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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

First Hand”, 1962 was a busy year —2— CLINTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MICHIGANTOWN. INDIANA HANDS AT WORK—Carol Gossard selling tickets at the Junior High Tourney ... Mr. David Kercheval gets an assist at the check stand from Wayne Jobe, Jim Inman and LeRoy Zook. In all phases of work Left to right, seated: Elizabeth Hillis, Ann Reed. Standing: Charles Campbell, instructor; Mary Dean, Marjorie Price, June Terry, Betty Terry, Esther Falls, Robert Tilley. Adult Art Class Art Class Front table, left to right: Barbara Marquess, Linda Laughner, Fay Litherland, Mary Lou Catron. Right table: Lou Ann Bradley, Barbara Wallace, Susie Crum. Rear table: Jack Kelly, Jerry Click, Dick Smith, Michael Faucett. Standing: James Young, Mr. Campbell. academic, social, sports: our hands were busy The members of the Projection Club gave their services to many teachers in operating the movie projector and assisting in other ways in the visual aids program. The club was under the direction of Mr. Kramer. Projection Club Bottom row, left to right: Mike Payne. Danny Foreman. Jim Fulkerson, David Harlos, Jack McKinney, Mark Bowman, Mr. Kramer. Second row': Alan Bond. Bill Stroup, Joe Tharp, Jerry Yates, David Hamblin, Jerry Jones, Tom Sheets, Bob Pickard, Mike Freeman, Jerry Plumback. Third row: Robert Watkins, Richard Graves, Billy Barnett, Tim Quakenbush, Coleman Pickard, Joe Creasy, Sam Friend, Paul Bowman, Gary Fearnow, David Milligan, Jeff Falls. DAVID L. HAMBLIN, SUPERINTENDENT The road to success is not run by seven-leagued boots. Step by step, bit by bit: that is the way to wisdom, to glory or to success. The high-road of human welfare lies along the old highway of well-doing, persistency, and true effort. Your school hopes for each of you. not worldly renown, but the true success which attends even the most obscure men and women who, unknown to the world at large, do each day noble deeds, have noble thoughts, and follow the way of duty. Mr. Hamblin depends upon Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. McCain to keep records, arrange appointments and check supplies. Their indis- pensable service helps to keep Clinton Central oper- ating at its best. Board of Education Lloyd Clidence, Mrs. Mary J. Snodgrass, Otis Spurgeon, Dudley K. Beard. Kenneth W. King, Sam S. Davis, David L. Hamblin, Superintendent. Beauty has been added to the north en- trance by the many hands that have planted and cared for the flowers and shrubbery there. -7- mm The Artector Club Seniors of the Artector Club were presented club pins this year. A field trip to the John Herron Art school included a spe- cial Art Awards Exhibit at the L. S. Ayers store in Indianapolis. An evening program was held in May and a film, “Sittin’ Pretty” was shown. Work of the various students were shown. The meet- ing was open to the public. Poster winners in the W.C.T.U. poster contest were Ronnie Trees, first division; Sherry Saul, second. In the Clinton County T.B. pos- ter contest, Sandra Cody was first; Clinton Coleman, second; Ronnie Coleman, third. Pointing the way - a part of each day Art Club Seated, left to right: Ronnie Coleman, Vice-President: Clinton Coleman, President; Bob Cogswell: Bob Sutton; Wayne Jobe. Standing: Kay Fearnow, Barbara Wallace, Linda Laughner, Jill Braden, Sandra Cody, Mr. Campbell. EIGHTH GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS Left to right, Duane Lambert, Jim Long, Carol Reed, Anita Carney, Mr. Mixell. Annual Staff Seated left to right: Ted Newell, assistant advisor: Mary Lou Alter, calendar; J. B. Walker, pictures: Charles Morris, editor Meredith Price, business manager; Nancy McKinney, organizations; Rowe B. Myers, advisor. Standing: Kay Fearnow. typist: Don Pulley, ads and sales; Donna Patrick, typist; Dick Robertson, sports; Carolyn Huffer. classes. Betty Hill, treasurer, absent. The planning of the annual was the work of many hands Ronnie Trees and Gloria Ebert were chosen to represent Clinton Central ir. the county Heart Fund contest. They were chosen County Heart Fund King and Queen at Clinton Hall. Betty Hill, Treasurer, watches while Clinton Coleman draws etchings for the annual. -9— Testing fabrics in the Clothing Laboratory. Miss Hendricks, Wanda Crick, Marilyn Weaver, Cheryl Van Meter, Janet Withrow. his is the way Clinton Central H. S. cooperates with various colleges in providing an opportunity for student teachers in getting practical experience in teach- ing. Mrs. Phyllis K. Lowe, Purdue University; Karen Sue Ackerson, student teacher; Mrs. Eikenberry. -10- Barbara Alder, Helen Black, and Rosemary Wilcurt prove the proof of the pudding is in the eating. The experiment took place in the Foods Laboratory. We work with our hands TECHNIQUES IN DOING THE LAUNDRY HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Donna Goodnight, Janice Perkins, Donna Meyers, Alberta Tucker, and Lynn Stroup. —11— COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Patricia Bates from Ball State Teachers College, doing her practice teaching under the supervision of Mrs. Madge Davis. A busy place Mr. Newell directing the discussion in one of the General Business classes. —12— Spanish Class Mrs. Siegfried, Francis Young, Diana Coapstick, Danny Young, Alan Costlow, Mike Rule, Carol Gossard, Joyce Rogers, Louise Emery, Sue Hommel. learning by doing Driver’s Training Mr. Garrison, Kathy Kingsolver, Catherine Hendryx, and Neva Snodgrass learned the know how of stop and go. —13— Planning Mr. Hoover explains some plans to his Junior Hi shop. Mr. Beyer inspects a drawing of David De La Croix. Drawing Making using the skills of many hands Mr. Brinson gives some pointers to one of the students in the Farm Shop class. —14— The Printing Shop a handy set up Mr. Phillips giving some suggestions to one of the members of the advance Mechanical Drawing class. —15— Lunch time in the cafeteria the popular place Mrs. Wand a Jean La.nbert, Sapervisor of the school cafeteria. THE CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Eva King, Mrs. Thelma Johnson, Mrs. Irene Cole, Mrs. Glenna Waters, Mrs. Norma Stevens, Mrs. Audra Borders. -16— Mrs. Hampton with one of her Junior English classes. To write, to spell, to read well Jan Rule gets some pointers from Mrs. Nelson about his English lesson. —17— Naomi Bettis and Jerry Bradley demonstrate the use of formulas in finding areas. Formulas are often used in eighth grade arithmetic. Facts and figures are always on hand in Math Statements and reasons are being chalked up by Connie Johnson, David Gossard, Bob Quaken- bush, Mary Lynn Kinsler. Jerry Fields and Nancy Brown in the Geometry class. —18— Students and Faculty Hands of our People —19— CLASS Bottom row, left to right: Wanda Crick, Don Everman, Sandra Cody, Eldon Derrick, Pat Rule. Gerald Russell. Jill Braden. Ivan Lawson. Second row: Alan Turner, Helen Wood, Terry Abbott, Ruth Kelly, LeRoy Zook, Louise Emery, Charles Morris. Third row: Jerry Loveless, Joyce Buntin, Phillip Bond, Sandra Woods, Larry Thatcher. Nancy Kelly, Calvin Carr. Fourth row: John Price, Carolyn Nye, Perry Walls, Anita Burkhalter, Robert Fearnow, Frances Young, Jerry Green. Fifth row: Richard Robertson, Sue Cheek, James Inman, Marie Kitzman, Keith Russell, Joyce Cheek, Wayne De La Croix. Sixth row: Callie Payne, Don Pulley, Nancy McKinney, Charles Cline, Lois Henry, Wayne Stahl, Judith Astolfi, Carl Stahl. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Clinton Central High School Sunday, May 13, 1962 3:00 P.M. D.S.T. Processional Invocation Fullness of Earth Sermon Halls of Ivy Tis the Evening’s Holy Hour Benediction Recessional Vocal Ensemble Rober Choir Mrs. Lela Myers. Organist —20— Hammond Organ Rev. John Rierson Moore Rev. Gene Boring Knight Mendelsshon Rev. R. D. Kitzman Hammond Organ OF 1962 Bottom row, left to right: Wayne Jobe, Janice Withrow, James Purciful, Marilyn Weaver, Ronald Cole- man, Janet Withrow. Second row: Ronnie Trees. Betty Hill, Clinton Coleman, Jane Fearnow, Terry Terrell, Carolyn Huffer, Richard Fearnow. Third row: J. B. Walker, Luann Bradley, Don McCarty, Diane McQuinn, Darry Kirkendall, Kay Fearnow, Jerry Ostler, Linda Brant. Fourth row: Gloria Ebert, Meredith Price, Sandra Kay Whiteman, Raymond Jackson, Mary Lou Alter, Everett Wood, Gordon Hopp. Fifth row: Bob Clidence. Mildred Goodnight, George Koppelmann, Linda McMath. Leon Jordon. Barbara Wallace, Larry Weaver, Jerry Plumback. Sixth row: Roy Cheek, John Payton, Donna Patrick, Patrick Stevens, Mary Jane Wyrick, Stephen Scarff, Cheryl Van Meter, Joe Snodgrass, Evelyn Kendall. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Clinton Central High School Friday, May 18, 1962 8:00 P.M. D.S.T. Processional Invocation ‘Brass Aflame' High School Band Address — ‘Two Thousand and You’ Presentation of School Awards Awarding of Diplomas ‘Couer d’ Alene’, High School Band Benediction Recessional — The Traveller High School Band Rev. Vaughn E. Powell ............................. Carcavas Dr. John R. Emens President, Ball State Teachers College Richard W. Falls, Principal David L. Hamblin, Superintendent .............................. Cofield Rev. Harry E. Cubel ............................ Buchtel High School Band Marshalls Danny Young and Deborah Richey Motto We have climbed the hills, the mountains lie beyond. Colors Yellow and White Flowers Yellow Roses —21— Seniors ABBOTT. TERRY Basketball I; Football I; Track I; Band II; Choir III; Speech Club I; State Chorus I. ALTER. MARY LOU Majorette IV; Yell Leader; Band IV; Latin Club II: Sunshine IV: Centralian Staff I; Home- coming Court; Homecoming Queen; Student Council; Speech Club; Play; Annual Staff; Pep Club IV. ASTOLFI. JUDI National Honor Society I; Speech Club I; Sun- shine IV; F.T.A. Ill; Office Staff I; Choir I; Girl’s Choir I; Pep Club IV; Jr. Class Treas- urer; District Instrumental Contest II; Band II. BOND. PHILLIP Fr. Basketball; Baseball; Class Officer; Band IV; Boy’s Pep Club. BRADEN. VERONICA JILL Art Club II: Speech Club I; Choir I; Sunshine IV; Class Treasurer; Speech Club Play. BRADLEY. LOUANN Pep Club II: Sunshine IV; Chorus I. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Payton ....... Vice-President Gloria Ebert ........... Secretary Sandra Wood..............Treasurer Leon Jordon..............President BUNTIN. JOYCE Honor Society II: Speech Club III; Pep Club II; Centralian Staff I (Feature Ed.|); Regional Contest; F.T.A.; Sunshine IV. BRANT. LINDA Sunshine III; Pep Club III; Chorus III; District Music Festival. BURKHALTER. ANITA Honor Society II: Pep Club III; Latin Club III; Sunshine I; Office Staff I. CARR. CALVIN Track I; Band III; Chorus II. CHEEK. SUE Girl’s Choir I; Chorus IV; Robed Choir III; Plays; Sunshine IV; W.C.T.U. Essay Contest; Speakatrons I; Centralian Staff II; F.T.A. I; District Solo and Ensemble Contest II; State Solo and Ensemble Contest I; Clintones I. CHEEK. JOYCE Speech Club; Sunshine; F.T.A.; Plays; Mrs. Lambert's Assistant: Chorus I; Play Student Director. —22— CHEEK. ROY Basketball I; Football I; Chorus II; Base ball I CLIDENCE. ROBERT Band III; Chorus II; Robed Choir; Choral-Airs; State Chorus; Vocal and Instrumental Contest II; Baseball II; Science Club I; Speech Club I; Basketball I; F.F.A. II; Dairy Judging; Live- stock Judging; Play CLINE. CHARLES Chorus IV; Robed Choir III; Choral-Airs II; State Chorus II; State Contest II; District Con- test II: District Chorus III: F.F. A. Ill; State Chorus III: F.F.A. Ill; F.F.A. State Chorus II; Assistant Chorus Librarian I CODY. SANDRA Sunshine: Pep Club President; Art Club Sec- retary and Treasurer; Honor Society; Hard Wood Queen Court II; Junior Class Historian; Cheer Leader I; Class President I COLEMAN. CLINTON Science Club I; Art Club II; President I; Bas- ketball I; Camera Club; Class President I COLEMAN. RONNIE Arts Club II; Vice President I; Chorus I CRICK. WANDA F.T.A.; Chorus; Girls Choir: Sunshine; Play; Pep Club DE LA CROIX. WAYNE Band Award; Band IV; Latin Club III; Honor Society II; Science Club II; Dance Band I; F.F.A. I; State and National F.F.A. Band; Class President I; Track I; Basketball I; District Math Contest; District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest. DERRICK. ELDON Football; Basketball; Band: Dance Band: Track: Cross Country; Pep Club; District Solo and Ensemble Contest; State Solo and Ensemble Contest; F.F.A. Vice President: F.F.A. Parlia- mentary Procedure Team; State F.F.A. Band: State F.F.A. Convention Delegate: Hoosier Farmer Degree; F.F.A. Secretary; Pep Band. EBERT. GLORIA American Legion Award; Honor Society: Class Secretary I; F.T.A. II; Historian and Vice President: Science Club Secretary. Speech Club I: Lafayette Regional Science Fair; Latin Club Secretary and Vice President; Sunshine Chaplin; Algebra Contest; Pep Club Hop Com- mittee Chairman: Chorus IV. Student Director; Band IV; State Chorus II; District Contest IV; State Contest III; First at State Vocal Contest; Robed Choir III; Robe Captain I; Choral-Aires III; Teen-Tones III; Junior Miss Pageant; Sci- ence Award—Purdue—3rd place: Choral Award. EMERY. LOUISE Salutatorian; Sunshine IV. President: Honor Society, Presi- dent: Pep Club IV; Robed Choir IV; Librarian I; Filing Librarian I; Choir Accompanist II; District and State Vocal Contest IV; State Chorus II; Latin Club II; Student Council I; Spanish Contest II; F.T.A. I; D.A.R. Award; Office Staff: Second Choral Award. EVERMAN. DONALD Band IV: Dance Band IV: Pep Band IV; Bas- ketball I; Football I: Football Manager III; Track Manager II; Baseball III; F.T.A. Ill: First at District and State Band Contest; Sec- ond Band Award. Seniors were on hand to get their pictures for the yearbook. —23— FEARNOW. RICHARD Basketball I; Football I: Robed Choir II; Choral-Aires I: Chorus III; Band III; State Chorus I; State Contest I FEARNOW. JANE Chorus: Chorus Librarian; Robed Choir; Choral- Airs; Teen Tones: District and State Ensemble Contest; Speech Club; Play; Sunshine; Nurse's Aid FEARNOW. KAYE Chorus IV; State Chorus I; District Choral Contest II; State Choral Contest I; Band II; Centralian Staff II. Editor; Annual Staff I; Robed Choir III; Art Club I; Library Staff I; G.A.A. I; Sunshine IV FEARNOW. ROBERT F. F. A. GOODNIGHT. MILDRED Sunshine: Chorus I GREEN. JERRY Track III; Cross Country I; Honor Society II; Science Club II; Latin Club III; Camera Club I HENRY. LOIS Honor Society II. Secretary; Robed Choir II; Accompanist II: District and State Vocal Con- test II; District Piano Contest II; State Piano contest I; Office Staff I: Sunshine IV; PeD Club IV; Latin Club I; Girls Choir; Tonettes; Valedictorian HILL. BETTY Honor Society II. Treasurer; Sunshine IV; Cor- responding Secretary I; Song Leader I: Pianist 1; Robed Choir III. Vice Pres.; Dist. and State Music Contest: Chorus; Girls Choir; Tonettes; Annual Staff: Office Staff I; Jr. Class Sec'y: Freshman Class Secretary; State Chorus II; Pep Club. Secretary HOPP. GORDON Football IV. Co-Captain; Football Scholastic Award: Basketball Mgr. Ill; Student Council I. President: Honor Society I; Science Club II; Speech Club I HUFFER. CAROLYN Sunshine IV; Band II; G.A.A. II; Annual Staff. Classes; Play; Freshman Class Treasurer INMAN. JAMES Chorus IV: Choir III; Choral Aires II; Sun Soil Festival II: County Music Festival IV: Dist. Music Festival IV; State Chorus II; Dist. Music Contest II; State Music Contest I; Bas- ketball I JACKSON. RAYMOND Football III; Basketball II; Track I Donna Patrick, Jerry Green and Gloria Ebert are old hands at a pep session. —24— JOBE. WAYNE Speech Club: Art Club; Basketball I; Football I; Pep Club I: Play JORDAN. LEON Class President II: Student Council II: Science Club I; ChoruB II; Band IV; Band Student Director; Dance Band I: District and State Music Contest II; Basketball I; Baseball I KELLY. NANCY Sunshine IV; Pep Club III KELLY. RUTH Sunshine I; Latin Club I KENDALL. EVELYN Sunshine IV; Nurse's Aid I KIRKENDALL. LARRY Chorus III; Speech Club I; Football I KITZMAN. MARIE F.T.A. I; Sunshine I KOPPLEMAN. GEORGE Football IV: Science Club I; Latin Club I; Class Treasurer LAWSON. IVAN Science Club II; Basketball Manager I LOVELESS. JERRY Chorus I; Baseball I; Football II; Pep Club I McCARTY. DONALD Track I; F.F.A. I mckinney. nancy Student Council III; Band IV: Band Librarian I: Dance Band I: District and State Music Contests IV: Science Club II: Honor Society I; F.T.A. I; Speech Club I; Sunshine IV; Pep Club IV; Annual Staff. -25- McMATH. LINDA Speech Club II: Pep Club IV; Centralian Staff; Chorus; Sunshine IV McQUINN, DIANA Sunshine IV; Speech Club I; Chorus IV; Latin Club III; English Contest II; Robed Choir IV; Dist. and State Solo Ensemble Contest IV; Choral-Aires III; Plays; F.T.A. II; W.C.T.U. Essay Contest Jr. Yr. MORRIS. CHARLES Baseball III; Annual Staff (Editor); Honor So- ciety II; Student Council I; Science Club II; Centralian Staff II; Regional Geometry Contest NYE. CAROLYN Chorus III OSTLER. JERRY F.F.A. Ill; Dairy Judging Team III; Basket- ball IV; Basketball Co-captain I; Baseball I; Student Council I; Class Officer Vice President PATRICK. DONNA Honor Society II; Sunshine IV; Latin Club IV; Annual Staff (Copy Editor): Pep Club Ill- Vice President III; Poster Committee Chair- man; Office Staff I; Chorus I PAYNE. CALLIE Sunshine IV; Pep Club I; Centralian Staff; Freshman Class President; Chorus I PAYTON. JOHN Basketball II; Yell Leader I; Senior Class Of- ficer; Speakatrons PLUMBACK. JERRY Latin Club I; Projection Club II; Band III; Science Club II; Dance Band I. PRICE. JOHN Football III: Speech Club I; Pep Club I: Bas- ketball I; Play PRICE. MEREDITH Student Council (Vice Pres.); Honor Society; Science Club: Annual Staff (Bijsiness Mgr.). Latin Club (Secretary); Band Captain; Dance Band; Dist. and State Solo and Ensemble Con- test; Sophomore Class President; Plays PULLEY. DON Band IV: Dance Band I; Chorus I: Pep Club I: Annual Staff; Latin Club III: F.T.A. II; Sci- ence Club II; Dist. Contest IV; State Contest I; Basketball I; Camera Club I -26- PURCIFUL. JAMES Pep Club; Science Club II: Chorus (Robed Choir); Choir Librarian; Dist. Contest Chorus. ROBERTSON. DICK Basketball I: Track I; Football III; Baseball IV (Award Batting): Robed Choir I; Chorus I; Annual Staff RULE. PAT Sunshine IV; Band and Pep Band IV: Chorus I; Cheerleader I; Honor Society II; Latin Club III; Science Club I; Speech Club II; Pep Club IV RUSSELL. GERALD Basketball IV; F.F. A. II; Dairy Judging Team II; Baseball I; Band I; Chorus I RUSSELL. KEITH Baseball II; Track 5CARFF. STEVE Science Club II; F.T.A. Ill; Speech Club I; Play SNODGRASS. LARRY JOE STAHL. CARL Basketball II STAHL. WAYNE Student Council II: Basketball III; Science Club I; Cross Country I STEVENS. PATRICK Track I TERRELL. TERRY Track III; Basketball I; Pep Club I THATCHER. LARRY Track IV; Cross Country III; Chorus I; Latin Club II; Camera Club I Janet Withrow — gets the cave- man stuff from Meredith Price, Charles Morris and Bob Clidence— all hearty and tough. —27— TREES. RONNIE Cheerleader I; Basketball II; Robed Choir: Chorus; Clintoncs; Centralian Staff; Class Of- ficer; F.F.A. Dairy Judging Team TURNER. ALLEN Track II; Baseball VAN METER. CHERYL Band IV; Sunshine IV; Pep Club III; Pep Band III; Chorus I WALKER. J. B. Basketball I; F.F.A. Chapter President. Sen- tinel; District F.F.A. Reporter; Star Chapter Farmer; Speech Club (President): Robed Choir (President): Science Club; FT.A.; Annual Staff: Baseball I: Freshmen Vice President WALLACE. BARBARA Sunshine IV: Art Club: Pep Club II WALLS. PERRY Football (Co-captain. Outstanding Lineman Award); Basketball; Baseball; Speech Club; Play WEAVER. LARRY Basketball IV; Robed Choir I; Chorus I WEAVER. MARILYN Sunshine IV; Pep Club III; Chorus III; Girl’s Choir I; Robed Choir I; Latin Club I; District Music Festival WHITEMAN. SANDRA KAY Sunshine IV: Pep Club IV; Pep Club Treas- urer I: Homecoming Queen Court I; Cheer- leader I; Library Staff I WITHROW. JANET Sunshine IV; Band IV; Pep Club III; Chorus III; Tonettes II; Robed Choir II; Girls Choir I; Teen Tones I; Band and Choir District; State Solo and Ensemble Contest II; Sate Choir I: Assistant Student Director I; District Festival II. WITHROW. JANICE Sunshine IV; Pep Club III. Chorus IV; Girl's Choir I; District Music Festival II WOOD. EVERETT Track I; Baseball I; Play Some of the many hands at the Snack Bar were Jerry Plumback. Mr. Newell, Bob Clidence, Barbara Wallace, Jerry Green and Leon Jordon. -28- WOOD. HELEN Sunshine; F. T. A.; Chorus I: Play. WOOD. SANDRA K. American Legion Award: Freshmen President; Sophomore Treasurer; Student Council; Chorus; Play; Library Staff; Band IV: District and State Music Contest; Jr. C. L. Treasurer; Su'shine Vice-President; Queen’s Court; Senior Treas- urer; Science Treasurer; Varsity Cheer Leader; Hardwood Queen; Sunshine Dance Queen; Band Assistant Librarian. WYRICK, MARY JANE Sunshine IV; Pep Club IV. Vice-President I; Sunshine Treasurer; Chorus IV; Girl’s Choir I; Library Staff I; District Musical Festival I. YOUNG. FRANCES Cafeteria Help II. ZOOK. LEROY Latin Club IV: Play: Football Science Club II: F.T.A. II: II; Football Mgr. 1; Track I. Gloria Ebert showed an exhibit of the Paleon- tology of the Palezoic Era exposed in Indiana. The fossils of the plants and animals are in the five geological periods in Indiana. These periods were colored on the map. The fossils in these periods were lain in corresponding materials of the same color. Tags on the specimens showed their relation- ship to the data of the plant and animal phylum on the chart. The exhibit took first place in the Clinton Central Science Fair and third place in the Senior Biological Division of the Regional Science Fair at Purdue. Mr. Cole of the Science Department presented her the winning award. Pop corn poppers with plenty of pep — Carolyn Huffer and Kay Fearnow. -29- Juniors Alexander, Jennie Anderson, Valdeaa Barnett, Larry Beavers, Patty Barry, Angela Blackburn, John Bond, Jeannie Bonecutter, John L. Bowman, Rex Brown, Tom Calloway, Diana Carney, Carol Chittick, Richard Coapstick, Diane Cogswell, Robert Coleman, Sherry Crick, Jane Davis, Barbara Davis, William Dunn, Regina Elsea, Raymond Evans, Allen Evans, Diane Ferguson, Dewey Fickle, Joni Frey, Garry Fulkerson, James Gay lor, Janice Gorham, Judy Gossard, Carol CLASS OFFICERS Joni Fickle ................... Treasurer Joyce Vandevender ............. Secretary Richard Chittick ..........Vice-President Rex Bowman .................... President —30— Juniors Grosswiler, Maryellen Harlos, David Harshbarger, Judy Hollingsworth, Sue Hommel, Sue Hopp, Nancy Huffer, Gerald Hunter, Jane Ann Isabell, Wanda Jenkins, Randall Jones, Ronnie Kelly, Colin Kelly, Lawrence E. Kelly, Susan Longfellow, Marjorie Laughner, Ernest Loveless, Penny Lowe, Nancy Maish, Phoebe Marcum, Howard Marsh, Dennis Martin, Sharon McKinney, Jack D. McKinney, Jim McKinney, Ned Merrifield, Diane Milburn, Eugene Mitchell, Jack Ostler, Glenda Patchett, Jerry Payne, Carolyn Pearson, Warren Phillips, Melvin Powell, Linda Quebe, Susan Richey, Debbie Ramsey, Ruby Ricker, Eddie Roberts, Bill Rogers, Joyce Russell, Janice Samuels. Jackson -31- Juniors Scircle, Danny Scircle, Jane Scott, Berenice Shipley, Brenda Shirk, Jerry Singleton, Gloria Spray, Diana Spray, Thomas Stevens, Peggy Summers, Mark Surber, Helen Surber, Leonard Taylor, Linda Tharp, Martha Trenary, Jane Trenary, Jerri Tucker, Judy Vandevender, Joyce Vawter, Chester Walker, Joyce Walker, Judy Watson, Mary Ann Weaver, Nancy Whiteman, Carol Wilburn. Pat Williams, James Williams,Susie Wilson, Robert Young, Danny -32- Sophomores Abbott, Dan Allen, Richard Altic, Gerald Amos, Judith Ault, Alan R. Avery, Jerretta Avery, Stephen Bailey, Janice Barnett, Barbara J. Barnett, Jimmy Bingaman, Sue Blanch, Don Boone, Judy Brandenburg, Linda Brenton, Fred Bristow, Sandra Brown, Nancy Burkhalter, Ruthanne Catron, Keith Catron, Mary Lou Charles, Martha Clark, Janie Click, Jerry Coleman, Thomas Costlow, Alan Creasy, Joe Crum, Nancy Crum, Susanne Davis, Eddie 0. Davis, Robert Danny Abbott Mike Rule . . David Gossard Linda Jackson —33— Sophomores Davison, James D. De La Croix, David Dow, Mary Lou Ebert, Donna L. Elliott, Jim Elsea, Marilyn Faucett, Danny Faucett, Michael Fearnow, Betty Jane Fearnow, James Fields, Jerry Freeman, Sharon K. Gossard, David Graves, Fred Gray, Sharon Gray,Sue Harmon, Joe Harrison, Peggy Hendryx, Catherine Hill, Jerry Hopp, Larry Huffer, Evelyn Imler, Judy Jackson, Linda Johnson, Connie Jones, Jimmie Keeling, Linda Kelly, Jack Kelly, Patty Lou Kingsolver, Kathy Kinsler, Mary Lynn LaMar, Robert J. Lanning, Judie Laughner, Linda Lawson, Doris Litherland, Brenda Litherland, Fay Marquess, Barbara Maxwell, Larry McCarty, Mona McKinney, Jackie Meyer, Sandra Michael, Joy Miller, Pat Morris, Wayne Mundell, Lucile Nance, Lee Anna Ogle, Joe Ellen Oliver, Roberta Patchett, Vernon Phillips, Wanda Pickard, Robert Price, Patty Quakenbush, Robert Rule, Mike Sanders, Joe Singleton, Terry Sink, Donnie Sink, Ronnie Smelser, William Smith, Dick Smith, Richard Smith, Ronald Snodgrass, Neva Staton, Martha Sutton, Bob Swackhamer, Dennis Swope, Cheryl Ward, Mike Ward, Roger Waters, Tommy Wayt, Patrick Sophomores, David Gossard, Dennis Swackhamer and Jo Ellen Ogle have just finished a stunt at a basketball pep session. -35— Sophomores Webster, Bill Whiteman, Sue Wood, Billie Wyant, Trudy Yates, Jerry Young, Carol Young, Carolyn Young, James R. Young, Joy Young, Margaret M. Young, Marilyn Young, Pauletta Zollman, Billy THE STUDENTS WHO WERE ABSENT WHEN THE PICTURES FOR THE ANNUAL WERE TAKEN. Bottom row, left to right: Eugene Mullin, Coleman Pickard, William Sadler, Lynn Hale, Judy Bailey, Charlene Shirar, Sandra Zetterberg. Second row: Larry Mennen, Gerald Goodnight, Clifton Sadler, Jerry Bailey, Diane Gallichan, Virginia Ashlock, Sandra Payne. Third row: Bob Campbell, John Baber, William Charles, Bob Puckett, Martha Niemann, Mary Niemann, Gary McKinney. -36- Freshmen Alder, Barbara Astolfi, C. Joe Baber, Jane Beets, Norman Benge. Carol Berry, Jerry Black, Helen Bogan, Rita Bond, Allan Bowman, Mark Boyer, Larry Braden, Helen Brandenburg, Jerry Bryan, Donald Lee Butcher, Glenda Cambridge, Reta Carter, Marketta Cheek, Dale Cheek, Linda Clements, Alice Coapstick, Nancy J. Cody, Judy G. Cogswell, Carol Cogswell, Rita Colby, Kenton Cole, Cathy E. Coonrod, Ronnie Corwin, Suellen Cox, Judy Cripe, Bernard CLASS OFFICERS Tina Smith ............................... Secretary David Evans .............................. Treasurer Jimmy Morton ............................. President Michael Thompson .................... Vice-President -37- Freshmen Cripe, Jane Anne Crum, Becky Crum, Charlotte Daulton, Harold Davis, Cathy Davis, John Erickson, John Evans, David Evans.Ronald Falls, Keatha S. Farias, Irene Fausset, Debra Fearnow, Diana Fearnow, Gary Foreman, Danny Fox, George Francis, David Freeman, Michael Friend, Sam Garrison, Gary Goodnight, Donna Goodwin, Becky Graves, Richard L. Hamblin, David Hammond, Donnabelle Harshbarger, Beverly Harshman, Diane Hawley, Jay Jenkins, Ronald Jones, Jerry Jones, Suzette Koppelmann, Richard Leckrone, Sharon Lenker, Mary J. Lindhorst, Sherry Malcolm, Carolyn Mann, Bill Marcum, Peggy Martin, Robert McCain, David McKinney, Don Meyers, Donna —38- Freshmen Milburn, Billy Miller, Alan Mills, Jimmie Mills, Sharon Morton, Jimmy Moses, Patty Newton, Joyce Northop, Kathryn Ostler, Sandra Patchett, Amy Payne, Michael Perkins, Janis Powell, Jean Pulley, Stephen Quebe, Bonnie Ridenour, Steven Robertson, Janet Robertson, Janis Rodkey, Bill Russell, Phyllis Saul, Sherry Sheets, Mark Sheets, Thomas Shipley, Francis Shoup, Jane Smith, Tina Smith, Janet Smith, Keith Smith, Marcia Snell, Judy Two busy Freshmen during a half time of a basketball game, — Mark Bow- man and Richard Koppelman. —39— Freshmen Spray, Sandra Stern, Diana Stevens, Marilyn Stowers, Craig Stowers, Sue Stroup, John Stroup, Linn Stroup, Richard Suhre, Larry Tharp, Joseph Thatcher, Jeff Thomas, Carol Thompson, Michael Trent, Alice Trent, Bob Tucker, Alberta Usher, Judy Virtue, Richard Walker, John Walker, Mary Watkins, Robert White, Orpha Whitinger, James Widner, Frank Wilcurt, Rosemary Young, Curtis Young, Janet Jane Clark, Dale Cheek and Don Mc- Kinney look over the latest news on the bulletin board. -40— Anderson, Linda Archibald, Susan Ault, Phylis Barnett, Jerry Barnett, William Lee Beineke, James Beineke, Janet Bettis, Jane Bowman, Paul Boyer, William Bradley, Jerry Bray, Elizabeth Brookbank, Jane Burgin, Evelyn Byers, Jimmy Caldwell, Ricky Carlile, Stanley Carney, Anita Carney, Judy Catron, Mike Catron, Steve Cheek, Charles Cheek, Genita Chester, Beckum Chester, Gobel Clidence, Stephen Click, Connie Click, Sharon Cogswell, Alan Coleman, Gale Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS Mary Ann LaMar........................Secretary Jerry VVyrick ....................... Treasurer Mark Turner ......................... President Danny Costlow .................. Vice-President —41— Eighth Grade Costlow, Daniel Creasy, Jerry Crum, Dale Crum, Evelyn Crum, Jeanine Crum, Janice Crum, Stanley Davis, Doris Davis, Nancy Davis, Perry Davis, Phillip Dow, Meriam Elliott, Janice Emery, Pamela Evans, Clairana Evans, Diana Fausett, Carol Faucett, Christa Fogelsong, Stephen Foreman, Donna M Garrison, Billy Garrison, Bobby Garrison, Timothy Goodnight, Diana Graves, Robert E. Graves, Roy Harkins, Darryl Harrington, Sharon Harris, Helen Harris, Ray Hastings, Carol Hawes, David Hazlett, Allen Morris Henry, Carol Hensley, Mike Hill, Burl Hill, Donald Howe, Diane Hughes, Russell Hutchison, Judy Jewell, Johnny Johnston, Gerald —42— Johnson, Kathie Johnson, Kay Joiner, Dennis Kanatzer, Cheri Kelly,James King, Rosalind LaMar, Mary Ann Lamberson, Gale Lambert, Alan Duane Lawson, Ida R. Lechrone, Larry Linson, Patricia Long, James Louthan, Charles Malcolm, Patricia Metzger, Robert D. Michael, Jane Miller, Leslie D. Mitchell, Jerry Mooney, Paul Morris, Judy Morris, Linda K. Mundell, Jerry Neal, Larry Joe Oliver, Gladys C. Orem, Wayne Owens, Sandra Paris, Mack Payne, John D. Phipps, Mike R. Pugh, Mary Jane Purciful, Donna K. Quakenbush, Timmy Qualkenbush, Donnie Quick, Suzanne Reed, Carol E. Rhine, Sharon Louise Ricker, William E. Ridenour, Doug R. Rule, Jan Rule. Linda Samuels, Larry Eighth Grade —43— Eighth Grade Hands clapping, waving high at the Mr. Fratus, Bob Quakenbush and Gor- Tourncy of the Junior Hi. don Hopp lend a helping hand at the scorer’s bench. Schimmel, Edward Smelser, James Smith, Larry Snell, Barbara Snyder, Michael Spann, John Swinford, Suzanne Trees, Sandy Tucker, Joe Turner, Mark Unger, Sharon Waggoner, Bob Ward, Vicki Watkins. Connie Wethington, Sue Whiteman, Kenneth Wood, Willie Wyrick, Jerry Young, Katie Zollman, Joe Seventh Grade Alder, Charles Altic, Billy Joe Anderson, Susan Ault, Martha Avery, Charlotte Avery, Gail Ann Baker, Linda Barnett, Nancy L. Barrett, Linda Beets, Linda D. Benge, Robert Bingaman, Jane Bitner, Shelia Bond, Jake Bond, Mary Boone, Martha Bougher, Larry Bozworth, Kayleen Bradley, David Bray, Walter T. Brown, Sam G. Buntin, Thomas Burkhalter, Garry Bush, Stephen Carlile, Gary Carney, Janice Charles, Mary E. Cheek, Linda Cheek, Shirley Cole, Robert o K ' v ,v A Mb -z ' 4 rs a a , -- a Cp ■■a w J • CLASS OFFICERS Susan Anderson Gail Ann Avery Pam Meyer . . . Norman Smith . . . Treasurer . . . . Secretary . . . President Vice-President Seventh Grade Comer, Teresa Cox, Pamela Crousore, William Daulton, Shirley A. Davis, Mike Davis, Stephen Dinkeldein, Daniel Dinkeldein. Donald Dircks, Gail Earl, Larry James Erickson, Marilyn Evans, Donna Falls, Jeffrey Favors, Roy Fearnow, Harrison Francis, Rebecca Fulkerson, John Garrison, Craig Garrison, Michael Gaylor. Phyllis Gossard, Sam Graves, Linda Graves, Troy Grider, Larry Grosswiler, Thomas Gunn, Frankie Hall, Darlene Harris, Sandra Harshbarger, William Hawes, Daniel Hensley, Stephen Hicks, Marjorie Hicks, Raymond Hopp, Shirley Houchens, Harold Huffer, Richard Inman, Janene Irby, Connie Jackson, Marsha Johnston, David Kanatzer, James Kelly, Fred Seventh Grade Kercheval, Paul Kingery, Patricia Kitzmann, David R. Louks, Stephen B. Marsh, Jack Marsh, James Marshall, Stephen McGill, Dannie Meyer, Pam Michael, Phil Miller, James Milligan, David Mooney, Shirley K. Morris, Jerry Lee Newby, Terry Newell, LaRose Newhouse, Don Orem, Gale Paris, Pat Parker, Mike Patchett, Linda Perkins, Randall Phillips, Mary A. Purciful, A. E. Quick, Rebecca Richey, Monte Ricks, Roger Robinson, Billy Robison, Dwight Samuels. Eddie —47- Junior High Tourney Seventh Grade Sanders, Connie Scircle, Diana Scott, Billy Sellers, Marsha Sheets, Ted Smith, Norman Smith, Thomas Snell, Jerry Snodgrass, Charles Stevens, Connie Stevens, Grace Stevens, Robert Stowers, Connie Suhre. Roger Thieke, Larry Unger, Donald Valley, George Vawter, Claude Walker, Frank E. Walker, Ralph Jr. Ward, Stephen B. Watkins, Darry Weatherholt, Ken Weaver, Jayne Weathington, Joseph Wilkin, Barbara Susie Crum performed in a pep session. Formal proofs in geometry demonstrated by Lee Anna Nance, Jim Davison, Roberta Oliver, Fred Brenton, Judy Amos, Dennis Swackhammer. FACULTY There is a vast difference between popularity and respect. We must not allow ourselves to become a nation of people who fol- low or copy one an- other for the sake of “prestige.” This practice is danger- ous and leads to- ward mediocrity. We should expose the genuine quali- ties which make us individually unique and powerful. Mrs. Joyce Rule, School Secretary Richard W. Falls, Principal Mrs. Rule is one of the most essential cogs in the office mechanism. Accounting for the circula- tion of money, keeping school records, and run- ning the book store are just a few of the necessary and important jobs done by our efficient secretary. Editor Terry Beyer Industrial Arts Harold McKinney Warren Thomas Vocational Agriculture Social Studies F. F. A. Advisor Science -49— Chester Phillips Printing Mechanical Drawing Earl Hoover Industrial Arts Faculty The primary objective of our educational program is to guide our young men and women in the pursuit of knowledge and skills that will best prepare them in the ways of a democ- racy. The strength of our na- tion is in its youth; so to make our America immortal, we should make our greatest in- vestment in our future citizens. 0. L. Stowers, Assistant Principal Robert Brinson Agriculture F. F. A. Mrs. Rosalind Mennen, Dean of Girls, visits with Ruth Kelley and Donna Patrick. Donald Garrison Social Studies Drivers Training Baseball Coach Freshmen Basketball John Kramer Biology Audio-Visual Sponsor Wilbur Rule Chemistry Athletic Director Assistant Principal Student Council Merle Cole Physics Science Club Sponsor Meredith Pearson Social Studies Eighth Grade Basketball Cross Country, Track Coach —50- Faculty Isla Alexander Mathematics Freshman Sponsor Muriel Myers Mathematics Honor Society Sponsor Rowe B. Myers Mathematics Advisor to Annual Staff Janet Fratus Librarian Dillie Hamilton Latin Sponsor Latin Club Seventh Grade Sponsor Nola Stowers Mathematics Freshman Sponsor Mary J. Nelson English Eighth Grade Sponsor Hazel Hampton English Co-Sponsor Junior Class Barbara Siegfried English Spanish FTA Sponsor Esther Falls English Sophomore Sponsor Sue Davis English Charles E. Campbell Dick Walters Art Business Education Art Club Sponsor Senior Sponsor Madge Davis Business Education Senior Co-Sponsor Ted Newell Commerce Assistant Advisor to Annual Staff Charles Oliver English Speech Club Sponsor Play Director Centralian Advisor —51— Lela Myers Choral Director Eric Wainscott Director of Music Ervin S. Fratus Science Junior High Coach Dale Scott Faculty Mary K. Patchett School Nurse Roy Lindenmayer Diane Hendricks Home Economics Sunshine Sponsor Carolyn Stephenson Physical Education Girls’ G. A. A. Sponsor Custodians Mrs. Edith Huffer Matron -52— Wilbur M. Huffer Donald Armstrong Social Studies Football Coach Gene Flowers Physical Education Basketball Coach Dorothy Eikenberry Home Economics Sunshine Co-Sponsor Rolland Kelley Wanda Jean Lambert Home Economics Cafeteria Supervisor Michael Mixell Social Studies Hands took part in music and art and in a variety of many things FLUTES Bottom row, left to right: Mary Lou Dow, Mary Lynne Kinsler, Nancy Crum, Dave Gossard, Donna Ebert. Second row: Berenice Scott, Connie Johnson, Diana Gal- lichan, Marilyn Elsea, Jean Powell. PERCUSSION Bottom row, left to right: Pat Rule, Jane Shoup, Nancy Lowe, Cheryl Van Meter, Sandy Meyer. Second row: Jim Whitinger, Jack McKinney, Jerry Brand- enburg, Phil Bond. Richard Koppleman. BARITONES AND FRENCH HORNS Seated, left to right: Alan Costlow, Nancy Weaver, David McCain, Alan Bond. Standing: Judy Walker, Gloria Ebert, Carol Gossard, Phoebe Maish, Rebecca Crum, Susan Kelly. SAXAPHONES Seated, left to right: Mary Lou Alter, Kathy Cole, Jo Ellen Ogle, Susanne Crum, Linda Brandenburg. Standing: Jane Cripe. Janet Smith, Angela Berry, Nancy Brown, Carol Carney, Debbie Richey. BASS HORNS Seated, left to right: Bill Mann, Bob Clidence, Gary Frey. Standing: Jay Hawley, John Bonecutter. TROMBONES Seated, left to right: Michael Payne, Nancy McKinney, Janie Clark, Jerry Plumback. Debra Fausett, Sue Gray. Standing: Don Pulley, Leon Jordan, Meredith Price, Becky Goodwin, Larry Hopp, David Hamblin, Glenda Butcher. —54— CORNETS CLARINETS Bottom row, left to right: Tom Sheets, Pat Wilburn. Steve Avery, Amy Patchett, Eldon Derrick, Don Everman. Second row: Joyce Vandevender, Jeanie Dunn, Steve Pulley, Norman Beets, Larry Mennen, Lee Anna Nance, Sharon Gray. Bottom row, left to right: Janice Russell. Patty Moses, Jim Davison, Wayne De La Croix, Dennis Swackham- mer, Kenton Colby. Sandra Woods, Barbara Davis. Second row: Jane Scircle, Joyce Newton. Nancy Hopp, Joni Fickle, Diana Calloway, Judy Snell, Sue Stowers, Janet Withrow, Mona McCarty. Third row: Martha Staton, Janice Gaylor, Diana Stern, Sue Bingaman, Sandy Spray, Tina Smith, Jeannie Bond, Cheryl Swope. and away we go B BAND Bottom row, left to right: Mike Freeman, Mark Sheets, Janet Robertson. Janis Robertson. Second row: Mr. Wainscott, Coleman Pickard. Danny Foreman, Ketha Falls, Sherry Lindhorst, Linn Stroup. --55— DRUM MAJOR Wayne De La Croix Junior High Band First row, left to right: Mark Turner, Don Unger, Connie Click, Evelyn Crum, Pat Paris, Steve Clidence, George Valley, Miriam Dow. Second row: Becky Quick, Stanley Crum, Don Hill, Mary L. Bond, David Hawes, Donna Foreman Gale Lamberson, Linda Beets, Harrison Fearnow, Billy Altic. Third row: Gale Orem, Danny Costlow, Anita Carney, Carol Henry, Phyllis Ault, Pam Meyer, Kay- leen Bozworth, Diana Scircle, Patty Kingery, Diana Goodnight. Sharon Unger. Fourth row: Jane Michael, Mary J. Pugh, Jane Bingaman, Mary A. La Mar, Ralph Walker, A. E. Purciful, Suzanne Swinford, Suzanne Quick, Jeanine Quick. Fifth row: Mack Paris, Ted Sheets, Sam Gossard, Fred Kelly, Mark Sheets, Mr. Wainscott, Judy Hutchison, Judy Bailey, Linda Rule, Bill Scott. BAND OFFICERS Left to right: Leon Jordan, student director; Mered th Price, band captain: ;Mr. Wainscott, director: Sandra Woods, assistant librarian: Nancy McKinney, librarian. —56— Pep Club The Pep Club sponsored many other activities this year besides providing ample spirit and pep for the athletic teams. These activities included the sponsoring of several after-the-game sock hops, selling cushions, performing skits, purchasing badges and gloves for the Pep Club members, placing posters in all the classrooms, and decorating the school at sectional time. The Pep Club did a very good job in backing our teams this year. Action We Wanted - Action We Got - The Pep Band playing . . . the school song ... a march for the Majorettes . . . or a snappy tune of swing and sway in the most enthusiastic way . . . —57— ROBEI) CHOIR First row. left to right: Marilyn Weaver, Regina Dunn. Judy Walker, Sharon Gray, Janet Withrow. Second row: Pat Beavers, Diana McQuinn, Jane Hunter, Kay Fearnow, Jane Fearnow, Diana Spray. Third row: Phoebe Maish, Jo Ogle, Judy Astolfi. Janie Clark. Berenice Scott, Marjorie Longfellow. Fourth row: James Fulkerson, James Purciful, Terry Abbott, James Davison. Ron Trees, Jack McKinney, Leonard Surber. Fifth row: Larry Weaver, Dick Robertson. Bill Charles, Charles Cline, Danny Young, David De La Croix, David Harlos. JUNIOR HI CHORUS —58— ROBED CHOIR First row, left to right: Nancy Crum, Roberta Oliver, Gloria Ebert, Louise Emery, Patty Miller, Nancy Lowe. Second row: Sue Gray, Diane Evans, Sue Cheek, Sue Hommel, Lucille Mundell, Jennie Alexander, Mrs. Myers, director. Third row: Sherry Coleman, Linda Powell, Judy Amos. Lois Henry, Cheryl Swope, Susan Quebe, Lee Anna Nance, Donna Ebert. Fourth row: Chester Vawter, Dick Fearnow, Ned McKinney, J. B. Walker, Bill Webster, Danny Abbott, Jerry Yates, Fred Brenton. Fifth row: Larry Hopp, Jim Elliott, Bob Clidence, Melvin Phillips. Keith Catron. James Inman, Raymond Elsea. Betty Hill, absent. JUNIOR HI CHORUS -39- CHORAL AIRES Front row, left to right: Jo Ogle, Diana McQuinn, Diana Spray, Louise Emery, Jane Fearnow, Gloria Ebert. Back row: Dick Fearnow, Bob Clidence, J. B. Walker, Jim Inman, Charles Cline, Keith Catron. District Contest, I; State, II. Old hands at the business CHOIR OFFICERS Front row, left to right: James Purciful, lirarian: Mrs. Myers, director; J. B. Walker, president. Second row: Sherry Coleman, librarian; Louise Emery, filing librarian: Regina Dunn, robe captain; Gloria Ebert, robe captain; Betty Hill, vice-president, (absent). —60— STATE CHORUS First row, left to right: Regina Dunn. Jane Fearnow, Berenice Scott, Louise Emery. Diana Spray, Janet Withrow. Second row: Kay Fearnow. Marjorie Longfellow, J. B. Walker Dick Fearnow, Fred Brenton, Diane Evans. Mrs. Myers. Third row: Keith Catron, Bob Clidence. Melvin Phillips. James Elliott, Charles Cline, James Inman, Terry Abbott. of doing things well CLINTONES Front row. left to right: Diane Evans. Nancy Crum, Janie Clark. Berenice Scott, Regina Dunn, Sherry Coleman. Back row: Fred Brenton, Ron Trees, David De La Croix, Jim Davison. Terry Abbott, Jerry Yates. DISTRICT CONTEST. II —61— HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Botton row, left to right: Nancy Lowe. Janet Withrow, Diana Evans, Diana Spray, Judy Walker, Sue Gray, Patty Beavers, Louise Emery, Martha Charles, Jennie Alexander, Pat Miller, Susanne Crum. Second row: Lucille Mundell, Sharon Gray, Janice Bailey, Linda McMath, Sue Hommel, Penny Loveless, Carolyn Nye Janice Withrow, Marilyn Weaver, Sharon Martin, Mrs. Myers. Third row: Pauletta Young, Roberta Oliver, Jane Fearnow. Donna Ebert. Leeanna Nance. Gloria Ebert, Kay Fearnow, Sue Cheek. Judy Lanning, Jane Crick, Regina Dunn, Gloria Singleton. Fourth row: Diana McQuinn, Sandra Whiteman, Joy Michael, Glenda Ostler. Jane A. Hunter, Linda Powell, Cheryl Swope, Patty Price, Sherry Coleman, Berenice Scott, Jljiida--� !Hwdt. l VYVJUw Fifth row: Judy Amos, Jo Ogle, Judy Astolfi, Judy Harshbarger, Phoebe Maisn Eois'llenry. Mary Wyrick, Janie Clark, Joyce Rogers, Susan Quebe, Marjorie Longfellow, Wanda Crick. Sixth row: Larry Kelly, Fred Brenton. Terry Abbott, James Purciful, Bill Webster, Jerry Yates, Ned McKinney, Richard Fearnow, Chester Vawters, Bob Davis. Seventh row: Ronnie Trees, Jim Davison, Raymond Elsea, Larry Hopp, Leonard Surber, Dick Robertson, Larry Weaver James Fulkerson, Darry Kirkendall. David Harios, J. B. Walker, Danny Abbott. Eighth row: James Inman. Keith Catron, Bob Clidence, William Charles. Jim Elliott. Jack Mitchell. Melvin Phillips Charles Cline, Danny Young, David De La Croix, Roy Cheek, Calvin Carr. There was music in the air TONETTES Left to right: Nancy Crum, Sue Gray, Roberta Oliver, Phoebe Maish. Janet Withrow. Berenice Scott. Pat Beavers, Nancy Lowe. Lee Anna Nance. District Contest, I; State, I. -62— TEEN TONES Left to right: Jo Ogle, Diana Spray, Diana McQuinn, Roberta Oliver, Louise Emery, Jeanie Dunn, Lois Henry, Janet Withrow, Gloria Ebert, Jane Fearnow, Sherry Coleman, Berenice Scott. District Contest, 1; State, I. Other organizations that participated in the contests: Girls Triple Trio, District, 1: State II. Mixed Ensemble, District, II. Sextet, District, 1; State, I. The spirit of C. C. Hi MAJORE1TES Drum majorette: Berenice Scott. Front row, left to right: Mona McCarty, Nancy Lowe, Connie Johnson, Mary Lou Alter, Lee Anna Nance, Regina Dunn, Janet Smith. Second row: Jane Scircle, Sandra Meyer, Jane Shoup, Phoebe Maish, Sandra Spray. Diana Stern, Patty Moses. —63— Band Contestants Bottom row, left to right: Nancy Crum, Alan Costlow, Nancy Weaver, Don Unger. Jerry Plumback. Leon Jordon, Don Pulley. Meredith Price, Jane Clark, Nancy McKinney. Second row: Mr. Wainscott, Gloria Ebert, Judy Walker, Susan Kelly, Carol Gossard, Phoebe Maish, Debbie Richey, Jane Ann Cripe. Susanne Crum, Jo Ogle, Janet Withrow. Third row: Diana Stern, Sandra Spray, Patty Moses, Nancy Hopp, Barbara Davis, Wayne De La Croix, Sandra Wood. Jeannie Bond, Jane Scircle, Jim Davison. Fourth row: Mary LaMar. David Gossard, Berenice Scott. Connie Johnson. Mary L. Dow, Mary L. Kinsler, Jean Powell, Marilyn Elsea, Donna Ebert, Jeanine Crum. Fifth row: Phyllis Ault. Stanley Crum, Norman Beets, Larry Mennen, Amy Patchett, Joyce Vandevender, Lee Anna Nance, Eldon Derrick, Regina Dunn, Don Everman. Sixth row: Carol Henry, Danny Costlow, Jack McKinney, Bob Clidence. Gary Frey, Sam Gossard. Suzanne Quick. Trombone Quartet. Dist. I; State II Nancy McKinney, Leon Jordon, Don Pulley, Janie Clark. Brass Sextet, District I; State II Joyce Vandevender, Lee Anna Nance, Leon Jordon, Susan Kelley, Nancy Weaver, Bob Clidence. Brass Sextet, District II Don Everman. Regina Dunn, Gloria Ebert, Nancy McKinney, Alan Cost- low, Garry Frey. Sax Trio, District II Debbie Richey, Jane Cripe, Wayne De La Croix. French Horn, District I; State II Gloria Ebert, Judy Walker, Carol Gossard. Susan Kelly. Sax Quartet, District II Debbie Richey, Susie Crum. Jane Cripe, JoEllen Ogle. Woodwinds, District I; State I Dave Gossard, Nancy Crum, Wayne De La Croix, Berenice Scott. Judy Walker. Woodwinds. District I; State II Dave Gossard, Carol Gossard, Nan- cy Crum, Mary Lynne Kinsler. Jim Davison. Clarinet Quartet, District I; State I Wayne De La Croix, Sandra Woods. Barbara Davis, Janet Withrow. Clarinet Trio, District II Sandra Woods, Wayne De La Croix, Barbara Davis. Cornet Trio, District II Larry Mennen. Norman Beets. Amy Patchett. Sax Quartet, District I Jeanine Crum, Suzanne Crum, Suzanne Swinford, Suzanne Quick. Ensembles. District I; State II Mary L. Kinsler, Berenice Scott, Connie Johnson, Mary L. Dow. Ensembles, District 1; State III Mary L. Kinsler, Connie Johnson. Mary L. Dow. Ensembles, District I; State 1 Donna Ebert. Marilyn Elsea, Jean Powell. SOLOS Wayne De La Croix, Clarinet, District I: State II. Sandra Wood, Clarinet, District 1: State II. Jane Ann Cripe, Sax, District I; State II. Phoebe Maish, Mellophone, District II. Debbie Richey, Sax, District II. Donna Ebert, Piccolo, District II. -£4— SOLO CONTESTANTS Ratings are given in the District and State Contests, respectively. Bottom row, left to right: Nancy Lowe, II; Regina Dunn, 1 and 1; Louise Emery, II; Jane Fearnow, 11; Berenice Scott, 1 and II; Janet Withrow, II. Second row: Linda Rule, II; Nancy Davis, I; Nancy Coapstick, 1; Jean Powell, I; Jane Brookbank, I; Diana McQuinn, II; Lee Anna Nance, 1 and II. Third row: Mike Thompson, 1; Margie Longfellow, 1 and II; Gloria Ebert, 1 and 1; Becky Goodwin, II; Linda Powell, I and II; Donna Meyers, II; Dave McCain, I. Fourth row: David Hamblin, II; Tom Sheets, I; Jay Hawley, II; Charles Cline, II; Keith Catron, II; J. B. Walker, II; A. E. Purciful, II. Junior High and Ninth grade students winning first in the District were not eligible for the State Contest. Clinton Central Dance Band Bottom row, left to right: Jo Ellen Ogle, Suzanne Crum, Wayne De La Croix, Debbie Richey, Sandra Woods. Carol Carney, Janie Clark. Second row: Leon Jordon, Nancy McKinney, Don Pulley, Meredith Price, Jerry Plumback, Jack McKinney. Third row: Don Everman, Regina Dunn, Eldon Derrick, Joyce Vandevender, Sharon Gray, Mr. Wainscott, Alan Costlow. —65— LATIN CLUB Bottom row, left to right: LeRoy Zook, Lee Anna Nance, Donna Ebert, Charlotte Crum, Mary Northrop, Mary Lynn Kinsler. Anita Fickle, Gloria Ebert. Ruth Kelly, Debbie Fausett, Sue Ellen Corwin, Sue Hollingsworth, Becky Crum, Pat Rule, Jerry Green. Second row: Meredith Price, Sherry Lindhorst, Jane Cripe, Gary Fearnow, Judy Cody, Tina Smith, Janis Perkins, Alice Clements, Nancy Coapstick, Debbie Richey, Mary Lou Dow, Bill Rodkey, Sandra Bristow, Carol Carney, Don Pulley. Third row: Diana Gallichan, Susie Kelly, Connie Johnson, Diana Stern, Marilyn Young, Barbara Davis, Mike Payne, Joyce Rogers, Joy Young, Sherry Coleman, Linda Powell, Sandra Spray, Diana McQuinn, Roberta Oliver. Fourth row: Sandra Woods, Patty Moses, Danny Foreman, Glenda Butcher, Phoebe Maish, David Hamblin, Diana Coapstick, Carol Gossard, Nancy Brown, Bob Puckett, Judy Harshbarger, David Gossard, Mary Ellen Grosswiler, Nancy Weaver. Fifth row: Jim Davison, Jim Morton, Larry Thatcher, Craig Stowers, Eddie Ricker, Wayne De La Croix, Bob Wilson, Miss Hamilton, sponsor, Judy Imler, Richard Chittick, Jeff Thatcher, David De La Croix, Larry Hopp, Danny Abbott, John Bonecutter. Carol Carney, president of the Clinton Central Club, presents a charter for the Clinton Prairie Club to Bob Parker, the president. Kneeling, left to right: Jeff Thatcher, Debbie Faucett, Diana Stern, Craig Stowers are Freshmen who were initiated into the Latin Club. LeRoy Zook, soldier; Don Pulley, Jupiter; Meredith Price, High Priest; Gloria Ebert, Juno; Jerry Green, soldier. % —66— Future Teachers of America Louise Emery Student Teacher Day Thirty-nine members of the Future Teach- ers of America enjoyed many activities this school year. The highlight for the seniors was two days of student teaching in the ele- mentary schools or Clinton Central; also the juniors taught one day. The club worked with concessions at two basketball games. Also a car wash was one of their projects. Discussion groups and films on teaching at regular meetings were of interest to the group. The annual F. T. A. banquet was held April 10 at the Elks Club. Our guest speaker was Mr. Robert Ayres, the principal at Frankfort High School. Senior Key Awards and a scholarship were presented to the outstanding senior members of F. T. A., — Gloria Ebert and Louise Emeiy. Seated: Carol Gossard, Historian; Rex Bowman, Pres- ident; Phoebe Maish, Secretary. Standing: Gloria Ebert, Vice-President; Susan Kelley, Treasurer. Bottom row, left to right: Helen Wood, Roberta Oliver, Connie Johnson. Jane Scircle, Louise Emery, Susan Kelly, Sue Hommel, Debbie Richey, Wanda Crick. Second row, left to right: Jo Ellen Ogle, Donna Ebert, Diane McQuinn, Nancy Hopp, Mary Lynne Kinsler, Linda Powell, Linda Brandenburg, Gloria Ebert, Lee Anna Nance, Mrs. Siegfried, sponsor. Third row, left to right: Nancy McKinney, Marie Kitzmann, Joyce Rogers, Phoebe Maish, Don Everman, Carol Gossard, Nancy Brown, Joyce Cheek, Janice Gaylor, Sue Cheek. Fourth row, left to right: Judi Astolfi, Jay B. Walker, Dennis Swackhammer, Rex Bowman, Don Pulley, Bob Wilson, Judy Imler, Larry Hopp, LeRoy Zook. —67— F. F. A. Bottom row, left to right: Don Blanch, Bob Watkins, Vernon Patchett, Robert Davis, J. B. Walker, Richard Graves. John Erickson. Sam Friend. Second row, left to right: Mr. McKinney, advisor: Kenton Colby, Bernard Cripe, Bob Pickard, Jack McKinney, Bob Martin, Dave McCain, Bob Quakenbush. Mr. Brinson, advisor. Third row. left to right: Garry Frey. Charles Cline, Jerry Bailey. Gerald Altic, Richard Stroup. Allen Miller, Jeff Thatcher, George Fox. Fourth row, left to right: Jay Hawley, Jim McKinney, Larry Kelly, Ned McKinney, Ray Elsea, Eldon Derrick, Joe Harmon, David Evans, Jim Fearnow. Fifth row, left to right: Tom Spray, Leonard Surber, Ron Sink, Bob Fearnow, Jim Fulkerson, Don Sink, Jerry Patchett. Warren Pearson, Pat Wayt. Sixth row, left to right: Gerald Huffer, Ronnie Jones, Steve Avery, Jack Mitchell, Jack Samuels, Jim Elliott, Jack Kelly, Ronald Smith, Ronnie Evans. Some regular hands F. F. A. CHAPTER ACCOMPLISHMENTS Our chapter has accomplished much during the year. Our chapter Parliamentary Procedure Team placed first in the District out of a class of fourteen. They also placed third in the Section Contest. We placed second in the District Cooperative Award. The chapter also received second in the District Chapter Contest. Out of all the chapters in the state, our chapter achieved the Bronze Plaque, symbolizing the third group in the state. Our Dairy Judging Team placed first and seventh in the county and district contests, respectively. Four boys received the Distinguished Hoosier Farmer Degree. They are J. B. Walker. Eldon Der- rick, Gary Frey, and Ray Elsea. Don Blanch wrote a second place winning essay in the District V contest. Jim Elliott and Bob Quaken- bush gave the second place demonstration in the District Contest. Members who have achieved higher recognition are: Joe Bill Fox, past State Sentinel: J. B. Walker, past District V Reporter; Eldon Derrick, newly elected State F.F.A. Band Librarian: Gary Frey, newly elected Section II Treasurer. F. F. A. OFFICERS Tom Spray, treasurer: Raymond Elsea, Reporter; Eldon Derrick; Vice-President; J. B. Walker, President; Gary Frey. Secretary; Bob Pickard, Sentinel. —68— F. F. A. Banquet Retiring president of the F. F. A. chapter of Clinton Central, J. B. Walker presented the gavel to president-elect Tom Spray. Below are pictured the top award winners at the annual F. F. A. Parent and Son Banquet. Raymond Elsea Eldon Derrick J. B. Walker Don Sink Ron Sink Gary Frey beef sheep and Star Chapter Farmer Star Greenhand Star Greenhand corn LEADERSHIP COOPERATION CHARACTER , SCHOLARSHIP AGRICULTURE fr CITIZENSHIP THRIFT SERVICE recreatio PATRIOTISM Raymond Elsea, Eldon Derrick, J. B. Walker, Don Sink, Ron Sink, Gary Frey. F. F. A. SWEETHEARTS Nancy McKinney Kathy Cole Nancy Crum Sherry Coleman -69— The G. A. A. work is play and all give a hand to do it in the very best way. G. A. A. OFFICERS Carol Carney Joni Fickle Susan Kelly Miss Stephenson Joyce Vandevender Vice-President President Treasurer Instructor Secretary G. A. A. Bottom row, left to right: Bonnie Quebe, Suzette Jones, Rita Cambridge, Alberta Tucker, Bev- erly Harshbarger, Janis Perkins. Second row: Miss Stephenson, Ketha Falls, Judy, Cody, Helen Braden, Joyce Vandevender, Joni Fickle, Alice Trent. Third row: Sharon Martin, Judy Usher, Carol Carney, Susan Kelly, Janet Robertson, Gloria Singleton, Janis Robertson. -70- [Student Council Seated, left to right: Gordon Hopp, president; Susie Crum, secretary; Nancy McKinney, reporter: John Blackburn, vice president; Cathy Cole, treasurer; Mr. Rule, Sponsor. Second row: Mary Lou Dow, Mary Lou Alter, Jeanine Crum, Patty Sue Kingery, Nancy Weaver, Carol Carney, Donna Joe Evans, Pam Meyer, Glenda Butcher. Third row: Leon Jordon, Rex Bowman, Jerry Fields, George Fox, Jeff Thatcher, Bob Wilson, Wayne Stahl. Fourth row: Clairanna Evans, Fred Brenton, Kenny White- man, David Gossard, Mack Paris, Mark Turner, Tom Smith, Jim Morton, Sam Gossard. The Student Council worked in the concessions stand to raise funds for their activities. They had charge of convocations at football pep ses- sions, at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Talent show and at Easter time. Other activities were: Sent representative to Clinton Prairie and Logansport. Set up a new plan for electing officers. Helped sponsor a boy and girl to Hoosier Boys’ and Girls’ State. Provided a suggestion box for students. Sponsored sock hops. Planned a Mother’s and Father’s night. Sponsored the Homecoming and Hardwood activities. Supervised the Best Girl and Boy contest. Sponsored the Christmas dance. Sent a representative to the Student Coun- cil Convention at Warren Central High School. —71— Centralian Staff Seated, left to right: Mr. Oliver, Sponsor: Phoebe Maish, Feature Editor: Kaye Fearnow, Editor-in-chief; Judi Astolfi, Reporter at Large: Nancy Weaver, Reporter; Joyce Vandcvender, Assistant Business Manager. Standing: Linda McMath, Reporter: Callie Payne, Reporter; LeRoy Zook, Sports Editor; Joyce Buntin, Feature Editor; Ron Trees, Sports Writer; Regina Dunn, Assistant Editor. Centralian During the school year the Centralian was changed from a mimeographed paper to a printed one. The increase in cost was covered through sales of ads and subscriptions. The Centralian is a bi-monthly publication. It is the hope of the staff that the experience gained this year will be used by future staff members so that they might further improve the Centralian. Callie Payne, Linda McMath, and Charles Morris type the latest news for the next issue of the CENTRALIAN. —72— The Speakatrons President ........................ J. B. Walker Vice-President ................. Robert Clidence Secretary-Treasurer ............. Sandra Woods Director......................... Charles Oliver The Speakatrons is an organization whose pur- pose is to promote a high standard of speech and drama at Clinton Central. All students who are en- rolled in or have previously taken the speech course are members. Other students of the junior or senior level are eligible for membership upon initiation. The activities for 1961-19G2 have included vari- ous speech exercises, after-performance parties, three major plays, and an awards party at which trophies were presented to outstanding students in acting and backstage work. The three plays were A Young Man’s Fancy, a comedy by Harry Thurschwell and Alfred Golden; Hallie Tatum, a dramatic reading by Charles Oliver, and The Curi- ous Savage, a comedy-drama by John Patrick. Mr. Oliver gets a helping hand from Gloria Ebert in applying make-up to Judy Harshbarger. Speech Club Bottom row, left to right: Jill Braden, Sue Hommell, Joyce Buntin. Diane McQuinn, Sandra Woods, J. B. Walker, Bob Clidence. Mary Lou Alter, Jane Fearnow, Pat Rule. Second row: Mr. Oliver, Diane Evans, Sue Cheek, Nancy McKinney, Judy Harshbarger, Phoebe Maish, Judi Astolfi, Joyce Cheek, Gloria Ebert, Linda McMath. Top row: Gordon Hopp, Wayne Jobe, Darry Kirkendall, Meredith Price, John Payton, Steve Scarff, Perry Walls, Le- Roy Zook, Terry Abbott. —73— MUSIC PATRONS Committee Chairmen Finance.......................Earnest Avery Purchasing........................ Ed Bond Property and Equipment . . . John DeLaCroix The money making projects were: Ice cream social, bake sales, chicken barbecue, sale of school name plates, sales at cafeteria at ball games. These activities totaled $2000. The Music Patrons met each month except December. They purchased: two kettle drums; twelve blazers for choral groups; choral portfolios; music cabinet; set of drums; name tags for band uniforms; barbecue outfit pur- chased jointly with the Frankfort Band and Orchestra Association; two French horns; hats for the majorettes; a Christmas tree riser. Other expenditures were: expense of Drum Major to camp; transportation for the Junior Band to Purdue; transportation of the Senior Band to I.U. Band Day; transportation of Band and Chorus to Kokomo Music Festival. The Music Patrons took the responsibility of selling the old band uniforms. Only a few are left. Mrs. William Scott, Secretary MUSIC PATRONS Mrs. Gar Davison, secretary: Earnest Avery, 2nd vice-president: Kenneth Cripe, president: Floyd Whitinger, 1st vice- president; William Kinsler, 3rd vice-president: Mrs. Marvin Bingaman, treasurer. —74— ADULT SHORTHAND CLASS WELDING CLASS Madge Davis, instructor. Left to right: Mary K. Marcum, Foreground, left to right: Frank Williams, Robert Brin- Karlene Reed, Mary Lawler. son, instructor, Lloyd Moore, Harold McKinney, instructor. Standing: Jim Huffer, Ernest Dean, Frank Terry, Harold Ealy Jr., Marvin Bingaman, Paul Price, instructor. Old hands learning a new job Adult classes were given at Clinton Central for ten weeks. The classes started in October. Each class met on Monday night from 7 to 9 P.M. A total of twenty-two adults were en- rolled. The Art class is shown on page four. Bus Drivers Bottom row, left to right: 0. Ray Smith. Morris Buck, John McKinney, Chet Stowers. Roger Jenkins. Second row: Robert Callaway, Joe Thompson, Homer Smith, Zern Turner, Art Gross, Lloyd Withrow. Third row: Giles Stowers, Cecil Staton, Joe Huffer, Maurice Gossard, Herman Davenport, Charles Ault, Alford Ford. -75- DISTRICT INDIANA UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENT CONTEST KOKOMO, MARCH 24 Bottom row, left to right: Joy Young, Craig Stowers, Glenda Butcher, Wayne Dc La Croix, Nancy Brown, Danny Young, Carol Gossard. Second row: Debbie Richey, Roberta Oliver, Louise Emery, Diana McQuinn, Joyce Buntin, Connie Johnson, Carol Carney. Third row: Linda Powell, David Gossard, Ivan Lawson, Jimmy Morton, William Rodkey, Susan Kelley. Latin I: Craig Stowers. Glenda Butcher. Latin II: Joy Young, Roberta Oliver: Spanish I: Debbie Richey, Nancy Brown. Spanish II: Louise Emery, Carol Gossard. English: Danny Young, Linda Powell, Joyce Buntin, Diana McQuinn, Algebra LWilliam Rodkey, Jimmy Morton. Geometry: Connie Johnson, David Gossard. Comprehensive Mathematics—Juniors: Carol Carney, Susan Kelley (with- drew). Seniors: Ivan Lawson, Wayne De La Croix. Following were winners in the District Contest and went to Indiana University for the State Contest, April 28: Carol Gossard, Glenda Butcher, Craig Stowers, Debbie Richey, Louise Emery. Carol Carney, Danny Young. The teachers were: Latin, Miss Dillie Hamilton: Spanish, Mrs. Barbara Siegfried: English, Mrs. Hazel Hampton, Mr. Charles Oliver; Algebra, Mrs. Nola Stowers; Geometry, Mr. Rowe B. Myers; Comprehensive Mathematics, Mrs. Muriel Myers. We Give a Hand For Those Who Achieve HOOSIER BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Robert Wilson and Nancy Weaver; David Harlos and Nancy Hopp, alternates. Sponsored by the Junior Class, Honor So- ciety, Student Council, under the auspices of the Kirklin Legion Post and Auxiliary Unit. -76- Chemistry Class Wayne Stahl, Nancy Hopp, Tom Spray, Jane Trenary, Gordon Hopp, George Kopplemann, Clinton Coleman, Larry Thatcher, Keith Russell, Sandra Cody, Mr. Rule, Pat Rule, Jerry Ostler, Gerald Russell. Science Club Bottom row, left to right: Pat Rule, Sandra Woods, Wayne Stahl. Jerry Green, Gloria Ebert, Carol Carney. Second row, left to right: Mr. Cole, Gordon Hopp, Clinton Coleman, Nancy McKinney, Larry Thatcher, David Harlos, Eugene Milburn, Jerry Plumback. Third row, left to right: J. B. Walker, LeRoy Zook, Meredith Price, Bob Clidence, Steve Scarff, Don Pulley. Wayne De La Croix, Leon Jordon, James Purcifull. -77- Sunshine Society SUNSHINE SOCIETY ACTIVITIES The major Sunshine activity this year was the District I Sunshine Convention. Our chapter had the privilege of hosting the thirty-four societies in our district on October 7. This was a new and rewarding experience for the girls of Clinton Central. The members have, during the year, tried to spread “sunshine to those who were ill or those who needed help. The climax of Sunshine activities was the Sunshine Dance, “Fantasy in Frost,” held March 10. Sunshiners may be proud of their accomplishments this year. —Louise Emery, President SUNSHINE OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Joyce Vandevender, Vice President; Louise Emery, President; Carol Carney, Recording Secretary. Standing: Regina Dunn, Chaplin; Berenice Scott, Song Leader; Mary Jane Wyrick, Treasurer; Phoebe Maish, Sunray Sponsor; Nancy McKinney, Sunray Sponsor;; Nancy Hopp, Pianist; Betty Hill, Corresponding Secretary, absent. Susan Kelly was one of the State Sunshine members to at- tend the Indiana Youth Power Conference at Indianapolis. She was one of the two members to attend the national meeting in Chicago. —78— OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Rule, Lois Henry, Carol Carney, Judith Astolfi. Donna Pat- rick, Anita Burkhalter, Louise Emery. NURSE’S AIDS Left to right: Jerri Ternary, Mildred Goodnight, Evelyn Kendall. Patty Beavers, Mrs. Patchett, Brenda Shipley, Jane Fear- now. Willing hands that served us LIBRARY STAFF Seated, left to right: Sue Hol- lingsworth. Martha Charles. Mary J. Wyrick. Standing: Diane Spray, Sandra Woods. Betty Jane Fearnow, Kay Whiteman. Mrs. Fratus, Sue Gray, Kay Fearnow. -79- Honor Society CLINTHON CHAPTER First row, left to right: Sandra Cody, Pat Rule, Gloria Ebert, Louise Emery, Jerry Green, Lois Henry, Anita Burkhalter, Nancy McKinney. Second row: Mrs. Myers, sponsor, Joyce Buntin, Donna Patrick, Meredith Price, Wayne De La Croix, Judith Astolfi, Gordon Hopp. Third row: Janice Gaylor, Mary Ann Watson, John Blackburn, Danny Young, Carol Gossard, Joyce Rogers, Sue Hollingsworth. Fourth row: Carol Carney. Deborah Richey. Susan Kelly, Susan Quebe, Linda Powell, Maryellen Grosswiler, Nancy Weaver. Absent: Charles Morris, Betty Hill, Barbara Davis. 1961-1962 OFFICERS President Louise Emery Vice-President Jerry Green Secretary Lois Henry Treasurer Betty Hill The Society raised money by working at concessions at the football games and basketball games. This money helped to pay the expenses for a girl and a boy to go to Hoosier Boys’ and Girls’ State. All enjoyed a trip to Indian- apolis to see Cinerama. Pat Rule. Donna Patrick and Joyce Buntin served refreshments following the initiation of new members into the Honor Society. CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE -80- Junior Prom Bernie Weimers Continentals Service with a smile. On with the Dance -81- Sunshine Dance On March 10, the Sunshine dance, ‘‘Fantasy In Frost.” was held in the multi-purpose room. Wayne Stahl and Sandra Woods were crowned king and queen by Gary Thompson and Regina Dunn, last year’s king and queen. The Homer Fouts Dance Band provided the music for the dance. Serving refreshments of cook- ies and punch were Linda Rule, Meriam Dow, Sharon Unger, Jane Michaels, Judy Morris, Mary Jane Pugh, and Jane Brookbank. -82- A variety of sports Baseball Bottom row, left to right: Swackhammer, Mgr., Plumback, Kirkendall and Loveless. Second row: Hill. Gossard. Waters, R. Ward. Flowers, Asst. Coach. Third row: Huffer, N. McKinney, Elsea. Williams, Baber. Top row: Fulkerson, Davison, Charles, Elliott, Samuels, Derrick. VARSITY 1931 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 1—Southwestern 18 C.C. 6 T Sept. 8—East Tippecanoe 15 C.C. 0 H Sept. 15—Klondike 0 C.C. 20 H Sept. 22 -Frankfort Sept. 29—Jackson Central 19 C.C. 7 H Oct. 3—Westfield 0 C.C. 7 T Oct. 13—Lebanon 47 C.C. 0 T Oct. 23—Western 6 C.C. 13 H Cct. 25—Sheridan 7 C.C. 0 II SOUTHWESTERN 18, CLINTON CENTRAL 6 Clinton Central opened its seism by jiurneying to play the Southwestern Wildcats. The first two quarters of the game were an even battle for ground. The Wildcats began to open up C.C.’s defense and tallied three touchdowns but failed to clinch their extra points. Clinton Central’s touchdown was set up by Robertson, and put in position by a 15 yard penalty against the Wildcats. Williams swept around end for the T.D. VARSITY FOOTBALL YELL LEADERS Top row: Sandra Woods. Middle row: Nancy Weaver, Penny Loveless. Bottom row: Debbie Richey. —84— Bottom row, left to right: Kopplemann, Jackson. Robertson, Walls. Second row: Hopp, Zook, Price, Everman, Mgr., Armstrong, Coach. Third row: Puckett, Roberts, Summers, D. Sink, Thompson. Fourth row: Brown. Costlow, De La Croix, Abbott. Click. Fifth row: M. Ward, Bowman, Wilson, Phillips, Fields. EAST TIPP 15 — CLINTON CENTRAL 0 East Tipp came to C.C. for the first home game. The Trojans joined with C.C. in dedicating the new football field. The Trojans scored their first touchdown near the end of the first quarter. The Bulldogs were unable to overcome the Trojans' speed. FRANKFORT 34 — CLINTON CENTRAL 0 The Hot Dogs were a powerful and confident squad but the Bulldogs showed their spirit by holding the Hot Dogs to a draw throughout the first half. During the second half, the Bulldogs began to show signs of fatigue. Some injuries weakened the line and the reserve strength of the Hot Dogs brought them their victory. Coach Armstrong said after the game, “We were overpowered by a fine team.’’ KLONDIKE 0 — CLINTON CENTRAL 20 The Bulldogs were in good form to chalk up their first victory. Williams advanced the ball 150 yards in 19 downs. Robertson tallied two touchdowns thru the line. Abbott in- tercepted a pass and galloped to the Klondike 10 yard line. A fumble killed a chance for scoring. The team was in good form in blocking and in opening up the line. JACKSON CENTRAL 19 — CLINTON CENTRAL 7 The Jackson Central squad joined with C.C. to celebrate the homecoming game before a capacity crowd. Fullback Tom Browning of Jackson Central was the Bulldog's big problem. C.C.’s determination began to make ground in the fourth quarter but time ran out. Williams. Robertson and Thompson gained good yardage. Davison hurled some effective passes. Robertson scored the T.D. with Williams converting for the point. -85- Seniors Bottom, left to right: Zook, Kopplemann, Walls, Hopp. Top: Derrick, Robertson, Loveless, Jackson, Price. Kirkendall — No picture. WESTFIELD 0 - CLINTON CENTRAL 7 The jinx of penalties plagued the Bulldogs for the first three quarters of the game. Fortunes changed when Kop- pelmann recovered a fumble and C.C. was on the march. Williams and Robertson advanced the ball with enough yardage to enable Robertson to push it over from the one yard line. A pass from Davison to Price clinched the point. LEBANON 47 — CLINTON CENTRAL 0 A fast and powerful Tiger eleven lived up to their season’s record of victories. The Bulldogs refused to allow the size of the Tigers to crush their spirit. During the second half the Bulldogs netted good yardage with runs by Thompson and Abbott. Coach Armstrong complimented the Bulldogs on their determination and spirit in the face of great odds. WESTERN 6 — CLINTON CENTRAL 13 Western held a 6 point lead for three quarters. The Bulldogs began to wear their opponents down in the fourth quarter. Good blocking and improved performance added up to a victory for the Bulldogs. SHERIDAN 7 - CLINTON CENTRAL 0 The last game of the season was a rough and tumble performance. It was yard for yard and play for play all the way. The Bulldogs were on their way at the 10 yard line but a penalty snatched away their chance for scoring. Sheridan saved their touchdown for a victory. -86- HOMECOMING QUEEN Mary Lou Alter, a senior, was elected as the 1961-62 Homecoming Queen. The other candidates were as follows: Louise Emery and Kay Whiteman, seniors; Joni Fickle, junior: Mary Lou Dow, sopho- more; freshman, Debra Faucett. Each class elected one girl with the senior class electing three. The entire high school then elected one of the seniors to be Home- coming Queen. The Student Council was in charge of this election. Mary Lou Alter, Homecoming Queen —87- Yell leaders in action, the high stepping Majorettes, the team in action and the Homecoming Queen, Mary Lou Alter. SCENES FROM THE FOOTBALL SEASON Bottom Row, left to right: Ricks, Unger, Falls, Scott Second row: Crousore, Benge. C. Garrison, Davis, Kanatzer. Third row: Ward, Brown, Gossard, Huffer, M. Garrison. Fourth row: Watkins, Valley, Loucks, Richey, Kitzmann. Fifth row: Ridenour, Clidence, Hawes. Sixth: Jewell, Boyer. Rule, Kelly, Mitchell. Seventh: Caldwell, Cogswell, Whiteman, Waggoner, Bowman. Eighth: Hensley, Long, Davis, Garrison. Ninth row: Catron, Snyder, Harkins, Turner, Samuels. 1! � 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Aug. 29—Jamboree at Western— Western, Eastern, Northwestern and Clinton Central Aug. 31—Southwestern ................................... Here Sept. 7—East Tipp ......................................There Sept. 14—Frankfort......................................There Sept. 18—North Miami.................................... Here Sept. 28—Jackson Central ...............................There Oct. 2—Westfield ....................................... Here Oct. 12—Klondike ...........................................‘. Here Oct. 19—Western ........................................There Oct. 24—Sheridan .......................................There —88— FOOTBALL AWARDS James Williams........outstanding back Perry Walls........ outstanding lineman Gordon Hopp ................ scholarship We all joined hands to celebrate Enjoying the Football Banquet -89- VARSITY Seated, left to right: Hopp, mgr., Vawters, Brenton, Russell, Weaver, Ostler, Marcum, Blanch, mgr. Standing: Quakenbush, mgr., Davison, Shirk, Mitchell, Stahl, Phillips, Wilson, Flowers, coach. A part of VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1962-1962 Nov. 17—Westfield 20 C.C. 22 H Nov. 22—Tipton 91 46 T Dec. 1—Brownsburg 52 46 T Dec. 8—Rossville 81 67 H Dec. 15—Carroll 57 52 H Dec. 20—Southwestern 59 57 H Dec. 22—Zionsville Dec. 30—Holiday Tourney 49 52 U Jan. 6—Clinton Prairie 71 51 T Jan. 12—North Central 72 56 T Jan. 20—Winamac 65 47 T Jan. 23—Frankfort 63 50 H Jan. 26—Western 70 60 H Jan. 27—Eastern 75 44 T Feb. 2—Sheridan 52 60 H Feb. 3—Delphi 65 56 H Feb. 9—Thorntown 44 52 T Feb. 10—Carmel 56 44 T Feb. 16—W. Lafayette Feb. 21—Sectional 46 66 T VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom row: Penny Loveless, Debbie Richey. Top row: Nancy Weaver, Sandra Woods. B-TEAM Bottom row, left to right: Cheek, Pickard, Sutton, Harmon, Allen, Webster, Stowers, Williams. Top row: Catron, Fields, Frey, Elliott, Coach Armstrong, Bowman. Zollman, De La Croix, Swackhammer. our school days Jack Mitchell makes a break thru. B-Team Cheerleaders Left to right: Nancy Crum, Jo Ellen Ogle, Mary Lou Dow, Pauletta Young. —91— Coach Garrison points the way that brought a winner. Playing together Freshmen Seated, left to right: Whitinger, Walker. Second row: R. Stroup, Koppelmann, B. Stroup, Brandenburg, Evans. Morton, Thompson. Smith. Standing: Jones, Cheek, Thatcher, Garrison, coach, Berry, Stowers, Bowman. —92— Junior High First row, left to right: Hazlett. mgr., Clidence, Rule, Cogswell, Ridenour. Alder. Newby. Second row: Gossard, Schimmel. Bowman, Wyrick, Carlile, Pearson, coach. Third row: Johnston, M. Catron, Turner, S. Catron, Garrison, Waggoner. all the way FRESHMAN Top row: Jean Powell. Helen Braden. Bottom row: Tina Smith, Judy Cody. JUNIOR HIGH Top row, left to right: Suzanne Quick, Connie Click, Meriam Dow, Jane Brookbank. Bottom row, left to right: Charlotte Avery, Connie Irby, Becky Quick, Diane Scircle. —93— VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ’62-’63 Nov. 16—Westfield Nov. 21—Tipton Nov. 30—Brownsburg Dec. 7—Rossville Dec. 14—Carroll ................................ Dec. 21—Zionsville Dec. 29—Holiday Tourney Carroll, Clinton Central, Clinton Prairie, Rossville Jan. 4—Frankfort T Jan. 11—North Central H H Jan. 12—Northwestern T H Jan. 18—Clinton Prairie H H Jan. 25—Western T H Jan. 26—Eastern H T Feb. 1—Sheridan T T Feb. 2—Delphi T Feb. 8—Thorntown H Feb. 15—W. Lafayette H Feb. 16—Carmel H Feb. 22—Winamac H —94— HARDWOOD QUEEN The Hardwood Queen was elected in the same manner as the Homecoming Queen. Those girls who were can- didates for Homecoming Queen were excluded from participating in the Hard- wood Queen contest. The girl elected as the 1951-62 Hardwood Queen was San- dra Woods, a senior. The other candidates were: Sandra Cody and Gloria Ebert, seniors: Susan Quebe, junior; Connie John- son, sophomore: and Patty Moses, freshman. This elec- tion was sponsored by the Student Council. SENIORS No. 25. Weaver. No. 42. Stahl. No. 32, Ostler. No. 24. Russell. Sandra Wood Hardwood Queen Patty Moses. Trudy Wyant. Susan Quebe. Rickey Pearson, Sandra Woods, Rosie Loveless, Gloria Ebert, Sandra Cody. ATHLETIC AWARDS James Davison Jack Mitchell Dick Robertson Fred Brenton scholarship rebounding 204 batting average .387 free throw average .621 -95- 1961 CLINTON CENTRAL CROSS COUNTRY Rossville 30, Clinton Central 25. Clinton Central 48, Clinton Prairie 40, Western 32. Frankfort 34, Clinton Central 21. Carroll Invitational—Fifth out of seven teams. Dayton 81, Clinton Central 38, Delphi 17. Clinton Central 31, Eastern 25. Clinton Central 29, Northwestern 20. Frankfort Invitational—Seventh out of ten teams. Clinton Central 40, Western 19. Crawfordsville 32, Clinton Central 23. Sectional meet, 150 runners. C.C. runners, Brenton 34th, Vawters 50th, Thatcher 92nd, Kelly 98th, Pickard 114th. Chet Vawters won the Cross Country award by having the most points and having the most firsts and second places. Front, left to right: Vawters, Brenton, Kelly, Coach Pearson. Standing: Stahl, Bonecutter, Mitchell, Harmon, Thatcher, Pickard. Patchett, Milburn. Letter Winners Chet Vawters Fred Brenton Larry Thatcher Bob Pickard Larry Kelly —96— CLINTON CENTRAL TRACK Crawfordsville 73, C.C. 41, Turkey Run 23. Clinton Central 89%; Thorntown 19 2. Eastern 80%, C.C. 32%, Northwestern 24. Clinton Central 57%, Jackson Central 48, Dayton 31! . Frankfort 72, C.C. 37. Clinton Central 74%, Clinton Prairie 34%. Rcssville 64. C. C. 47. Western 55%, Carroll 51%, C. C. 30. Frankfort Invitational — Clinton Central 15. Cak Hill Relays — Clinton Central 9. Sectional — Mel Phillips qualified in High Hurdles for Regional Meet. New Records This Year 440 yd. run — Wilson 53.4. High Jump — Wilson 5’ 8%”. Shot Put — Green 41’ 8”. High Hurdles — Phillips 16.4. Mile Run 4:51.7. JUNIOR HI TRACK Bottom row, left to right: Ridenour, Mitchell, Bradley, Whiteman. Boyer. Barnett, Phipps. Second row: Caldwell, Schimmel, Orem, Carlile, Crum, Zollman, Waggoner. Third row: Jewell, Snyder, S. Catron, M. Catron, Hill. Kitzman. Johnston. TRACK TEAM First row, left to right: Abbott, Vawter, Thatcher, Derrick, Pickard, Jones, Ferguson, Terrell, De La Croix. Second row: Wilson. Phillips, Scircle, C. Kelly, Brenton. L Kelly, Morton. Thompson, Sheets. Third row: Mennen, Chittick, Faucett, Yates, Evans, Thatcher. Green, Milburn. Fourth row: Blanch. Bonecutter. Fulkerson. Ward. Beets. Saul. —97— American Legion Award Perry Neil Davis, Jeanine Crum. HONORABLE MENTION Mack Paris, Meriam Dow. Special events of our school calendar in addition to our regular club meetings and athletic contests. August 8. Sacred concert. 25. First day of school 17. State music contest. Senior pictures. 20. Latin Club initiation at Tipton. 27. Latin Club initiation. September 28. Student Council assembly program. 13. Magazine sales. 18. Sophomore sweater committee. 20. Navy ROTC. March 2. Band concert. 25. Pictures of underclasses. 3. Speech Club reading. 29. Homecoming queen, Mary Lou Alter. 6. National Merit Scholarship tests. October 10. School reorganization meeting. Sunshine dance. 1. National Honor Society Induction. 17. Sunshine bake sale. 7. SSS District Convention at C. C. 21. Talent show. 11. General Business Field Trip. 22. State F.F.A. convention. 12. College night 23. County Music Festival at Clinton Prairie. 14. Music Patrons Barbecue. 30. Science open house. FTA convention, Indianapolis. Student Council convention, Indianapolis. 21. I. U. Band Day. April 3. Junior High chorus party. 26. Teachers Association. 7. Junior - Senior prom. 9. Sports banquet. November 10. F. T. A. banquet. 9. Speech Club Play. 6th grades visit C. C. Principal and Freshmen Conference. 13. Hi-Fi dance. at Indiana University. Aunt Jemina visits school. 10. Speech Club Play. 14. Sunshine State convention. 12. Sunshine Initiation. 17. Band concert. 14. Football Banquet. 19. Easter program. 15. J.C.L. Initiation, Clinton Prairie. 25. Sophomore party. 27. Music Patrons’ Senior Awards. Pitch-in supper. 26. Home Ec style show. 27. Classroom Teachers’ banquet. December Choral program. 9. C. C. Corporation Christmas Dinner 28. F. F. A. banquet. 11. Christmas program by Music Dept. 30. Hanover Choir convocation. 12. F. T. A. student teaching. 15. Allied Talk, Junior and Senior boys. May 20. Christmas convocation. 3. Spring Music Festival at C. C. 23. Holiday dance. 4. Yell leaders election. 30. Holiday tourney. 5. F. T. A. car wash. January 8. Speech Club play. Student Council workshop. 13. Junior High tourney. Honor Day program. 23. Convocation. 9. 8th grade party. 27. District vocal contest. Biology classes field trip. February 10. Art program. 11. Senior banquet. 3. Music contest. 13. Baccalaureate. Hardwood queen, Sandra Woods. 16. 9th grade party 6. Honor Society initiation. 17. Senior breakfast Convocation. 18. Commencement. 7. Annual pictures. Armed services talks. —98— The helping hand of our advertisers Wayne De La Croix Drum Major Mary Lou Alter Majorette Debbie Richey Yell Leader -99- Compliments of ROSCOE W. KING SCHEID OLDS - CADILLAC Crushed Stone Gravel Top Soil 1601 McKinley Avenue Back Filling Fill Dirt Sand Rocks Frankfort Indiana Phone 279-8263 Kirklin E. L BROOKBANK Horner Tompkins Agency International Harvester Farm Equipment Telephone 659-3396 Refrigeration 557 W. Walnut St. Forest Phone 249-3083 Frankfort Indiana J D Join Your Friends With Good Food and JEWELRY STORE School Keys RAY'S MARKET Coffee at Stanley's Home Bakery and 62 E. Washington St. Lunch Room Frankfort Indiana Groceries Frozen Foods Russiaville Indiana Hunter's Shell Service Vegetables Meats GLEN B. 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Loans Insurance — Farm Loans Tax Returns Notary Public Phone 249-2360 Forest Compliments of RUDOLPH'S GROCERY 249-2882 Forest Indiana IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VALIANT R. G. RULE General Contractors Phone Michigantown 249-2088 MILLIGAN GARAGE Quality Used Cars Tractor and Implement Repair Forest Indiana ALBERT M. LAUGHNER Frankfort Indiana Herman K. Colby INSURANCE SERVICE Life — Auto — Liability Burglary Personal Business Bus. 279-8210 Res. 279-8862 Kirklin, Indiana Insurance should be bought, not sold . . . Let us help you buy. BERKSHIRES COMPLIMENTS OF The Lean Meat Hog CLYDE JOHNSON AND FAMILY Phone 279-8390 Kirklin Charles E. Bush, M.D. Kirklin Indiana —102— DON'S DX SERVICE DON RIPPEY —Prop. Complete Car Care 359 W. Walnut St. Frankfort U.UTM. . M tl UM' lUXkM Heating — Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 55 S. Main Street Frankfort Barker Electric Hatcheries Feed And Supplies Frankfort Phone Thomtown Phone 654-4458 436-7777 WADDELL BROS. SUPERMARKET I. G. A. Russiaville Indiana Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Compliments of GARRISON OIL CO., INC. Frankfort Indiana PEARCY'S Processing Plant Year Round Processing and Curing Locker Service- Custom Slaughtering West Armstrong and Penn. R. R. P.O. Box 728—Phone 654-4429 Frankfort Indiana 32 Years Wholesale and Retail Phone 654-5626 Highway 39 So. Frankfort Quality Products - Friendly Ser. METZGER'S Service Station Be Sure with PURE Gas Oil Products Dial 654-8973 Frankfort Indiana ARLIE RICHEY SON Electrical Contractors Phone 249-2302 Michigantown MACY MATERIALS INC. 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Indiana “For Your Building Needs” —104— McKOWN'S IN FRANKFORT CARROLL'S CARD SHOP Clinton Central Draperies Installed By Us Trained staff to help you with your decorating problems Greeting Cards Fannie May Candy Magazines ... Be it Home, School or Church. Complete Party Wedding Planning Service PAINT WALLPAPER DRAPERIES 258 N. Main St. (654-68861 Frankfort, Ind. (The Store of Three Wonders) fiO W. Clinton St. Frankfort | McKinsey Rad io Cr TV Store THE BLAKE HAM Zenith Radio—TV Sales and Service JEWELRY STORE 306 E. Washington St. Phone 654-4925 Frankfort Indiana Pioneer Producer of FRANKFORT LIFETIME BAKERY Compliments of Wedding — Birthday Porcelain Enamel Products Party and Shower Cakes INGRAM- RICHARDSON, INC. SINCLAIR REFINING CO. 63 Steps South of City Parking Lot 209 N. Jackson Phone 654-4244 Frankfort Indiana FUELOILS Frankfort Brown FARM SERVICE BOND'S Christian Nursing Home SMITH-ROBERTSON Orders to Go a Specialty “Where loved ones are cared for under personal Bob Smith Dick Robertson “Where Friends Meet” supervision.” Max Carman State Road 29 Michigantown, Indiana State License Michigantown. Indiana Phone 249-2280 Dial 249-2484 HYBRID CORN DON'S T.V. APPLIANCE HYBRID SORGHUM PLANTER PLATES Service Backs Every Sale Wm. J. Beard’s Seed Service Frigidaire Speed Queen Zenith Admiral Siegler Hardwick L. P. Gas Service Grain Dryers Bins Cribs Silos York Air Conditioners Automatic Feeding Phone Kirklin 279-8060 Don F. Cogswell, Owner R. R. No. 4 Frankfort, Indiana Phone 279-8730 Kirklin —103— CHARLES K. ROGERS REAL ESTATE East 5th Hoke Ave. 654-7325 Frankfort Indiana Coulter-Smock Company Quality Furniture Since 1900 51-55 W. 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COMB'S CAFE Phone 279-8880 Kirklin Indiana Compliments Of SHANKLIN HARDWARE CO. “Everything in Hardware” FRIENDS ELECTRIC 208 E. Hackett St. Phone 654-6216 Motor Tune-Up Generator Distributor Magneto Starter Phone 654-6611 Frankfort 63 E. Clinton Indiana Frankfort Indiana —107— TRAVELER'S RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD AND PIZZAS Kirklin Indiana Compliments of ADAIR PURE SERVICE Kirklin Indiana McCreary Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTOR DALE'S BARBERSHOP Kirklin Indian a Kirklin Indiana Phone 279-8857 Bailey Grocery Giles Walker WE Compliments of Your STANDARD OIL AGENT TRY TO PLEASE Pickard, Indiana E R MFI 5. CO., INC. For Heating Oils and Farm Needs Any Order Phone 279-8021 Kirklin MAKERS OF Catherine Burgess ELMER’S LITTLE HELPER NEWELL'S Beauty Shop TELEVISION PERMANENTS SERVICE TINTS 279-8262 Phone 249-2002 Kirklin Indiana Michigantown, Michigantown Indiana Lahee Paint and Contracting 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Phone 659-3055 — 659-3556 1855 Oak St. Frankfort Michigantown BarberShop Our Specialty — Flat Tops RALPH WEBB, PROPRIETOR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’62 Glen McDonald Insurance Agy. INSURANCE AGENCY Kirklin Phone 279-8760 Mae Conwell Beauty Shop PERMANENTS HAIR COLORING Phone 258-2363 Middlefork —108— THE FARMERS BANK MICHIGANTOWN KIRKLIN FRANKFORT MULBERRY Capital ... ... $400,000.00 Surplus.......$600,000.00 Serving Clinton County Since 1876 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -109- EPPERSON Compliments of Rexall Drug Store HANSEN'S REGAL STORE Phone 279-8889 KIRKLIN and You con depend on LOCKER PLANT REXALL DRUG PRODUCTS Kirklin Indiana SINCE 1 891 CLINTON COUNTY BANK TRUST CO. Frankfort Rossville Colfax Scircleville Member F. D. I. C Compliments of WABANA, INC. Manufacturer of Electrical Wiring Harnesses and Molded Electrical Components Telephone 654-5583 654-5584 Bean Plant Road Frankfort Indiana For The Best In Laundry Service AMERICAN LAUNDRY 409 W. Washington St. Phone 654-4522 For The Finest In Dry Cleaning Service American Service Cleaners 408 N. Columbia St. Phone 654-4333 If It Can Be Washed or Cleaned We Can Do It Better BAILEY'S AUTO SALES Finest Used Cars We - Buy - Sell - Trade Where - The - Promise - Is - Performed 453 N. Jackson St. Phone 654-4118 Frankfort Indiana PEET'S MINERALS AND FEEDS For All LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Call Frankfort 654-6904 Fast, Courteous Service 256 North Columbia St. Frankfort Indiana -ill- Merton A. Young Agency Magic Mirror Complete Insurance Services BEAUTY SALON Phone 249-2236 Michigantown Indiana Owner, Anna Terrell Phone Michigantown 249-2412 Boyleston Grain Company PURINA FEEDS Charles W. Blanch R. R. 1, Michigantown, Indiana Phone 249-2762 Tarner Floor Service Come to our shop in Boyleston or call for samples in your home. Featuring Armstrong linoleum and tile and other popular brands. Factory Approved Installation and Free Estimates PHONE 249-2157 WHITE PENCE FUNERAL HOME MONUMENTS and MARKERS BARGUN 6 Different Granites 100 Different Monuments to BARN Choose From Oxygen and Resuscitator Ambulance at Your Command Michigantown Indiana 24 Hours Daily Phone 279-8721 Kirklin NEW CARL'S RESTAURANT “The Best Place To Eat After All” HOME COOKED MEALS HOME MADE PIES Phone 249-2288 Michigantown Indiana STEVENSON BROTHERS CLEANERS 9 West Morrison Street Phone (559-2813 Frankfort Indiana 112 Cyclone Grain Company Henry Heilman, Mgr. Phone 654-7111 Feed - Grain - Seeds - Coal Fertilizer Grinding and Mixing Farm Supplies Frankfort R. R. Robert Hawley FOR TODD Seed Com Kirklin R. R. COMPLIMENTS OF MAYFAIR MIDWEST Frankfort Indiana Kirklin Dry Cleaners “The Cleaners That Clean Clothes Cleaner’’ Kirklin Indiana Farmers Service and Equipment John Deere Dealer Frankfort Indiana FOR FOOD AND FUN, IT'S BOWL 'N BUN CLINTON COUNTY’S NEWEST RECREATION CENTER 1 Mena's Beauty Shop Specializing in Permanent Waving Hair Styling and Scalp Treatment By Appointment Phone 249-2117 Michigan town Compliments of WEBB OIL CO. Frankfort Lebanon Tipton 16 AMF AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS YEAR ’ROUND DRIVE-IN FOOD SERVICE STATE ROAD 28 EAST OF FRANKFORT PHONE 654-4497 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FREEDMAN'S DEPT. STORE The Home Of Better Values Since 1929 TURNER'S J. A. KERN RALPH WARD Cox's CITY SON, INC. Standard Service RESTAURANT Quality Furniture General Wheel Balance Famous For Home . Contractor Lubrication Cooked Foods Floor Coverings Batteries Tires Open 6 A.M. - 8 P.M. Daily Accessories Phone 279-8881 Kirklin Frankfort Indiana Kirklin Indiana Kirklin Indiana 113 BAKER'S SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY KIMBLE AUTO CO. BUICK - PONTIAC SALES - SERVICE Frankfort Indiana Phone 654-4435 335-57 E. Washington Frankfort OSTLER'S T. V. And RADIO SERVICE Frankfort R. R. 3 Phone Michigantown 249-2194 JEWELRY Keepsake Diamond Rings Elgin — Bulova — Hamilton Watches 208 N. Jackson Frankfort DELUXE CLEANERS Sta Nu Process Free Pick Up Delivery 403 E. Walnut Frankfort Indiana DORNER CHEVROLET Your Chevrolet Dealer J. A. CARTER and SON Sherwin Williams Paints General Electric Appliances John Deere Implements Phone 249-2808 Michigantown Hillisburg Indiana TjnWllXiT difcgjgjbkf KRAMER'S KNOX WATCH SHOP Since FLORAL CO. 205 E. Clinton Street 1915 Let Our Flowers Phone 654-8122 Express Your Frankfort, Indiana Thoughts Watch Repairing Frankfort Indiana Phone 654-4842 303 E. Green St. Jewelry Repairing Frankfort Indiana Hopp's Sales and Service ran or um er ° 'nc- Everything for Your Building Needs Kirklin Kirklin 279-8840 Indiana Phone 654-5563 351 N. Jackson St. Frankfort 114 Compliments of MICHIGANTOWN LAUNDRY CENTER If it can we washed, we can do it better. NINA NEWELL Michigantown Indiana Kirklin Hardware Co. General Hardware Tools Paints Electrical Supplies Small Appliances Flint and Walling Pumps Sargent -Gerke Paints V-Belts Lawn and Garden Seeds WILLIAMSON FURNACES Installed and Serviced Gas — Liquified Petroleum — Bottled Bulk Phone 279-8758 101 S. Main St. Kirklin RICE NURSING HOME One of Indiana’s Finest Nursing Homes For the Invalid The Convalescent The Aged. Recreational Facilities Oxygen Therapy Equipment Special Diets Mr. Mrs. Clayton Rice, Mgrs. Dial 249-2112 Licensed by the State of Indiana 24 Hour Nursing Care Registered Nurse on Duty Route 1, Michigantown, Ind. MOORE BROS. GRAIN FEED SEEDS Your Business Solicited . . . Appreciated . . . Protected Dial 279-8841 Kirklin Indiana 115 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS World Book Encyclopedia and Childcraft MRS. BEATRICE EBERT. REP. Michigantown Phone 249-2189 SPARROW FLORIST FUNERAL DESIGNS — PLANTS — CUT FLOWERS Phone 654-5544 352 S. First St. Frankfort. Indiana Autographs KEVANNE FARM EQUIPMENT SALES SERVICE Fairground Implement, Inc. Lebanon Road Ralph Butler and Dial 654-6441 Martin Davis WESTERN AUTO STORE SPORTING GOODS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES HARDWARE HOBBIES HOUSEWARES Frankfort Phone 654-5610 Autographs CARNEY BROS. AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE BULK FERTILIZER DRIVEWAY STONE Sheridan Thomtown Mechanicsburg PL 8-5648 436-7628 (Elizaville) PL 8-5563 325-2482 FARMERS IMPLEMENT CO. State Road 39 South MASSEY FERGUSON MINNI MOLINE Frankfort Indiana GULLION'S STUDIO 64 South Main Street PHONE 654-7821 Frankfort Indiana 116 Students of Clinton Central High School Grades 7-12 A 7 Aider. Charles ................... 45 Altic. Billy ..................... 45 Anderson. Susan B................. 45 Ashlock, Virginia ................ 36 Ault. Martha ..................... 45 Avery. Charlotte ................. 45 Avery. Gail ...................... 45 8 Anderson. Linda .................. 41 Archibald. Susan ................. 41 Ault. Phylis ..................... 41 9 Astolfi. C. Joe .................. 37 Alder. Barbara ................... 37 10 Abbott. Dan ...................... 33 Allen. Richard ................... 33 Altic. Gerald .................... 33 Amos. Judith ..................... 33 Ault. Allen R..................... 33 Avery. Jerretta .................. 33 Avery. Stephen ................... 33 11 Alexander. Jennie ................ 30 Anderson. Valedean ............... 30 12 Abbott. Terry L................... 22 Alter. Mary Lou .................. 22 Astolfi. Judith .................. 22 B 7 Barnett. Nancy ................. 45 Baker, Linda ................... 45 Barrentt. Linda ................ 45 Beets. Linda ................... 45 Benge. Robert .................. 45 cfingaman. Jane ................ 45 Bitner. Shelia ................. 45 Bond. Jake ..................... 45 Bond. Mary Lois ................ 45 Boone. Martha .................. 45 Bougher. Paul .................. 45 Bozworth. Kayleen .............. 45 Bradley. David ................. 45 Bray. Walter ................... 45 Brown, Sam ..................... 45 Buntin, Thomas ................. 45 Burkhalter. Garry .............. 45 Bush, Stephen .................. 45 8 Bailey. Judy ................... 36 Barnett. Jerry ................ 41 Barnett. William .............. 41 Beineke. James ................ 41 Beineke. Janice ............... 41 Bettis. Naomi .................. 41 Bowman. Paul ................... 41 Boyer. William ................. 41 Bradley. Jerry ................ 41 Bray. Elizabeth ................ 41 Brookbank, Jane ................ 41 Burgin. Evelyn Jean ............ 41 Byers. Jimmy ................... 41 9 Baber. Jane .................. 37 Bailey. Jerry .................. 36 Beets. Norman .................. 37 Benge. Carol S.................. 37 Berry. Jerry ................... 37 Black. Helen ................... 37 Bogan. Rita .................... 37 Bond. Allan .................... 37 Bowman. Mark ................... 37 Boyer. Larry ................... 37 Braden. Helen ................ 37 Brandenburg. Jerry ............. 37 Bryan. Donald Lee .............. 37 Butcher. Glenda ................ 37 10 Bailey. Janice ................. 33 Barnett. Barbara J.............. 33 Barnett. Jimmy ................ 33 Bingaman, Sue .................. 33 Blanch. Don .................... 33 Boone. Judy .................... 33 Brandenburg. Linda ............. 33 Brenton. Fred ................. 33 Bristow. Sandra ................ 33 Brown. Nancy ................... 33 Burkhalter. Ruthanna ........... 33 11 Baber. John .................... 36 Barnett. Larry ................ 30 Beavers. Patty ................ 30 Berry. Angela .................. 30 Blackburn. John ................ 30 Bond. Jeannie .................. 30 Bonecutter. John ............... 30 Bowman. Rex .................... 30 Brown. Tom ..................... 30 12 Bond. Phillip .................. 22 Braden. Jill V.................. 22 Bradley. Lou Ann M.............. 22 Brant. Linda ................... 22 Burkhalter. Anita .............. 22 Buntin. Joyce .................. 22 c 7 Carlile. Gary ................... 45 Carney. Janice .................. 45 Charles. Mary ................... 45 Cheek. Linda .................... 45 Cheek. Shirley .................. 45 Cole. Robert .................... 45 Comer. Teresa ................... 46 Cox. Pamela ..................... 46 Crousore, William ............... 46 8 Caldwell. Ricky ................. 41 Carlile. Stanley ................ 41 Carney. Anita Beth .............. 41 Carney Judith A.................. 41 Catron. Mike .................... 41 Catron. Steve ................... 41 Cheek. Charles Jr................ 41 Cheek. Genita ................... 41 Chester. Beckum ................. 41 Chester. Goble .................. 41 Clidence. Stephen ............... 41 Click, Connie ................... 41 Click. Sharon ................... 41 Cogswell. Allan ................. 41 Coleman. Gale ................... 41 Costlow. Danny .................. 42 Creasy, Jerry ................... 42 Crum. Dale ...................... 42 Crum, Evelyn .................... 42 Crum. Jeanine ................... 42 Crum. Janice .................... 42 Crum, Stanley ................... 42 9 Cambridge. Rita D................ 37 Carter. Marketta ................ 37 Cheek. Dale ..................... 37 Cheek. Linda .................... 37 Clements. Alice ................. 37 Coapstick. Nancy J............... 37 Cody. Judy G..................... 37 Cogswell. Carol ................. 37 Cogswell. Rita .................. 37 Colby. Kenton ................... 37 Cole. Cathy E.................... 37 Coonrod. Ronnie G................ 37 Corwin. Suellen E................ 37 Cox, Judy ....................... 37 Cripe. Bernard G................. 37 Cripe. Jane Ann ................. 38 Crum. Becky A.................... 38 Crum. Charlotte K................ 38 10 Catron. Keith ................... 33 Catron. Mary Lou ................ 33 Charles, Martha ................. 33 Clark. Janie .................... 33 Click. Jerry .................... 33 Coleman. Thomas ................. 33 Costlow. Allan .................. 33 Creasy. Joe ..................... 33 Crum. Nancy ..................... 33 Crum. Susanne ................... 33 11 Calloway. Diana ................. 30 Campbell. Bob ................... 36 Carney Carol .................... 30 Charles. William ................ 36 Chittick. Richard ............... 30 Coapstick. Diana ................ 30 Cogswell. Robert ................ 30 Coleman. Sherry ................. 30 Crick, Jane ..................... 30 12 Carr. Calvin .................... 22 Cheek. Joyce .................... 22 Creek. Roy ...................... 23 Cheek. Sue ...................... 22 Clidence. Robert L............... 23 Cline. Charles .................. 23 Cody. Sandra .................... 23 Coleman. Clinton P............... 23 Coleman. Ronnie ................. 23 Crick. Wanda .................... 23 D 7 Dauton, Shirley ................. 46 Davis. Michael ................. 46 Davis. Steven .................. 46 Dinkeldein. Daniel .............. 46 Dinkeldein. Donald .............. 46 Dircks, Gail .................... 46 8 Davis. Doris .................... 42 Davis. Nancy .................... 42 Davis. Perry .................... 42 Davis. Phillip .................. 42 Dow. Meriam ..................... 42 9 Daulton. Harold ................. 38 Davis. Cathy ................... 38 Davis. John .................... 38 10 Davis. Eddie ................... 33 Davis. Robert .................. 33 Davison. James D................. 34 De La Croix. David .............. 34 Dow. Mary Lou ................... 34 11 Davis. Barbara ................. 30 Davis. William E. Jr............ 30 Dunn. Regina .................. 30 12 De La Croix. Wayne A........... 23 Derrick. Eldon Jr................ 23 E 7 Earl. Larry James ............. 46 Erickson. Marilyn ............. 46 Evans. Donna .................. 46 8 Elliott. Janice ............... 42 Emery. Pamela ................. 42 Evans. Clairana ............... 42 Evans. Diana .................. 42 9 Erickson. John Dean ......... 38 Evans. Charles David ......... 38 Evans. Ronald ............ 38 10 Ebert. Donna L................. 34 Elliott, Jim .................. 34 Elsea. Marilyn ................ 34 11 Elsea. Raymond ................ 30 Evans. Allen .................. 30 Evans. Diane .................. 30 12 Ebert. Gloria J................ 23 Emery. Louise ............ 23 Everman. Don ............ 23 F 7 Falls, Jeffrey ................. 46 Favors, Roy .................... 46 Fearnow, Ernest H............... 46 Folck, James ................... ?? Francis. Rebecca ............... 46 Fulkerson. Lafe John ........... 46 8 Faucett. Carol ................. 42 Faucett. Christa ............... 42 Fogelsong. Stephen ............. 42 Foreman. Donna M................ 42 9 Falls. Keatha A................. 38 Farias. Irene .................. 38 Fausset. Debra ................. 38 Fearnow. Diana ................. 38 Fearnow. Gary .................. 38 Foreman. Danny ................. 38 Fox. George F................... 38 Francis. David Lynn ............ 38 Freeman. Michael ............... 38 Friend. Samuel ................. 39 10 Faucett. Danny ................. 34 Faucett. Michael ............... 34 Fearnow. Betty Jane ............ 34 Fearnow. James ................. 34 Fields. Jerry .................. 34 Freeman. Sharon K............... 34 11 Ferguson. Dewey ................ 30 Fickle. Anita .................. 30 Frey. Garry .................... 30 Fulkerson. James ............... 30 117 12 Fearnow. Dick ................. 24 Fearnow. Janice J.............. 24 Fearnow. Kay .................. 24 Fearnow. Robert W.............. 24 G 7 Garrison. Craig ............... 46 Garrison. Michael K............ 46 Gaylor. Phyllis ............... 46 Gossard. Sam .................. 46 Graves. Lynda ................. 46 Grider. Larry ................. 46 Grosswiler. Thomas ............ 46 Gunn. Frank ................... 46 8 Garrison. Billy ............... 42 Garrison. Bobby ............... 42 Garrison. Timothy ............. 42 Goodnight. Barbara ............ 42 Goodnight. Diana .............. 42 Graves. Robert ................ 42 Graves. Roy ................... 42 9 Gallichan. Diana .............. 36 Garrison. Gary ................ 38 Goodnight. Donna .............. 38 Goodwin. Becky ................ 38 Graves. Richard L.............. 38 10 Gossard. David ................ 34 Graves. Fred .................. 34 Gray, Sharon .................. 34 Gray. Marcella Sue ............ 34 11 Gaylor. Janice ................ 30 Goodnight. Gerald ............. 36 Gorham. Judy .................. 30 Gossard. Carol ................ 30 Grosswiler. Maryellen ......... 31 12 Goodnight. Mildred ............ 24 Green. Jerry E................. 24 H 7 Hall. Darlene .................. 46 Harris. Sandra ................. 46 Harshbarger. William ........... 46 Hawes, Daniel .................. 46 Hensley. Steve ................. 46 Hicks. Marjorie ................ 46 Hicks. Raymond ................. 46 Hopp, Shirley .................. 46 Houchens. Harold ............... 46 Huffer, Richard ................ 46 8 Hale. Lynn ..................... 36 Harkins. Darryl ................ 42 Harrington. Sharon ............. 42 Harris. Helen .................. 42 Harris. Ray .................... 42 Hastings. Carol ................ 42 Hawes. David ................... 42 Hazlett. Allan Morris .......... 42 Henry. Carol ................... 42 Hensley. Mike .................. 42 Hill. Burl ..................... 42 Hill. Donald ................... 42 Howe. Diane .................... 42 Hughes. Russell ................ 42 Hutchison. Judith .............. 42 9 Hamblin, David L................ 38 Hammond. Donnabelle ............ 38 Harshbarger. Beverly K.......... 38 Harshman. Diane ................ 38 Hawley. Jay .................... 38 10 Harmon. Joe .................... 34 Harrison. Peggy ................ 34 Hendryx. Catherine ............. 34 Hill. Jerry .................... 34 Hopp. Larry .................... 34 Huffer. Evelyn ................. 34 11 Harlos. David .................. 31 Harshbarger. Judy .............. 31 Hollingsworth. Sue ............. 31 Hommel, Sue .................... 31 Hopp. Nancy .................... 31 Huffer. Gerald ................. 31 Hunter. Jane Ann ............... 31 12 Henry. Lois .................... 24 Hill. Betty .................... 24 Hoppy, Gordon .................. 24 Huffer. Carolyn ................ 24 I 7 Inman. Aven Janene ............. 46 Irby. Connie ................... 46 10 Imler. Judy ...................... 34 11 Isabel!. Wanda ................... 31 12 Inman, Jim ....................... 24 J 7 Jackson. Marsha ................ 46 Johnston, David ................. 46 8 Jewell. Johnny ................. 42 Johnson. Kathie ................... 43 Johnson. Kay ...................... 43 Johnston. Gerald .................. 42 Joiner. Dennis .................... 43 9 Jenkins. Ronald ................ 38 Jones. Jerry ...................... 38 Jones. Suzette .................... 38 10 Jackson. Linda ................. 34 Johnson. Connie ................... 34 Jones, Jimmie ..................... 34 11 Jenkins, Randall ............... 31 Jones, Ronnie ................... 31 12 Jackson. Raymond ............... 24 Jobe. Wayne ....................... 25 Jordon. Leon ...................... 25 K 7 Kanatzer. James ................. 46 Kelly. Fred ..................... 46 Kercheval. Paul ................. 47 Kingery. Patricia ............... 47 Kitzmann. David ................. 47 8 Kanatzer, Cheri ................. 43 Kelly. James ................... 43 King. Rosalind ................. 43 9 Koppelmann. Richard ............. 38 10 Keeling. Linda .................. 34 Kelly. Jack ..................... 34 Kelly. Patty Lou ................ 34 Kingsolver. Kathy ............... 34 Kinsler. Mary Lynn .............. 34 11 Kelly. Colin ................... 31 Kelly. Lawrence E............... 31 Kelly, Susan ................... 34 12 Kelly, Nancy C.................. 25 Kelly. Ruth .................... 25 Kendall. Evelyn ................. 25 Kirkendall. Darry ............... 25 Kitzman. Marie J................. 25 Kopplemann. George Jr............ 25 L 7 Louks, Stephen B............... 47 8 LaMar, Mary Ann ............... 43 Lamberson. Gale ............... 43 Lambert. Allan Duane .......... 43 Lawson. Ida R.................. 43 Lechrone. Larry ............... 43 Linson. Patricia .............. 43 Long. James ................... 43 Louthan. Charles .............. 43 9 Lechrone. Sharon .............. 38 Lenker, Mary J................. 38 Lindhorst, Sherian Y........... 38 10 LaMar. Robert J................ 34 Lanning. Judy ................. 34 Laughner. Linda ............... 34 Lawson. Doris ................. 34 Litherland. Brenda ............ 34 Litherland. Fay ............... 34 11 Longfellow, Marjorie .......... 31 Laughner. Ernest .............. 31 Loveless. Penny ............... 31 Lowe. Nancy ................... 31 12 Lawson. Ivan .................. 25 Loveless. Jerry A.............. 25 M 7 Marsh, Jack ............... 47 Marsh. James .............. 47 Marshall. Stephen ............. 47 McGill. Dannie ................ 47 Meyer. Pam .................... 47 Michael. Phil T................ 47 Miller.. James ................ 47 Milligan. David ............... 47 Mooney. Shirley ............... 47 Morris. Jerry Lee ............. 47 8 Malcolm. Patricia ............ 43 Metzer. Robert D............... 43 Michael, Jane ................. 43 Miller, Leslie D............... 43 Mitchell. Jerry ............... 43 Mooney. Paul .................. 43 Morris. Judy .................. 43 Morris. Linda K................ 43 Mundell. Jerry ................ 43 Mullin, Eugene ................ 36 9 Malcolm. Carolyn ............. 38 Mann. Billie .................. 38 Marcum. Peggy ................. 38 Martin. Robert ................ 38 McCain. David ................. 38 McKinney. Don ................. 38 Mennen. Larry ................. 36 Meyers. Donna ................. 38 Milburn, Billy ................ 39 Miller, Allan ................. 39 Mills. Jimmie ................. 39 Mills. Sharon ................. 39 Morton. Jimmy ................. 39 Moses. Patty .................. 39 10 Marquess. Barbara ............. 34 Maxwell. Larry ................ 34 McCarty. Mona ................. 34 McKinney. Jackie .............. 34 Meyer. Sandra ................. 34 Michael. Joy .................. 35 Miller. Patty ................. 35 Morris. Wayne ................. 35 Mundell. Lucille .............. 35 11 Maish. Phoebe ................. 31 Marcum. Howard ................ 31 Marsh. Dennis ................. 31 Martin. Sharon ................ 31 McKinney. Gary ................ 36 McKinney. Jack ................ 31 McKinney, James ............... 31 McKinney, Ned ................. 31 Merrifield. Diane ............. 31 Milburn. Eugene ............... 31 Mitchell. Jack ................ 31 12 McCarty. Donald K............. 25 McKinney. Nancy ............... 25 McMath. Linda ................. 25 McQuinn. Diana ................ 25 Morris. Charles ............... 25 N 7 Newby, Terry ................. 47 Newell. La Rose .............. 47 Newhouse. Don ................ 43 8 Neal, Larry Joe .............. 43 9 Newton. Joyce ................ 39 Northrop. Kathryn ............ 39 Nieman, Mary ................. 36 10 Nance. Lee Anna .............. 35 11 Niemann. Martha .............. 36 12 Nye. Carolyn ................. 26 o 7 Orem. Gale ..................... 47 8 Oliver. Gladys .................. 43 Orem. Wayne ................. 43 Owens. Sandra ................. 43 9 Ostler. Sandra ................. 39 10 Ogle. Jo Ellen .................. 35 Oliver. Roberta ................. 35 11 Ostler. Glenda .................. 31 12 Ostler. Jerry ................... 26 118 p 7 Paris. Pat ...................... 47 Parker. Mike ..................... 47 Patchett. Linda .................. 47 Perkins. Randall ................. 47 Phillips. Mary Alice ............. 47 Purciful. A. E.................... 47 8 Paris, Mack ..................... 43 Payne. John D..................... 43 Phipps. Mike R.................... 43 Pugh. Mary Jane .................. 43 Purciful. Donna K................. 43 9 Patchett. Amy ................... 39 Payne, Michael ................... 39 Payne. Sandra .................... 36 Perkins. Janis ................... 39 Pickard. Coleman ................. 36 Powell. Jean Ann ................. 39 Pulley. Stephen .................. 39 Patchett. Vernon ................. 35 Phillips. Wanda .................. 35 10 Pickard. Robert ................. 35 Price. Patty ..................... 35 Puckett. Robert .................. 36 11 Patchett. Jerry ................. 31 Payne. Carolyn ................... 31 Pearson. Warren .................. 31 Phillips. Melvin ................. 31 Powell. Linda .................... 31 12 Patrick. Donna L................. 26 Payne. Callie M................... 26 Payton. John E.................... 26 Plumback. Jerry .................. 26 Price. John B..................... 26 Price. Meredith W................. 26 Pulley. Don ...................... 26 Purciful. James .................. 27 Q 7 Quick. Rebecca .............. 47 8 Quakenbush. Timmy L.......... 43 Qualkenbush. Donnie ......... 43 Quick. Suzanne E............. 43 9 Quebe, Bonnie ............... 39 10 Quakenbush. Robert .......... 35 11 Quebe, Susan ................ 31 R 7 Richey. Monte ................... 47 Ricks. Roger .................... 47 Rigby. Richard K................. 36 Robinson. Billy ................. 47 Robison. Dwight ................. 47 8 Reed. Carol E.................... 43 Rhine. Sharon Louise ............ 43 Ricker. William E................ 43 Ridenour. Doug R................. 43 Rule. Linda ..................... 43 Rule. Jan ....................... 43 9 Ridenour. Steven M............... 39 Robertson. Janet ................ 39 Robertson. Janis ................ 39 Rodkey. Bill .................... 39 Russell, Phyllis ................ 39 10 Rule, Michael ................... 35 11 Ramsey. Ruby .................... 31 Richey. Debbie .................. 31 Ricker. Eddie ................... 31 Roberts. William ................ 31 Rogers. Joyce ................... 31 Russell. Janice ................. 31 12 Robertson. Dick ................. 27 Rule. Patricia A................. 27 Russell, Gerald ................. 27 Russell. Keith G................. 27 s 7 Samuels. Eddie ................. 47 Sanders. Connie ................ 48 Scircle. Diana .................. 48 Scott. Billy .................... 48 Sellers. Marsha ................. 48 Sheets. Ted ..................... 48 Shirar, Charlene ................ 36 Shirar, Karen ................... Smith. Norman ................... 48 Smith. Thomas ................... 48 Snell. Jerry .................... 48 Snodgrass. Charles .............. 48 Stevens. Connie ................. 48 Stevens. Grace .................. 48 Stevens. Robert ................. 48 Stowers. Connie ................. 48 Suhre. Roger .................... 48 8 Samuels Larry .................. 43 Schimmel. Edward ................ 44 Smelser. James .................. 44 Smith. Larry .................... 44 Snell. Barbara .................. 44 Snyder. Michael ................. 44 Spann. John ..................... 44 Swindford. Suzanne .............. 44 9 Sadler. William ................ 36 Saul. Sherry .................... 39 Sheets. Mark .................... 39 Sheets. Thomas .................. 39 Shipley. Frances E............... 39 Shoup. Jane Ann ................. 39 Smith. Tina ..................... 39 Smith. Janet .................... 39 Smith. Keith E................... 39 Smith. Marcia ................... 39 Snell. Judy ..................... 39 Spray. Sandra ................... 40 Stern. Diana .................... 40 Stevens. Marilyn ................ 40 Stowers. Craig .................. 40 Stowers. Sue .................... 40 Stroup. John .................... 40 Stroup. Linn .................... 40 Stroup. Richard ................. 40 Suhre. Larry .................... 40 10 Sadler. Clifton ................ 36 Sanders. Joe .................... 35 Singleton. Terry G............... 35 Sink. Donald Ray ............ 35 Sink. Ronald Lee ................ 35 Smelser. Bill ................... 35 Smith. Dick ..................... 35 Smith. Richard L................. 35 Smith. Ronald ................... 35 Snodgrass. Neva ................. 35 Staton. Martha .................. 35 Sutton. Bobby Joe ............... 35 Swackhammer. Dennis ............. 35 Swope. Cheryl Ann ............... 35 11 Samuels. Jackson ............... 31 Saul. Larry ..................... 32 Scircle. Danny .................. 32 Scircle. Jane ................... 32 Scott. Berenice ................. 32 Shipley. Brenda ................. 32 Shirk. Jerry .................... 32 Singleton. Gloria ............... 32 Spray. Diana .................... 32 Spray. Thomas. Jr................ 32 Stevens. Peggy .................. 32 Summers. Mark ................... 32 Surber. Helen ................... 32 Surber. Leonard ................. 32 12 Scarff. Stephen L............... 27 Snodgrass. Larry J............... 27 Stahl. Carl ..................... 27 Stahl. Wayne .................... 27 Stevens. Patrick ................ 27 T 7 Thieke. Larry .................. 48 Trees. Sandy ................... 44 8 Tucker. Joe .................... 44 Turner. Mark ................... 44 9 Tharp. Joseph .................. 40 Thatcher. Jeffery .............. 40 Thomas. Carol .................. 40 Thompson. Michael J............. 40 Trent. Alice ................... 40 Trent. Bobby ................... 40 Tucker. Alberta ................ 40 11 Taylor. Linda .................. 32 Tharp. Martha .................. 32 Trenary. Jane .................. 32 Trenary, Jerri ................. 32 Tucker. Judy ................... 32 12 Terrell. Terry ................. 27 Thatcher. Larry .................. 27 Trees, Ronald K................... 28 Turner. Allen E................... 28 u 7 Unger. Donald ............... 48 8 Unger. Sharon ............... 44 9 Usher. Judy ................. 40 V 7 Valley. George ................. 48 Vawter. Claude .................. 48 9 Virtue, Richard ................ 40 11 Vandevender. Joyce ............. 32 Vawter. Chester ................. 32 12 Van Meter. Cheryl .............. 28 w 7 Walker. Frank ................ 48 Walker. Ralph ................ 48 Ward. Stephen .................. 48 Watkins. Darry ................ 48 Weatherholt. Ken ............... 48 Weaver. Jane ................... 48 Wethington. Joseph ............. 48 Wilkin. Barbara ............... 48 8 Waggoner. Bob ................. 44 Ward, Vickie Lynn .............. 44 Watkins. Connie ................ 44 We4hington. Sue ................ 44 Whiteman. Kenneth .............. 44 Wood. Willie ................... 44 Wyrick. Jerry ............... 44 9 Walker. John ................. 40 Walker. Mary Alice ............ 40 Watkins. Robert ................ 40 White. Orpha ................... 40 Whitinger. James ............... 40 Widner. Frank ............... 40 Wilcurt. Rosemary .............. 40 10 Ward. Mike .................... 35 Ward, Roger .................... 35 Waters. Tom ................... 35 Wayt. Pat ...................... 35 Webster. Bill .................. 36 Whiteman. Sue .................. 36 Wood. Billie ................... 36 Wyant. Trudy ................... 36 11 Walker, Joyce ................. 32 Walker. Judy ................... 32 Watson. Mary Ann ............... 32 Weaver. Nancy .................. 32 Whiteman. Carol ................ 32 Wilburn. Paskel Jr.............. 32 Williams. James ................ 32 Williams. Susie ................ 32 Wilson. Robert ................. 32 12 Walker. J. B................... 28 Wallace. Barbara ............... 28 Walls. Perry ................... 28 Weaver. Larry M................. 28 Weaver. Marilyn ................ 28 Whiteman. Sandra K.............. 28 Withrow. Janet J................ 28 Withrow. Janice ................ 28 Wood. Everett .................. 28 Wood. Helen .................... 29 Woods. Sandra .................. 29 Wyrick. Mary Jane .............. 29 Y 8 Young. Katie ................ 44 9 Young. Curtis ............... 40 Young, Janet ................ 40 10 Yates. Jerry ................ 36 Young. Carol ................ 36 Young. Carolyn .............. 36 119 � Young, James R. Young, Joy ....... Young. Margaret M. Young. Marilyn Young. Pauletta . . . 11 Young. Danny 12 Young. Frances N. 36 36 z 36 7 Zetterberg, Sandra 36 36 8 Zollman, Joe 32 10 Zollman. Billy 29 12 Zook. LeRoy 36 44 36 29 Clinton Central Faculty Isla Alexander ................... 51 Donald Armstrong ....... Terry Beyer ............ Robert L. Brinson ...... Charles Campbell ....... Merle Cole ............. Madge Davis ............ Sue Davis .............. Dorothy Fikenberry ..... Esther Falls ........... Richard Falls. Principal Gene Flowers ........... Ervin S. Fratus, Jr..... Janet Fratus ........... Donald Garrison ........ David L. Hamblin. Supt. Dillie Hamilton ........ Diana Hendricks ........ Earl Hoover ............ John M. Kramer ......... Jean Lambert ...................... 52 Harold McKinney ................... 49 Rosalind Mennen ................... 50 Michael Mixell .................... 52 Lela Myers ........................ 52 Muriel Myers ...................... 51 Rowe B. Myers ..................... 51 Mary J. Nelson .................... 51 Ted Newell ........................ 51 Charles Oliver .................... 51 Meredith Pearson .................. 50 Chester Phillips .................. 50 Wilbur Rule ....................... 50 Barbara Siegfried ................. 51 Carolyn Stephenson ................ 52 Nola Stowers ...................... 51 Oren Stowers. Asst. Principal .... 50 Warren Thomas ..................... 49 Eric Wainscott .................... 52 Dick L. Walters ................... 51 52 49 50 51 50 52 51 52 51 49 52 52 51 50 6 51 52 49 50 Personnel Audra Borders .................... 16 Irene Cole ....................... 16 Edith Huffer ..................... 52 Wilbur Huffer .................... 52 Thelma Johnson ................... 16 Eva King ......................... 16 Rolland Kelley ................... 52 Roy Lindenmayer .................. 52 Mary McCain ....................... 6 Mary K. Patchett .................. 52 Joyce Rule ........................ 49 Dale Scott ........................ 52 Norma Stevens ..................... 16 Helen Thompson ..................... 6 Glenna Waters ..................... 16 School Bus Drivers ................ 75 Board of Education ................. 7 120