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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

EX LIBRIS VOLUME V Clinton Central H. S. MICHIGANTOWN, INDIANA TABLE OF CONTENTS VARIETIES..................... 1-20 STUDENTS - FACULTY 21-56 ORGANIZATIONS 57-78 SPORTS ...................... 79-98 ADS ......................... 99-116 ROSTER 117-120 Jerry Fields Nancy Brown President Senior Class Editor Ex Libris Who can forget the pomp and circumstances of C.C. traditions? The senior cords? The pep sessions? Play rehearsal until late? Who cannot recall the memorable prom evenings? These things have left fresh im- prints that, with passing, will turn to fond reminiscences. This is Clinton Central. And with each activity and custom here at Central, there are peo- ple. The people who are the clubs, the people who attend the dances, the people who are in the classes, the people who are called friends. There’s that “Special Someone,” that favorite teacher who symbol- izes the student’s ideal: the guy who always slouches in the seat next to yours in study hall. These too are Central. They have stamped their character traits in a blend with our own. The people, the events, these are now a part of us. the traditions—these are what we have met; Nancy Brown Editor ifr Saynt STATE CHORUS Front row, left to right: Patty Harlos, Harold Daulton, Roberta Oliver, Mike Thompson, Jane Cripe, Gary Fearnow, Carol Thomas. Second row: Jeff Cox, Lee Anna Nance, Steve Ridenour, Sharon Gray, Jim Morton, Donna Ebert, David DeLaCroix. Third row: James Elliott, Becky Goodwin, Ron Sink, Jo Ellen Ogle, Kenton Colby, Cheryl Swope, Keith Catron. The Clinton Central Ballet in “Pas de Six” in their “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy,” number for the Talent Show! — 3 — Prom Queen — Janice Bailey Escort — James Elliott Mid pleasures and palaces Scenes at the Prom. - 4 - The Art Exhibit Mr. Campbell, Pat Malcolm, Miss Deaton, student teacher and Bill Wood. Pat Malcolm won first place in the State Poster contest sponsored by the W.C.T.U. Skirts made in the Clothing Lab. of the Eighth grade. Jane Wilkins, Rita Kirkpatrick, Jean Afflerbach. — 6 — Roger Ward and Tom Coleman show Joe Tharp some points of the trade. Jim Elliott strains at the tape as he sets a new school record for the half mile of 2.05.2 in the dual meet with Frankfort. Working at the coat check stand. Bob Pickard, Jackie McKinney, Linda Laughner, Terry Singleton, Dick Smith. Seniors Connie Johnson. Marilyn Elsea, Lee Anna Nance, Mona McCarty. Busy boys buzzing books. John Walker, Larry Grider, Monte Richey, Bill Milburn. - 7 - CLINTON CENTRAL The Clinton Central High School is not just a building. It is the daily lessons, the excitement of extra-curricular activities, and the memories and friends it provides for a lifetime. It is the Bob Sutton Plebians HIGH SCHOOL duty of this building and its occupants to provide the atmosphere which prepares our students of today to enter this world as the leaders of to- morrow. Nancy Brown, editor Peggy Marcum, Sue Whiteman, Carol Thomas You didn’t! — 9 — Susan Anderson Larry Grider First place in what art contest? American Legion Boy and Girl State Craig Stowers, delegate; Kathryn Northorp, delegate; William Rodkey, al- ternate; Tina Smith, alternate. American Legion Award Morris Butcher, Honorable mention; Jay Stowers, Award; Joan Bradley, Award; Jane Wilkin, Honorable mention. — 10 — Lloyd Bonecutter won first place in the Junior Physical Division at the Science Fair with his Photo Electric Relay. Gerald Altic receives a certificate of Merit for outstanding work in Mr. Hodson’s Shop Class. The award was given at the I.I.E.A. Convention held in French Lick. Sue Whiteman and Judy Lanning presented a skit at the Student Council Talent Show. Look at the little green man! Seniors share the news of the day at lunch time in the cafe- teria. It might be gossip, jokes, or occasionally something educa- tional, but it is always interest- ing! — 11 - TRACK QUEEN — Miss Martha Charles, senior, was crowned Clinton Central Track Queen at the second annual Clinton Central Relays. Crowning Miss Charles above is Central distance ace Jim Elliott. The queen was selected by the student body. CHARACTER AGRICF’ -'iRE RECREA’ fTET SJ, V V SCHOLARSHIP CITIZrtrcHIP % V $ 6 Dairy Judging Team Bill Ricker, James Beineke, Stan Crum, Dave Francis. Crop Judging Team Richard Graves, Jay Hawley, Bob Davis, Vernon Patchett. — 12 — Top: Joe Creasy Bottom: Nancy Brown Susanne Crum Jo Ellen Ogle Lee Anna Nance Ron Sink F.T.A. STUDENT TEACHERS Top: Dennis Swackhamer Larry Hopp Mary L. Kinsler Bottom: Linda Brandenburg Donna Ebert Joy Young i. w Ron Smith presents the Star Farmer award George Fox, Mr. Brinson, Jay Hawley, Mike Wayt, Steve Avery, Dave McCain, Bill Ricker, Mr. Brinson, Mr. McKinney, Mr. Carl Eiche, Farm Editor of the Prairie Farmer. Chapter Achievements of 1963-1964 The Chapter had several boys in the State FFA chorus and band at the State Fair. They appeared on the Harry Martin TV Show. In the fall the soil judging team won first in the County, fifth in the District, and tenth in the State. Last year’s National Runners-up team were ineligible to compete. The Parliamentary Procedure Team gave a demonstration at the Sept. FFA District L?ad2rship school and we had 26 boys in attendance. In October all chapter Green Hands were initiated in a County initiation at Clinton Prairie. Four boys chaperoned by Earnest Avery and Jim Swackhamer, attended the National Convention. During Thanksgiving vacation the members spent two days in Chicago at the International Livestock Show. In December, the boys participated in the County livestock judging contest, held our chapter farmer initiation, car wash and corn pick-up. During the Christmas vacation the Chapter had a fox drive. In January 7 boys were nominated for the Hoosier Farmer Degree. The chapter wrote 9 articles for the Frankfort paper on safety and sold seat belts. Several chapter members inspected 75 farms as a part of our safe- ty work and team competition was enjoyed in the pest drive. February was District FFA contest. Our District has 13 counties, 46 schools with FFA Chapters. Our winnings were: first in the cooperative contest, first in the essay contest, second in the FFA demonstration, second in FFA State Chapter contest, third in the speech contest, third in the exhibit contest. We received second place on our treasurer's book and third place on the secretary's book. The essay written by Norman Smith and our entries in the State Chapter and Cooperative contest qualified for the State Convention competition which will be held in the summer. In January the chapter participated with the adult Farmer class in a trade fair inviting local merchants to participate. The chapter won the County Crop Judging contest. - 14 - QUEEN’S COURT Rebecca Francis Freshman Jane Michael Sophomore Diana Gallichan Junior Pat Wayt crowns Judith Amos F.F.A. Queen. The Board of Education and School Officials and their wives were the special guests at the F.F.A. banquet. A Judo team from the Y at Kokomo. - 15 - BUSINESS OFFICE Mary Lou Dow, Pauletta Young. Mrs. Gossard, Diana Harshman TEENTONES Donna Ebert, Jo Ellen Ogle, Diana Gallichan, Roberta Oliver, Cheryl Swope, Nancy Crum, Lee Anna Nance, Becky Goodwin, Carol Thomas. — 16 — MUSIC PATRONS William Kinsler, president; Ed Crum, first vice president; Mrs. Jess Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Raymond Pugh, secretary; Floyd Johnson, second vice president; Vernon Unger, third vice president. Music Patrons help out. Alton Purciful, Wayne Morton, Floyd Johnson Add a little more and watch ‘em giggle. There were seven Music Patrons meet- ings. Food was served at all home basket- ball games. A Chicken Bar-B-Que was held Oct. 5. Jan. 27 was Senior awards night. The following provided entertainment for the regular meetings: Freshman Chorus, Jr. Hi. Band, Jr. Hi. Chorus, and the flute trio, Mary Lou Dow, Connie Johnson, and Mary L. Kinsler, a sax solo by Jane Cripe. There were several purchases made by the organization this year: extra silverware for the Bar-B-Que; acoustical shells for the band and chorus; Dance Band drum outfit; Jr. Hi. Music; Risers for the Chorus; stoles for Choir robes; awards: transportation for the band and chorus; a tenor sax; extra Majorette uniforms. Refreshments were served at all the meet- ings. A cordial invitation was extended to all parents to attend all meetings. So the chicken still had its feathers. Hee! Hee! Dorothy Pugh, Secretary — 17 - LIBRARY STAFF Left to right: Nancy Barnett, Mary Jane Pugh, Clairana Evans, Mrs. Fratus. Linda Laughner, Martha Staton, Cathy Cole, Sue Stowers, Connie Stowers, Gloria Kyle. The Annual Staff picks a pretty picture. Touchdown with a good book makes a point. SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Rule, Ruthann Burkhalter, Sherry Lindhorst, Judy Amos, Jerretta Avery, Nancy Brown, Linda Jackson, Linda Brandenberg. — 18 — CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Rose Buchanan, Mrs. Irene Cole, Mrs. Orpha Boyer, Mrs. Norma Stevens, Mrs. Audra Borders, Mrs. Lovica Sedwick, Mrs. Glenna Waters. Sue Bingaman, Jo Ogle, Mrs. Patchett, Joy Young, Sue White- man, Nancy Coapstick, Carol Cogswell. — 19 — Adult Class Leather Craft Front table: Mrs. Lory Cole, Mrs. John Bogan, Mrs. Oren Stowers, Mrs. Richard Falls. Rear table: Mrs. Chester Phillips, Mrs. Roscoe King, Mrs. Ray- mond Rohrabaugh, Mr. Campbell, instructor. Juniors at the Snack Bar Eighth Grade History Class Becky Goodwin, Linn Stroup, Suzette Jones, Janis Robertson, Keatha Falls. Jerry Brandenburg soaks his tootsies after a football practice. Left to right: Stan Archibald, Jo Ann Bradley, Mike Morris, Jean Bailey, Don Dinkledein, Linda Lamberson, Joyce Zetterburg, Dicky Davis. - 20 - STUDENTS and FACULTY Rowe B. Myers A teacher of girls and boys through social studies and mathematics for 28 years. After math — 1964 —. When Earth's last picture is painted And the tubes are twisted and dried, When the oldest colors have faded. And the youngest critic has died. We shall rest, and faith, we shall need it — Lie down for an eon or two. Till the Master of All Good Workmen Shall set us to work anew. And those that were good will be happy: They shall sit in a golden chair: They shall splash at a ten-league canvas With brushes of comets’ hair. They shall find real saints to draw from — Magdalene, Peter, and Paul; They shall work for an age at a setting and never be tired at all. And only the Master shall praise us, And only the Master shall blame; And no one shall work for money, And no one shall work for fame. But each for the joy of the working, And each, in his separate star, Shall draw the Things as he sees It. For the God of the things as they are. Rudyard Kipling Nancy Brown — Editor FOUR BUSY YEARS SENIORS Dan Abbott Latin Club 1; Projection Club 1; Pep Club 1; Chorus III; Football IV; Track III; Sophomore Vice-President. Gerald Wayne Altic F. F. A. I. Judith Ann Amos Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Chorus III; Choir II; Tonettes. District and State Music Contest I; Office Assistant I. Alan Ault Pep Club II Jerretta Arlene Avery Annual Staff I, Copy Editor; G.A.A. I.; Latin Club I; National Honor Society II; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV, Treasurer; Chorus I; Office Assistant; Senior Home Ec. Award. Stephen L. Avery Annual Staff I, Sports Editor; F.F.A., Reporter III, State F.F.A. Band IV; Star F.F.A. Greenhand; F.F.A. State and National Convention; Pep Club III; Band IV; District Music Contest; Dance Band I; Football II; Track III; Track Manager II. Janice Kay Bailey Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV, Officer I; Chorus IV; Robed Choir II. Barbara Jean Barnett Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club I; Business Manager of Centralian I; Nurse’s Aid I. James Lee Barnett F. F. A. II Patricia Sue Bingaman Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club I; Band IV; Nurse’s Aid I - 22 — OF WORK AND FUN Don E. Blanch F.F.A. IV, Assistant President, National Land Judging Team I. Judy Ann Boone Sunshine Society IV; News Editor Centralian Staff I; Chorus I; Most Valuable Staffer on Centralian. Linda Jean Brandenburg Annual Staff I; F.T.A. Ill; G.A.A. I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Band IV; Chorus I; Cheerleader I; Office Assistant I; District Music Contest. William Frederick Brenton National Honor Society II, President I; Student Council III; Chorus II: Choral Aires I; State Music Contest; Baseball IV; Basketball IV; Free Throw Award II; Cross Country III; Outstanding Cross Country Award II; Track III; American Legion Award: Junior Class Pres- ident; Senior Vice-President; Junior Heart Board King. Nancy Jean Brown Annual Staff I, Editor; Latin Club IV; Corresponding Secretary; F.T.A. Ill; National Honor Society II; Vice President; Speakatrons II: Best Actress Award; Sun- shine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Band IV; District Music Contest; Chorus I; Dance Band II; District Spanish Con- test; Office Assistant I; Girl of the Month. Ruthanne Burkhalter Annual Staff I, Treasurer; National Honor Society II; Sunshine Society III; Pep Club IV; Librarian Assistant I; Office Assistant I; Zonta Commercial Award. Keith E. Catron Latin Club IV; National Honor Society I; Science Club II. President: Student Council I; Pep Club III; Chorus III, Vice-President and President; Choral Aires III; Robed Choir III; State Choir II; District and State Music Contest IV; Baseball I; Basketball I; Football I; Choral Award. Martha Joan Charles G.A.A. I; Speakatrons I. Secretary; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Band I; Chorus II; Librarian Assistant II. Jerry L. Click Chorus II; Baseball I; Football 11. Thomas Charles Coleman Projection Club II, Treasurer; Science Club I. — 23 - PASS MUCH TOO SOON Alan M. Costlow National Honor Society II; Student Council I; Band IV, Captain, District and State Music Contest IV, Dance Band III; Basketball II; Football IV, Outstanding line- man; Track I; Junior Vice-President; Leadership Award. Jeff Cox Speakatrons I; Chorus II, Choral Aires, Clintones, State Chorus, Robed Choir, State Music Contest II. Joe Creasy F.T.A. II; Projection Club II; Pep Club I; Baseball I. Nancy Sue Crum Speakatrons I; Sunshine Society IV, Chaplain; Pep Club IV; Band IV, Librarian; Chorus IV, Robed Choir, Choral Aires II, Teentones II, Tonettes I, Clintones I, I.S.T.A. Chorus I, State Chorus I, District and State Music Contest IV, Local Contest I; B-Team Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader I; F.F.A. Sweetheart Court I; Hardwood Queen Court I; March of Dimes Representa- tive II. Susanne Kay Crum Art Club II, Vice President I; F.T.A. II; National Honor Society I; Speakatrons I; Student Council IV, Secretary I; Sunshine Society IV, President I; Pep Club IV, Band IV; District and State Music Contest; Chorus I; Dance Band III; Sunray Sponsor I; Junior Heart Board Queen; Leadership Award; Girl of the Month. Eddie 0. Davis Robert G. Davis F.F.A. IV James Dale Davison Latin Club IV; National Honor Society II; Pep Club I; Band II; Chorus III, Choral Aires. Choir II; Baseball III, Batting Average Award; Basketball III, Scholastic Award II; Football IV, Captain. David John DeLaCroix Latin Club IV; National Honor Society II; Science Club II, Vice-President; Chorus IV, Blazer Captain, Choir III, Choral Aires I, Clintones I. District and State Music Contest III. State Chorus II; Baseball I; Basketball IV; Football IV; Track IV; District Math Contest I. Mary Lou Dow Latin Club III; National Honor Society II, Secretary I; Student Council III; Sunshine Society IV, Recording Se- cretary I; Pep Club IV; Band IV, Assistant Librarian, District and State Music Contest IV; Cheerleader IV, Captain; Freshman Class Secretary; Office Assistant I; Girls’ State; D.A.R. Award; F.F.A. Sweetheart I; Home- coming Court II. — 24 - FOR EACH ONE. Donna Louise Ebert Latin Club IV, Song Leader I; F.T.A. Ill: Speakatrons II; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV: Band IV: Chorus IV, Student Director I, Robed Choir III, Choral Aires, Teentones, I.S.T.A., Tonettes, State Chorus I, Freshman Ensemble, District and State Music Contest IV. James W. Elliott F.F.A. IV, Chorus III, Choral Aires I, State Chorus II, Robed Choir III; Basketball IV; Cross Country II; Foot- ball I; Track II. Marilyn Irene Elsea Centralian Staff II, Editor I, Business Manager I; G.A.A. II; Speakatrons II; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club I; Band IV, District and State Music Contest IV, Majorettes II. Danny Lee Faucett Pep Club I; Football II; Track III. James David Fearnow F.F.A. IV, Livestock Judging Team III; Chorus II. Jerry V. Fields F.T.A. I: Student Council II; Basketball IV; Football IV; Senior Class President; Junior Class Treasurer. David Gossard Latin Club IV; National Honor Society II; Projection Club II; Speakatrons I; Student Council IV, Vice-Presi- dent I, President I; Pep Club I; Band IV, District and State Music Contest IV; Dance Band II; Baseball II; Football IV, Scholastic Award II; Regional Scholastic Achievement Contest III; National Merit Scholarship Fi- nalist; Freshman and Sophomore Class President; Boys’ State; Runner-up Band Award. Sharon Marie Gray Speakatrons I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV: Band IV; Chorus IV, Choral Aires I, State Chorus, Robed Choir, District and State Music Contest III; Dance Band III. Joe Harmon F. F.A. IV; Pep Club I; Chorus I; Basketball III; Cross Country III; Football I; Track I. Peggy Sue Harrison G. A.A. I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club I. - 25 - OUR GOALS IN SIGHT Susan K. Harmon Entered last semester. N. Side H. S., Fort Wayne. Varsity Cheer leader. Legend Staff, Northener Staff, Quill and Scroll, 1500 Club, Helicon, Honorary English Club, N.Y.R.. M.L.C., Youth Looks at Communism, School Service, Pep Club, Northener Agent, Globe- trotters, F.T.A. Jerry Wayne Hill Football IV Larry Lee Hopp Latin Club IV; F.T.A. 111.; Nat’l. Honor Society II; Projection Club II; Science Club I; Speakatrons II; Pep Club III; Band IV; District and State Music Con- test II; Chorus III; Dance Band II. Evelyn Huffer Turner Sunshine Society III; Chorus I. Phil Hyman Nat’l Honor Society II Judith Ann Imler Latin Club IV; F.T.A. Ill, Historian; Speakatrons II, Secretary; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Chorus I. Linda Sue Jackson Latin Club III, Secretary I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club III; Band I; Chorus IV, Robed Choir II; Home- coming Court I; Homecoming Queen I; F.F.A. Sweet- heart; Junior Heart Board: Sophomore Class Secre- tary; Senior Class Treasurer; Office Assistant I. Connie Jo Johnson Annual Staff I, Organizations; Latin Club IV; F.T.A. II; Nat’l. Honor Society II; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Band IV; Librarian and Assistant Librarian, District and State Music Contest IV; Chorus I: Ma- jorettes IV; Regional and State Scholastic Achieve- ment Contest in Latin, Geometry, and English; Am- erican Legion Award; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation; Hardwood Queen Court; Homecoming Queen Court; Freshman Class Vice-President; Junior and Senior Class Secretary; Sunshine Girl of the Month. Jimmie Ernest Jones Track I Linda Lou Keeling Centralian Staff I; Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club I; Chorus IV OUR STUDIES DONE Joy Ann Michael G.A.A. I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Chorus II. Patty Miller Harlos Annual Staff; Speakatrons I; Sunshine Society IV; Chorus IV, Ensemble I, Robed Choir III, District and State Music Contest. Wayne Russell Morris To graduate 1965. Lee Anna Nance Latin Club IV, Piano Accompanist; F.T.A. Ill; Speak- atrons I; Sunshine Society IV, Secretary I; Pep Club IV; Band IV, Student Director; Chorus IV, Choir Accom- panist III, Choral Aires; Clintones. Teentones, State Chorus, District and State Music Contest IV; Dance Band II: Hardwood Queen Court; S.S.S. Girl of the Month; Runner-up Choral Award. Jo Ellen Ogle Annual Staff I, Calendar and Roster; F.T.A. Ill; Speak- atrons I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club III, President; Band II; Chorus III, Assistant Librarian, Choral Aires, Clintones, Teentones, Robed Choir, District and State Music Contest IV; Dance Band I; S.S.S. Girl of the Month. Roberta Oliver Latin Club IV, Songleader I, President I; F.T.A. Ill; National Honor Society II; Treasurer I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Chorus IV, Filing Librarian I, Choral Aires I, Clintones I, Teentones III; Tonettes II, Robed Choir III, I.S.T.A. I, State Chorus I, District and State Music Contest III, Regional Achievement Contest in Latin II, and Spanish I; Future Teacher’s Scholarship. Vernon Patchett F.F.A. IV Robert Eugene Pickard F.F.A. Ill; Centralian Staff I; Projection Club II; Speakatrons III: Chorus I: Cross Country III; Track II. -27- Jack McKinney F.F.A. IV, State Chorus III, State Choir Officer I, Poultry Team IV, Soil Team I, Parliamentary Team I; Chorus IV, Robed Choir III. Sandra Meyer Bond Annual Staff I, Copy Editor; G.A.A. I; Sunshine IV; Pep Club II; Band IV, Marjorette III, Head Majorette I; District and State Twirling Contest; Trophy at Butler Twirling Contest. FOR GRADUATION TIME Patricia Lu Kelly Centralian Staff, Ass’t News Editor I; Sunshine Society III. Katherine Kendall Sunshine Society I Kathy Diane Kingsolver Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV; Chorus IV, Robed Choir I. Mary Lynne Kinsler Latin Club IV; F.T.A. Ill, Secretary, Vice-President; National Honor Society II; Sunshine Society IV, Treas- urer; Pep Club IV, Band IV, District and State Music Contest IV; Regional Scholastic Achievement Contest in Algebra; S.S.S. Girl of the Month; Band Award. Robert Joseph LaMar Pep Club II; Baseball I Judith Lanning G.A.A. I; Speakatrons I; Sunshine IV; Chorus IV, Girls’ Choir I. Linda Diane Laughner Annual Staff I; Art Club III, Secretary II; G.A.A. I; Speakatrons I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club III; Homecoming Court; Cheerleader I; Librarian Assistant I. Doris Jane Lawson G.A.A. I, Sunshine Society III; Centralian Staff I. Larry Jay Maxwell Science Club I; Pep Club I; Football III. Mona Carol McCarty Centralian Staff, Assistant Editor; F.T.A. I; G.A.A. I; Speakatrons I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club III; Band IV; Majorettes IV; District and State Music Contest III. 28 - NOW HAS COME. Patrice Ellen Price Centralian I; G.A.A. I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club III; Chorus III. Robert Lee Puckett Latin Club IV; National Honor Society I; Projection Club I; Speakatrons I; Student Council I; Pep Club III; Baseball I; Football IV, Track I; National Merit letter of commendation. Robert Allen Quakenbush F.F.A. II; Baseball I; State Scholastic Achievement Contest II; Basketball Manager IV. Monty Randle Michael Lee Rule Speakatrons II, Best Actor Award I; Pep Club II; Chor- us I; Basketball I; Sophomore Class Treasurer. Joe Sanders Terry Gene Singleton F.F.A. II; Pep Club I; Football III; Football Mental Attitude Award. Ron Sink Annual Staff I, Circulation Manager. Ads Captain; F.F.A. IV; Livestock Judging Team III, Assistant Vice- President, State Chorus IV, Star Greenhand Award, Hoosier Farmer Award, National Convention; F.T.A. I; Science Club I; Speakatrons I, Vice-President; Pep Club III; Chorus III, Robed Choir II, Choral Aires I, State Chorus I, Clintones I, Boys' Ensemble I, District and State Music Contest II, District Solo Contestant I; Foot- ball I; Football Manager II; Speech Club Play; Crop Award; DeKalb Award; Best Supporting Actor----------1964. Don Sink F.F.A. IV, President, Treasurer, Star Green Hand Award; Football IV; F.F.A. Scholarship Trophy; Star Chapter Farmer Award; National Convention; State F.F.A.; Chorus III. Bill Smelser Pep Club II - 29 - IN CAPS AND GOWNS C. Richard Smith Richard Lee Smith Pep Club I Ronald Dean Smith F.F.A. Ill, Assistant Reporter; Pep Club III. Neva Mae Snodgrass Sunshine Society IV Martha Ann Staton G.A.A. I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club III; Band IV; Librarian Assistant II. Bobby Sutton Art Club IV, President; Projection Club I; Pep Club I; Chorus I; Basketball II. Dennis B. Swackhamer Annual Staff I, Photographer; F.T.A. Ill, President I, Historian I; National Honor Society II; Projection Club I; Speakatrons II; Student Council I; Pep Club III, Treasurer I; Band IV. District Contest II; Baseball II; Basketball II; Football Manager III; Best Actor Award - 1964. Cheryl Ann Swope Speakatrons I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club I; Band II; Chorus IV, Teentones, Choral Aires, Robed Choir, State Chorus, District and State Contest II; Majorette II. Linda Taylor Centralian Staff I, Assistant Feature Editor; G.A.A. II; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club I. Mike Ward Speakatrons II; Pep Club III, President; Baseball II; Football IV; Track III; Speakatron Play II. - 30 - WITH HEADS HELD HIGH, WE BID C.C.H.S. A SAD GOOD-BYE. OUR CLASS IS NOW GONE BUT MEMORIES LIVE ON. Roger A. Ward Centralian Staff I; Projection Club II; Speakatrons I; Pep Club II; Football IV. Patrick A. Wayt F.F.A. IV, Treasurer; Speakatrons I; Football III. William Paul Webster Projection Club II; Pep Club I, Chorus III, Robed Choir III; Basketball I. Sue Ann Whiteman Centralian Staff I; G.A.A. I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club I; Chorus IV; Nurse’s Aid II. Bill Wood Latin Club II Pauletta Gayle Young G.A.A. I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club IV, Vice Presi- dent I; Band I: Chorus II; Hardwood Queen I; Cheer- leader II. Carol Joy Young Latin Club IV, Treasurer; F.T.A. II; National Honor Society II; Speakatrons I; Sunshine Society IV; Pep Club III; Home Economics Achievement Award II; Re- gional Scholastic Achievement Contest in Latin II; Nurse’s Aid I. Jane Young Art Club II; F.T.A. Ill; Sunshine Society IV; Betty Crocker Award. William Forest Zollman National Honor Society II; Pep Club II; Basketball I. Gloria Faye Kyle Band III; Librarian Assistant I. - 31 — CLASS First row, left to right: William Smelser, Ruthann Burkhalter, Dick Smith, Patty L. Kelly, Robert Davis, Patty M. Harlos, Phillip Hyman. Second row: Peggy Harrison, Dan Abbott, Linda Taylor, Jerry Hill, Sharon Gray, James Barnett, Doris Law- son, Jackie McKinney. Third row: Martha Charles, Thomas Coleman, Linda Keeling, Joe Sanders, Katherine Kendall, Alan Ault, Judy Boone. Fourth row: Jeffrey Cox, Sandy Bond, Don Sink, Janice Bailey, Gerald Altic, Kathy Kinsolver, Ron Sink, Marilyn Elsea. Fifth row: Jerry Fields, Mary L. Kinsler, Danny Faucett, Linda Laughner, Roger Ward, Mary Lou Dow, David Gossard, Linda Jackson, Joe Creasy. Sixth row: Nancy Brown, Jim Davison, Cheryl Swope, Bob Quakenbush, Joy Young, Bill Zollman, Sue Harmon, James Elliott, Judy Imler. Connie Johnson — Valedictorian BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Sunday, May 17, 1964 Sermon .......................................... Rev. Gary W. Edwards Music Robed Choir ..................................... Mrs. Lela Myers Colors — Mint Green and White. Flower — Yellow Rose. Sponsor — Dick Walters. - 32 - 1964 First row, left to right: Neva Snodgrass, Don Blanch, Susanne Crum, Jimmy Jones, Nancy Crum, Fred Brenton. Second row: Roberta Oliver, Joe Harmon, Connie Johnson, Mike Rule, Evelyn Turner, James Fearnow, Mo- na McCarty, Terry Singleton. Third row: Monty Randle, Judy Lanning, Vernon Patchett, Nina H. Davis, William Wood, Faye Kyle, Bob Puckett, Lee Anna Nance. Fourth row: Bob Sutton, Barbara Barnett, William Webster, Linda Brandenburg, Dennis Swackhamer, Jo Ellen Ogle, Larry Maxwell, Donna Ebert, Bob Pickard. Fifth row: Marilyn Young, Keith Catron, Sue Bingaman, Eddie Davis, Joy Michael. Larry Hopp, Patty Price, David DeLaCroix, Jane C. Lanning, Jerry Click. Sixth row: Steve Avery, Connie N. Dunn, Alan Costlow, Jerretta Avery, Ronnie Smith, Martha Staton, Bob LaMar, Sue Whiteman, Mike Ward, Judy Amos. Absent: Richard L. Smith, Pat Wayt, Pauletta Young. Ruthann Burkhalter — Salutatorian COMMENCEMENT Friday, May 22, 1964 Address................................................ Countdown For Tomorrow Dr. Lorin A. Burt, Indiana University Music — High School Band ..................................... Mr. Eric Wainscott Motto ........................................ ‘The Horizons Widens As We Climb’ Marshals -33- William Rodkey Glenda Butcher Morton, Jim . Evans, David Cole, Cathy .. Braden, Helen .... President Vice-President ___ Secretary ___ Treasurer JUNIORS Alder, Barbara Astolfi, Joe Baber, Jane Bailey, Jerry Beets, Norman Berry, Jerry Black, Helen Bogan, Rita Bond, Allen Bowman, Mark Boyer, Larry Brandenburg, Jerry Brock, William Bryan, Donald Butcher, Glenda Cambridge, Reta Carter, Markeeta Cheek, Dale Cheek, Linda Clements, Alice Coapstick, Nancy Cody, Judy Cogswell, Carol Colby, Kenton Coonrod, Ronnie Corwin, Suellen Cripe, Bernard Cripe, Jane A. Crum, Becky Crum, Charlotte Daulton, Harold Davis, Cathy Erickson, John Evans, Ronald Falls. Keatha Farias, Irene - 34 - JUNIORS Fausset, Debra Fearnow, Diane Fearnow, Gary Foreman, Danny Fox, George Francis, David Freeman, Mike Friend, Sam Gallichan, Diana Goodwin, Becky Graves, Richard Harshbarger Beverly Harshman, Diana Hawley, Jay Jenkins, Randal Jones, Jerry Jones, Suzette Koppleman, Richard Kyle, Wallace Lackrone, Sharon Lenker, Mary Lindhorst, Sherry Malcolm, Carolyn Mann, Bill Marcum, Peggy Martin, Robert McCain, David McKinney, Don Mennen, Larry Meyers, Donna Milburn, Bill Miller, Alan Mills, Jim -35- Moses, Patty Newton, Joyce Norfleet, Joyce JUNIORS Northrop, Kathryn Ostler, Sandra Patchett, Amy Payne, Michael Payne, Sandra Perkins, Janis Pickard, Coleman Pulley, Stephen Quebe, Bonnie Ridenour, Steve Robertson, Janet Robertson, Janis Rodkey, Bill Russell, Phyllis Sheets, Mark Sheets, Thomas Shipley, Frances Shoup, Jane Smith, Janet Smith, Keith Smith, Marcia Smith, Tina Snell, Judy Spray, Sandra Stern, Diana Stowers, Craig Stowers, Sue Stroup, Bill Stroup, Linn Stroup, Richard Suhre, Larry Tharp, Joseph Thatcher, Jeffrey Thomas, Carol Thompson, Mike Trent, Alice - 36 — JUNIORS Trent, Bobby Tucker, Alberta Usher, Judy Virtue. Richard Walker, John Walker, Mary Waters, Tom Watkins, Robert Whittenger, James Wilcurt, Rosemary Young, Janet SOPHOMORES Turner, Mark .................... President Lamberson, Gale..............Vice-President Goodnight, Diana ................ Secretary Wyrick, Jerry ................... Treasurer Anderson, Linda Archibald, Susan Ault, Phyllis Bailey, Judy Barnett, William L. Barnett, Jerry Beineke, Jerry Beineke, Janiece Bettis, Naomi Jane Bowman, Paul Boyer, Bill Bradley, Jerry — 37 — SOPHOMORES Trainer Costlow and Captain Fields. Brock, Bob Brookbank, Jane Burgin, Evelyn Byers, Jimmy Caldwell, Ricky Carlile, Stanley Carney, Anita Carney, Judith Catron, Mike Catron, Steve Cheek, Charles Cheek, Genita Chester, Beckum Chester, Gobel Click, Connie Clidence, Steve Cogswell, Alan Coleman, Gale Costlow, Dan Creasy, Jerry Crum. Dale Crum, Evelyn Crum, Jeanine Crum, Stanley Davis, Doris Davis, Nancy Davis, Perry Davis, Phillip Delrymple, Vicki Dow, Meriam Elliott, Janice Emery, Pam Evans, Clairana Evans, Diana Faucett, Christa Fausett, Carol SOPHOMORES Fogelsong, Steve Foreman, Donna Garrison, Tim Goodnight. Barbara Hagerty, Richard Hale, Lynn Harrington, Sharon Harris, Helen Hastings, Carol Hawes, David Hazlett, Alan Henry, Carol Hensley, Mike Hill, Burl Hill, Donald Howe, Diana Hutchison, Judy Isabell, Rebecca Jewell, Johnny Johnson, Kathie Johnson, Kay Johnston, Gerald Joiner, Dennis Kelly, Jim King, Rosalind LaMar, Mary Ann Lambert, Duane Lawson, Ida Leckrone, Larry Linson, Patricia Long, James Malcolm, Patricia Michael, Jane Miller, Leslie Morris, Judy Morris, Linda - 39 — SOPHOMORES Mundell, Jerry Neal, Larry Neeley, Diana Oliver, Gladys Orem, Wayne Paris, Mack Payne, John Pugh, Mary Jane Purciful, Donna Quakenbush, Tim Qualkenbush, Don Quick, Suzanne Reed, Carol Rhine, Sharon Ricker, William Ridenour, Douglas Rule, Jan Rule, Linda Samuels, Larry Sanders, Gerald Schimmel, Ed Sleeth, Mary Ann Smelser, Jim Snell, Barbara Snyder, Michael Spann, John Strunk, Faye Swinford, Suzanne Trees, Sandra Unger, Sharon Waggoner, Robert Ward, Vicki Watkins, Connie Whiteman, Kenneth Wood, William Zollman, Joe - 40 - Newell, La Rose ................. President Grider, Larry .............. Vice President Anderson, Susan ................. Secretary Avery, Charlotte................. Treasurer FRESHMEN Alder, Charles Altic, Billy Ault, Martha Avery, Gail Ann Baker, Linda Barnett, Nancy Barrett, Linda Beets, Linda Biddle, Effa Bingaman, Jane Bond, Jake Bond, Mary L. Bosworth, Kayleen Bradley, David Bray, Walter Brown. Sam Buntin, Tom Burkhalter, Gerry Bush, Stephen Carlile, Gary Carney, Janice Charles, Mary Comer, Teresa Cox, Pam Crum, Janice Daulton, Shirley Davis, Steven Dinkeldein, Daniel Dircks, Gail Earl, Larry Erickson, Marilyn Evans, Donna Falls, Jeffrey Fearnow, Earnest Flexter, Masel Folck, James — 41 — FRESHMEN Francis, Rebecca Garrison, Craig Gay lor, Phyllis Gossard, Sam Grosswiler, Thomas Gunn, Frank Habeggar, Teresa Hall, Darlene Harris, Sandra Harshbarger, Wm. Hawes, Daniel Henry, Linda Hensley, Steve Hopp, Shirley Huffer, Phyllis Irby, Connie Jackson, Marsha Johnston, David Kelly, Fred Kingery, Patricia Louks, Stephen Marsh, Jack Marshall, Stephen McGill, Dannie Meyer, Pam Michael, Phil Miller, James Milligan, David Newby, Terry Orem, Gale Ostler, Deborah Paris, Pat Parker, Mike -42- Patchett, Linda Perkins, Randall Purcifull, A. E. FRESHMEN Quick, Rebecca Richey, Monte Robinson, Bill Robison, Dwight Samuels, Eddie Sanders, Connie Scircle, Diana Scott, Billy Sellers, Marsha Sharp, Faith Sheets, Ted Shirar, Charlene Shirar, Karen Smith, Norman Smith. Thomas Snell, Jerry Snodgrass, Charles Stevens, Connie Stevens, Grace Stowers, Connie Suhre, Roger Unger, Donald Valley, George Walker, Ralph Jr. Ward, Steve Weaver, Jayne Wilkin, Barbara Zetterburg, Sandra Students who were absent when their class pictures were taken. Seated: Michele Wallace, Maretta Mullins. Susan Rutter. Standing: Lloyd Bonecutter, Jerry Mitchell and John Woodruff. - 43 - ¥ Fausset, Don .. Johnson, Diana Hastings, Gale Northrop, Edward ..... President . Vice-President ..... Secretary ..... Treasurer EIGHTH GRADE Afflerbach, Jean Archibald, Stan Arion, Doug Avery, Patricia Bailey, Jeanne Baker, DeAnna Barnett, Marcia Benge, Sandra Bettis, Judy Biery, Cathy Blanch. Dale Boone, Martha Boone, Rita Bowman, Carl Boyer, Jane A. Bradley, Joan Branstetter, Charlyn Bray, Arthur Brock, Betty Burgin, Joe Butcher, Morris Butcher, Virginia Carter, Stephen Catron, Jeff Cheek, Linda Cheek, Shirley Clark. Peggy Clements, John Click, Brenda Click, James Cline, Susan Cole, Carl Corwin, Linda Crick, Cletis Davis, Dick Dick, Malcolm — 44 - EIGHTH Dinkeldein, Donald Dircks, Ricky Dotson, Jim Dunn, Loretta Dunn, Ronnie Ebert, Julia Evans, Louie Fausett, Trudy Favors, Mary Fearnow, Linda Ferguson, Doris Frye, Marcia Guffy, Michael Harmon, Betty Harper, Jack E. Hazlett, Brad Helmberger, Larry Hendryx, Don Hillis, Terry Houchens, Harold Johnson, Kathy Johnston, Glen Kelly, Carolyn Kercheval, Paul King, Cheryl King, Johnny Kirkpatrick, Reta Kyle, Catherine Lamberson, Linda Laughner, Gary Long, Susan Mabbitt, Norma Malcolm. Jimmy -45- Marsh, Richard Mason, Janie McGill. Vickie EIGHTH Susan Cline Eighth Grade Christmas Exhibit McKinney, Mike McQuinn, Nancy Merrick, Amy Michael, David Milburn, Susan Miller, Darrel Miller, Julia Mills, Judy Mitzenberg, James Mooney, Shirley Moore, Darlene Morris, David Morris, Mike Mundell, Kent Neal, Gary Neely. Lawrence Newby, Mark Orr, Deborah Is Payne, Sam Poole, Doris Puckett, Gordon Rawlings, Rex Ricker, Jay B. Robertson. Dan Rogers, Steve Russell, Joyce Scott. Darlene Slaven, Tim Smith, Charlotte Snipes, Kent Spray, Peggy Stafford, Linda Stevens, Terry Stowers, Jay Strunk, Billy Strunk, Bobby - 46 - EIGHTH GRADE Tharp, Paul Thieke, Larry Trent, Betty Unger, Larry Walker, Frank Walker, Mark Walker, Nancy Ward, Georgia Watkins, Darryl Weaver, Brenda Wilkin, Jane Wood, Patsy Wyrick, Andrew Wyrick, Verl Zetterberg, Joyce Zook, Jimmy SEVENTH GRADE Dow, Margaret ................... President Unger, Jon ..................Vice-President Faucett, Phillip .................Treasurer Avery, Kathy Lee Baker, Wayne Baker, Larry Barnett, Leslie Barrett, Lee Anna Beard, Linda Kay Bingaman, Donald Bond, Dennis Bond, Diana Botts, Jack Bowman, Gene Bradley, Max - 47 - SEVENTH fj A_ - v, fekAMAk Brandt, Jane Brandt, Jean Brant, Joe Bray, Bonnie Bray, Brenda Bray, Larry Carlile, Teresa Catron, Linda Chamberlain, C. Charles, Jimmy Cheek, James Cheek, Wanda Chittick, Jane Clark, Vicki Coapstick, Janet Cowell, Mona Crum, Dianna Davis, Betty Davis, Larry Davis, Phillip Davis, Randall Delrymple, Toni Dick, Darlina Douglass, Kenneth Dunn, Hillis Earl, Kenneth Eikenberry, Sam Evans, Donna Evans, Kathryn Evans, Margaret Fearnow, Jill Ann Freeman, Diana Gossard, Alan Grider, Lynn Hale, Alan Hale, Terry - 48 - SEVENTH Harrington, William Hawley, Janet Heilman, Daniel Henderson, Billy Henderson, Calvin Hensley, Robert Hicks, Emma Huffer, Deborah Hyman, Dottie Irby, Robert Jackson, Doris Jackson, Pam Keller, Ted Kelly, Max King, Gerald Kinsler, Brenda Languell, Ledina Languell, Regina Lawler, Betty Laughner, Susan Lindenmayer, Gary Lindhorst, Jeanie Linson, Michael Louks, Janie McCoy, Richard McDonald, Janis McKinney, Carol McKinney, Eddie McKinney, Mary A. McMath, Joyce McQuinn, Mike Miller, David Mills, Cheryl -49- Molden, Connie Moore, Fred R. Neal, Charles A. SEVENTH Neal, Chylene L. Neely, Sally Northrup, Karen S. Ostler, Linda Parker. Daniel Patchett, Steven Peacock. Michael Pickard, Jerry Pillion, Christina Poole, Gloria Price, Mary Jo Pursifull, James Randle, Diana Reynolds, Steven Rhine, Patricia Ridenour, Craig Ristow, Kathleen Robertson, Jeffrey Robison, Deleda Rubush, William Rule, Mark Russell, Dale Samuels, Susan Sanders, Allen Scircle, Brenda Scott, Steven Sharp, Hope Shirar, Bill Shoulders, Thomas Simpson. Carl Simpson, Dari Singleton, Jane A. Sleeth, Henry E. — 50 - Smith, Denny Lee Snell, Steve Sorling, Scott SEVENTH Stevens, Ward Stockberger, Max Stroup, Shirley Strunk, Leslie Swackhamer, Connie Thomas. Cathy Lea Ticen, James Tilley, Randy Trent, Joe Turner, Gayle Uitts, Brad Unger, Randy Waggoner, Jarilyn Wagner, Jeanetta Walker, Barbara K Wallace, Michele Wallace, Michael Ward, Gary Ward, Phillip Widner, Pam Woods, Dennis Yeary, Brenda Young, John Zook, Keith BUS DRIVERS First row, left to right: Morris Buck, Joe Thompson, Chester Stowers, Roger Jenkins, Giles Stowers, Bernard Stowers. Second row: Junior Cox, Robert Calloway, Roscoe King, Lloyd Withrow, Zern Turner, Donald Grice. Third row: Dwight Orem, Herman Davenport, Paul Mulligan, Charles Ault. Cecil Staton, Maurice Gossard. — 51 — Mr. Richard W. Falls Superintendent and Principal. Since God created the universe, the key to progress has been man’s power of innovation. The reaction of man to the challenge of greatness has promoted leader- ship. Our schools must strive to create an atmosphere in which opportunities for leadership training prevails. There must always be an awareness of the worth of an individual. Mrs. Marjorie Gossard Mrs. Mary McCain Assistant secretary. Secretary. Superintendent’s office Mrs. Gossard and Mrs. McCain aren’t in the “lime light” very often but are always at the heart of the whole school program. All the details of planning for our school and the elementary schools, await their hands. We seniors, who hope to be the leaders of tomor- row can learn much from the examples set by these leaders of today. - 52 - Mr. Wilbur Rule, Assistant principal. The leaders of tomorrow must meet the challenges of today. The journey to far away en- chanted places begins amidst our own familiar surroundings. The preparations we make are likely to determine how well we travel, how much we enjoy the scenes as we go along and will enable us to share these ex- periences with our fellow trav- elers. We, as a highly civilized nation have relied on educational institu- tions for our achievements as of to- day. In addition to our formal book learning, our extra curricular or- ganizations are doing much to de- velop our leaders of tomorrow. Students must realize there is nothing worth more than this day. They can never relive yesterday, and tomorrow is still beyond their reach. Mr. 0. L. Stowers, Assistant principal. Mrs. Joyce Rule Secretary, principal’s office. We don’t know how many minutes there are in a school day, but we do know that the desk in the main office is like a time table, where there is some- thing to be done all the time. It does get done, though. Ask, who’s this? where’s this? and what’s this? and Mrs. Rule usually has the answer. And now after four years, we Seniors begin to realize a bit of the things that have been done for us. - 53 - FACULTY Kenneth E. Hodson Mechanical Drawing Muriel Myers Mathematics Honor Society Sponsor Ass’t. to Annual Staff Rowe B. Myers Mathematics Advisor to Annual Staff Dick Walters Lela Myers Michael Mixell Business Education Choral Director Social Studies Senior Sponsor B. B. Coach Seventh Sue Davis Business Education Robert Brinson Agriculture F. F. A. Madge Davis Business Education Junior Sponsor Donald Armstrong Social Studies Football Coach Assistant B. B. Coach Harold McKinney F. F. A. Advisor Vocational Agriculture Science Dorothy Eikenberry Home Economics Sunshine Sponsor Ervin S. Fratus Math. Science Coach 8th Football Eighth Sponsor Chester Phillips Printing Mechanical Drawing Esther Falls English Sophomore Sponsor Wilbur Rule Chemistry Athletic Director Assistant Principal Student Council Barbara Siegfried English Spanish FTA Sponsor Pep Club Meredith Pearson Social Studies Cross Country, Track Coach Sponsor 7th Grade Donald Garrison Social Studies Drivers Training Earl Hoover Industrial Arts Charles E. Campbell Art Art Club Sponsor Samuel Fields Science Basketball Coach Freshman Wanda Jean Lambert Eric Wainscott Carolyn Stephenson Eva Belle Surber Home Economics Director of Music Physical Education English Girls’ G.A.A. Sponsor Marian Moses Ray Craft Mathematics Physical Education Basketball Coach 7th Football Coach Nola Stowers Mathematics Freshman Sponsor Gary Cox Speech Club Sponsor Play Director Centralian Advisor Crystal Moore Louise Means Home Economics English Latin Sponsor Latin Club John Kramer Biology Audio Visual Sponsor Warren Thomas Social Studies Virginia Reed English, Spanish Co-Sponsor SSS Merle Cole Physics Science Club Sponsor Rosalind Mennen English Robert Trimble English B.B. Coach Eighth Assistant F.B. Coach BOARD OF EDUCATION Lloyd Clidence, Raymond Rohrabaugh, Marilyn Milner, Otis Spurgeon, John T. McFarland, Dudley K. Beard. Mary K. Patchctt School Nurse Marjorie Gossard Secretary Joyce Rule Secretary Janet Fratus Librarian Rolland Kelley Custodian Wilbur M. Huffer Custodian Roy Lindenmayer Custodian Mrs. Edith Huffer Matron - 56 - ORGANIZATIONS In Memory Donald Dinkeldein Eighth Grade May 5, 1964 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dinkeldein - 57 - Student Council Officers Suzanne Quick. Secretary; David Gossard, President; Jerry Berry, Vice - President; Toni Smith, Treasurer. Front row, left to right: Lynn Grider. Debbie Huffer, Janie Mason. Meriam Dow, Becky Quick. Sus- anne Crum. Mark Rule. Second row: Mr. Rule. Shirley Stroup. Susanne Quick. Mary Lou Dow. Janis Perkins. Donna Evans. Margaret Dow, David Gossard. Third row: Jim Morton. Peggy Clark. Don Fausett. Mack Paris. Glenda Butcher. Bob Puckett. Danny Robertson, La Rose Newell. Fourth row: Sam Gossard. George Fox. Jerry B rry. Mark Turner. Jerry Fields. Bill Barnett. Tom Smith. Morris Butcher. Bob Puckett presents Rev. Ralston for the Christmas Convocation. Cheryl Swope sings “Lonely Guitar”, accompanied by Jim Whitinger on the drums and Fred Brenton with his electric guitar. National Honor Society First row, left to right: David Gossard, James Davison, Nancy Brown, Fred Brenton, Mary L. Dow, Roberta Oliver, Alan Costlow. Second row: Mrs. Myers, Jerretta Avery, Connie Johnson, Mary L. Kinsler. Phil Hyman, Joe Young, Ruthanne Burkhalter, Dennis Swackhamer. Third row: Keith Catron, Susanne Crum, Larry Hopp, William Zollman, Kathryn Northrop, Steven Ridenour, David DeLaCroix. Robert Puckett. Fourth row: Judy Cody, James Morton, Diana Stern, Jay Hawley, Craig Stowers, Glenda Butcher, William Rodkey, Tina Smith. Members who conducted the spring initiation, Diana Stern. Kathryn Northrop, Tina Smith, Craig Stowers, Fred Brenton, Glenda Butcher, William Rodkey, Judy Cody. — 59 — J. C. L. OFFICERS Nancy Davis, secretary; Carol Reed, pianist; Joyce Norfleet, treasurer; Roberta Oliver, president; Sandra Spray, vice-president; Donna Ebert, song leader. Seated on Ooor: Jane Cripe. Jane Brookbank, Linda Rule. Suzanne Swinford. Soldiers: Jim Kelly. Duane Lambert. First row: Roberta Oliver. Rosalind King. Doris Davis, Carol Reed. Donna Foreman. Suzanne Quick. Sherry Lindhorst. Janis Perkins. Becky Crum. Suellen Corwin, Nancy Davis. Kay Johnson. Second row: Mrs. Moore. Charlotte Crum. Joyce Norfleet. Lee Anna Nance. Mary Kathryn Northrop. Jeanine Crum. Judy Cody. Patty Moses. Diane Stern. Donna Ebert. Connie Click. Debra Fausett. Alice Clements. Third row: Sandra Spray. Connie Johnson. Mary Lynne Kinsler. Mary Lou Dow. Mary Jane Pugh. Carol Hastings. Clari- anna Evans. Judy Imler. Nancy Brown, Glenda Butcher. Joy Young. Mary Anne LaMar. Phyllis Ault. Tina Smith. Fourth row: Steve Clidence. Jerry Bradley, Tim Garrison. Larry Neal. Danny Foreman. Bill Rodkey. Jim Long. Bill Stroup. Jim Morton, Gary Fearnow. Jerry Wyrick. Paul Bowman. Bill Boyer. Jan Rule. Fifth row: Jay Hawley. Mark Turner. Craig Stowers. Keith Catron. Jim Davison. Dick Virtue. Jeff Thatcher. Jerry Berry. David De LaCroix. Larry Hopp. Bill Barnett. David Gossard, Bob Puckett. — 60 — LATIN CLUB PLEBIANS Standing, left to right: Gary Fearnow, Patty Kingery, Tim Garrison, Duane Lambert, Jim Kelly. Seated on floor: Charles Alder, Marsha Sellars, Donna Evans. First row: Vicki Dalrymple, Janet Robertson, Gail Anne Avery, Becky Quick, Gale Orem, Janis Robertson, Jayne Weaver. Second row: Mary Charles, Linn Stroup. Norman Smith, Sam Gossard. Craig Garrison, Don Unger, Susan Archibald. Third row: Anita Carney, Pam Meyer, Mary Lois Bond, Jerretta Avery, Kaylene Bosworth, Charlotte Avery, Meriam Dow, Teresa Habegger. PROJECTION CLUB Front row, left to right: Joe Tharp, William Brock, Jim Whitinger, Mark Bowman, Sam Friend, Jim Beineke. Second row: Wayne Orem, Paul Bowman, Gary Fearnow, Ron Evans,, Jerry Bailey. Third row: Larry Mennen, Alan Bond, Tim Quakmbush, Mr. Kramer. — 61 — MAJORETTES Kneeling, left to right: Janet Smith, Jane Michaels, Diana Goodnight, Evelyn Crum, Lee Anna Nance, Connie Johnson, Mona McCarty. Standing: Debbie Fausett, Sandy Spray, Patty Moses, Diana Stern, Jane Shoup, Phyllis Russell, Phyllis Ault, Marilyn Elsea. Head Majorette: Sandy Meyer Bond. JUNIOR MAJORETTES Joyce Russell, Norma Abbott, Martha Ault, Sandra Zetterberg, Brenda Scircle, Joyce Zetterberg. - C2 - SUNSHINE SOCIETY Pig Skin Time Homecoming Day Sunshine Society presented each member of the faculty with a flower. SUNSHINE OFFICERS Peggy Marcum, chaplain; Suzanne Crum, presi- dent; Janis Perkins. Vice-President. Carol Reed, pianist; Lee Anna Nance, recording secretary. Rebecca Quick, treasurer; Charlotte Avery, cor- responding secretary; Jane Brookbank, song leader. - 63 - HIGH SCHOOL Bottom row: left to right: Linn Stroup. Sherry Lindhorst. Martha Staton. Marilyn Elsea. Mary L. Dow. Connie Johnson. Donna Ebert. Mary L. Kinsler. Second row: Sandy Spray. Tina Smith. Carol Henry. Diana Scircle. Anita Carney, Teresa Habagger. Patty Kingery. Mary Charles. Third row: Gale Orem. Phyllis Ault. Kayleen Bosworth, Pam Meyer. Dan Costlow. Jane Michaels. Diana Stern. Patty Moses. Fourth row: Dennis Swackhamer. Diana Goodnight. Jane Bingaman. Stanley Crum. David Hawes. Don Hill. Sam Gossard. Harrison Fearnow. Fifth row: Sharon Gray. Lee Anna Nance. Evelyn Crum. Steve Pulley. Becky Quick. Jerry Berry. Gale Lamberson. Donna Foreman. Sixth row: Richie Koppleman. Jim Whitinger, Mark Sheets, Larry Mennen. Bill Mann. Norman Beets. Steve Avery. Amy Patchett. Seventh row: Fred Kelly. Ted Sheets. Phyllis Russell. Jane Shoup. Bill Scott. Mack Paris, Pat Paris. DANCE BAND Front row: left to right: Suzanne Crum. Nancy Brown. Suzanne Swinford. Jane Cripe. Suzanne Quick. Cathy Cole, Jeanine Crum. Second row: David Gossard. Lee Anna Nance. Sharon Gray. Larry Mennen. Bill Mann. Steve Avery. Steve Pulley. Third row: Alan Costlow. James Whitinger. Larry Hopp, Becky Goodwin. Glenda Butcher. Michael Payne. Connie Click Mr. Wainscott. direcicr. BAND Bottom row. left to right: Susie Crum. Diana Galliehan. Judy Bailey. Judy Hutchison. Linda Rule. Sandra Zetterberg. Mary L. Bond. David Gossard. Second row: Mary A. LaMar. Mona McCarty. Martha Ault. Sue Bingaman. Nancy Crum. Barbara Wilkin. Suzanne Swinford. Nancy Brown. Jane Cripe. Third row: Cathy Cole. Jeanine Crum. Suzanne Quick. Ralph Walker. A. E. Purciful. Mary J. Pugh. Janet Crum. Mr. Wainscott. Fourth row: Keatha Falls. Bill Altic. Pam Cox. George Valley. Meriam Dow. Becky Crum. David McCain. Alan Costlow. Fifth row: Alan Bond. Michael Payne. Debbie Fausett. Glenda Butcher. Becky Goodwin. Don Unger. Larry Hopp. Sixth row: Danny Foreman. Jay Hawley. Sandy Bond. LaRose Newell. Connie Click. Janet Robertson. Janice Robertson. BAND OFFICERS Seated left to right: Lee Anna Nance — Student Director Connie Johnson — Librarian Standing left to right: Mr. Wainscott Mary Lou Dow — Assistant Librarian Alan Costlow — Captain A Drum Major, Larry Mennen ANNUAL STAFF Seated, left to right: Ruthanne Burkhalter, treasurer; Linda Laughner. business manager; Nancy Brown, editor: Connie Johnson, organizations: Dennis Swackhamer. pictures; Steve Avery, sports. Standing: Linda Brandenberg, copy: Mr. Myers, advisor; Jo Ellen Ogle, roster and calendar: Ron Sink, sales: Jerretta Avery, copy: Mrs. Myers, assistant advisor. Pigskin Day Homecoming Game Steve Avery — Driver CENTRALIAN STAFF Seated, left to right: Sue Whiteman, Judy Boone, Marilyn Elsea, Mona McCarty, Barbara Barnett. Standing: Linda Taylor, Jeff Cox, Patty Price, Bob Pickard, Patty Kelley, Roger Ward, Diana Fearnow, Doris Lawson, Jim Elliott, Barbara Alder, Mr. Cox. — 66 — SCIENCE CLUB Seated left to right: Mr. Cole. Peggy Marcum, David DeLaCroix, Keith Catron, Bill Mann, Carol Thomas. Second row: Kenton Colby, Cathy Cole, Charlotte Avery, Barbara Wilkins, Tom Coleman, Norman Smith, A. E. Purcifull, Robert Watkins, Don Blanch, David Milligan, George Valley, Larry Maxwell, Don Unger. STUDENTS AND TEACHERS IN THE SCIENCE FAIR First row. left to right: Sam Eikenberry, Mark Rule, Barbara Wilkins, George Valley, Lloyd Bonecutter. Second row: Mr. Cole, Mr. Kramer, David DeLaCroix, Mr. Fields, Keith Catron, Mr. Rule, Larry Maxwell, Mr. Fratus. ARTECTOR CLUB Left to right: Mr. Campbell, Diane Fearnow, Bob Sutton, Linda Laughner, Susanne Crum, Patricia Malcolm, Carolyn Malcolm. - 67 — FFA Organization Chapter Officers First row. left to right: John Walker. Pat Wayt. Jay Hawley. Don Sink. George Fox. Stephen Avery. David McCain. Top row: Mr. McKinney. Advisor. Bob Watkins. Kenton Colby. Jack McKinney. Mr. Brinson. Advisor. CLINTON CENTRAL CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row. left to right: John Walker. Pat Wayt. Jay Hawl Tom Smith. Dennis Joiner. Bill Milburn. Jim Elliott. Ronald Smith. Eddie Samuels. Tim Quakenbush. Leslie Miller. Mike Catron. John Erickson . , Fourth row: Sam Friend. Jim Barnett. Joe Harmon. Jim B eneke. Alan Miller. Keith Smith. Ronnie Sink. Mark Sheets. David Bradley. Jerry Barnett. Jack McKinney. Jim Fearnow. Ronnie Evans. _ , _ w Third row: Lynn Hale. Larry Lechrone. Bob Watkins. Steve Hensley. Mike Hensley. Frank Gunn. Monte Richey. Don Hill. Harrison Fearnow. Terry Singleton. Bernard Cripe. Bob Martin. Stanley Crum. .. � „ . « . . Second row: Rick Caldwell. Kenton Colby. Ralph Walker. Gerry Burkhalter. Goble Chester. Tom Buntin. Larry Earl. Gerald Sanders. Norman Smith. Bill Ricker. Jerry Bailey. Doug Ridenour. _ . _ . First row: Mr. McKinney. Advisor. Pat Wayt. David McCain. Jay Hawley. Don Sink. George Fox. Stephen Avery. John Walker. Mr. Brinson. Advisor. Top row. left to right: Harrison Fearnow. Pat Paris. Tom Smith. Norman Smith. Monte Richey. Ralph Walker. Bottom row: Keith Smith. Bernard Cripe. Ronnie Sink. Don Blanch. Rick Caldwell. Ronald Smith. Bill Ricker. Assistant And Greenhand Officers SPEAKATRONS Top row: David Gossard, Larry Hopp, Judy Imler, Jeff Thatcher, Mike Ward, Roger Ward, Becky Goodwin, Denny Swackhamer, Linda Laughner. Third row: Bob Pickard, Bob Puckett, Bob Trent, Jeff Cox, Nancy Brown, Steve Ridenour, Joy Young, Cheryl Swope, Cathy Davis. Second row: Mr. Cox, Suellen Corwin, Donna Ebert, Sandy Spray, Pat Wayt, Carol Cogswell, Judy Lanning. Marty Charles, Barbara Snell. First row: Nancy Crum, Marilyn Elsea, Patty Harlos, Carol Faucett, Jo Ellen Ogle, Lee Anna Nance, Sharon Gray, Mona McCarty, Susie Crum. Nancy Coapstick and Nancy Crum Judy Imler, David Gossard, Cheryl Swope, Ron Sink, Nancy Coapstick, Steve Ridenour, Sharon Gray. ROBED First row. left to right: Helen Black, Jane Cripe. Suzanne Swinford. Carol Reed. Second row: Nancy Davis. Sharon Gray. Jane Brookbank, Sharon Unger. Third row: Sharon Rhine. Evelyn Crum, Judy Carney. Peggy Marcum. Kathryn Northrop. Fourth row: Janis Perkins. Bonnie Quebe. Judith Morris. Jo E. Ogle. Janice Bailey. Fifth row: Kathy Kingsolver. Patricia Linson. Beverly Harshbarger. Rita Cambridge. Cheryl Swope. Sixth row: Jan Rule. Dale Crum. Jackie McKinney. William Boyer. Keith Smith. Seventh row: Mike Thompson. Jim Kelly. Bill Ricker. John Erickson, Norman Beets. Eight row: Steve Ridenour, Ron Sink, Mike Catron. Bill Barnett. David DeLaCroix. James Elliott. The High School Chorus gave a special Christmas program. — 70 — CHOIR First row. left to right: Nancy Crum. Patty M. Harlos, Linda Rule. Vicki Ward. Mrs. Myers. Second row: Suellen Corwin. Janet Young. Roberta Oliver. Donna Purciful. Third row: Janice Elliott. Helen Braden. Sandra Ostler. Gladys Oliver. Rosalind King. Fourth row: Donna Meyers. Donna Ebert. Lee Anna Nance. Suzanne Quick. Dianna Gallichan. Fifth row: Becky Goodwin. Linda Jackson. Carol Thomas. Sandra Trees. Carol Hastings. Sixth row: Gerald Johnson. Gary Fearnow. Gobel Chester. Jerry Bradley. Jim Whitinger. Seventh row: Alan Miller, Dan Abbott, Kenton Co’by. Bob Brock. Mack Paris. Eighth row: Jerry Wrick. Keith Catron. Duane Limbert, Bill Webster. Jeff Cox. Harold Daulton. The Choralaires sang at the Spring Initiation of the Honor Society. JUNIOR BAND First row: Virginia Butcher. Betty Lawler, Rita Kirkpatrick, Jane Boyer. Charlotte Smith. Kathleen Ristow, Brenda Scircle, Jean Brandt. Jane Brandt. Brenda Yeary. Joyce Zetterberg, Norma Mabbitt. Betty Brock. Cheryl Mills. Second row: Mr. Wainscott. Allan Gossard. Jim Mitzenburg, Cathy Johnson. Jeanie Lindhorst. Vickie Clark. Betty Harmon. Linda Lamberson. Diana Johnson. Connie Swackhamer. Nancy McQuinn. Peggy Clark. Loretta Dunn. Third row: Larry Baker. Craig Ridenour. Linda Beard. Christine Chamberlain. Jill Fearnow. Linda Catron. Peggy Spray. Nancy Walker, Jane Wilkin. Connie Molden. Fourth row: Ronnie Dunn. John King. Stan Archibald. Randy Tilly. Steve Carter, Kent Snipes, Jane Chittick. Mark Rule. Cathy Thomas. Brad Uitts. Hillis Dunn. Fifth row: Randy Davis, Chuck Neal. Mike McKinney, Julia Ebert. Linda Corwin. Susie Cline, Margaret Dow, Jeff Falls, Phil Davis. Brenda Click. Sixth row: Don Bingaman. Dale Russell. Jon Unger. Denny Smith. John Woodruff. Steve Scott. Kent Mundell. John Young. Jean Bailey. Danny Robertson. INSTRUMENTAL AUDITIONS First row. left to right: Jean Brandt, Chuck Neal. Denny Smith. Jon Unger. Brad Uitts. Hillis Dunn. Allan Gossard. Connie Swackhamer. Vickie Clark. Linda Rule. Marilyn Elsea. Mona McCarty. Jane Cripe. Susie Crum. Suzanne Quick. Second row: Mr. Wainscott. Sharon Gray. Kathleen Ristow. Diana Johnson. Charlotte Smith. Linda Lamberson. Linda Corwin. Julia Ebert. Rita Kirkpatrick. Virginia Butcher. Barbara Wilkin. Suzanne Swinford. Cathy Cole. Nancy Crum. Lee Anna Nance. Third row: Carol Henry. Lynn Stroup. Jane Brandt. Loretta Dunn. Peggy Spray. Nancy Walker. Keatha Falls. Jean Bailey. Judy Hutchinson. Pam Cox, Sandra Zetterburg. Mary Lois Bond. Mary Jane Pugh. Jane Michael. Jeanine Crum. Patty Moses. Fourth row: Jim Whitinger. Peggy Clark. Betty Harmon. Susie Cline. Stan Crum. Dan Costlow. Ralph Walker. George Valley. Don Unger, Becky Quick. Meriam Dow. Larry Hopp. Becky Crum. Tina Smith. Fifth row: Phyllis Ault. Anita Carney. Diane Scircle. Patty Kingery. Teresa Habbegar. Kayleen Bosworth. Danny Foreman. Bill Mann. Jay Hawley. Larry Mennen. Dave Gossard. Steve Avery. Dave McCain. Janet Smith. Sandy Spray. Sixth row: Mack Paris. Mary Ann LaMar. Brenda Scircle. Pam Meyer. Donna Ebert. Martha Staton. Diana Gallichan. Connie Johnson. Mary Lou Dow. Mary Lynne Kinsler, Alan Costlow. Becky Goodwin. Glenda Butcher. Nancy Brown. Diana Stern, Mike Payne. — 72 — CHOIR OFFICERS AND ACCOMPANISTS Front row, left to right: Dan Abbot, Becky Goodwin, Keith Catron, Mrs. Myers, Steve Rid- enour, Linda Jackson, Jo Ogle. Second row: Donna Meyers, Peggy Marcum, David DeLaCroix, Donna Ebert, Nancy Crum, Lee Anna Nance. Third row: Jane Cripe, Sharon Gray, Patty M. Harios, Nancy Davis, Carol Reed, Roberta Oliver. CHORAL AIRES Front row, left to right: Cheryl Swope. Donna Ebert, Jo Ellen Ogle. Roberta Oliver, Nancy Crum, Carol Thomas, Sharon Gray, Becky Goodwii, Lee Anna Nance. Second row: Jeff Cox, Harold Daulton, Ron Sink, Gary Fearnow, Mike Thompson, David DeLa Croix, Kenton Colby, Keith Catron, James Elliott. — 73 — HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS First row. left to right: Kathy Kingsolver. Judy Carney. Jane Brookbank. Jan Rule. Steve Fogelsong. Jim Whitinger. Doug Ridenour. Helen Braden. Sandy Trees. Mrs. Myers. Second row: Sharon Gray. Donna Purciful. Sharon Rhine. Sam Friend. Jack McKinney, Ron Evans. Dale Crum. Judy Usher. Roberta Oliver. Suzanne Quick. Third row: Ida Lawson. Jane Cripe. Suzanne Swinford. Jim Fearnow. Bill Boyer. Beckum Chester. Jerry Bradley. Linda Rule. Becky Isabell. Vickie Ward. Fourth row: Helen Black. Carol Reed. Nancy Davis, Keith Smith. Gerald Johnston. Joe Harmon. Gary Fearnow. Nancy Crum. Patty Harlos. Diana Howe. Fifth row: Carol Fausett. Alice Trent. Sharon Unger. Wayne Orem. Mike Thompson. Mack Paris. Steve Ridenour. Rosalind King. Suellen Corwin. Janet Young. Sixth row: Evelyn Crum. Judy Cody. Peg Marcum. Bob Pickard. Bill Ricker. Bill Brock. Kenton Colby. Jerry MundclI. Diana Gallichan, Sandy Ostler. Mary Walker. Seventh row: Diana Evans. Rosemary Wilcurt. Beverly Harshbarger. Jim Kelly. John Ericson, Norman Beets. Alan Miller. Dan Abbott. Donna Meyers. Judy Boone. Connie Watkins. Eighth row: Jo Ellen Ogle. Janice Bailey. Pat Linson. Ron Sink. Leslie Miller. Jeff Cox. Harold Daulton. Janice Elliott. Donna Ebert. Lee Anna Nance. Carol Cogswell. Ninth row: Mary Katherine Northrop. Janis Perkins. Bonnie Quebe. Judy Morris. Mike Catron. Bill Barnett. Keith Catron. Duane Lambert. Bill Webster, Gladys Oliver. Carol Hastings. Judy Lanning. Tenth row: Sue Whiteman. Alberta Tucker. Rita Cambridge. Cheryl Swope. Steve Catron, Dave DeLaCroix. Jim Elliott. Jerry Wyrick. Dave Evans. Becky Goodwin. Linda Jackson. Carol Thomas. Evelyn Burgin. BOYS' ENSEMBLE First row. left to right: Dan Abbott. Mike Thompson. Jim Whitinger. Gary Fearnow. Steve Ridenour. Second row: Jeff Cox. Harold Daulton. Keith Smith. Kenton Colby. Norman Beets. Third row: Jim Elliott. Ron Sink. Keith Catron. David DeLaCroix. 74 — CLINTONES First row. left to right: Peggy Marcum. Diana Gal ichan. Jane Cripe. Sandra Ostler. Donna Meyers. Janet Young. Beverly Harshbarger. Second row: Dan Abbott. John Erickson. Jim Whitinger. Norman Beets. Keith Smith. Steve Ridenour. Ninth Grade) CADET CHORUS First row. left to right: Mrs. Myers. Mike Parker. Jane Weaver. Sandra Harris. Susan Anderson. Linda Baker. Linda Beets. Janice Carney. Shirley Hopp. Danny McGill. _ „ T . _. Second Row: Janice Crum. Darlene Hall. Becky Quick. Linda Henry. Connie Stowers. Connie Irby. Diana Scircle. Ted Sheets. Linda Patchett. Marsha Jackson. 4 _ . ...... . Third row: Shirley Daulton, Gerry Burkhalter. Gail Dircks. Bill Scott. Patty Kingery. Barbara Wilkin, A. E. Purcifull. Ralph Walker. Norman Smith. Jane B ngaman. _ Fourth row: George Valley. Masai Flexter. Connie Sanders. Susan Rutter. La Rose Newell. Pam Cox. Sandra Zetterberg. Becky Francis. Mary Bond. Steve W ird. Firth row: Pat Paris. Connie Stevens. Effa Biddle. Sam Gossard. Larry Grider. Tom Smith. Kaylene Bosworth, Roger Suhre. Daniel Dinkeldein. Steve Marshall. — 75 — FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Left to right: Judy Imler. historian: Glenda Butcher, secretary: Denny Swackhamer. president: Mary Lynne Kinsler. vice president; Steve Ridenour, treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row. left to right: Jane Cripe. Linda Rule. Cathy Cole. Nancy Davis. Carol Reed. Lee Anna Nance. Mary Lenker. Sue Stowers. Jane Brookbank. Susanne Crum. Second row: Janice Perkins. Alice Clements. Suzette Jones. Carol Thomas. Peg Marcum. Judy Hutchison. Carol Jo Hastings. Gladys Oliver, Judy Bailey. Mary K. Northrop. Roberta Oliver. Third row: Joyce Norfleet. Jim Whitinger. Meriam Dow. Phyllis Ault. Mary Ann LeMar. Jo Ellen Ogle. Patricia Linson. Sandy Spray. Bonnie Quebe. Anita Carney. Mary Jane Pugh. Connie Click. Fourth row: Mike Thompson. Linda Brandenburg, Donna Ebert. Mary Lynne Kinsler. Joy Young. Nancy Coapstick. Paul Bowman. Jim Kelly. Jane Ann Shoup. Becky Goodwin. Glenda Butcher. Judy Cody. Tina Smith. Fifth row: Ron Sink. Bill Stroup. Dave Evans. Larry Mennen. Steve Ridenour. Judy Imler. Dennis Swackhamer. Jerry Fields. Danny Foreman. Larry Hopp. Jay Hawley. Nancy Brown. Jy N i Roberta Oliver explains the mystery of Latin to Sam Gossard. Jerry Fields gives a few pointers to Stan Carlisle. - 76 — G. A. A. Seated on floor: Linda Rule, Teresa Comer, Janice Crum, Donna Purciful, Joyce Norfleet, Connie Click, Darlene Hall, Faye Kyle, Judy Usher, Vicki Ward. Standing: Miss Stephenson, sponsor, Connie Irby, Donna Foreman, Charlene Shirar, Beverly Harshbarger, Clairana Evans, Kaylene Bosworth. Evelyn Burgin, Linn Stroup. Keatha Falls, Alice Trent. G. A. A. The 1963-64 G.A.A. was a successful one in two ways. The skills and figures of the students have improved. The girls participated in Softball, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Badminton. Tennis, Table Tennis, and Bowling. Meetings were held each Tuesday evening after school. The members who met the I.H.S.A.A. rules for competition, took part in the play day at Tipton High School. Miss Stephenson and six delegates attended Spring Camp in May. Each year a Get Acquainted Party is planned for prospective members. G. A. A. OFFICERS Clairana Evans, vice president: Linda Rule, treasurer: Beverly Harshbarger, secretary; Joyce Norfleet, president. - 77 - PARTICIPANTS IN DISTRICT CHORAL CONTEST First row. left to right: Roberta Oliver, A. E. Purciful. Bill Scott. Dale Crum. Lee Anna Nance. Gary Fearnow. Jim Whitinger. Mike Thompson. Mrs. Myers. Second row: Becky Quick. Glen Johnston. Kathy Biery. L:nda Rule. Sharon Gray, Nancy Davis. Jane Brookbank. Carol Reed. Barbara Wilkin. Gladys Oliver. Third row: Carol Jo Hastings. Jo Ellen Ogle. Ron Sink. Bicky Goodwin. Jim Elliott. Jeff Cox. Keith Catron. Cheryl Swope. Carol Thomas. Fourth row: Suzanne Swinford. Donna Purciful. Helen Braden. Suzanne Quick. Judy Carney, Evelyn Crum. Sharon Unger, Rosalind King. Vicki Ward. Jane Cripe. Fifth row: Janice Elliott, Sandy Trees. Sandra Ostler. Judy Morris. Nancy Crum. Diana Gallichan. Bonnie Quebe. Kathryn Northrop. Pat Linson. Janet Young. Sixth row: Helen Black. Peg Marcum. Donna Meyers. Bill Boyer. Gerald Johnston. Keith Smith. Jerry Mundell. Beckum Chester. Jan Rule. Beverly Harshbarger. Donna Ebert. Seventh row: Norman Beets. Bill Ricker. Harold Daulton, Steve Ridenour. Duane Lambert. Jerry Wyrick. Dave DeLaCroix. Kenton Colby, Danny Abbott, Jim Kelly. JUNIOR HI CHORUS SPORTS Mr. Clinton - 79 — ATHLETIC AWARDS Left to right: Fred Brenton, Cross Country; David Gossard, Scholastic; Jim Morton, Outstanding back; Alan Costlow, Outstanding lineman. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Seated left to right: Dennis Swackhamer — Boys’ Pep Club Treasurer Jo Ellen Ogle—Girls’ Pep Club President Mike Ward — Boys’ Pep Club President Standing left to right: Jane Brookbank — Assistant Sergeant-at- arms Jerretta Avery — Girls’ Pep Club Treas. Janice Bailey — Sergeant-at-arms. — 80 — CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Bottom row, left to right: Coach Pearson, Clidence, Rule, Brenton, Kelly, Bradley. Second row: Wyrick, Miller, Berry. Beets, Smith, Whitinger. Third row: Cripe, Virtue, Evans, Elliott, Mundell, Pickard. 1963 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS East Tipp 25 Clinton Central 33 Clinton Central 18 Rossville 54 Clinton Prairie 59 Dayton 23 Clinton Central 35 Clinton Central 33 Cass 35 Western 65 Battleground 95 Frankfort 20 Clinton Central 41 Clinton Central 22 Eastern 34 Clinton Central 18 Jackson Central 48 Clinton Central 25 Rensselaer 46 Delphi 53 Clinton Central 25 Lebanon 31 Carmel 19 Clinton Central 38 Carroll Invitational Central 2nd of 6 teams Frankfort Invitational Central 4th of 9 teams Delphi Invitational Central 5th of 13 teams Indianapolis Sectional Central 11th of 23 teams Elliott — 11th Brenton — 16th of 134 runners — 81 - FOOTBALL Bottom row, left to right: Costlow, Abbott, Singleton, DeLaCroix, Gossard. Second row: Coach Armstrong, Strunk, Davison, Catron, Avery,. Third row: Stroup, Sheets, Rodkey, Morton, Thompson. Fourth row: Swackhamer, Mgr., Garrison, R. Brock, Bowman, Stowers. Fifth row: D. Costlow, Mgr., Ridenour, Johnston, Barnett. Cogswell. Sixth row: Whiteman, Turner. 1964 Football Schedule Aug. 29 Southwestern .........................Here Sept. 4 East Tipp............................There 18 Clinton Prairie ........................Here 25 Jackson Central........................There Oct. 2 Sheridan ........................... There 9 Delphi ................................ Here 16 Western .............................. There 21 Westfield ............................. Here CENTRAL SPARKS JAMBOREE VICTORY WITH THREE TOUCHDOWNS August 29 Clinton Central and Northwestern teamed up against Eastern and Western, at this year’s Jamboree held at Eastern High School. Jim Morton scored 2 of 3 Bulldog touchdowns, by running 47 yards around right end on Central’s second play. Morton climaxed the second quar- ter by intercepting one of Max Chambers’ aerials, as the clock ran out, and barging 30 yards down the left side of the field for another six points. With very few seconds - 82 — SQUAD Bottom row, left to right: Puckett, D. Sink, M. Ward. Wayt. Maxwell. Second row: Fields, R. Ward, Hill, Faucett, Assistant Coach Trimble. Third row: Thatcher, Brandenburg, McCain, Bowman, W. Brock. Fourth row: Stroup, Jones, Cheek. S. Catron, R. Sink, Manager. Fifth row: M. Catron, Long, Orem, Snyder. Sixth row: Schimmel, Davis. (Continued from Page 82) left, Davison threw a ten yard pass to Fields in the end zone. Morton kicked for the extra point and scored. The score at the end of the 2nd quarter was CC-19, Western- 0. Central returned in the fourth quarter to harass Eas- tern's always-potent Comets. But neither team was able to break each others offense and defense lines. CLINTON CENTRAL - 6, SOUTHWESTERN - 7 August 30 Central ravaged Southwestern defenses for 206 yards rushing in the second half, but repeatedly broke down within range of the goal, to absorb a 7-6 defeat. Explo- sive left halfback Jim Morton circled Southwestern's flanks for 152 yards rushing yardage. The Bulldogs fumbled five times and lost three of them, to disrupt any traces of an offense. CENTRAL DEFEATS EAST TIPP CLINTON CENTRAL 14 — EAST TIPP 2 September 6 Clinton Central sparked by Jim Morton’s 62 yard touchdown ramble, turned back a determined, but un- dermanned East Tipp eleven, 14-2, to even its seasons mark at 1-1. Central completely dominated the first half - 83 VARSITY YELL LEADERS Linda Cheek, Nancy Crum, Bonnie Quebe, Mary Lou Dow. (Continued from page 83) of play, but the Trojans came back strong in the second half, to give a fine account of themselves. Bill Stroup tackled Jerry Lesley in the end zone for a safety. Dan Abbot scored one touchdown as did Jim Morton. HOT DOGS BARELY BEAT CENTRAL BULLDOGS FOR THIRD TIME — September 13 CLINTON CENTRAL 0 — FRANKFORT 6 Clinton Central’s upset didn't quite materialize, but the fighting Bulldogs keep narrowing the margin of vic- tory. Pat Wayt was injured by the Hot Dogs with just seven seconds to go, giving Frankfort the time it needed to set up their decisive play. In the first half. Central opened fire with a reckonlessness that kept the visitors off balance through the first 20 minutes. Any notions of a Central drive were shattered when Richard Myers tripped up Morton for a four yard loss and two Central passes fell incomplete. CENTRAL TALLIES 3 TOUCHDOWNS IN 1ST HALF TO REPULSE PRAIRIE — September 20 CLINTON CENTRAL 26 — CLINTON PRAIRIE 7 The fired-up Gophers lost a TD on an early clipping penalty. Central recovered from early game jitters to repulse a fired up Clinton Prairie eleven, 26-7, and even it’s season’s mark at 2-2. Central broke the game open in the final 14 minutes of the first half with three touch- downs to win comfortably in an otherwise close ball- game. Jim Morton and Jerry Fields scored a touchdown each with Danny Abbott scoring two touchdowns, with Morton scoring two extra points. CLINTON CENTRAL ABSORBS DEFEAT ON TOUCH- DOWN IN FINAL 45 SECONDS. — September 27 CLINTON CENTRAL 6 - JACKSON 7 Jackson Central punched across a touchdown with only 45 seconds left, then added the all important extra point, to deal the hustling Bulldogs of Clinton Central a heartbreaking 7-6 defeat. In the second quarter Jim Morton scored the only Central touchdown. CENTRAL TRIUMPHS AFTER TRAILING SHERIDAN CLINTON CENTRAL 20 - SHERIDAN 14 October 4 Central bounced back from a dreary first half per- formance to overcome a 13-0 Sheridan lead and won going away, 20-14, Bill Stroup scoring a touchdown and Jim Morton scoring two touchdowns and two place- ments. CENTRAL CENTRAL COPS WIN OFF NUGGETS Clinton Central 25 — Klondike 0 October 11 Central’s running combination of Jim Morton and Dan Abbott plus alert defensive play enabled the Bull- dogs to blank Klondike, 25-0. Jim Morton scored two touchdowns. Dan Abbott and Bill Stroup each contri- buted a touchdown, with Mike Thompson running an extra point. - 84 - FOOTBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN Linda Jackson, Senior, crowned by Jerry Fields. Queen’s Court: Connie Johnson, Senior: Becky Quick, Freshman; Linda Cheek, Junior; Mary Lou Dow, Senior; Diana Goodnight, Sophomore October 18 CENTRAL BLOWS 20 POINT LEAD TO LOSE TO WESTERN CLINTON CENTRAL 20 - WESTERN 21 Central aided by Jim Morton, Mike Thompson, Bill Stroup and Jim Davison easily ran over Western in the first half by using simple tactics. But Western surprised the Bulldogs defense and scored 21 points in the 2nd half. Central was held back mainly by several penalties. (Continued from Page 84) WESTFIELD NABS SURPRISING 29-0 VICTORY OFF CLINTON CENTRAL October 23 Provided with momentum by a fluke safety, Westfield staked out a 15-0 first quarter lead, and romped to a surprising 19-0 vic- tory off favored Clinton Central. Craig Stowers downed the open- ing kickoff, but officials ruled that he stepped into the end zone and called it a safety. Central, confronted with a huge deficit before it had successful executed a single play from scrimmage, soon discovered that this was one of those nights when nothing went right. Abbott On His Way For A T.D. - 85 — Captain Jerry Fields, Managers Dan Costlow, Dennis Swackhamer FRESHMAN SQUAD Bottom row, left to right: Davis, Parker, Alder, Ridenour. Scott, Bush. Second row: Valley, Unger, Perkins, Grider, Gossard, Louks. Third row: Purciful, Buntin, Garrison, Michael, Falls, Hensley. Fourth row: Marshall, Newby, Ward, Bond, Orem, Coach Fields. - 86 - EIGHTH SQUAD Bottom row, left to right: Zook. Blanch. Rawlings, Walker, Hillis. Neal. Second row: Morris, Clements, Catron, Butcher. Dircks, Hastings, Northrop. Third row: Robinson. Wyrick, Rogers. Heilman. Davis, Payne. Fourth row: Walker, Strunk, Click. Stowers, Guffy, Coach Fratus. SEVENTH SQUAD Bottom row, left to right: Henderson, Faucett. McQuinn, Kelly, Stockberger, Gossard, L. Davis, Irby, Cheek, Grider, Neal, Ridenour, Bowman. Second row: Robertson, Linson, Eikenberry, R. Davis, Rule, Douglas, P. Ward, Baker, Reynolds, Strunk, Snell, King, Pickard, Bingaman. Tr„ o � Third row: Coach Craft, Dunn, Smith, Sanders, Sorting, Bryant, Heilman, Charles, Harrington, Uitts, Scott, Ricks, Ticen, G. Ward, Zook. - 87 - VARSITY YELL LEADERS R. Sink, D. Swackhamer Bonnie Quebe, Mary Lou Dow, Linda Cheek Nancy Crum Seniors Davison, quarterback; DeLa Croix, end; Singleton, end; Fields, end. Puckett, guard; D. Sink, tackle; Hill, guard; Catron, guard. Costlow, center; Wayt, tackle; Avery, tackle; Maxwell, end. Abbott, fullback; Gossard, tackle; R. Ward, guard, M. Ward, tackle. VARSITY SQUAD Seated, left to right: Smith, mgr.. DeLaCroix. Morton, Brenton, Stroup, Cheek, Johnston, Blanch, mgr. Standing: Coach Craft, Evans, Turner, Berry, Thatcher, Costlow, Elliott, Fields. Stowers, Quakenbush, Mgr. VARSITY YELL LEADERS Mary Lou Dow, Nancy Crum, Linda Cheek, Bonnie Quebe. - 89 - B TEAM Hazlett, mgr., Clidence, Kelly, mgr. Standing, left to right: Morton, Schimmel, Garrison, Catron, Wyrick, Coach Armstrong, Quakenbush, Evans, Bowman, M. Catron, Johnston. B TEAM YELL LEADERS Connie Click, Suzanne Quick, Suzanne Swinford, Meriam Dow. — 90 — FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to right: Coach Fields, Alder, Buntin, Ward, Smith, Gossard, Bradley, Richey, Fearnow, Folck, Newby, Miller. FRESHMAN YELL LEADERS Becky Quick, Charlotte Avery, Pam Meyer, Diana Scircle. - 91 — EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD Front row, left to right: Catron, Haslett, Clements, Johnston, Archibald. Second row: Stowers, Payne, Butcher, Hastings, Mitzenberg, Newby, Unger, Guffey, Hills, Helmberger, Stevens, Coach Trimble. — 92 — Seventh Grade Basketball Squad Front row, left to right: Davis, Neil, Cheek. Second row: Irby, Gossard, Young, mgr., Snell, Unger. Third row: Ridenour, Rule, McCullough, Smith, Bowman, Stevens. Fourth row: Uitts, Trent, Peacock, Heilman, Coach Mixell, Harrington, Miller, Henderson, Ward. Absent: Brant, Eikenberry, mgr. Seventh Grade Yell Leaders Kathy Avery, Brenda Scircle, Jane Brandt, Margaret Dow. - 93 - HARDWOOD QUEEN Pages: Ann and Ricky Wainscott. Front row: Lee Anna Nance, Nancy Crum, Pauletta Young, Queen, Fred Brenton. Second row: La Rose Newell, Bonnie Quebe, Suzanne Quick. SENIORS Fields, forward; Coach Craft: Elliott, center DeLaCroix, guard; Brenton, guard Costlow, center VARSITY BASKETBALL 1963-64 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1964-65 Nov. 15 Westfield C.C. 60 They 46 n 22 Tipton C.C. 41 They 60 T. 27 Lebanon C.C. 66 They 79 T. Dec. 7 Delphi C.C. 54 They 48 H. 13 Carroll C.C. 58 They 63 H. 14 Brownsburg C.C. 60 They 63 T. 20 Zionsville C.C. 63 They 61 H. Holiday Tourney. C.C. 63 Clinton Prairie 80 C.C. 87 Rossville 67 Jan. 3 Frankfort C.C. 54 They 56 H. 10 Cass C.C. 56 They 75 T. 11 Northwestern C.C. 57 They 61 H. 17 Clinton Prairie C.C. 46 They 45 T. 24 Western O.T. C.C. 66 They 64 T. 25 Eastern C.C. 56 They 60 T. 31 Sheridan C.C. 60 They 58 T. Feb. 7 Thorn town C.C. 53 They 50 T. 14 W. Lafayette C.C. 41 They 67 T. 15 Carmel C.C. 68 They 59 H. 22 Southwestern C.C. 71 They 58 T. Sectional C.C. 54 Clinton Prairie 61 Nov. 13 Wheatfield H 20 Tipton H. 25 Lebanon H. Dec. 4 Frankfort T. 5 Delphi T. 11 Carroll T. 12 Brownsburg H. 18 Zionsville T. 29-30 Holiday Tourney H Jan. 8 Cass H 15 Clinton Prairie H 16 Northwestern T. 22 Western T. 23 Eastern H 29 Sheridan T. Feb. 5 Thorntown H 12 W. Lafayette H. 13 Carmel T 20 Southwestern H Seventh Grade Track Team Seated, left to right; Snell, Neal. Davis. Cheek. Faucett, Gossard, Ridenour, Coach Fields, Uitts, Douglas, Keller, Heilman, Zook, Trent, Rule. Eighth Grade Track Team. Seated, left to right: Guffey, Catron, Click, Clements, Neal, Zook, Newby, mgr. Coach Frat- us, Helmberger, Stowers, Nor- throp, Hillis, Payne, Walker. 95 — TRACK TEAM First row, left to right: Johnston, DeLaCroix, Whitinger, McCain, Thompson, Beets, Brenton. Elliott, Thatcher. Second row: Grider, Ward, Perkins, McKinney, Barnett, Stroup. Catron, Jones. M. Ward, Morton, Rodkey, Maxwell, Bailey, Newby. TRACK SCHEDULE March 28 — Hoosier Relays 31 — Intra-Squad Meet April 2 — East Tipp (T) 7 — Northwestern and Eastern (T) 10 — Cass and Rossville (H) 14 — Frankfort (T) 17 — Clinton Prairie (H) 21 — Lebanon (T) 23 — Sharpsville (H) 25 — Delphi Relays (T) 28 — Frankfort Relays (T) 30 — Dayton (H) May 2 — Oak Hill Relays 5 — Clinton Central Relays 8 — Sectional 11 — Logansport Relays 15 — Regional 23 — State Brenton brushes the breeze out front. Thatcher, a jump, a twist, up and over. He made it. Rodkey with a heave and a ho away you go and he meant it. — 90 - 1963 BASEBALL SQUAD Bottom row, left to right: Vawters, Clidence. Rodkey, Brenton, Johnston, Thatcher, Miller. Second row: DeLaCroix, Davison, Beets, Sheets, Pulley, Catron, Coach Fratus. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1964 May 13 Lebanon T 19 Lebanon H June 25 C. Prairie — T July 2 Eastern . H 5 Northwestern T 9 Eastern T 10 ‘B’ Western H 15 Rossville H 29 Rossville . .. T July 1 ‘B’ Western T Heart Fund King and Queen Fred Brenton Susanne Crum IN CLOSING Twenty years from now someone will open this book. Perhaps that moment will occur out of curiosity, perhaps out of a yearning to remember. Whatever the reason for opening, the memories contained within will make clos- ing it a little hard, if that person is the one reading this copy now. For to contain memories, to record a year within these pages, has been the goal of the Ex Libris staff. We have peered and probed into just about every nook and cranny in these halls, taking pictures, asking questions, trying to find what has mada this year unique. Undoubtedly the cover will collect dust with the years, the ink on your autographs may fade, but the efforts put forth by 13 staff members, most of whom were new to publications work, will remain a part of the reader’s past, your past. For despite all our efforts, it will be the last time we will see many of our fellow seniors. To us they will al- ways appear as we saw them last — young, crewcut or pixiecut and friendly. Through all the years they will re- main youthful in a kind of never-never land, to which only we and they hold the key. Ex Libris Staff — 64 CALENDAR August 1963 20-21 Book Sale 28 1st day of school Football Jam- boree at Northwestern 11 Magazine sales — Jr. Sr. 14 FT A Car Wash 18 Sr. girls see film on Jr. Miss 23 Sunshine Freshman Party 27 Homecoming Queen — Linda Jackson 30 SSS Initiation practice — Activity period October 1963 1 SSS Initiation — Evening 3 NaUonal Honor Society 5 Music Patron’s Chicken bar-b-q 7 Speech Club auditions TB Tine test — Jr. Sr. Boys 14 — NROTC 28 Speech club rehearsal 30 Sr. Announcement meeting November 1963 4 Jr. Miss Pageant 5 Sr. FT A members — teach 6 Individual pictures 7 SSS decoration for dance — Speech club rehearsal 8 Sunshine Dance 9 Clean up SSS 12 Latin Club Banquet 13 Dress rehearsal 14 Program 15 Speech club convocation — Pep Session — Dance by Pep Club December 1963 12 SSS Christmas Party caroling 18 Christmas Concert— Music Department 19 Christmas faculty party 21 FT A caroling party 28 Holiday Tourney January 1964 7 Sr. Supper—Home Ec. class 8 Sr.—Kokomo business college February 1964 1 Music contest (district at Frankfort) 10 Jr. Leader Meeting 12 Choral Contest Practice 13 SSS Daddy — Date Night 15 State Music Contest (INDPLS. 19 Choral Program 20 Band Concert 26 Cap and Gown Measurements 27 Sectional March 1964 2 Indiana Central 3 Latin Club Meeting 5 I.U. Representative (KOKOMO EXT.) 9 9th Grade Tests 12 SSS Mother Daughter Tea 13 Co. Music Festival (at C.C.) 15 Basketball Banquet 19 Choral Trip to Southwestern 20 Science Fair 24 Honor Society Initiation 26 Easter Convocation 28 Heart Fund Dance April 1964 1 Talent Show 4 Share the Fun Festival 8 Insurance Salesman for Gov. classes 11 FFA Banquet 13 School Assembly — Cheerleader Practice 14 FT A Banquet 18 Jr. Sr. Prom 20 Cheerleader Practice — Sophomore ring Salesman 21 Speech Project (2 plays) 24 Hi-Fi Dance (WILO — COCA COLA) Choral Convo. (Continued on Page 120) - 98 - ADS Jerry Fields — Pres. — Senior Class Nancy Brown — Editor — Annual THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE - 99 - E. L BROOKBANK CO. Your International Harvester Dealer Phone 249-3083 Kenney Cripe — E. L. Brookbank Partners Forest Indiana Betty Lou Flower Shop We Grow and Sell the Blooming Things Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Switzer Phone 659-3375 1359 E. 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Martin Davis and Ralph Butler Route 3 Frankfort, Indiana GLOVER'S ICE CREAM Our Compliments Frankfort Indiana — 102 — Goodwin Funeral Home For Over 107 Years Phone 654-5533 Frankfort Indiana Freedman's Clothing Store At Freedman’s You Can Always Buy Your Graduation Togs At A Saving. Producers Livestock Market East on State Road 28 Daily Hog Market 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. Frankfort Phone 654-5514 Boyleston Grain Co. Purina Chows Murphy Feeds Frankfort Kramer's Watch Shop 205 E. Clinton St. Frankfort, Ind. Watch Repairing Jewelry Repairing One Hour Martinizing Quality Dry Cleaning Shirt Finishing 57 W. Clinton Phone 654-8443 Frankfort Indiana Route 1 Michigantown Indiana phone 249-2762 Compliments Bon Merritt Rexall Of Druggist Garrison Oil Co., Inc. Frankfort Indiana and Garrison Heating, Inc. J D Jewelry Store SCHOOL KEYS G. C. “Gary” Garrison 62 E. Wash. St. Indiana Farmer's Service And Equipment, Inc. 1509 W. Walnut Ave. Frankfort Indiana Ph. 654-6612 John Deere Farm Equipment Parts and Service Farm Bureau Insurance 1000 McKinley Ave. Frankfort Indiana Ph. 654-5549 E. S. “Pete” Bogue, Agency Manager Robert Davis and Keith Morgan, Agents — 103 — The Milky-Way Drive In Corner of Washington and Burlington Sundaes Sodas Malts Coco-Cola Banana-Splits Shakes Juicy Orange “The Place to Refresh’ Compliments of Shanklin Hardware Co, “Everything in Hardware' Phone 654-661 1 Frankfort G3 E. Clinton Indiana Robert Hawley for BOWL WITH BILL J. A. Kern and Son, Inc. TODI) Seed Corn at Quality Furniture Floor Coverings Kirklin R. R. SHORE'S LANES Frankfort, Indiana Herman K. Colby Brunswick Equipment Burdine's Insurance Service Life-Auto-Liability Free Instruction Standard Service Burglary Personal and Business Bus. 279-8210 Res. 279-8862 Kirklin, Indiana Bill White (Prop.) Lubrication Washing Auto Tune Up Phone 279-9885 Insurance should be bought, not sold. Let us help you buy. Kirklin, Indiana WEBB OIL CO. Gas for Less Frankfort Tipton Lebanon Gouli iA Phone 654-5538 Frankfort Indiana Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer Frankfort Monument Works 1356 East Wabash Frankfort, Ind. Phone 659-3663 Compliments of BAKER'S SHOE STORE Footwear for the Entire Family Frankfort Indiana — 104 — WESTERN AUTO STORE 59 E. Clinton Michigantown Barber Shop Frankfort Phone 654-5610 Sports — Hobbies — Hardware — Housewares Our Specialty — Flat Tops Wheelgoods — Bicycles Ralph Webb, Proprietor ELLER FUNERAL HOME Coapstick Insurance Agency Phone 659-3329 7 S. Main St. Frankfort Indiana Frankfort Indiana Pearcy's Processing Plant Bogan's Shell Sprvire Year Round Top Franchised Lines Station Processing and Curing Locker Service KRAFT MUSIC COMPANY Lubrication Auto Accessories Tires Custom Slaughtering Phone 654-5626 Sales Combined With Service Phone 279-8922 Hiway 39 South Frankfort, Indiana Kirklin, Indiana Telephone 654-5344 M. R. Chandler 1352 S. Columbia St. And Son Frankfort, Indiana Ralph Ward Sinclair Products Automotive Repair We Maintain The Most Complete General Contractor Body and Paint Musical Instrument Repair Shop Shop In The State Kirklin Indiana Ph. TU 3-5227 Russiaville, Indiana Furniture Rugs A Plumbing Bedding Appliances A Heating On Easy Terms A Sheet Metal Herther-Foster Furniture Company CLINTON L. WOODRUFF Phone 659-3354 Frankfort Indiana 61 W. Washington Frankfort Ph. 659-3622 RECORD'S McKinney Elec. Plumbing Flowers and Fertilizers Max M. McKinney Michigan town Indiana Kirklin Phone 279-8867 - 105 - BERKSHIRES The Lean Meat Hog Clyde Johnson And Family Phone 279-8390 Kirklin DON'S T.V. APPLIANCE Frigidaire Admiral Service Backs Every Sale Speed Queen Siegler L. P. Gas Service York Air Conditioners Zenith Hardwick Don F. Cogswell, Owner Phone 279-8730 Kirklin Bob's Service Mobil Gas Auto Repair Tune Up KEENEY'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Kirklin Indiana Wanda's Complete Bridal Service Hoke and Walnut Frankfort Indiana Phone 054-8011 Gowns, Catering, Flowers, Photography McCollum Radio And TV Sales and Service Zenith Color Ph. 654-6141 308 E. Washington St. Frankfort, Indiana Giles Walker Your Standard Oil Agent For Heating Oils And Farm Needs Any Order Ph. 654-4711 1661 E. Clinton St. Frankfort, Indiana Phone 279-8021 Kirklin, Indiana WHITE BARGUN BARN Phone 249-2019 Michigantown Indiana HUTCHIN'S Sun-Glo Gasoline 1858 S. Jackson St. Frankfort, Indiana Joe Hutchins, Manager Carl Hutchins, Sales Manager Martin Electric Service Autolite and Marlatt Batteries Battery and Electric Service Evinrude Outboard Motors 53 E. White Frankfort Phone 654-4811 Turner's City Restaurant AIR CONDITIONED Phone 279-8881 Kirklin Indiana — 106 — SCHEID OLDS-CADILLAC 1601 McKinley Avenue Phone 654-4488 Frankfort Indiana REVOLT'S 98 SERVICE Service and Grocery Phone 249-2281 Michigantown Indiana THE BLAKE AND HAM Compliments of JEWELRY STORE DOUGLAS ELECTRIC West Side of Square Frankfort, Indiana Frankfort Indiana Phone 659-2052 Frankfort Meat Packers Green Lawn Cemetery Inc. Sunset Court “Hill Billy Sausage’’ Fine Foods Quality Meats Frankfort, Indiana Wholesale Since 1888 Junction Frankfort, Indiana Kirklin Brick 28 and 421 Road Cemetery Property Martin Brothers Mausoleum Crypts Monuments — Flush Markers Naomi's Service Beauty Shop Appliances Office on Property Hardware—Television Ph. 279-8929 Greenlawn Rd. Ph. 659-2112 Kirklin Ph. TU 3-5551 Russiaville, Indiana Indiana FRANKFORT LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Builders Wise Use Our Supplies 351 N. Jackson St. Phone 654-5563 TRAVELER'S RESTAURANT Kirklin, Indiana Open Sunday Every Night till 9:30 Steaks — Shrimp Dinners Sandwiches Food to Go — 107 — 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 — 108 — Merton A. Young Agency Complete Insurance Service Phone 249-2236 Michigantown Indiana BOND'S Orders To Go A Specialty “Where Friends Meet” State Road 29 Phone 249-2280 Michigantown, Indiana Hamilton's Regal Market Groceries — Fresh Meats — Vegetables 308 W. Green St. Frankfort Indiana Ph. 654-7151 Jim Wakefield Insurance 400 E. Clinton St. Ph. 654-4840 Frankfort Bailey's Auto Sales Compliments J. A. Carter And Son Finest Used Cars We Buy—Sell—Trade Where the Promise is Performed 453 N. Jackson St. Ph. 654-4118 Frankfort, Ind. of SINCLAIR REFINING CO. Fuel Oils General Electric Appliances John Deere Implements Phone 249-2808 Hillisburg, Indiana Frazier's Milk Farm Service Ingram - Richardson Inc. So EXTRA Good SMITH-ROBERTSON Manufacturers of Porcelain Enamel Ph. 659-3373 Bob Smith Dick Robertson Products Frankfort Max Carman Frankfort, Indiana BROCK NURSING HOME JOSEPH S. RODKEY Home of Good Nursing State Licensed Insurance Tax Returns Ph. 659-2720 Michigantown Indiana Forest Phone 249-2360 Farm Loans Notary Public Indiana RUDOLPH'S GROCERY Phone 248-2882 Forest Indiana PRUT'S SERVICE STATION Sinclair Gas Auto Accessories Phone 249-2604 Forest Indiana - 109 - Compliments NINA'S Of AM WHO FM LAUNDRY CENTER Serving Central Indiana If It Can Be Washed, We Can Day and Night Do It Better. 1570 99.7 Michigantown Kempton IMPERIAL MOORE - COSTLOW, INC. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Purina Chows VALIANT Smith-Douglas Quality Used Cars Fertilizer ALBERT M. LAUGHNER Dial 279-8841 Frankfort Indiana Kirklin Indiana - 110 - One Step Service Yard Kirklin Lumber Company Kramer Brothers Lumber Company Frankfort Rossville Lumber Co. Rossville Compliments of HANSEN'S REGAL STORE AND LOCKER PLANT Kirklin Indiana SINCE 1891 CLINTON COUNTY BANK And TRUST Co. Frankfort Rossville Colfax Scircleville Member F.D.I.C. — Ill - AVERY FARMS Since 1890 Purebred Poland Chinas Michigantown Indiana Phone 249-2679 E. W. Avery and Family Clinton Co. Farm Bureau Co-op Complete Line of Farm Supplies Grain Marketing Forest Jefferson Columbia St. Frankfort Cambria Scircleville Fairground You Share in the Earnings PEET'S MINERALS and FEEDS For All Livestock and Poultry Call Frankfort 654-6904 Fast, Courteous Service 256 North Columbia St. Frankfort Indiana Suhre's Mobil Service Lubrication Car Wash Phone 249-2559 Forest Indiana CHARLES C. DUNN For Certified Wheat Corn Oats Soybeans Phone 249-2343 Frankfort, R.R. 3 Indiana EPPERSON REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 279-2889 Kirklin “You Can Depend On Rexall Drug Products” Cyclone - Goodrich Company Division of General Grain, Inc. R.F.D. Frankfort, Indiana Cyclone, Indiana—Phone 654-7111 Feed — Grain — Coal — Seed Farm Supplies—Fertilizer—Grinding And Mixing WILLIAM M. MAISH Agents for Farmers Mutual Insurance Company Phone 249-2008 Michigantown Indiana - 112 - TRIO ENGRAVING INC. Copper Zincs Offset Plates Arts PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Tel. SH 2-8277 210 North Fifth St. Lafayette, Indiana Frank Gisser, Representative Modern Financing for Modern Farming Phone G54-G115 Tom Legan, Manager 212 N. Main Frankfort, Indiana NEWELL'S SERVICE Maytag Washers Dryers Electric Stoves Water Heaters T.V.’S Michigantown, Indiana Ray and Wayne TV And APPLIANCE SUPERMARKET 1600 E. Clinton St. Phone 654-6189 Frankfort, Indiana m k SEAR i ROEBUCK AND s ICO. 1 V 254 E. Clinton St. Frankfort Phone 659-S364 Compliments of Kimble Auto Co. Your Buick-Pontiac Dealer Frankfort, Indiana Compliments of Middlefork Feed and Grain Middlefork, Indiana REX BEETS Paint-Contractor Interior and Exterior Painting Phone 258-2136 Geetingsville Compliments of Dr. Raymond C. McDonald Optometrist 207 N. Jackson St. Tel. 659-2711 Frankfort Indiana Compliments of Kathleen's Beauty Shop MICHAEL COAL CO. Frankfort Indiana Boyleston Phone 249-24G5 - 113 - Compliments Of KIRKLIN FENCE CO., INC. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Summers, Sr. Kirklin Indiana FARMERS' IMPLEMENTCO. M assey-Ferguson Mol ine-Wisconsin Sales and Service State Road 39 South Frankfort NEWELL L P. GAS AND APPLIANCES BROCK'S DEPT. STORE Kirklin, Indiana Bottled and Bulk Gas Phone 249-286G Michigantown Indiana Ready — To — Wear Notions Toys Stationery Hosiery — Lingerie Shoes Compliments DAN CADDELL, JEWELER West Side of Square Watches Diamonds AVERY'S FAIR GROUND MOTOR SALES Watch Repair Home of Choice Automobiles Phone 654-4511 54 N. Main Frankfort 1500 S. Jackson St. Frankfort, Indiana “Just Across From the Fairground” Turner's Appliance Store G. E. Appliances Sales and Service Phone 279-8782 Kirklin Indiana SPARROW'S GREEN HOUSE McKOWNS IN FRANKFORT Clinton Central Draperies Installed By Us Trained Staff to Help You With Your Decorating Problems. Be It Home, School or Church Paint — Wallpaper — Draperies 60 W. Clinton Frankfort MINNIE L. BRONSON 354 South First St. Phone 654-5544 Frankfort Bookkeeping Kirklin Tax Reports Indiana - 114 — Kirklin Dry Cleaners “The Cleaners That Clean Clothes Cleaner” Kirklin Indiana SAM BOYER AGENCY Insurance — Real Estate Farm Loans Kempton Indiana Compliments of RICE NURSING HOME One of Indiana’s Finest Nursing Homes For the Invalid The Convalescent The Aged Recreational Facilities Oxygen Therapy Equipment Special Diets Congratulations World Book Encyclopedia Childcraft Field Enterprises Corporation GLORIA EBERT Ph. 249-2189 Michigantown Best Wishes to the Class of 'G4 Glen McDonald Insurance Agency Kirklin, Indiana Phone 279-8760 GULLIONS STUDIOS Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rice, Mgrs. Dial 249-2112 Licensed by the State of Indiana 24 Hour Nursing Care Registered Nurse on Duty Route 1 Michigantown, Indiana Frankfort Indiana GENDA MEN'S SHOP First for Style PRICE WELDING SHOP Welding and Tractor Overhaul North Side of Square Frankfort Indiana Scircleville Indiana - 115 — BOGAN'S GROCERY Fresh Meat and Vegetables We Try to Please You Phone 249-3061 Michigantown W. C. SCHEIRER, Inc. Certified Quality Concrete For Quality Redi-Mix Phone 654-5811 Ostler's T.V. and Radio Sales and Service BAILEY GROCERY “We Try To Please’’ Frankfort, R. R. 3 Phone Michigantown 249-2194 Pickard, Indiana Phone 279-8312 Kirklin Compliments of Linus Frey Compliments of And Son COMPLIMENTS Maple s Registered Polled OF Greenhouse Hereford Cattle Phone 249-2695 Frankfort, R.R. 4 Hillisburg, Indiana Phone 279-8223 Charles E. Bush, M.D. Pizza King Purdue Super 98 Culligan Corner Phone 654-8551 Frankfort “Where You Buy for Less” Kirklin Indiana Motor Tune Up Brake Service Tom Betty Newhart Kirklin, Indiana DALE'S BARBER SHOP Kirklin Indiana Compliments Pence Funeral Home 24 Hour Oxygen and Resuscitator Equipped Ambulance Larry and Helen Pence Dial 279-8721 Cities Service Oil Co. Cecil Young, Agent Selling the Best in Fuels Phone 659-3023 Frankfort R. G. Rule General Contractor Phone Michigantown 249-2088 Bruno's Pizza The Best in Town Phone 659-2121 58 W. Washington Frankfort - 116 — STUDENTS OF CLINTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL A 7 Avery. Kathy 47 8 Afflerbach, Jean Archibald. Stanley Arion. Douglas 44 Avery. Patricia 44 9 Alder. Charles 41 Altic. Billy 41 Anderson. Susan 41 Ault. Martha 41 Avery. Charlotte 41 Avery. Gail Ann 10 Anderson. Linda 37 Archibald. Susan 37 Ault. Phyllis 11 Alder. Barbara Astolfi. Joe 12 Abbott. Danny 22 Altic. Gerald Amos. Judy 22 Ault. Alan 22 Avery. Jeretta Avery. Stephen B 7 Baker. David ................... 47 Baker. Larry ................... 47 Barnett. Leslie ................ 47 Barrett. Lee Anna .............. 47 Beard. Linda Kay ............... 47 Bingaman. Donald ............... 47 Bond. Dennis ................... 47 Bond. Diana .................... 47 Botts. Jack .................... 47 Bowman. Gene ................... 47 Bradley. Max ................... 47 Brandt. Jane ................... 48 Brandt Jean .................... 48 Brant. Kenneth ................. 48 Bray. Bonnie ................... 48 Bray. Brenda ................... 48 Bray. Larry .................... 48 8 Bailey. Jean ................... 44 Baker. DeAnna .................. 44 Barnett. Marcia ................ 44 Benge. Sandra .................. 44 Bettis. Judy ................... 44 Biery. Cathy ................... 44 Blanch. Dale ................... 44 Bonecutter. Lloyd .............. 43 Boone. Martha .................. 44 Boone. Rita .................... 44 Bowman. Carl ................... 44 Boyer. Jane A................... 44 Bradley. Joan .................. 44 Branstetter. Charlyn ........... 44 Bray. Arthur ................... 44 Brock. Betty ................... 44 Burgin, Joe..................... 44 Butcher. Morris ................ 44 Butcher. Virginia .............. 44 9 Baker. Linda ................... 41 Barnett. Nancy ................. 41 Barrett. Linda ................. 41 Beets. Linda ................... 41 Biddle. Effa ................... 41 Bingaman, Jane ................. 41 Bond. Jake ..................... 41 Bond. Mary L.................... 41 Bosworth, Kayleen .............. 41 Bradley. David ................. 41 Bray. Walter ................... 41 Brown. Sam ..................... 41 Buntin. Tom .................... 41 Burkhalter. Gerry .............. 41 Bush. Stephen .................. 41 10 Bailey. Judy .................. 37 Barnett. Bill .................. 37 Barnett. Jerry ................. 37 Beineke. Jim ................... 37 Beineke. Janice................ 37 Bettis. Naomi Jane ............. 37 Bowman. Paul ................... 37 Boyer. Bill .................... 37 Bradley. Jerry ................. 37 Brock. Bob ..................... 38 Brookbank. Jane ................ 38 Burgin. Evelyn ................. 38 Byers, Jimmy ................... 38 11 Baber, Jane .................... 34 Bailey. Jerry .................. 34 Beets. Norman .................. 34 Berry. Jerry ................... 34 Black. Helen ................... 34 Bogan. Rita .................... 34 Bond. Allen .................... 34 Bowman. Mark.................... 34 Boyer. Larry ................... 34 Braden. Helen .................. 34 Brandenburg. Jerry ............. 34 Brock. William ................. 34 Bryan. Donald .................. 34 Butcher. Glenda ................ 34 12 Bailey. Janice.................. 22 Barnett. Barbara ............... 22 Barnett. James.................. 22 Bingaman. Sue .................. 22 Blanch. Don .................... 23 Bond. Sandra Meyer ............. 27 Boone. Judy .................... 23 Brandenburg. Linda ............. 23 Brenton. Fred .................. 23 Brown. Nancy ................... 23 Burkhalter. Ruthanne ........... 23 c 7 Carlile, Teresa ................ 48 Catron. Linda ................... 48 Chamberlain. Christine .......... 48 Charles. James .................. 48 Cheek. James .................... 48 Cheek. Wanda .................... 48 Chittick. Jane .................. 48 Clark. Vicki .................... 48 Coapstick. Janet ................ 48 Cowell. Mona .................... 48 Crum. Diana ..................... 48 8 Carter. Stephen ................ 44 Catron. Jeff .................... 44 Cheek. Linda .................... 44 Cheek. Shirley .................. 44 Clark. Peggy .................... 44 Clements. John................... 44 Click. Brenda ................... 44 Click. James .................... 44 Cline. Susan .................... 44 Cole. Carl ...................... 44 Corwin. Linda ................... 44 Crick. Cletis ................... 44 9 Carlile. Gary .................. 41 Carney. Janice .................. 41 Charles. Mary ................... 41 Cole. Robert .................... 41 Comer. Teresa ................... 41 Cox. Pam ........................ 41 Crum. Janice..................... 41 10 Caldwell. Ricky ................. 37 Carlile. Stanley ................ 37 Carney. Anita ................... 37 Carney. Judith .................. 37 Catron. Mike .................... 37 Catron. Steve ................... 37 Cheek. Charles.................. 37 Cheek. Genita .................. 37 Chester. Beckum ................. 37 Chester. Gobel .................. 37 Click. Connie ................... 37 Clidence. Steve ................. 37 Cogswell. Alan ................. 37 Coleman. Gale .................. 37 Costlow. Dan ................... 37 Creasy. Jerry .................. 37 Crum. Dale ..................... 37 Crum. Evelyn .................... 37 Crum. Jeanine ................... 37 Crum. Stanley ................... 37 11 Cambridge. Rita ................ 34 Carter. Markeeta................ 34 Cheek. Dale .................... 34 Cheek. Linda ................... 34 Clements. Alice ................ 34 Coapstick. Nancy................ 34 Cody. Judy ..................... 34 Cogswell. Carol ................ 34 Colby. Kenton .................. 34 Cole. Kathy .................... 34 Coonrod. Ronnie................. 34 Corwin. Suellen ................ 34 Cripe. Bernard ................. 34 Cripe. Jane A................... 34 Crum. Becky .................... 34 Crum. Charlotte ................ 34 12 Catron. Keith ................. 23 Charles. Martha ................ 23 Click. Jerry ................... 23 Coleman. Thomas ................ 23 Costlow. Alan .................. 24 Cox. Jeff ...................... 24 Creasy. Joe .................... 24 Crum. Nancy .................... 24 Crum. Susanne .................. 24 I) 7 Davis. Betty ................... 48 Davis. Larry ................... 48 Davis. Phillip.................. 48 Davis. Randall ................. 48 Dalrymple. Toni ................ 48 Dick. Darlina .................. 48 Douglas. Kenneth................ 48 Dow. Margaret .................. 47 Dunn. Hillis ................... 48 8 Davis. Richard ................. 44 Dick. Malcolm .................. 44 Dinkeldine. Donald ......... 45. 57 Dircks. Erick .................. 45 Dotson. James .................. 45 Dunn. Loretta .................. 45 Dunn. Ronnie ................... 45 9 Daulton. Shirley ............... 41 Davis. Steven .................. 41 Dinkeldein. Daniel ............. 41 Dircks. Gail ................... 41 10 Davis. Doris .................. 38 Davis. Nancy ................... 38 Davis. Perry ................... 38 Davis. Phillip ................. 38 Delrymple. Vicki ............... 38 Dow. Meriam .................... 38 11 Daulton, Harold ............... 34 Davis. Cathy ................... 34 12 Davis. Eddie .................. 24 Davis. Robert .................. 24 Davison. James ................. 24 DeLaCroix. David ............... 24 Dow. Mary Lou .................. 24 E 7 Earl. Kenneth .................. 48 Eikenberry. Sam ................ 48 Evans. Donna ................... 48 Evans. Kathryn ................. 48 Evans. Margaret ................ 48 8 Ebert. Julia .................. 45 Evans. Louis ................... 45 9 Earl. Larry ................... 41 Erickson. Marilyn............... 41 Evans. Donna ................... 41 10 Elliott. Janice................ 38 Emery. Pam ..................... 38 Evans. Clairana ................ 38 Evans. Diana ................... 38 11 Erickson. John ................ 34 Evans. David ................... 34 Evans. Ronald .................. 35 12 Ebert. Donna .................. 25 Elliott. James ................. 25 Elsea. Marilyn ................. 25 117 - F 7 Faucett. Phillip . Fearnow, Jill ... Freeman. Diana . 8 Faussett. Trudy . Fausset, Don .... Favors. Mary ... Fearnow, Linda . Ferguson. Doris . Frye, Marcia ... 9 Falls. Jeffrey ... Fearnow'. Earnest Flexter Masai ... Francis. Rebecca Folck. James ... 10 Fausett. Carol ... Fausett. Christa . Fogelsong. Steve Foreman. Donna 11 Falls. Keatha ... Farias. Irene .... Fausset. Debra .. Fearnow’. Diane . Fearnow. Gary . Foreman. Danny Fox, George ..... Francis. David . Freeman. Mike . Friend. Sam...... 12 Faucett. Dan .... Fearnow. James Fields. Jerry____ G 7 Gossard. Alan ...... Grider. David ...... 8 Guffey, Michael ... 9 Garrison. Craig ____ Gaylor, Phyllis ____ Gossard. Sam ....... Grider. Larry ...... Grosswiler. T homas Gunn. Frank ........ 10 Garrison. Tim ...... Goodnight. Barbara Goodnight. Diana .. 11 Gallichan. Diana .. Goodnight. Donna .. Goodwin. Becky .... Graves. Richard .. 12 Gossard. David ----- Gray, Sharon ....... H 47 48 48 45 44 45 45 45 45 41 41 41 41 41 38 38 39 39 34 34 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 25 2f 25 48 48 45 42 42 42 41 42 42 39 39 37 35 35 35 35 25 25 Hensley. Steve .................. 42 Hopp. Shirley ................... 42 Huffer, Phyllis ................. 42 10 Hagerty. Richard ................ 39 Hale. Lynn ...................... 39 Harrington, Sharon .............. 39 Harris. Helen ................... 39 Hastings. Carol ................. 39 Hawes. David .................... 39 Hazlett. Alan ................... 39 Henry. Carol .................... 39 Hensley. Mike ................... 39 Hill. Burl ...................... 39 Hill. Donald .................... 39 Howe, Diane ..................... 39 Hutchison. Judith ............... 39 11 Harshbarger. Beverly .......... 35 Harshman. Diane ............... 35 Haw’ley. Jay .................. 35 Harlos, Patty Miller........... 27 12 Harmon. Joe . .. Harmon. Susan Harrison. Peggy Hill. Jerry .... Hopp. Larry Hyman. Philip 25 26 25 26 26 26 I 7 Irby. Robert...................... 49 8 9 Irby. Connie...................... 42 10 Isabell. Rebecca ................. 39 11 12 Imler. Judith ................... 26 J 7 Jackson. Doris .................. 49 Jackson. Pam .................... 49 8 Johnson. Diana .................. 45 Johnson. Kathy .................. 45 Johnston. Glen .................. 45 9 Jackson. Marsha ................. 42 Johnston. David ................. 42 10 Jewell. John .................... 39 Johnson. Kathy .................. 39 Johnson. Kay .................... 39 Johnston. Gerald ................ 39 Joiner. Dennis .................. 39 11 Jenkins. Randal ................. 35 Jones. Jerry .................... 35 Jones. Suzette .................. 35 12 Jackson. Linda .................. 26 Johnson. Connie ................. 26 Jones. Jimmie.................... 26 Hale. Alan 48 Hale. Terry Harrington. Billy 49 K Hawley. Janet 49 Heilman, Daniel 49 Henderson. Bill 49 7 Keller. Ted 49 Henderson. Calvin Kelly. Max 49 Hicks. Emma 49 King. Gerald 49 Huffer. Deborah 49 Kinsler. Brenda 49 Hyman. Dottie 8 Kelly. Carolyn 45 Harmon. Betty Kercheval. Paul 45 Harper, Jack E 45 King. Cheryl 45 Hastings. Gail King, Johnny 45 Hazlett. Bradley Kirkpatrick. Reta Helmberger. Larry 45 Kyle. Catherine Hendryx. Don 45 Hillis. Terry 45 9 Kelly. Fred 42 Houchens. Harold 45 Kingery. Patricia 42 Habegger. Teresa 42 10 Kelly. James Hall. Darlene 42 King, Rosalind 39 Harris. Sandra 42 Harshbarger. William .... 42 11 Kopplemann. Richard 35 Hawes. Daniel 42 Kyle. Wallace 35 Henry. Linda 42 12 Keeling.Linda Kelly. Patty ......... Kendall. Katherine .. Kingsolver. Kathy . .. Kyle. Faye ........... Kinsler. Mary Lynne L 7 Languell. Ledina . .. Languell. Regina . .. Lawler. Betty Anne Laughner. Susan . .. Lindenmayer. Gary Lindhorst. Jean ____ Linson. Michael Louks. Janie ....... 8 Lamberson. Linda . Laughner. Gary Long. Susan ........ 9 Louks. Stephen ..... 10 LaMar, Mary Ann . Lamberson. Gale ... Lambert. Duane ... Lawson. Ida ........ Leckrone. Larry ... Linson. Patricia Long. James ........ 11 Lackrone. Sharon Lenker. Mary ....... Lindhorst. Sherry .. 12 LaMar. Robert...... Lanning. Judy ...... Laughner. Linda . . Lawson. Doris ...... M 7 McCoy. Richard .. . McDonald, Janis ---- McKinney. Carol ____ McKinney. E ddie . . McKinney. Mary Ann McMath. Joyce....... McQuinn. Michael . . Miller. David ...... Molden. Connie ..... Mills. Cheryl ...... Moore. Fred ........ 8 Mabbitt. Norma ..... Molcolm. Jimmie Marsh. Richard ..... Mason. Jane Ann ... McKinney. Michael . McQuinn. Nancy Merrick. Amy ........ 8 Michael. David ..... Milburn. Susan ..... Miller. Darrel ..... Miller. Julia ...... Mills. Judy ........ Mitzenberg. James .. Mooney. Shirley .... Moore. Darlene...... Morris. David ...... Morris. Michael ... Mundell. Kent ....... 9 Marsh, Jack ........ Marshall. Stephen .. McGill. Dannie ..... Meyer. Pam ......... Michael. Phil ...... Miller. James ...... Milligan. David..... 10 Malcolm. Patricia ... Michael. Jane ...... Miller. Leslie...... Mitchell. Jerry .... Morris. Judy ....... Morris. Linda ...... Mundell. Jerry ..... 11 Malcolm. Carolyn ... Mann. Bill ......... Marcum. Peggy ...... Martin. Robert ..... McCain. David ...... McKinney. Don ...... 28 28 28 31 28 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 45 45 45 42 39 37 39 39 39 39 39 35 35 35 28 28 28 28 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 45 45 45 45 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 39 39 39 39 39 39 40 35 35 35 35 35 35 - 118 - Mennen. Larry .................. 35 Meyers. Donna .................. 35 Milburn. Bill .................. 35 Miller. Alan ................... 35 Mills. Jim ..................... 35 Morton. James .................. 35 Moses. Patty ................... 35 12 Maxwell. Larry ................. 28 McCarty. Mona .................. 28 McKinney. Jackie ............... 27 Michael. Joy ................... 27 Morris. Wayne .................. 27 N 7 Neal. Charles ................. 49 Neal. Chylene ................. 50 Neeley, Sally ................. 50 Northrop. Karen ............... 50 8 Neal. Gary .................... 46 Neeley. Lawrence .............. 46 Newby. Mark ................... 46 Northrop. Edward............... 44 9 Newby. Terry .................. 42 Newell. La Rose ............... 41 10 Neal. Larry ................... 40 Neeley, Diana ................. 40 11 Newton. Joyce ................. 35 Norfleet. Joyce ............... 35 Northrop. Kathryn ............. 36 12 Nancy. Lee Anna o 8 Orr. Deborah .................... 46 9 Ostler. Deborah ................. 42 Orem. Gale ...................... 42 10 Oliver. Gladys .................. 40 Orem. Wayne ..................... 40 11 Ostler. Sandra .................. 35 12 Ogle. Jo Ellen ................. 27 Oliver. Roberta ................. 27 P 7 Parker. Danny .................... 50 Patchett. Steven ................. 50 Peacock. Michael ................. 50 Pickard. Jerry ................... 50 Pillion. Christina ............... 50 Poole. Gloria .................... 50 Price. Mary Jo ................... 50 Pursifull, James ................. 50 8 Payne. Samuel .................... 47 Poole. Doris ..................... 47 Puckett. Gordon................... 47 9 Paris. Pat ....................... 42 Parker, Mike ..................... 42 Patchett. Linda .................. 42 Perkins. Randall ................. 42 Purcifull, A. E................... 42 10 Paris. Mack ..................... 40 Payne. John ...................... 40 Pugh. Mary Jane .................. 40 Purciful, Donna .................. 40 11 Patchett, Amy ................... 36 Payne. Michael ................... 36 Payne. Sandra .................... 36 Perkins. Janis ................... 36 Pickard. Coleman ................. 36 Pulley. Stephen................... 36 12 Patchett. Vernon ................. 27 Pickard. Robert .................. 27 Price. Patty ..................... 29 Puckett. Robert .................. 29 Q 9 Quick. Rebecca 43 10 Quakenbush. Tim Qualkenbush. Donnie 40 Quick. Suzanne 40 11 Quebe. Bonnie 36 12 Quakenbush. Robert 29 R 7 Randle. Diana ................... 50 Reynolds. Steven ................ 50 Rhine. Patricia ................. 50 Ricks. Michael .................. 50 Ridenour. Craig ................. 50 Ristow, Kathleen ................ 50 Robertson. Jeffrey .............. 50 Robison. Deleda ................. 50 Rubush. William ................. 50 Rule, Mark ...................... 50 Russell. Dale ................... 50 8 Rawlings. Rex ................... 46 Ricker. Jay B.................... 46 Ricks. Roger .................... 46 Robertson. Daniel ............... 46 Rogers. Stephen ................. 46 Russell. Joyce................... 46 9 Randle. Bonnie .................. 43 Richey. Monte.................... 43 Robinson. Billy ................. 43 Robinson. Dwight ................ 43 10 Reed. Carol ..................... 10 Rhine. Sharon ................... 40 Ricker. William ................. 40 Ridenour. Douglas................ 40 Rule. Jan ....................... 40 Rule. Linda ..................... 40 11 Ridenour. Steven ................ 36 Robertson. Janet ................ 36 Robertson. Janis ................ 36 Rodkey. Bill .................... 36 Russell. Phyllis ................ 36 12 Randle. Monty ................... 29 Rule. Michael ................... 29 s 7 Samuels. Susan.................... 50 Sanders. Allen ................... 50 Scircle. Brenda .................. 50 Scott. Steven .................... 50 Sharp. Hope ...................... 50 Shirar. William .................. 50 Shoulders. Thomas ................ 50 Simpson. Carl .................... 50 Simpson. Dari .................... 50 Singleton. Jane Ann .............. 50 Sleeth. Henry .................... 50 Smith. Dennis .................... 50 Snell. Steven .................... 50 Sorting, Scott.................... 50 Stevens. Ward .................... 51 Stockberger. Max.................. 51 Stroup. Shirley .................. 51 Swackhamer. Connie ............... 51 8 Scott. Darlene ................... 46 Slaven. Timothy .................. 46 Smith. Charlotte ................. 46 Snipes. Kent ..................... 46 Spray. Peggy...................... 46 Stafford. Linda .................. 46 Stevens. Terry ................... 46 Stowers. Jay ..................... 46 9 Samuels. Eddie ................... 43 Sanders. Connie ................. 43 Scircle. Diana .................. 43 Scott. Billy .................... 43 Sellers. Marsha ................. 43 Sharp, Faith..................... 43 Sheets. Ted ..................... 43 Shirar. Charlene ................ 43 Shirar, Karen ................... 43 Smith. Norman ................... 43 Smith. Thomas ................... 43 Snell. Jerry .................... 43 Snodgrass. Charles .............. 43 Stevens. Connie ................. 43 Stevens, Grace .................. 43 Stowers. Connie ................. 43 Suhre. Roger .................... 43 10 Samuels. Larry .................. 40 Sanders. Gerald ................. 40 Schimmel. Ed .................... 40 Sleeth. Mary Ann ................ 40 Smelser, Jim .................... 40 Snell. Barbara .................. 40 Snyder. Michael ................. 40 Spann. John ..................... 40 Strunk. Faye .................... 40 Swinford. Suzanne................ 40 11 Sheets, Mark .................... 36 Sheets. Thomas................... 36 Shipley. Frances ............... 36 Shoup. Jane ..................... 36 Smith. Janet .................... 36 Smith. Keith .................... 36 Smith. Marcia ................... 36 Smith. Tina ..................... 36 Snell. Judy...................... 36 Spray. Sandra ................... 36 Stern. Diana .................... 36 Stowers. Craig................... 36 Stowers. Sue .................... 36 Stroup, Bill .................... 36 Stroup. Linn .................... 36 Stroup. Richard ................. 36 Suhre, Larry .................... 37 12 Sanders. Joe .................... 29 Smelser. Bill ................... 29 Singleton. Terry ................ 29 Sink. Don ....................... 29 Sink. Ron ....................... 29 Smith. Dick ..................... 30 Smith. Richard .................. 30 Smith. Ronald ................... 30 Snodgrass. Neva ................. 30 Staton, Martha .................. 30 Sutton. Bob ..................... 30 Swackhamer. Dennis .............. 30 12 Swope. Cheryl .................... 30 T 7 Thomas. Cathy .................. 51 Ticen. James ................... 51 Tilley. Randy................... 51 Trent. Willard Joe.............. 51 Turner. Gale ................... 51 8 Tharp. Paul .................... 47 Thieke. Larry .................. 47 Trent. Betty ................... 47 10 Trees. Sandy ................... 40 Turner. Mark ................... 37 11 Tharp. Joseph .................. 35 Thatcher. Jeffrey .............. 36 Thomas, Carol .................. 36 Thompson. Mike ................. 36 Trent. Alice ................... 36 Trent Bob ...................... 37 Tucker. Alberta ................ 37 12 Taylor, Linda .................. 30 u 7 Uitts. Bradley ................ 51 Unger. Jon ................... 47 Unger. Randy ................. 51 8 Unger. Larry .................. 47 - 119 - u 9 Unger. Donald ............... 43 10 Unger. Sharon ............... 40 11 Unger. Judy ..................37 V 9 Valley. George ................... 43 11 Virtue. Richard .................. 37 w 7 Wagoner, Jarilyn .............. 51 Wagner. Jeaneita ............. 51 Walker, Barbara .............. 51 Wallace. Michael ............. 51 Wallace, Michele ............. 51 Ward. Gary ................... 51 Ward. Phillip ................ 51 Widner. Pam .................. 51 Woods. Dennis ................ 51 8 Walker. Frank ................. 47 Walker. Mark .................. 47 Walker. Nancy ................. 47 Ward. Georgia ................. 47 Watkins. Darryl ............... 47 Weaver, Brenda ................ 47 Wilkin. Jane .................. 47 Wood. Patsy ................... 47 Wyrick, Andrew ................ 47 Wyrick. Verle ................. 47 9 Walker. Ralph Jr............... 43 Ward. Steve ................... 43 Weaver, Jayne ................. 43 Wilkin. Barbara ............... 43 10 Waggoner. Robert .............. 40 Ward. Vickie .................. 40 Watkins. Connie ............... 40 Whiteman. Kenneth ............. 40 Wood. Willie .................. 40 Wyrick, Jerry ................. 37 11 Walker. John .................. 37 Walker. Mary .................. 37 Waters. Tom ................... 37 Watkins. Robert ............... 37 Whittinger. James ............. 37 Widner. James ................. 37 Wilcurt, Rosemary ............. 37 12 Ward. Michael .............. 30 Ward. Roger ................ 31 Wayt. Pat .................. 31 Webster. William ............ 31 Whiteman. Sue................ 31 Wood. Bill ................. 31 Y 7 Yeary, Brenda ................. 51 Young. John ................... 51 11 Young. Janet .................. 37 12 Young. Carol Joy .............. 31 Young. Marilyn ................ 31 Young. Pauletta ............... 31 z 7 Zook, Keith ................... 51 8 Zetterburg, Joyce ............. 47 Zook. James ................... 47 9 Zetterburg. Sandra ............ 43 10 Zollman, Joe .................. 40 12 Zollman. William .............. 31 CLINTON CENTRAL FACULTY Don Armstrong .................... 54 Robert L. Brinson ................ 54 Charles Campbell ................. 55 Merle Cole ....................... 55 Gary N. Cox ...................... 55 Ray Craft ........................ 55 Madge Davis ...................... 54 Sue Davis ........................ 54 Dorothy Eikenberry ............... 54 Esther Falls ..................... 54 Richard W. Falls Principal — Superintendent ..... 52 Ervin S. Fratus Jr................ 54 Janet Fratus ..................... 56 Donald Garrison ................. 55 Kenneth E. Hodson ............... 54 Earl Hoover...................... 55 John M. Kramer .................. 55 Jean Lambert .................... 55 Harold McKinney ................. 54 Louise Means..................... 55 Rosalind Mennen ................. 55 Michael Mixell .................. 54 Crystal Moore ................... 55 Marian Moses .................... 55 Lela K. Myers.................... 54 Muriel Myers..................... 54 Rowe B. Myers.................... 54 Gene Pearson ....................... 54 Chester Phillips ................... 54 Virginia Reed ...................... 55 Wilbur Rule Assist. Principal ...... 53 Barbara Siegfried .................. 54 Carolyn Stephenson ................. 55 Nola Stowers ....................... 55 Oren L. Stowers Assistant Principal .............. 53 Nola Stowers ....................... 55 Eva Belle Surber ................... 55 Warren Thomas ...................... 55 Robert Trimble...................... 55 Eric Wainscott ..................... 55 Dick Walters ....................... 54 PERSONNEL Audra Borders ..................... 19 Rose Buchannan .................... 19 Orpha Boyer ....................... 19 Irene Cole ....................... 91 Marjorie Gossard .................. 56 Edith Huffer ..................... 56 Wilbur Huffer ..................... 56 Holland Kelly .................... 56 Roy Lindenmayer .................. 56 Mary McCain ...................... 52 Mary K. Patchett ................. 56 Joyce Rule ....................... 56 Norma Stevens .................... 19 Lovica Sedwick ................... 19 Glenna Waters .................... 19 Bus Drivers ...................... 51 BOARD OF EDUCATION 56 Dudley K. Beard — Marilyn Milner Lloyd Clidence — Raymond Rohrabaugh John T. McFarland — Otis Spurgeon CALENDAR (Continued from Page 98) 28 Band Dress Rehearsal — Frankfort Relays 29 Freshman Party 30 Band Variety Show — Track — here May 1964 1 Art Exhibit 4 Student Council Screening Com. 5 Cheerleader Tryout and elec, tion — CC relays — Queen — Marty Charles 6 Home Ec. Field Trip 7 Music Dept. Spring Festival 8 Track Sectional 9 SSS Bake Sale — Classroom Teachers Banquet 11 Track Logan Relays 14 7th-8th party — Awards Day 15 7th-8th party rain date 17 Baccalaureate 22 Commencement — 120 '