26, 67 Mooney, Charles, 26, 67 Morris, Wayne, 26 Maish, Phoebe, 23, 50, 60 Marcum, Howard, 23 Martin, Sharon, 23 McClain, Ruth, 23 McKinney, Garry, 23 McKinney, Jack, 23, 60 McKinney, Jim, 23, 45 McKinney, John, 23 McKinney, Ned, 23, 76 Milburn, Eugene, 23 Mitchell, Jack, 23, 50 Mullins, Donald, 23 McCarty, Donald, 20 McKinney, Nancy, 20, 6, 41, 70, 83 McMath, Linda, 20 McQuinn, Diane, 20, 66, 84, 85 Morris, Charles, 20, 57, 60, 82 Maish, Lu Ann, 17, 66, 84, 85 Mann, Don, 17, 57, 83 Marcum, Mary, 17, 87 McKinney, Jay, 17, 76 McQuern, Edward, 17 McQuinn, Robert, 17, 57 McQuinn, Maxine, 17, 66, 84, 85 Mennen, James, 17, 60, 83, 87 Merrill, Christine, 17, 66 Merrill, Nancy, 17, 66 Meyer, Don, 17, 45, 49, 78, 82 Michael, Judy, 17, 61, 83 Morris, Marilyn, 17, 79, 82 Mullikin, Gordon, 17, 60, 61, 83 Maish, Glenda, 11, 32,60, 74, 79, 81, Marcum, J. C., 11, 63 Mattingly, Richard 11, 32, 45, 74, 86 Mennen, Eugene, 11, 45, 74, 75, sd Merrill, Jane, 11 McKinney, Donna 11 McKinney, Larry, 11, 45, 74, 81, 82, 86, McMath, Janet, 11, 70 N New, Kathy, 30, 67 Newhouse, David, 30, 46, 67 Newton, Joyce, 30, 63, 67 Northrop, Katherine, 30, 67 Nance, Leanna, 26, 60, 63, 85. 67 Nye. Carolyn, 20 Nye, Nancy, 11 O Ostler, Sandra, 30, 67 Ogle, Jo Ellen, 26, 63, 85 Oliver, Roberta, 27, 67 Ostler, Glenda, 23 Ostler, Jerry, 20, 48, 55, 69, 78 Ogle, Mike 17, 47, 48, 55, 57, 66, 84, 85,86 Orem, Fay, 17 Ottinger, Betty, 17 Ostler, Steve, 11, 86, 87 P Patchett, Amy, 30, 63, 67 Payne, Michael, 30, 63, 67 Payne, Sandra, 30, 67 Perkins, Janis, 30, 67 Pickard, Coleman, 30, 63 Powell, Jean, 30, 63, 67 Pulley, Stephen, 30, 63, 67 Patchett, Vernon, 27, 67 Phillips, Wanda, 27, 67 Pickard, Robert, 27, 63 Price, Patty, 27, 63 Puckett, Robert, 27, 63 Patchett, Harold J., 23, 80 Payne, Carolyn, 23 Payne, James, 23 Pearson, Warren, 23, 80 Phillips, Melvin, 23, 50 Powell, Linda, 23 Patrick, Donna, 23 Payne, Callie, 23 Payton, Johnny, 23, 49, 88 Phillips, Pauline, 23 Plumback, Jerry, 23, 61 Price, John, 23 Price, Meredith, 23, 61, 83 Pulley, Donald, 23, 61, 82 Purciful, James, 23 Payne, Connie, 17 Payne, Nancy Jo, 17 Payton, James, 17, 48, 55, 80 Payton, Loretta, 17, 79 Perkins, Judy, 31 Pottenger, David, 17, 57, 66 Payne, Eugene 12 Price, Kenneth, 11, 44, 66, 74, 75, 81 Pugh, John, 11, 13, 44,66, 69,74, 84, 86, Purciful, Joy, 11 Purciful, Shirley, 11 Q Quebe, Bonnie, 30, 67 Quakenbush, Robert, 27, 67 Quebe, Susan, 23, 66 Quakenbush, Jerry 12 Quebe, Carol, 12, 79, 82 R Ridenour, Steven, 30, 67 Robertson, Janet, 30, 67 Robertson, Janis, 30, 67 Rodkey, William, 30, 57 page 109 Russell, Phyllis, 30, 63 8 Reagan, Carl, 27 Reddish, Donald, 27 Richardson, Ronald, 27 Rule, Michael, 28, 56, -'17 9 Reagan, Jane, 23, 66 Reagan, Lynn, 23 Richey, Debbie, 23, 61, 82, 83 Ricker, Eddie, 23 Roberts, William, 23 Robison, Steven, 23 Rogers, Joyce, 23 Russell, Janice, 23, 60 10 Robertson, Richard. 20, 45 Rule, Patricia, 20, 60 Russell, Gerald, 20 Russell, Keith, 20, 57, 61 11 Reagan. Priscilla 17 Reynolds, Joyce, 17, 61, 70, 81 Robertson, Clare, 17, 66, 84 12 Tharp, Joseph, 31 Robinso n, Cecil, 17, 44 Rodkey, Jo Ann, 17, 81 Rogers, Phillip, 17, 44, 66, 83, 87 Reagan, Judith, 5, 12, 32, 66, 74, 75, 79, 81, 84 Roberts, Robert, 12, 57, 87 Robison, Marilyn, 12 Rogers, Ronnie, 12 Rohr, Jeanette, 12, 81 Rule, Larry, 12, 48, 75, 76, 78 Russell, Karen, 12, 32, 81 S 7 Saul, Sherry, 30, 67 Sewell, Sheets, Barbara, 30, 67 Mark, 30, 117 Sheets, Thomas, 30, 63 Shoup, Jane Ann, 30, 67 Smith, Janet, 30, 67 Smith, Keith, 30, 67 Smith, Marcia, 30, 67 Smith. Sam, 30 Smith, Tina, 31, 67 Snell, Barbara, 30 Snell, Judith, 30, 63 Spray, Sandra, 31, 67, 85 Stern, Diana, 30, 60, 67, 85 Stockberger, Lewis, 30, Stowers, Craig, 30, 46, 56 Stowers, Sue, 30, 67 Stroup, John, 30, 56. 67 Stroup, Linn, 30, 67 Stroup, Richard, 30, 46, 67 Suhre, Larry, 30, 67 Sanders, Joe, 27, 67 Singleton, Terry, 27 Sink. Donald, 27 Sink, Ronald, 27, 51 Smelser, William, 27 Smith, Dick, 27 Smith, Richard L., 27 Smith, Ronald, 27 Snodgrass, Neva, 27 Staton, Martha, 27, 67 , 56, 67 Sutton, Bobby, 27, 51 Swackhammer, Dennis, 27, 51, 56, 63, 85 Swope, Cheryl 27, 67 9 Saul, Larry, 24 Scircle, Danny, 24 Scircle, Jane, 24, 61 Scott, Berenice, 24, 42, 50, 61, 66, 85 Settle, Sharon, 24 Shirk, Jerry, 24, 45, 50, 58 Shrock, Thelma, 24 Singleton, Gloria, 24 - Spray, Diana, 24 Spray, Thomas, 24 Stevens, Peggy, 24 Summers, Mark, 24 Surber, Helen, 24 Surber, Leonard, 24 10 Scarff, Steven, 20 Sewell, Carolyn, 20 Simpson, Harold, 20 Smith, Linda, 20 Snell, David, 20, 56 Snodgrass, Larry, 20 Stahl, Wayne, 20, 49 Stevens, Patrick, 21 11 Samuels, Marjorie, 17 Sanders, John, 17 Schimmel, Patricia, 17, 69 Sewell, Betty Lou, 17, 84 Shane, Betty, 17, 81 Sheffer, Richard, 17 Shoup, Denny, 18, 45, 48, 55, 78, 81 Smith, Bonnie, 18 Smith, Carole, 18, 61, 79, 81, 82, 83, 87 Smith, Jane, 18, 60, 82, 83 Smith, Joe, 18. 60. 86, 87 Smith, Sara, 18. 61, 83, 81 page 110 Snodgrass, Margaret, 18, 60, 83 Snodgrass, Phillip, 18 Stahl, Carl, 18, 49 Stock, Sharon, 18, 87 12 Scarff, Rebecca, 12, 74, 75 Sedwick, Charlotte, 12, 45, 48, 80 Settle, Charles, 13 Shirk, Philip, 12, 48, 55, 58 Schrock, Phyllis 12, 32 Singleton, Julia, 13 Smith, Marshall, 5, 12, 32, 45, 58, 69, 74, 75, 81, 86, 87 Snodgrass, Shirley, 13 Spray, James, 12 Staton, Barbara, 12, 71 Stockberger, Marilyn, 13 Suhre, Kenneth, 13 Summers, Carolyn, 12, 32. 74, 75, 87 In Memory Smelser, Thomas, 32 T 7 Thatcher, Jeffrey, 31, 46, 56 Thompson, Michael, 31, 67 Trent, Alice, 31, 67 Trent, Bobby, 31 Tucker, Alberta, 31 8 Tolle. Christene 9 Taylor, Linda, 24 Tharp, Martha, 24 Trenary, Jane, 24 Trenary, Jerri, 24 Tucker, Judith, 24 10 Terrell, Terry, 21 Thatcher, Larry, 21, 56 Trees, Ronald, 21 Turner, Allen, 21 11 Thompson, Gary, 18, 56, 66, 78 Trent, Carol, 18 Tucker, Wanda, 18 Turner, Gary, 18 Turner, John R., 18, 45, 58, 81, 82, 87 U 7 Usher, Judy, 31 12 Unger, Max, 13 V 7 Virtue, Richard, 31 9 Vandevender, Joyce, 24, 60 Vawter, Chester, 24, 50, 56, 57 10 Van Meter, Cheryl, 21, 60 11 Virtue, William, 18, 56, 66, 80 W 7 Walker, John, 31, 46, 67 Walker, Mary, 31, 67 Ward, Thomas, 31, 67 Watkins, Robert, 31, 67 Whitinger, James, 31, H7 Wilcurt, Rosemary, 31 Williams, Bruce, 31, 67 Wyant, Mike, 31, 67 8 Ward, Roger, 27, 46 Ward, Michael, 27, 46, 51 Walker, Larry, 27 Waters, Tom, 27 Wayt, Pat, 27, 56 Webster, William, 27, 51 White, Orpha, 27 Whiteman, Sue, 27 Wood, Billie, 27 Wyant, Trudy, 27 9 Walker, Joyce, 24 Walker, Judy, 24, 60 Watson, Mary, 24, 64, 70 Weaver, Nancy, 24, 50, 60 Whiteman, Carol, 24 Wilburn, Paskel, 24, 60 Williams, James, 24, 50 Wilson, Robert 24, 50 10 Walker, J. B. 21 Wallace, Barbara, 21 Walls, Perry, 21 Weaver, Larry, 21 Weaver, Marilyn, 21 Wells, Sandra K. Wells, Sandra, 31 Whiteman, Kay Wilcurt, Carol, 21 Withrow, Janet, 21, 60 Withrow, Janice, 21 Wood, Everett, 21 Wood, Helen, 21 Wood, Sandra, 21, 60, 83 Wyrick, Mary Jane, 21 11 Walker, Ed, 18 Ward, Suzanne, 18, 60, 83 White, Marvin, 18 Wilcurt, Charles, 18 Williams, Frank, 18 Wyrick, Patty, 18, 45, 48 12 Weaver, Ronald, 13 Webster, Marlene, 13 Whiteman, Larry, 13 Wilcurt, Edith, 13, 67 Wilkin, Philip, 13, 32, 48, 55, 57, 58, 66, 82, 84 Woodburn, Jeffrey, 13, 74 Y 7 Young, Janet, 31, 67 8 Yates, Jerrv, 27, 67 Young, Carol, 27, 67 Young, Carolyn, 27, 67 Young, Curtis, 27, '17 Young,James, 27, 67 Young, Joy, 27, 67 Young, Margaret, 27, 67 Young Marilyn, 31 Young, Pauletta, 31, 51, 85 9 Young, Danny, 24 10 Young Frances, 21 11 Young Janice, 17 Young Jerry, 17 Z 8 Zollman, Billy, 27 10 Zook, Leroy, 24 11 Zollman, Loretta, 18, 66, 84 Clinton Central Faculty Campbell, Charles E., 39, 80 Chambers, Felix, 37, 42, 48 Colby, Sarah, 39 Cole, Merle. 38, 86, 87 Davis, Madge, 40 Dilley, Dorothy, 37 Eikenberry, Dorothy, 39, 71 Falls, Esther, 37 Falls, Richard. Principal, 35 Garrison, Donald, 37, 42, 57, 80 Grittner, Helen, 40 Hamblin, David L., Supt., 34 Hamilton, Dillie, 39 Hampton, Hazel, 37 Hao, Ramona Newton, 39, 90 Killion, Charles, 38 Kramer, John M., 38 Lambert, Wanda Jean, 39, 41 McCreary, Iva, 37, 74, 79 McKinney, Harold, 38, 77, 78 Mennen, Rosalind, 40, 41 Miller, Donna, 39, 80 Myers, Lela, 40, 66, 67 Myers, Muriel, 39. 81 Myers, Rowe B., 32, 39 Palmer, Sandra L., 37 Pearson, Meredith, 37, 42, 51 Phillips, Chester, 38, 89 Rule, Wilbur, 38, 42 Shuck, Josephine, 36, 40 Siegfried, Barbara, 37 Smith, Donald, 38, 77 Stowers, Nola, 39 Stowers, Oren L., Asst. Principal, 35 Taaff, Andrew M., 38, 42, 48, 55 Thomas, Warren, 37 Tudor, Margaret, 40 Wainscott, Eric, 40, 61 Walters, Dick, 40 Wilson, Michael, 38, 51 Wiggs, Don, 38 Clinton Central School Board 34 Music Patrons, 63 School Personnel Borders, Audra, 88 Cole, Irene, 88 Crum, Nova, 88 Huffer, Edith, 41 Johnson, Thelma, 88 Kelley, Rolland, 41 Lindenmayer, Roy, 41 McCain, Mary, 36 Orem, Ted, 41 Patchett, Mary K., 40 Rule, Joyce, 36, 40 Scott, Dale, 41 Thompson, Helen, 36 CALENDAR H959 f 60 August 15 Football try-outs. 28 First day of school. September 14 Back to school again even though the building is not finished. 25 Sun and Soil Festival Yell leaders elected. October Band officers elected. S. S. S. officers elected. Furnace in operation. Chicken barbecue. Band suits arrive. Football skit. Pep session. Report cards out. Senior scholarship test. Teachers' Institute C. C. chorus group sang at Indianapolis at Institute Teachers' Institute First day in laboratory. Back on slow time. S. S. S. candy sales. Basketball tryouts. November Annual pictures. Annual pictures. No school. Veteran's Day. Annual pictures. S.S.S. initiation. First basketball game. Flora, there, Flora 49, C.C. 66. Thorntown Jr. Hi and Freshmen games. Beginning of bundle week for S.S.S. Sophomores order sweaters. Book display in Library. County D.A.R. test. Cafeteria opened. Frankfort 76, C.C. 73. Overtime. Chemistry class explosion. Frankfort Jr. High and Freshmen Games. Tipton 62, C.C. 50. There. December Speech class went to Debates at Purdue. Brownsburg 49, C.C. 52. There. Little Jeff.Jr. High and Freshmen games. Eastern Jr. High and Freshmen. Senior class meeting. Rossville 35, C.C. 52. There. Band gave a winter concert. Frankfort Jr. High and Freshmen games. Classroom Teachers' dinner. Sunshine Christmas party Flora Jr. High game. Peanuts dedicated reindeers. Jackson Jr. High game. Special Ag. Class meeting Annual staff meeting Eastern 52, C.C. 50. There. First practice in gymnasium. Westfield 63, C.C. 61. There. Christmas vacation starts. January Zionsville 63, C.C. 70. Home Sheridan Jr. High and Freshmen. F.F.A. meeting. Central Catholic Jr. High and Freshmen Jackson 42, C.C. 63. Home. Gym dedicated. Windfall 7 and 8 Staff meeting. 12 Flora Junior High and Freshmen. 13 S.S.S. meeting 15 End of semester. Colfax 52, C.C. 78. Home. 16 Carmel 60, C.C. 63. There. 18 Jackson Central Jr. High, Freshmen. Speech Club's first meeting. 20 Sunnyside Jr. High. Government class visits Central Hospital. 21 Smith Studios took group pictures. 22 Klondike 71, C.C. 79. Home. 23 Jr. High and Freshmen Tourney. C. C. wins trophy. 25 Jr. High and Freshmen at Frankfort. Band Parents' supper. 27 Student Council meets. 29 Western 39, C.C. 69. Home. 30 Pendleton 40, C.C. 54. Home. February 1 Thorntown Jr. High and Freshmen. Seniors order invitations. 3 Western Jr. High and Freshmen F.F.A. meeting. 4 First ad sa1esmen's meeting for annual. 5 Smith Studio takes group pictures. 6 Delphi 68, C. C. 73. Home. District Music Contest at Frankfort. 8 Zionsville Jr. High and Freshmen. Jr. Leaders' Conference Journalism class visits the Frankfort Times. 9 Kempton Jr. High and Freshmen. Science Club. Annual Staff sold ads at Frankfort. 10 Social Security lecture for government classes. 11 Tipton Jr. High and Freshmen. District F.F.A. meeting. 12 Thorntown 65, C.C. 78. There. 13 Jackson Central 42, C.C. 76. Home. Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried accompany 38 students to Purdue. 14 Choral program. 17 F.F.A. Representatives attend sectional meeting at Pennville. 18 Lafayette Jr. High and Freshmen. 19 West Lafayette 51, C.C. 47. There. 20 State Music auditions at Indianapolis. S. S. S. bake sale. National Honor Society officers elected. F.F.A. meeting. 25-27 Sectional basketball tourney. C.C. wins. 29 Representatives of Deory Tech. Institute talk to Seniors. Pep session. Dance. 22 23 March 1 Science Club 2 F. F. A. meeting. Nurse's scholarship test. 3, 4. No school. Snowbound. 5 Regional at Lafayette. Reception for basketball boys at Little Jeff. No school. Snowbound. National merit scholarship tests for Juniors. 30 minutes of school. 10, 11 No school. Snowbound. 14 Report cards. Play tryouts. 15 8th grade placement tests. Play tryouts. 16 No school. Snowbound. 18 Spring music festival. 21 22 23 24 6 7 8 9 Speech Club. Sr. and Jr. officers meeting. Staff meeting. Adult art class. Student Council. Sun Ray. Adult typing class. No absentees in 7th and 8th grades. 25 Adult farm class. Decorating of gym for S.S.S. dance. 26 S.S.S. dance. I.U. Achievement tests at Kokomo. page 111 27 Clean up after dance. 28 Share the fun Festival. I Q Tests. 29 Adult Art Class 30 Armed Service panels. 31 Economics clas makes tri to National Homes P at Lafayette. County Livestock Judging contests. Senior class meeting. April 1 Michigantown B. B. Supper. 4 Jr. Hi Chorus party. Latin Club. 6 Athletic banquet. F.F.A. meeting. Senior girls tea at Frankfort. 8 Kokomo Music Festival. 26 28 30 M ay 2 3 4 5 6 9 Sophomores get rings. Sun Ray meeting. Junior Prom. I.U. Achievement Tests at Bloomington. Jr. High Track. Student Council meeting. Spring concert. Jr. High Track night. Hi Fi Club dance. Track sectional. Chorus Senior skit. Jr. Hi Track. Senior class meeting. Honor Society elects officers for 1960-1961. National Honor Society induction ceremonies. 10 Staff meeting. 12 County Dairy Judging Contest. 11 F.F.A. banquet. S.S.S. meeting. 13 Student Council Easter program. 12 Dr. Keller from Purdue addresses Science Club 15 Good Friday. No school. Decorate gym for 13 Practice for Baccalaureate and Commencement Senior Ball. Speech Club party. 16 Senior Ball. 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