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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

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The enthusiasm the students showed for the activities during 1967 proved that Central's on the move. ,fd if mi mai l .4432 mamma Lx E E t 2 , , ri H Q YQ 2 H le. n QE NT BULLDOG COUNTQY 'P .77?vw,.3, Cen,tral's C. School Life .... . Personalities Academics .... Organizations Athletics Advertisements Index .... . on the move IQ' With Clinton Central's many classes and activities we, the students, are con- stantly on the move for excitement and achievement, striving to please not only our teachers and parents, but ourselves, keeps us moving. The last-minute rush- ing to classes, heading into the next day's assignments, struggling with a math problem, and the cramming for tomorrow's tests and quizzes make a constantly shifting pattern of activity. Our night life seems even busier. There are the tiresome, but rewarding, cheerleading practices, the perfection of a song for contest, the excitement a sectional tourney brings, and the worrisome problems of a prom. But as we move, so does the school. When Clinton Central was admitted to the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges in 1965, she did not stop. Central formed the Mid-Central conference with other schools to give less emphasis on one or two sports and more emphasis on the abilities of boys in all sports as a whole. Even after we, the students, the faculty, and administration have reached these goals, spirit will not lag because CE.'VTRAL'S ON THE MOVE. TABLE OF CONTENTS ...2 ,.12 ....49 .66 ..91 105 117 Enthusiastic students plunge into activities 5 K i I i Beckie Francis was crowned Homecoming Queen. Her juniorg Donna Carney, freshmang Susan Anderson, senior The buzz o quets floats school year got off to a busy start with the f activity as parades, initiations, and ban- were planned and prepareq A parade of and banners preceded thei eighth annual Clinton Central Homecoming. The Pep Club won top honors for its banner. Many new members were inducted into the Sunshine Society at its initiation. El even Juniors were honored with membership in the National Honor Society. Three Coins in a Founta Dance. Distric year. supper in was the theme of the 1966 Sunshine Approximately seventy girls Went to the t Sunshine Convention at Zionsville this The Fall Sports Banquet was a pitch-in in the Multi-Purpose Room. During the evening awards were presented to outstanding baseba F.T.A. ing as ll, football, and cross country members. 'ers went to faculty members' homes carol- they spread Christmas cheer. court consisted of Rosie Newell, seniorg Charlyn Branstetter 3 Mona Cowell, sophomoreg and Queen Beckie. New Honor Society initiates Jeanne Bailey, jane Wilkin, and joan Bradley proudly display their new pins. ' , f1' 2' ., -125,-'f:'.,Igs--rmlisn. Strutting down Main Street, the Clinton Central major- ettes led the high school band to the tune of Toyland March. Freshman Mike Brown does not seem to be enjoying his duties as slave to Seniors Mary Charles and Rosie Newell at the Latin Club Banquet. Lovely Diana Scircle was crowned 1966 Sunshine Queen on November ll. Diana was escorted by Larry Grider. Sandy Zetterberg was first runner-up and Becky Quick was second runner-up. :Fig 2-Sisigggjiilggg 1 fieifi- f . Qi -Q , , if Q Llgggggggggj I ' 4,355 S y ,C W 'l t U-1' A . I ---ai f' ? 1w,l1:?s-il,iE,l K K K- ii?-e. t I 2 1.5 ,. I-1fgi?fi an K -U 1, --1493, V 4 ,xy S ,iw 5 -K i'Z'-rw? 1 ' Q ' ' . give vm K ff' RQ' . f . wx , .- -W .. .gf 52,3 . 5. , 'T , e .rsiiw A, . if , ' r s S l T'-:ze -. A :TI e NL ix 2 in A f - ,i ix 6 35 , Q ' Q Q ,W ,i-M-4 W ,E Award Day Winners were: First row: I. Wilkin, Out- standing Typistg S. Cline, American Legion Speech Award, J. Weaver, Choral, S. Daulton, Choral Arion Runner-upg D. Evans, I Dare You Award and Out- standing Business Studentg C. Stowers, FTA Scholar- ship, S. Anderson, Choral. Second row: S. Zetterberg, Choral, C. Irby, Choral, B. Quick, Choral, G. Rhine, Outstanding Trackmang N. Smith, Valedictorian, Student Council Award, Tri Kappa Scholarship, and Clinton Central Scholarship, P. Kingery, journalism Award, T. Smith, Choral. Third row: B. Francis, Tri Kappa Scholar- ship and Choral, B. Wilkin, Choral, M. Flexter, Choral, A.E. Purciful, Choral Arion Award, C. Garrison, Art Award, D. Unger, Band Arion Award and I Dare You Award, S. Ward, Choral. Fourth row: P. Meyer, Latin Award, D.A.R. Award, and Annie Award, S. Marshall, Choral, L. Grider, Art Award and Choral, D. Dinkeldein, Art Awardj j. Savage, Art Award. Fifth row: J. Webster, Art Award, A. Carney, Art Award, J. Kelly, Art Award, G. Phillips, Art Award. Ralph Walker was chosen Top Teen of America at the National Youth Power Conference in Chicago, Illinois. Susan Anderson was crowned 1967 Hardwood Queen. Her court in- cluded Carol McKinney, sopho- moreg Linda Lamberson, junior, Dee Dee Flexter, senior, Iudy Afflerbach, freshman, and Rosie Newell, senior. -n....,l1.T.T i' Girls' and Boys' Staterepresentatives are: Front: Reta Kirkpatrick, alter- nateg Linda Lamber- ta Dunn, alternateg Second row: jay Stowers, delegateg Peggy Clark, dele- gategDan Robertson, alternate. Music Makes The World Go Round was the theme of the annual Band Varieties. George Valley,Pat Paris, Kent Snipes, and A. E. Purcifull harmonize in an old-fashioned bar- bershop quartet. son, delegateg Loret- 1 On April 29 Sandy Zetterberg became the Queen of the 1967 jr.-Sr. Prom. Charlotte Avery, senior, and Susan Cline, ju- nior, were members of her court. Other members of her court included Becky Quick, senior, and Patty Avery, junior. Dick Davis observes Louis Evans' and jim Dotson's Transistor Power Amplifier at the Science Fair. Q. Band and Choral Arion awards were presented at the Spring Festival to Shirley Daulton, vocal runner-upg George Valley, band runner-upg Don Unger, bandg and A. E. Purcifull, vocal. Gary Bo Rhine places a kiss on the cheek of lovely Rosie Newell as she was crowned l967 Track Queen. Her Court included Connie Irby, seniorg Teresa Habegger, seniorg Brenda Click, juniorg jane Brandt, sophomoreg and Kathy Amos, freshman. , --,.- 3: i A M 52 511 5' Em M sg E avg! vs A S1 W Q in -f-a-rv gf 1' CLASSES The halls of Clinton Central were always crowded with people and conversation. Seniors reach their highest goal ---- commencement X . A mggpg 4 o o t Q.. i . 39 in - Queen candidate Charlotte Avery, escorted by jerry Brandenburg, arrrves at the Prom in a ricksha. I4 l f f r si t t L X Q l if Larry Grider demonstrates his talent at the annual Art Exhibit. 3 S i A as 5. E i i it A , , W if A ' in clay projects is .,., s , ' 1 .5 9' S iss n.N,,,m . t I by K . awk 4, km sig E ' 5 IF At Band Varieties Don Unger swings to the tune of Swingin' Sheperd Blues. Seniors begin their challenging year My last football game, my last music contest, my last sectional tourney, my last school dance, and my last school year were thoughts which arose in the Seniors' minds. Some were happy, and others were sad, but all Seniors agreed that their Senior year was the fastest moving and the busiest. Being officers of clubs, the Seniors demon- strated their outstanding leadership and respon- sibility. Winning the Mid Central Conference trophy in football and the Holiday Tourney were the two highlights of 1967. As the band played Pomp and Circumstance and the chorus sang Halls of Ivy the Seniors again thought, Is it over so soon? fix. F . Patty Kingery, Treasurer, Susan Anderson, Secretary, Shirley Daulton, Vice-president, George Valley, President. PEGGY MARCUM ABBOTT, Commercial F.T.A. II, Science Club III, Science Award, Sunshine Society III, Chaplain, Chorus III, Robed Choir II, Robe Captain, Clintones II, District Music Contest II, State Music Contest I, Home Ec. Award, Freshman Class Secretary, Librarian Assistant I. CHARLES J. ALDER, Academic Latin Club IV, F.T.A. I, Pep Club I, Basketball IV, Cross Country I, Football I. SUSAN DIANE ANDERSON, Commercial Science Club I, Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club I, Chorus III, Choral Aires II, Robed Choir II, State Chorus I, District Choral Contest II, State Choral Contest I, 1966 Flower Girl, Home- coming Queen Candidate, Hardwood Queen, Track Court. MARTHA CARROL AULT, Academic Latin Club IV, Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club IV, Band IV, Majorettes III, District Music Contest I, District Twirling Contest IV. b CHARLOTTE ELAINE AVERY, Academic Annual Staff I, Typist, Latin Club IV, F.T.A. I, Science Club II, Student Council II, Reporter I, Sunshine Society IV, Cor- I, Chorus I, Varsity Cheerleader I, responding Secretary B-team Cheerleader I, Freshman Cheerleader I, 1966 Flower Girl, Freshman Class Treasurer, Office Assistant II, Hard- wood Court I. GAIL ANN AVERY, Voc. Home EC. Annual Staff I, Typist, Latin Club IV, Sunshine Society IV, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Pep Club III, Librarian Assistant I, Office Assistant I, Hardwood Court I. I6 LINDA LOUISE BAKER, Voc. Home Ec. Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club Ig Chorus IIIg District Choral Contest Ig Nurse's Assistant I. Th? LINDA BARRETT, Voc. Home EC. Sunshine Society II. Y ,Maxx LINDA DARLENE BEETS, Voc. Home EC. Sunshine Society IVQ Pep Club Ig Chorus IIIQ District Choral Contestg Robed Choir IIQ Sunshine November Girl of the Month. CONSTANCE E. BENNETT, Commercial Kokomo High School TransfergLatin Club IIIg Sunshine Society Ig Pep Club IIIg Chorus IIg G.A.A. II. JANE ANN BINGAMAN, Voc. Home Ec. Sunshine Society IVQ G.A.A. Ig Band IVg Chorus I. JAKE D. BOND, Industrial Arts Football Ig Track I. MARY LOIS BOND, Commercial Annual Staff Ig Latin Club IVg F.T.A. IIIQ Sunshine Society IVQ Pep Club IIg Band IVg Chorus IIg Dance Band IVg Robed Choir Ig District Music Contest IVg State Music Contest IIg Nurse's Assistant I. DANIEL D. BOWERS, Industrial Arts F.F.A. I. VFW' Steve Marshall and George Valley indulge in their favorite pastime at one of their organization parties. W-'x The past forever goneg The future still our own. DAVID BRADLEY, Commercial F.F.A. Ig Basketball IVQ Cross Country Ilg Out- standing Cross Country Runner. WALTER BRAY, Industrial Arts THOMAS G. BUNTIN, Commercial F.F.A. IVg Basketball Ig Football III. GERRY BURKHALTER, Commercial F.F.A. IIg Chorus I. STEVE BUSH, Academic Football IV. JANICE CARNEY, Voc. Home EC. Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club Ig G.A.A. Ig Chorus IV. MARY ESTHER CHARLES, Commercial Latin Club lVg F.T.A. Ilg Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club IVg Band Ig Librarian Assistant I. PAMELA K. COX, Voc. Home Ec. Sunshine Society lVg Pep Club IIIg Band IVg Chorus Ilg Robed Choir lg District Band Contestg District Choral Contestg Nurse's Assistant I. 18 SHIRLEY ANN DAULTON, Commercial Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club IIQ Chorus IVQ Choral Aires Ilg State Chorus IIQ District Vocal Contest IIIQ State Vocal Con- test Ig Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Librarian Assistant II. STEVEN L. DAVIS, Academic Football I. DAN DINKELDEIN, AC21ClCmiC Art Club III, President, Vice-Presidentg Chorus IIg Robecl Choirg Football I, Manager I. GAIL LOUISE DIRCKS, Voc. Home EC. Sunshine Society IVQ Chorus IVg Robed Choir Ig District Choral Contest I. LARRY EARL, Voc. Ag. F.F.A. IV. MARILYN L. ERICKSON, Voc. Home Ec. A light of knowledge flows into the room as Don Unger prepares his assignment. 'I9 Responsible seniors sought high goals DONNA EVANS, Commercial Annual Staff I, Activities Editorg Latin Club IVg F.T.A. IIQ National Honor Society II, Presidentg Student Council Ig Sun- shine Society lVg Pep Club lg Office Assistant Hg F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate I. JEFFREY SCOTT FALLS, Academic Projection Club Ig Science Club Ig Band IIIg Football IV. JERALD R. FAUCETT, Commercial HARRISON FEARNOW, JR., Industrial Arts F.F.A. IVg Band IIIg Basketball Ig Football Ilg Outstanding Lineman Awardg All Conference Team. MASAL DEEANN FLEXTER, Academic Annual Staff I, Ads Editorg Latin Club III, Presidentg F.T.A. IIIg National Honor Society II, Reporterg Sunshine Society IV, Pianistg Centralian Staff I3 Chorus IVg Choral Aires Ig Robed Choir IIIQ Accompanist IVg Hardwood Queen Candidateg State Chorus Ig District Choral Contest IIg State Choral Contest I. Norman Smith seems to state, You've got to be kidding! REBECCA ANN FRANCIS, Academic Pep Club Ilg F.T.A. Ilg Latin Club Ilg Chorus IVg Robed Choir Ilg Choral Aires Ig State 81 District Cho- ral Contest Ilg State'Chorus Ig Sunshine IVQ F.F.A. Sweetheart Ig Prom Court Ig Homecoming Court I, Queen I. CRAIG GARRISON, Academic Annual Staff Ig Latin Club IVg Science Club Ilg Pep Club IV, Sgt. at Arms I, President Ig Football III, Captaing Sophomore 81 junior Class Vice-President. PHYLLIS ELAINE GAYLOR, Commercial Latin Club Illg Centralian Staff lg Sunshine Society IVQ Pep Club lg G.A.A. I. SAMUEL M. GOSSARD, Academic Latin Club IVg Science Club Ig Student Council Ig Pep Club Ig Band IV, Captaing Chorus Ilg Dance Band Ilg Baseball Ilg Basketball IV3 Cross Country IIg Foot- ball llg Track Ig District Music Contest IVg State Music Contest I. LAWRENCE A. GRIDER, JR., Industrial Arts Art Club Ig Chorus IVg Choral Aires Ilg Robed Choir IVg Baseball Ilg Football IVg District Choral Contest IVg State Choral Contest IIg Sunshine Dance Kingg Freshman Class Vice-Presidentg Sophomore Class Treasurer. TERESA M. HABEGGER, Academic Latin Club IVg Speakatrons Ig Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club Ig Band IVQ District Music Contest IVg State Music Contest I. I DARLENE SUE HALL, Commercial Speakatrons lg Sunshine Society lVg G.A.A. Ilg Chorus IVg Robed Choir. WILLIAM G. HARSHBARGER, Industrial,Arts DANIEL L. HAWES, Industrial Arts LINDA SUE HENRY, Commercial Chorus I. 21 Sectional spirit enlivened their senior year STEPHEN L. HENSLEY, Commercial F.F.A. Illg Football I. SHIRLEY HOPP, Commercial Pep Club IVQ Home Ec. Club Ilg Library Assistant Ig Office Assistant Ig Sunshine IIIQ Chorus IIQ F.T.A. I. PHYLLIS K. HUFFER, Academic Annual Staff Ig F.T.A. IIIg,National Honor Society II, Vice- Presidentg Speakatrons Ig Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club IV, Vice-Presidentg Centralian Staff II, Editor II, Most Valuable Staffern Awardg Freshman Home Ec. Award. CONNIE -IO IRBY, VOC. Home EC. Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club IIIQ G.A.A. Ig Centralian Staff I3 Chorus III5 Choral Aires Hg 1966 Flower Girlg District Choral Contest IIIQ State Choral Contest Ilg State Chorus Ilg Robed Choir IIIQ Robe Captain I. MARSHA ANN JACKSON, Voc. Home Ec. Sunshine Society IVg Chorus IVQ Robed Choir. DAVID D. JOHNSTON, Commercial F.F.A. III. K! These are for the refs won first place in the Sectional bulletin board contest. The theme was developed by Mrs. Mac's first period Senior English class. 22 FRED M. KELLY, Industrial Arts Band Illg Basketball Ig Track IV. PATRICIA SUE KINGERY, Academic Annual Staff I, Organizations Editorg Latin Club IV, F.T.A. Illg Student Council Ig Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club IVg Centralian Staff I, Copy Editor, Band IV, Dance Band Ilg Cadet Chorus Ig District Music Contest IVg American Legion Awardg Girls' State, Alternateg Junior 8: Senior Class Treasurerg F.F.A. Sweetheart Court. MICHAEL LOUKS, Academic STEPHEN B. LOUKS, Industrial Arts Football II. RAYMOND LOWRY, Voc. Ag. Pep Club Ig Basketball Ig F.F.A. IV. JACK ALLEN MARSH, Industrial Arts Football I. STEPHEN ROBERT MARSHALL, Academic Annual Staff I, Assistant Editor, Science Club Ig Cho- rus IVg Choral Aires Ilg State Chorus Ilg District Cho- ral Contest Ilg Choral Vice-Presidentg Boys' State, Alternate. DANNIE McGILL, Academic Chorus IVg District Choral Contest IIg State Choral Contest Ig Choral Aires I. PAMELA LYNN MEYER, Academic Annual Staff I, Editorg Latin Club IVg F.T.A. III Secretaryg National Honor Society Ilg Speakatrons I, Playg Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club IV, Sergeant-ab Armsg Band lVg DistrictMusic ContestIVg State Music Contest II, Government Leandership Conference DAR Award, Hoosier Girls' State Representative, Marshall of 19665 Freshman Cheerleader I5 B-team Cheerleader I, Captain. 1 PHIL THURSTON MICHAEL, Commercial Football IIIg Track I. 23 JIM MILLER, Academic Annual Staff Ig Basketball Ig Cross Country Ig Track I. DAVID F. MILLIGAN, Academic U Projection Club Ig Science Club IV, Vice-President. TERRY A. NEWBY, Industrial Arts Art Club Ig Pep Club Ig Basketball Ig Football Ig Track III. LaROSE MARIE NEWELL, Academic Latin Club IV, Songleader, Secretaryg F.T.A. IIIQ Student Council Ig Sunshine Society IVg Pep Club III, President, Band IVQ Chorus Ig Dance Band Ilg District Music Contest III, Freshman Class Presidentg Homecoming Queen Candidateg Hardwood Queen Candidate, Court. GALE EUGENE OREM, Academic . Latin Club IVg Speakatrons IIQ Band IV, Captain, Basketball Manager II. DEBORAH OSTLER, Commercial Chorus I. VY' With the flick of his hand, Pat Paris discovers the mysteries of physics. I ,O 24 Senior year--active year J ' .-ua., - f,,,?+'f1'iT33:?iaaf'33'1:. vlRg,fCgf if 3 14. U I af::1,,475'?fe,, e 4 PATRICK LEE PARIS, Academic F.F.A. II, Science Club Ig Student Council Ig Pep Club Ilg Band IV, Chorus II, Choral Aires I. MICHAEL LEWIS PARKER, Commercial Chorus IV, Football I. LINDA D. PATCHETT, Voc. Home Ec. F.T.A. Ig Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club II, Chorus IV, Robed Choir III, Nurse's Assistant I. RANDY PERKINS, Commercial Chorus Ig Basketball II, Football IV, Track IVg Out- standing Back Award, Member of All Conference Team. MARY ALICE PHILLIPS, Commercial Annual Staff Ig Sunshine Society III, Pep Club III. A.E. PURCIFULL, Academic Science Club IV, Band IV, Chorus IV, President, Prop- erty Committee, Dance Band II, Choral Aires III, Baseball Ig Football IIIg District Choral Contest IV, State Choral Contest III, District Music Contest III. Pam, Patty, and Phyllis enjoy the delicacies at their Annual Staff party. 'S 25 Semors labored for a good toda and a richer tomorrow REBECCA LYNN QUICK, Academic Latin Club IV, Student Council IV, Secretaryg Sunshine Society IV, Treasurerg Pep Club IVg Band IV, Student Director, Chorus IV, Assistant Librarian, Dance Band IIIg Choral Aires IIIg Robed Choir IIIQ State Chorus II, District Choral Contest IV, State Choral Contest II, District Music Contest IV, State Music Contest II, Freshman Cheerleaderg B-team Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader II, Captain Ig Homecoming Court, Sun- shine Queen Candidate. BONNIE RANDLE, Voc. Home Ec. GARY RHINE, Academic F.T.A. Ig Science Club Ig Pep Club Ilg Baseball II, Basket- ball IIQ Football Ig Track III, Conference Quarterback. MONTE LEE RICHEY, Commercial F.F.A. II, Baseball III, Basketball IIIQ Cross Country II. BILL ROBINSON, Commercial Latin Club Ig Science Club I, Centralian Staff I, Business Manager. EDWARD L. SAMUELS, Voc. Ag. F.F.A. IV9 Football I. CONNIE KAY SANDERS, Commercial F.T.A. II, Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club IV, Chorus I, Centra- lian Staff I. DIANA LYNN SCIRCLE, Commercial F.T.A. IIg Sunshine Society IVQ Pep Club III, Sunshine january Girl of the Month, Band IVQ Chorus II, Robed Choir Ig District Choral Contest IIQ State Choral Contest Ig District Music Contest IIQ State Music Contest Ig Majorettes II, Head Major- ette lg Freshman Cheerleaderg B-team Cheerleader, District Twirling Contest IVg State Twirling Contest IIIg High Maga- zine Salesman Awardg junior Class Secretary, Homecoming Court, Sunshine Dance Queen, Prom Queen Courtg 1966 Flower Girl. 26 JENNIFER SCOTT, ACQCICIUIC Band IV. WILLIAM C. SCOTT, Industrial Arts F.F.A. Ig Band IVQ Chorus Ig Football IV. MARSHA ELAINE SELLERS, Academic Annual Staff I, Faculty Editorg Latin Club IVQ National Honor Society II, Secretaryg Speakatrons II, Secretary-Treasurer IIg Pep Club Ig Office Assistant II. FAITH LEE SHARP, Academic Speakatrons Ilg Sunshine Society Ig Librarian Assistant I. THEODORE ROBERT SHEETS, Academic Band IVg Chorus Ig District Music Contest Ig State Music Contest I. HELEN CHARLENE SHIRAR, Commercial Sunshine Society IVg G.A.A. Ig Librarian Assistant I. Participation in high school sports pays off for Senior Men. 27 Seniors shake hands with the future KAREN JEAN SHIRAR, Voc. Home EC. Annual Staff Ig Sunshine Society IV. NORMAN C. SMITH, Academic F.F.A. II, Sentinelg Latin Club IVg National Honor Society II, Treasurerg Science Club II, Student Coun- cil III, President, Vice-Presidentg Hoosier Boys' State. THOMAS LEON SMITH, Voc. Ag. F.F.A. IV, President I, Secretary II, State Chorus Presidentg Student Council II, Treasurerg Pep Club IIIg Chorus IV, Blazer Chairmang Choral Aires IIg State Chorusg District Choral Contestg State Choral Contestg Basketball I3 Cross Country Ig F.F.A. Amer- ican Institute of Cooperation. JERRY SNELL, Commercial CHARLES SNODGRASS, Industrial Arts CONNIE STEVENS, Voc. Home EC. F.T.A. Ig Sunshine IVQ Pep Club IV, Chorus III, Robed Choir IIg District Choral Contestg Nurse's Assistant II. Seniors try their skill on income tax forms. .QA i .tti ,A,.-,.....Tt GRACE E. STEVENS, Voc. Home Ec. Art Club III, Secretary-Treasurer, Sunshine Society I, Chorus I. CONNIE JO STOWERS, Academic Latin Club III, F.T.A. III, Vice-President, President, Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club I, Chorus II, Betty Crocker Award, Librarian Assistant III. ROGER STROUP SUHRE, Commercial DONALD J. UNGER, Academic Annual Staff I, Sports Editor, Latin Club IV, Science Club IV, Treasurer, President, Student Council I, Pep Club III, Band IV, Dance Band IV, District Music Contest IV, State Music Contest III. GEORGE ELTON VALLEY, Academic Annual Staff I, National Honor Society II, Science Club IV, Vice-President, Treasurer, Student Council III, Reporter, Pep Club IV, Band IV, Baseball III, Football IV, Captain, Football Scholastic Award II, District Music Contest IV, State Music Contest II, Sophomore, Junior, 8: Senior Class President. RALPH LOWELL WALKER, JR., Voc. Ag. Annual Staff I, Photographer, F.F.A. IV, District V President, Vice-President, Reporter, F.T.A. III, Treasurer, Pep Club II, Band IV, Chorus I, F.F.A. Point System Winner, Star Green Hand, State Crops Contest II, Hoosier Farmer Degree, District V Im- promptu Speech Winner, Star Section II Farmer, Poul- try judging District Contest, County Grain Show Champion, Science Fair Senior Physical Winner, District Music Contest III, Barrow Show Champion. STEPHEN BARRY WARD, Industrial Arts Annual Staff I, Chorus I, Choral Aires I, Basketball II, Football IV, Track II, District Choral Contest III, State Choral Contest I, Mental Attitude Award, Football Co-captain. SARAH JAYNE WEAVER, Commercial Annual Staffl, Classes Editor, Latin Club IV, Report- er, Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club HIV, Centralian Staff I, Chorus' III, Choral Aires II, Robed Choir III, Robe Assistant I, District Choral Contest III, State Choral Contest II, Office Assistant I, State Chorus II. BARBARA ANN WILKIN, Academic Science Club IV, Vice-President I, Secretary II, Sun- shine Society IV, Vice-President, President, Pep Club IV, Band IV, Chorus IV, Student Director I, Choral Aires II, District Vocal Contest IV, State Choral Contest II, District Music Contest IV, State Choral Contest I, Lafayette Regional Science Fair III, 3rd place junior Division, Honorable Mention junior Division. SANDRA LEE ZETTERBERG, Commercial F.T.A. I, Sunshine Society IV, Pep Club IV, December Sunshine Girl of the Month, Band IV, Chorus IV, Attendance, Choral Aires I, Robed Choir III, Ma- jorette IV, State Chorus I, District Choral Contest, State Choral Contest, District Twirling Contest, State Twirling Contest, Track Court, Sunshine Dance Queen Candidate. 29 , .fi fi , Juniors move to an end with the Prom Planning and preparing for the junior-Senior Prom brought the juniors many sleepless nights. The 1967 theme was Shangri-La. Decorated in an array of colors, the gym certainly expressed different spirit than during the basketball season. While studying the writings of Emerson and Thoreau and To Kill a Mockingbird, the juniors discovered many universal truths and the prejudices of man. jean Afflerbach Stanley Archibald Patty Avery jean Bailey Judy Bettis Cathy Biery Dale Blanch Rita Boone Carl Bowman jane Boyer joan Bradley Charlyn Branstetter Arthur Bray Betty Brock joe Burgin Morris Butcher Virginia Butcher Stephen Carter jeff Catton Linda Cheek I Shirley Cheek Peggy Clark john Clements Brenda Click 30 Secretary, Mary Favorsg President, Linda Lambersong Vice-President, Gale Hastingsg- Treasurer, Brad Hazlett. w 2 J 1 5+ wi . ,ru ' x - ws are fr - S . ,, fa fr-1-fre , C 1 in .V 1 N , ,,+:.. F ,E uv eees s rr l r' i i . f r ' - is ,. gb fir . by ', S , -M ' E ,. xi. A If Q I .S . 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X ,V Hmm: 3194 f . rf rr: Q, f wr , 9. 'L 'rr .u zfii gg 7 7 ,- Av QS Q was ,- fi, Q Q, X 5 2,29 X IELTS? 'Ps i . P . - ff 5 ffm - fr , . ' . . Ni F if f , wi I gi . Q :h . X, 1 . I f ,ig .' A :l g , ,, I 5 x ' ', if J, ' ,Av an of . . S JG, v.:f.,g Q E rysri su,-ar , , 3: My ga H. .Q 14 .V i 1 X Z ry , 'L' ll ax? E S M ,wi L, 'f 42 ophomores charge into 1967 with spirit President, Alan Gossardg Treasurer, Denny Smithg Vice President, Kathleen Ristowg Secretary, Betty Lawler. 5 K i W vfiwswafvffr-fa.si'f'+mwiw, fsrffw 5 ii 5 , ww- aku!! 1967 put a burden on the class of 1969 in two ways: in their pocketbooks and intellectually. After the purchase of their white trimmed burgundy class sweaters, many sophomores had to scrape the bottom of their pocketbooks to produce twenty more dollars for their charger class rings. After analyzing SILAS MARNER and the slaying of JULIUS CAESAR, the sophomores anxiously await- ed their next two trying years. Kathy Avery David Bak er new ' ' w 552 Q57 . t . 'QEEI in -se,,,,M3: .,3MY , Lee Anna Barrett Linda Beard Donald Bingaman 2 3 tri g ig I i'r i ' Dennis Bond rw A iii' A Diana Bond ' I Gene Bowman ,r ,rr'i A Max Bradley f 1 : M Jane Brandt fiiiiiii A X, . ' A Jean Brandt 1..,4 4 , l Joe Brandt 'si 9 'Vii H an if ' 't. Brenda Bray li , , i-,. sg., f if in Linda Catron .. ' .yri -' ' Christine Chamberlain , it 2 22 it Q ' 3 K. 2 H x Betty Davis .:..: , N - A ' A T :'1 qv H M A ' I Larry Chambers , gg 9 V , A jimmy Clgarles at W , + A V 'W James C eek -1 3? ' ,V In , Wanda Cheek W it , i'A V Vicki Clark ,. if i 9, Aga 5 aaa Q Janet Coapstick K Q Mona Cowell ji 3 Randall Cripe Diana Crum 1- f . 1 A 33 ophomores Larry Davis Phillip Davis Randall Davis Kenneth Douglas Margaret Dow Hillis Dunn Kenneth Earl Donna Evans Kathryn Evans Phillip Faucett Jill Fearnow Alan Gossard Lynn Gtider Alan Hale Terry Hale janet Hawley Daniel Heilman Billy Henderson Calvin Henderson Harold Houchens Deborah Huffer Robert Irby Pamela Jackson Ted Keller Max Kelly Paul Kercheval Gerald King Brenda Kinsler Ledina Languell Regina Languell Betty Lawler Gary Lindenmayer jean Lindhorst Michael Linson jane Louks Jane Martin Terry Martin Cathy Mayfield Eunice Menard Darrell Miller Ai-fl fm, , -1 - 4 , . iiiiw-532559 -K w lffl3Q7Si aeasgqsz, ' ' .wa ,. ag- 1 A f rf i- . ,MR E nw:,3iwe sgfswiifvviiiiiififfgi ,I . 1 Ewa? 1n:i'i1g7g5vf L W 5535 .. xx 11 2 Sf-,K K, ,.,. ,L Emma! 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Q b -11 'C ig 6 fb A9169 35 ophomores David Miller Cheryl Mills Connie Molden Fred Moore Marietta Mullins Nedra McCormick Richard McCoy Janis McDonald Carol McKinney Edward McKinney Mary Ann McKinney Joyce McMath Michael McQuinn Charles Neal Lawrence Neely Karen Northrop Ray Orem Linda Ostler Danny Parker Steven Patchett Michael Peacock Christina Pillion Gloria Poole Mary jo Price James Pursifull Diana Randle Steven Reynolds Dale Rhine Dane Rhine Patricia Rhine Craig Ridenour Kathleen Ristow jeffrey Robertson Deleda Robinson William Rubush Mark Rule Dale Russell Susan Samuels Allen Sanders Brenda Scircle ' luL L1 ophomores Steve Scott Marcia Sedwick Hope Sharp Bill Shirar Jane Singleton Henry Sleeth Dennis Smith Tom Smith Steve Snell Scott Sorling Ward Stevens Max Stockberger Shirley Stroup Connie Swackhamer jim Ticen Randy Tilley joe Trent Gayle Turner Brad Uicts jon Unger Randy Unger Barbara Walker Michael Wallace Michele Wallace Gary Ward Phil Ward jim Wilson Dennis Woods Brenda Yeary john Young Freshmen step into high li e Great expectations for Freshmen were the formal Sunshine Dance, joining many different organiza- tions, reading the classic ROMEO AND JULIET, and wearing their green cords. Is your frog a male or female? Was the biological question after Christmas befronting the bolder Freshmen in Biology classes. Mike Brown, President, Neal Beard Treasurer, Richard Watkins, Vice Presidentg Beth Paris Secretary 'ir . ,Q ,o,,, Q1 Mg B , As-, V if . -i 2 s iiii iii Q 1 i f'ssiei 1 1 .-:' Q 5 Z my , ' ,.,, r Q C W ' i N p ' fi' ia 1, fi' A i,Q'g,gSs, in m .-,..f,:-:--- M .ii i .5 an i f A is , X ii gi a ju, , H' , 5 ,, , - -fs ,wr ' - f 'P i' 6 ,isa N , Sp .5 .. . 1' it : ...fQ'1uf', M323 1 3 judy Afflerbach Jim Altic Kathy Amos Xen Anderson Jack Beard janet Beard Neal Beard julia Beets Mary jane Bond Mike Boone Lois Bowan Phil Boyer Larry Bray Louis Bray Mike Brown jackie Burgin Mark Butcher john Byers Gary Campbell Artus Carney Daniel Carney Donna Carney Chris Carter Phil Carter Mark Catton Mary jo Clevenger Roger Cline Daniel Coleman Ronald Creasy jasper Cropper nnl Q Freshmen y Denise Crum janet Crum Daniel Davis David Davis Ricardo Douglas Raymond Earl Larry Eller Morris Favors james Feamow Steve Fearnow john Fox Cheryl Freeman Nancy Frye Party Griffin David Guffy Bridgett Gunn Don Hagerty Greg Hall Terry Harris Dane Hastings Dennis Hawes jean Hawley Doug Hazlett Robert Hellman Ricky Helmberger Gary Henderson Sam Hicks jerry Kelly Mark King Mike King Peggy Kingery Randy Kingery james Kirkpatrick Kenneth Koppleman Robert Laughner , Ll .V12 52 Y -. 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QW 'Sf' , A' we , -an 'few i f ' iw we-7 - , V - we ., f 5 mi, 5 x i 4 6 ff? L A Ei' 4 , kxi,qs 1 4 fe A kirby 2 as! x 'Y 3 as-ss215,w.g,saaE,15 slam? 2 .. W, as A ww 7 . Y Lu ig: .Qi f W ' ' K? ' W ,'i?W'fW 5 WS Xiu-i l ilei if Freshmen Terry Laughner Danny Linson Russell Malcolm Debbie Marshall Dale Martin Patty Martin William Menard Diane Miller Linda Mooney Marlin Morris Regina McFarland Steve Neal Sally Neely Jennie Newby julia Orr Beth Paris Barbara Payne Linda Payne Sherrie Peak Connie Pearson jerry Pickard Linda Ploughe Nancy Poole Sue Pritts Ronnie Reed Carol Rhine Steve Rhine Kathy Roberts Dale Robertson Danny Robertson Jennifer Robertson Melissa Robinson Linda Roe Sharon Rubush janet Rule Ida Scolley Tom Selke janet Sellers Toni Sheets Rose Ann Shirar Freshmen t Freshmen pledging their talents to Sun shine . K a i I .ua -N J Harry Smith V Y Beverly Snipes if 3 ' V '-:V L Linda Stockberger I ,VAAV It V, ' Michael Tamer L , L A ' Richard Terrell ' ' ' L W If is jack Trenary Lou Ann Unger gl Christina Valley r , I ' jarilyn Waggoner ' 331 N L .A 5 2 5' Sam er 5? V! . Michael Watkins 1- , r Rich ard Watkins , 1 . . - john Webster -' L Jody Wilson W - 1 if E F , ,W I an et Wood V ,. , Paul Woods 5 Eva Wyrick ' Wendell Zetterberg ' 'l'i J Jane Ziebarth gf ain Kathleen Zook 5 Sl A W wa . J 221, 3 , l ,J Dennis Wood . W azz M , .,. if 'nigga Q - ,- im.. .na- I Hs! 4 f X 40 The eighth prepares or high school President, Darrell Kingeryg Vice President, Craig Uittsg Secretary, Linda Bolingerg Treasurer, jeff Price. Beginning their second year at Central, the eighth graders were limited to a small number of extracurricular activities. They did, however, par- ticipate in junior high band and chorus. The boys competed in all intramural sports. Throughout the year the eighth graders artistically displayed their U. S. and Indiana History projects in the showcase. Tom Adams Joyce Alexander Joan Anderson John Anderson Don Appleby Larry Astolfi Wesley Bailey Charles Barnett Mike Barnett Rebecca Barnett i. . :-- 2 - 4 i, .,.. ,I .lav A W Mis. .-f ' x f -. t.. I 21,5 5222.1 .:,. . 593 - ' i ,,. ,gmggggi - . 'X V g . e Q Y .. . , Y, ii 511 i W igvri ig - f N -'Em' 31, g eeks if ta- Ti i A A 1 5 : - a E p W? 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M if Q , 1' fiif i:-'i Gary Johnston Ricki jordan Ricky Kallner Blake Kelch Britt Kelch David King Debbie King jerry King Mark King Danny Kingery Darrell Kingery Ronda Laflen David Laughner Diana Laughner Mike Laughner Ronnie Long Rickie Lowry Clara Lydy james McQuern Pam Marshall Rickey Meadors Trudy Merrick Sue Ann Miller jack Mills Carol Mitzenberg Alicia Moore Charles Moore Mike Neuenschwander Eddie Orem Sue Paris Nancy Parsons Marybeth Payne Debbie Peacock Gordon Phillips Jody Plumback Shirley Poole jeff Price Ronald Price Karen Reed Gail Reed Eighth Eighth Donna Richardson Fred Richardson Pam Richey Edward Ridenour Kurt Riscow janet Robertson Lois Savage Jeff Scott Sheryl Sedwick Dena Sheets Juna Smith Robert Smith Sheila Smith janet Snodgrass Sandra Snyder Gregg Swackhamer Mabel Surber jon Trenary Craig Uitts Ray Unger Cassandra Virture jeanetta Wagner Margie Webster Marilyn Wilson Peggy Woods Esther Woods Phillip Woods jeff Wright Stephen Wyrick Kathy Young Marty Young Lou Ann Yount Karen Zeigler Stephen Zook ' fi V .v trv ' 't'- i g i .sf Q ff ' 1 . .,r, V w ut, W enue ' sg ' ity if , ?A aa ,, W 2 :ZF r 3 . 3 , 3, S ir H , F Q a J 'M P' 31-QW 3 Zxfjxxm A 8,5 r my . . KF' X ta RE Q is u X ,t,r-, , V A ,. iiii is -M? ' ' W tk , 1' .bv A A ' I y i W A K i t 2' W ' - - 3 f ,I if 'Pb i - ef- I , W m 5 ffeigfi ,Q ig-'wsgfzgfz-gg W' it ' 'Z if 3 Bi If at is 5 fm? W W 1. 3: Y 1 Q A new experience or the seventh Treasurer, jay Davisg Secretary, Carol Walker, Presi- dent, jan Garrison, Vice President, Randy Valley. ..,, an Q re x-'P ina T i far 5,1 IE A N 1 ,.,g,,v.+1a K i fi 5 kilt z J ,I - - 15, My, S-sg? ,W I , , if , e Beginning their first year at Central, the sev- enth graders searched the halls to find their hidden rooms. They discovered that upperclassmen could be quite helpful. After adapting to the school rou- tine, the seventh graders elected class officers, student council members, and cheerleaders. Their outstanding contribution, which consisted of 32134, was given to the Riley Fund. Vickie Adams Bruce Anderson Janice Anderson Ronnie Appleby Kevin Ault Diana Beard Richard Birden David Bogan Mary Bonecutter Kristine Brant ,- . Carla Bray Garry Bray Jerry Bray ' Ronnie Bray Debra Brown i 'A A 'L if W A ,,, V V A' Cheryl Buntin ' A A , , ' Kathy Butts ' -if E .-11- : Richard Cannon w ifi ? , Y '. Roger Carney vti U, r 1. t Y f sm iiferiws -1.1 iq, ig., g tkffwi 1,1 W: kj . ,, -3-if 5355: ,152 T trrt i eirt, A A A A ' ' e A ,,.. ' V Dorothy cfawiey - L i A ' . V Bradley Cten Shaw -2 3 -' f A fgQl,,-f Mafsh Cm . f s t ., X I xi, f Beverly Davis ,Q if T ree- 1,y., +f:4451,?aWf?sf, f 45 Seventh Carolyn Davis Jay Davis Megan Davis Ray Douglas jo Dow Penny Eli Teresa Fishback Vicki Gard Jan Garrison Dee Ann Habegger jan Harmon Martha Harris Jeni Hazlett Jana Helmberger Don Henderson julie Hillis Janet Hopp Randy Huffer Terry Keller Debra Kelly Keith Kendall janet King Joyce King Ricky King Nelson Kingery Cynthia Kirkendall Nancy Laughner Douglas Leazenby Donald Lecklitner Chuck Lindhorst Gayla Louks jeffrey Louks Victor Loveless Genise Lutz Ethel Mayfield Roberta McCormick Ann McDonald Kathy McMath Carol Milburn Nancy Mi1bu.m E? ra, fa in ijfwgfifi , . . will It Jie: fs . ,- Q9 . X ,gif A5 ,S Q E nigeria N 32 'QQ 35? 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'TQ .D '12 , 2 - N H ilk- V 47 Mary Miller Shirley Mills Greg Moore Pam Moore Mike Morris Pat Morris Wayne Morris Robert Mullins Carl Mundell Elaine Orem Vickie Orr jeff Otis Debbie Parker Loretta Patchett Majorie Payne Gloria Pearson David Pickard Tom Ploughe Allen Pulley David Pursifull Tim Quebe jeff Quick Kim Rawlings Chris Ricker janet Ricker Melinda Robin son Frances Roe Martha Rohrabaugh Marilyn Rubush John Sanders Mark Scolley Alyce Selke Steve Sharp Lynn Shirar Yvonne Smith James Snyder Bruce Steen Dianna Stockberger Diana Stowers David Summers Seventh Seventh K . v,.V Diana Surber - 9 ' W ' - Rachel Tamer A W L I -VQA li David Trees ,,1.V 5 5 I 1' Randy Valley I TA , LQVA A Brenda Walker W ,' Q V : in I 1, . .. fb l if 2 , ,,1:-, E ':f Q 'k 5 Carol Walker 1 - , llfi,, -.,n Ken Walker 'H' 3, ' A Q- H J 1l : 7 Dianna Watkins elif '.,, ' ly elf r Linda Webb s. vz.. , -,,, 'A5' , i A V -L Vg, Donna Webster .:fA-- ll . 'lr 1 K A Gay e Welch Z ..., LL V V L 1 Sue Wellman W reee W J gy, s Ricky Whiteman l l ,::- Par whifingef 7, K if .fhl il? John Wiseh art na. W -A ' , A' F ' fy - A Mir as X e e as s l if J an Woods Claude Ziebarth .' ,' ,,': i' ' ': . V ler Chris is outwitted by a female foe in Seventh graders exhibit their sectional seventh grade math class. spirit, 5- imigkvzal-:.gm.i?.M 5.il?kaSTel ADMI I TRA T10 fn, Richard Falls, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION: Ralph jordan, Treasurerg Raymond Rohrabaugh, jr., Memberg Clair johnson, Mem- berg Richard Falls, Superintendentg George Blackbum, Wlll 'Sl 'rl,. ' if Q in., - A' f 'lal .. K I mf-. A-Maw. ,A .WV ! WH -M' -,. - si - .. Marjorie Gossard, ' WW l , MY' hyd' l .1 Presidentg Paul M. D., Vice Presi Q secretaryg Mary McCain, secretary. Trees, Secretaryg Charles E. Bush, dentg Allan Wyrick, Member. Yr-:Af mum' CENTRAL 1 I Q FACULTY Open noon M OPPORTUNITY Mr. Wilbur Rule, Assistant Princi- pal, and Mr. Harlan Clark, Principal, discuss the opportunities of our progressive school. Janet Mennen, Secretary Joyce Rule, Secretary l so 7 , lwn.Jf Aff' Eric U. Wainscott Indiana, Butler BME, MM Music and Instrumental Music Band, Dance Band 'wif' f ik x t ,Maw Donald Garrison Ball State B.S. Drivers Education Sociology Warren Thomas Central Normal Butler B.S., M.s. Social Studies Ernest G. Hunt Ball State B.S. Science and Chemistry Science Club john M. Kramer Purdue, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan B.S., M.A.T., M.A. Biology Audio-Visual Director jill Pleshek Upper Iowa University A.B. B.S. English English l 9 ,,f--.s A N-, .1 john Crampton Ball State University 7th Grade Basketball 9th Football, Track 'BG '75 Purdue B.S.A. Marjorie Ridenour Sandra Pruitt Methodist Hospital, Ball State Purdue B.S. R.N. English School Nurse F.T.A. Sponsor Harold McKinney Science and Agriculture Seventh Grade Sponsor Louise Means Manchester A. B . English 1 f .,. C W., aa., is E' 9 I , af , A fr, 1, , . Mx ,,,,. more Ronald Rucker Michael Mixell Indiana Central Ball State Bs., M.s. History Social Studies Asst. Football, Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Spgnggr Basketball and Track Dorothy Eikenberry Purdue B.s., M.s. Vocational Home Economics Sunshine Sponsor Edwin Ly skowin Ski Central Normal, Univ. of Louisville A.B., M.A. Social Studies Eighth Grade Foot- ball Coach Nola Stowers Indiana State, Butler A.B. Mathematics Freshman Sponsor s ,NJ lt K Charles Whitlock Ralph L jordan jr Purdue Ball State B.P.E. Science Industrial Arts Asst. Football, Bas- ketball, and Track Coach O. L. Stowers Central Normal, Columbia A.B. Social Studies or sr EX PERIENUE wav, DRESSING TIME mtl? ff' li.- sail, M I S ,D ai Q Q ,, K -I A I ii',..,2: V: I 7,.sfli2?1f .1 tar' t, f Mit H ' Fffi ' 2 K - l lxifw f at Qt: t, v 1 b' as v k,.fl,: , - , 4 Q , . 1::,,,:s i f -f i I , V is ,Q-I, : 1 - s, - . . 1 , , . ,W ,Em . f ,,.Q,.. Y ' ' -fx 'Y W iiiiilzgg 1 C , . :zm flsii if I f t E ' f '- ' fisfsllgi.'. ,j A Ea cliffs ' 5 M 2 Jfyg.f,,yeg5,f: of ' fsfi ' f -ff' . fl ' , - ' - ' ' - i , gy,-J' 757 i ri -: '- - 4- .. '::g1y?f,7as,X '- A NJ- V -I. ' L- , , ,. 3. it griyifwgfis Q ,.,. , , K . .5 ,, q j i, :v ia ' , A 3 4 4 f ,. I ., A '-12p155245i. I t A' Q S, ,, 3 pr. - j , if ifa ' 'EWR YW- 5 ,. - ,V t A-'1 ' ' ...,..4 wi-My,-,,f.g3, ,, , , :Q , v xi gl51fv1,Q.,,.f,3...y, .--32. f' f V -fr ggfg rf V K fm it , 35, .V , at , . Y V I A t W W im lrs A Muriel Myers Indiana, Purdue A.B., M.S. Mathematics National Honor Society Sponsor 2 A X 'I 'J , M I V g .25 X . www I R 5 , ' . ., if , 1 s Iva McCreary Barbara Siegfried -ed I : L ' 5 Indiana, Ball State Purdue 'I S I r - A.B., M.A. B.S., M.A. 4 t u Speech and English English and Spanish I fifty! C -3 Centralian Sponsor Pep Club and Cheerleader K Vg 1334 A ' . .f llfff' li 1 I I ' 1 , S al- ' I, Gordon Gill Chester R. Phillips Ball State Indiana State B.S. B.S. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Lela Myers DePauw B.S. Music Choir Charles E. Campbell Marion College, Butler B.S., M.s. Art Artector Club .- Madge Davis Dick Walters Indiana Indiana Central B.S. Ball State Business Education B.S., M.A. it-- I Head of Business Dept. Senior Class Sponsor junior Class Sponsor Merle Cole Iohn Hobaugh Central Normal, Butler Purdue B S M S B.S., M.S. Science Guidance Counselor ' Q... ann., u....,U,aQ ....74.,..,. 4-.1 A-a-0 11- ,afar-udp ,.,,-Ps.. ,My .naw I I - 0 D I -53 c E cg 3 . ,,, I ki in va W, ' ' :+--1 -'2' 2 -:'..f2 f Ray Craft Butler, Indiana B.S., M.S. Physical Education and Baseball Coach Basketball, Cro s S-Country, Maury Waugh University of Dubuque Indiana B.S., M.S. Mathematics, Physical Edu- cation Football and Track Coach Lynn Addison Robert Brinson Purdue Purdue B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S. Vocational Agriculture Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor F.F.A. Advisor t-M.,....., ' nn1y.....t ,Al Sara Moncel Indiana Butler B.S. B.S., M.S. Business Mathematics Education jean Lambert Ball State B.S., M.A. Home Economics Sophomore Class Marian Moses Sponsor Florence Colby lndi ana B .S. Librarian Esther Falls Indiana A.B. English, History, Develop mental Reading Co-Sponsor of Ex Libris 'cg gi' , W My it Our serving personnel BUS DRIVERS: Front row: Roger jenkins, Morris Buck, Chester Stowers, joe Thompson, Bernard Stowers. Second row: Buzz Turner, Cecil Staton, Giles Stowers, COOKS: Front row: Irene Coleg Orpha Boyer, Audra Borders. Second row: Norma Stevens, Norma Hillis, Glenna Waters. e are if Q' s i el junior Stahl, Paul Milligan, Dwight Orem. Third row: Maurice Gossard, junior Cox, Herman Davenport, Robert Calloway, Lloyd Withrow, Roscoe King. CUSTODIANS: Front row: Roy Lindemayer. Second row: Fletcher Morris, Ople Buntin. Third row: Edith Huffer. ACADEMIC We at Clinton Central wish retiring V teacher Mrs. Muriel Myers many years ,A-sw , r of happiness. K My Mrs. Muriel Myers 57 lu isle 5 6555 e mor , ill V' V 1 af. i Oiiilaizitsni elmuelle N ' el pescador .Q los rows af x. Q In concho . 5' 'Q el froje de hui-1 :V , 1 . 1 2' el banudvf V .acid ln U'e ' .-A , , 2.Que se hoce 95 I' In Mrs. Bevelhimer's S anish class Teresa Habe er takes an active interest in P SS reading a Spanish newspaper. Students find that the library is a great aid to their education. YU XJISNUYU y JN: -Q 'B fa qmail. a., w mvv' 0 0 Q4 mama! ia mu: is Penh Central communicates through Thisyear the Language Arts Department stressed communication with others, both foreign and domes- tic. Besides offering six years of English, the department included developmental reading, speech, Latin I and II, and Spanish I and II. Students in these classes found the library useful for finding information for debates, term papers, and book re- ports. All students in the seventh through eleventh grades were required to take English, but senior English was an elective. Seventh and eighth graders studied vocabulary, grammar, short stories, and poetry, while freshmen became engrossed with Shakespeare's ROMEO AND -IULIET. Sophomores drilled on grammar and vocabulary and analyzed the novel SILAS MARNER. Studying early Amer- ican works, and stories by William Faulkner, jun- iors learned of their American heritage and the moral beliefs of American authors. Reading Greek mythology, BEOWULF, CANTERBURY TALES, and HAMLET occupied only a portion of the se- nior English students' time. The remainder of the year the students studied the compositions of es- sayists and critical and descriptive writers. 58 Students in Speech Class presented interpretive readings, pantomimes, and speeches, and partici- pated in debates. Presenting the Easter convoca- tion was a challenge to the speech students. Spanish I students enjoyed a Pinata Party at Christmas. Assorted candy fell from the pinata as the blindfolded students punctured it with a stick. Students in Spanish II listened to tapes to develop their ability to speak Spanish. Translation and memorization of Latin words were the main achievements of Latin I and II stu- dents. In Latin II, students studied the focal points of Roman History. This year Creative Writing replaced the Jour- nalism Class. The class comprised the CEN- TRALIAN staff which edited twelve issues of the CENTRALIAN. When the students weren't work- ing on the newspaper, they wrote short stories, feature stories, editorials, and poetry. To increase their reading ability, students en- rolled in developmental reading. The students increased their reading speed and comprehension. U09 f 's. ia language arts -vita., 1 A N Speech class isn't all speeches, as A. E. Purcifull's and La Rose Newell's pantomime shows. Developmental reading helps Dee Dee Flexter and Norman Smith to comprehend written material quickly. 59 jay Ricker shows lean Afflerbach the technique of finding logy8l:5. For the academic minded- no challenge is too great Unger's still proves the boiling point of alcohol in physics class. I ties rule few Students discovered a new world of their abili- The mastering of a slide of new math were only a The fact that Central of- in math this year. and the conception of the discoveries. fers seven different math courses from seventh grade to comprehensive math surprised the stu- dents. Central's science department, which includes seventh and eighth grade science, biology, chem- istry, and physics, had eager students. George Valley, a physics student, attended a science in- stitute at Indiana University last summer. This year he helped other students discover the impor- tance and rewards of studying science in high school. With a firm grip freshman biology students begin to un- cover their frogs' brains. Eai .f ag.. , . ,sift 1-fs Qgiggszfff i et, f5g9g,:,fn1!'w m,1:s2,2?gyV in . 1 12. A-iw Social studies stress world relationships Central's social studies classes revolved around the United States and world relationships and dif- ferences. By studying the climate and location of countries, the world geography classes accurately predicted the weather. Indiana, World and U.S. History, and government broadened the students' minds and helped them understand their responsi- bilities to their state and country. Economics classes experimented with stocks and bonds and developed their own companies. Taking a field trip to the Logansport mental hospital helped so- ciology students understand more about social problems within their community. U.S. History students concern themselves with current as well as past events. 0 A. ,. 5 QQ. ' . X ?f 5 . U ' f 1 a, JH' 'imp M A vw W I rx , i F ' -. Mlm. MW,W ygly ggtnfwyii, we ' . af , 5'-2 -' ,. 5' .ai 7 W 1 ik,, ,... I .dr-f K j I MW. Ur- 'X f r r s 1 Qliiif' 'Y' ii? it W ,,'fLf t K ' ,A , f Ye - ' - . 5 Marsha Sellers and Steve Ward have evidently found an interesting topic in their government paper. In social studies, one can travel all over the globe. Terry Newby skillfully operates a band saw. Faster than a speeding bullet, the first year typing class types between 20 and 70 words per minute. sl 62 'l Future architects complete their mechanical drawing lesson. Vocational courses Vocational agriculture students not only studied methods of new and old farm production, but they also studied the soil, crops, and livestock. By practicing parliamentary procedure, the students learned the procedure to conduct orderly meetings. They also kept accurate records of supervised farming projects. The training that the agriculture students received will enable them to begin farm- ing or to enter college with a well rounded back- ground in agriculture. Classesin the Industrial Arts Department includ- ed shop, printing, and mechanical drawing. Stu- dents learned new methods in welding, brazing, and soldering. By diligently working on the en- gines of tractors and cars, the knowledge that the students gained will enable them to become skilled mechanics. Printing students printed the lunch and milk tickets and also helped in printing cards and programs. By drawing blueprints, mechanical drawing students understood how buildings are con- structed. Because of the knowledge and skill that these departments have given Central's students, they will be prepared to enter a profitable occupation. Concerned with learning a skill, students in the Art, Vocational Home Economics, Vocational Ag- riculture, and Industrial Arts Departments leamed the techniques to run a sewing machine, a tractor, and a band saw, and learned to appreciate art. These departments offered different skills which will help these students in their future lives. Students in the Art Department tried their skill on projects, including ceramics, leathercraft, chalk murals, oil paintings, water colors, and posters. This year the best posters were entered in the WCTU nation-wide poster contest. The library beautifully displayed the art students' projects during the year. Adults in the Clinton Central School Corporation benefitted from the Art De- partment by taking night courses in leathercraft. Not only does the Vocational Home Economics Department include foods and clothing, but the girls learned nursing, home management, family living, interior decoration, nutrition, and etiquette. Senior and junior girls attended the 1967 Home Show at Indianapolis. Sophomore girls decorated the home economics showcase to stress to other students the importance of home economics and to portray the spirit of a season or holiday during the yeaf. Budding artists concentrate on a project develop useful skills for future years S X S 9 H Home Economics students decorate a showcase to share their accomplishments. 'iw Demonstrating their talented abilities, physical education girls attempt to make free throws. We prepare or safe, health future Mr. Garrison shines again after a driver's education pupil successfully parallel parks ,-g.- ,!'- ' -NT 64 In eighth grade physical education class these boys increase their brawn on the parallel bars. Y Physical education, drivers' education, and health and safety classes comprised the remainder of the curriculum at Central. Knowing the basic principles taught in these classes, students were ready to begin safer and healthier living. Students from the seventh to tenth grades were required to take physical education. Besides in- dulging in basketball and baseball, the boys worked on the trampoline, parallel bars, and wrestled. An advanced physical education class was offered to junior and senior boys interested in a strenuous program. Girls competed in volleyball, softball, and participated in gymnastics. A summer drivers' education class as well as the regular classes was offered to the students. After spending the first part of the course studying a textbook, students experienced the thrill of driving. Learning the hazards in the home and community and basic first aid, seventh, eighth, and tenth grade students began safer living. By studying the func- tions of the body, they were able to understand better their emotional problems. A student driver makes a tight squeeze into a parallel parking place during driver's training class. as .........,, 1 7 -' -- .j3ff.vxv.,f5y3..f, , . ifwt ' t' X,X,r...,--... l 65 i .,,, l x ffl'v-xxx ,-.-nm. ,f, '.. wx., 1 Q V Q , G75 ,fnrfff ' ' ' ' I 72 T'f ,'ff1f L3 ,'3 ', fffffy I, ' f , I 1 ' .. N---ff ff 1. , .. , f f 1 ri ' f 1 65 rg ,af at .-f. , ag-,ggiPx W.: iv' Ps M N Sw N Wx ER SR XX 4 SQ. NS fi Ss fx 5K 51 4. 2 ,av if .4 ff . ' r W ef 471' 4 ' Q.. JA . cf, SN CI' Sx Ex 'A 58 55 N tx 0 Sx ki SK gs FX px 5? NX . Qi fx 93 H M M 5 xl Sw. s. 4 i I 4 :- .- 141 '-1 fffflfaf. -1-.ff I - r U f ,fl gn? ,f ff' h,9,:f:',4 'f-Y? OR GANI ZA TI ONS The w1de choice of clubs and orgamzauons offered at C C is another example of Central on the Move Annual Staff Front row: Mrs. Davis, Sponsorg Patty Kingery, Pam Third FOW2 Geofge Valley, DOH Uflgeff Chaflmfe AVCIY, Meyer, Editorg Steve Marshallg Mrs. Falls, Sponsor. Steve Ward, Ralph Walker, jim Miller, Masal Flexter, Second row: Phyllis Huffer, Donna Evans, Mary Phillips, Mary Bond. Karen Shirar, Marsha Sellers, Gail Avery, Jayne Weaver. xy . ...www-QL!! ,A ,il B ' 1 A Annual Staffers select pictures to be placed in the yearbook. Ralph Walker congratulates Pam Meyer, recipient of Clinton Central's first Annie award. 68 Artector Club 5 Mary Ann McKinneyg Mr. Campbell, Sponsorg Larry Griderg Jim Savageg Dan Dinkeldeing Debbie Orrg Jane Masong Grace Stevensg Mona Cowellg Terry Newby. Artector 0 ficers Dan Dinkeldein, Presidentg Grace Stevens, Secretary-Treasurerg and jim Savage, Vice- President were the big three holding the Artector Club together. Centralian Staff Front row: Jayne Weaverg Mrs. McCreary, Advisorg Diana johnsong Reta Kirk- patrick. Second row: Patty Kingeryg Mary Charlesg Connie Sandersg Loretta Dunng Phyllis Hufferg Brad Hazlett, absent. High School Band Dance Band Front row: Linda Beard, Peggy Clark, A. E. Purcifull, Loretta Dunn, Patty Kingery. Second row: Don Unger, LaRose Newell, Carol McKinney, Jody Wilson. Third 70 row: Becky Quick, Mary Bond, Hillis Dunn, Kent Snipes Sam Gossard, Brenda Kinsler. Standing: Mr. Wainscott Danny Robertson. Band Ufflcers . 4 Gale Orem, Co-captaing Becky Quick, Student directory Sam Gossard, Co-captaing Mr. Wainscott, Directorg Brad Uitts, Librariang Renee Wilson, Librariang Carol McKinney, Librarian. 71 Drum Ma or Danny Robertson Junior H igh Band , I if V ..V', 2 V K ITA, - V, - I .A Q ,L r WY t W, Q Q' s'?j'f 51 I Q Mr? 9 District and State Band Contestants 72 Robed Choir State Chorus l Choir Ufficers First row: B. Quick, Asst. Librarian, S. Anderson, Attendance Recorder, J. Weaver, Robe Asst., Mrs. Myers, Director. Second row: C. Irby, Robe Chair- mang B. Wilkin, Student Directory M. Flexter, Pi- anistg J. Bradley, Asst. Librarian. Third row: B. Harmon, Asst. Librarian, B. Brock, Robe Asst.g S. Zetterberg, Asst. Attendance Recorder, B. Francis, Head Librarian. Fourth row: A.E. Purci- full, Chorus President, K. Snipes, Blazer Asst., J. Ricker, Blazer Asst.g S. Marshall, Vice Presi- dentg Tom Smith, Blazer Chairman. H igh School Chorus vw v J Q -0 Q Cadet Chorus , QI ffxl 1 .121 . 4, dl Junior High Chorus District and State C mET C u ?S' . Future Farmers 0 America F .F .A. Officers 76 Front row: Mr. Brinson, Advisorg Rex Rawlings, Vice Presidentg Tom Smith, Presidentg Ralph Walker, Vice Presidentg Mr. Addison, Advisor: Second row: Mike Guffy, Recording Secretaryg Don Faussett, Corre- sponding Secretaryg john Clements, Co-Re- porterg Ed Northrop, Treasurerg Terry Hillis, Treasurerg Dale Blanch, Co-Reporterg Larry Helmberger, Sentinel. G reenhand Officers Front row: Mr. Brinson, Advisor, Steve Neal, Also at the spring F.F.A. banquet the F.F.A. Sweet- heart was chosen. Connie Stevens, a Senior, was pre- sented with a necklace to show her royal ty, Included in the court was Patty Avery, junior, Kathy Avery, Sophomoreg and j anet Crum, Freshman. Secretary, john Fox, kins, Vice President, Lynn Addison, Advisor, Second row: Tom Selke, Sentinel, Marlin Morris, Tre asurer. At the spring chapter F.F.A. banquet, awards were presented to Larry Helmberger, Farm Man- agement, Ralph Walker, Leader- ship and Chapter Star Farmer, Tom Smith, President's Gavel, DeKalb Award, and Crop Farm- ing, Rex Rawlings, Impromptu Speakingg Richard Watkins, Es- say, Chuck Neal, Star Greenhand and Chapter Public Speaking. ssslr siii L f1r23SERAPBinizuxrm B251 Y 195' ,.. r . ' r U mmf e wb' 2 A k y r is y 5 iiiii ' 'll' A S A ' 'ef in lx l 5 A 5 i E f A v r X it Q I 77 President, Richard Wat- Reporterg Rob Heilman, Future Teachers 0 America Future Teacher 0 ficers Front row: Louis Evans, Vice Presidentg Connie Stowers, President, Mrs. Waugh, Sponsor. Second row: Pam Meyer, Secretary, Ralph Walker, Treasurer, Nancy Walker, Historian. 78 At the annual F.T.A. banquet, held at the Elks in Frankfort, Mrs. Waugh and the F.T.A. presentedDonna Evans and Connie Stowers with the Key Award, which is given to outstanding Senior Future Teachers. Girls' Athletic Association G.A.A. Officers Shirley Stroup, Presidentg Karen Northrop, Vice President, Mary jo Price, Secretary- Treasurer. ...---.sq 79 alps 1 1 1.4 J 1S Some of the high lights of the G.A.A. sea- son Were bowling at the Bowl 'n' Bun,partici- pating in a playday at Frankfort, the basket- ball game with the Frankfort G.A.A.,,and the volleyball contest with the girls and their mothers. In the District Track meet the freshmen placed second in their divisiong the senior high girls tied for last place. G.A.A. members who participated in the State Track meet on May 13 were Shirley Stroup, Barbara Walker, Kathy Avery, Betty Lawler, Brenda Yeary, Jean Anne Lindhorst, Debbie Huffer, Betty Trent, Mary Jo Price, Karen Northrop, Nancy Frye, Jody Wilson, janet Wood, Donna Carney, and jean Hawley. Latin Club Patricians Latin Club Officers Front row: Carol McKinney, Scribag Jayne Weaver, Nuntiag Loretta Dunn, Quaestor. Second row: Alan Gossard, Aedileg Danny Robertson, Consulg Masal Flexter, Consulg jay Ricker, Aedile. 5? it Mun, Seated on the floor in their Roman attire are some of the Sophomore Latin Club members. Gorging themselves, one sees them eating with their fingers as the Romans did. 80 Latin Club Plebians if Student Council Front row:M. Dow, Sec., D. Faussett, V. Pres., N. Smith, Pres., M. Butcher, Reporterg Mr. Rule, Unger, D. Carney, J. Garrison, J. Hazlert, D. Click. Third row: J. Harris, B. Anderson, L. Grider, D. Kingery, N. Kingery, I. Crum. Fourth row: L. Lamberson, B. Quick, J. McDonald. P. Avery, L. Evans, L. Davis, M. Sponsor. Second row: A. Gossard, S. Paris, G. Swackhamer, R. Brown. Fifth row: C. Avery, G. Valley, P. Paris, J. Fox, P. Clark. . .. .. .. -. .L W ational Honor Society Front row: George Valley, Pam Meyer, Phyllis Huffer, Mike Guffy, Linda Lamberson,joan Bradley, jean Bailey, Donna Evans, Marsha Sellers, Masal Flexter, Norman Loretta Dunn, Reta Kirkpatrick, jane Wilkin, Danny Smith. Second row: Mrs. Myers, Sponsor, Brad Hazlett, Robertson, Louis Evans. National Honor Society Ufficers Masal Flexter, Reporter, Marsha Sellers, Secretary, Donna Evans, Presidentg Phyllis Huffer, Vice Presi- dent, Norman Smith, Treasurer. 182 Science Club Science Officers Science Winners Front row: Lou Ann Unger, Carol Mitzenberg, Linda Bolinger, Janet Rule, Sheryl Sedwick. Second row: Barbara Wilkin, Elizabeth Dunn, Jody Wilson, Marsha Humberg, Judy Afflerbach. Third row: Pat Paris, Steve Rogers, Mike Brown, jeff Price, Beckie Francis. Fourth row: Norman Smith, Sam Gossard, Don Unger, Kent Mun- dell, George Valley. Front row: Barbara Wilkin, Secretary, Mr. Hunt, Sponsor. Second row: George Valley, Treasurer, Don Unger, Pres- ident, David Milligan, Vice President. 83 Pep Club The Pep Band was another organized Bulldog Booster. The Boys' Pep Club contributed much enthusiasm to urge the varsity on to victory. Pep Club Officers Front rowg Phyllis Huffer, Vice Presidentg Don Faussett, Vice Presidentg Craig Garrison, Presidentg LaRose Newell, President. Second row: Renee Wilson, Treasurerg Ed. Ridenour, Asst. Sergeant-at-Armsg Linda Beard, Asst. Sergeant-at-Armsg Brenda Kinsler, Sergeant-at-Arrnsg Creg Crum, Sergeant-at-Armsg Mike Brown, Treasurer. Varsity Cheerleaders Standing: Brenda Click, Charlotte Avery, Becky Quick. Seated: Charlyn Branstetter. B-Team Cheerleaders Margaret Dow, Jane Brant, jean Bram, Kathy Avery. Freshman Cheerleaders janet Crum, Chris Valley, Donna Carney, janet Rule. 86 Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Pam Richey, Dena Sheets, Sheryl Sedwick, Kay Coapstick. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders Jeni Hazlett, Carol Walker, Arm McDonald, Debbie Click. B7 Sunshine Society Sunshine Girls of the Month were chosen in a different manner this year. Points were given for committee members and special duties performed throughout each month. The Senior Sunshiner with the most points for each month became the girl of the month. Girls of the month were Patty Kingery, Connie Stevens, Linda Patchett, Sandy Zetterberg, Connie Stowers, Linda Beets, Martha Ault, Diana Scircle, Masal Flexter. The girl with the most points for the whole year was awarded Girl of the Year. Connie Stevens received this honor. Officers Front row: Gail Avery, Recording Secretaryg Barbara Wilkin, Pres- identg Susan Cline, Vice Pres- identg Chris Valley, Song Leader. Second row: jane Wilkin, Treas- urerg Beth Paris, Chaplaing Margaret Dow, Pianistg Janice McDonald, Corresponding Sec- retary. M ajorettes Marsha Sedwick, Janet Crum, Joyce Zetterberg, Toni Peggy Kingery, Joyce Russell, Betty Davis Norma Sheets, Sandy Zetterberg, Brenda Scircle, Martha Ault, MalJbiff9 Head Mai01'6UC, Diana SCil'Cle' ' ffice S taff Llbrary Staf 5 i Front row: Marsha Sellers and Gail Avery. Second row: Linda Corwin, Gayle Turner, and Mary Favors. Third row: Mary Charles, Charlene Shirar, Connie Stowers and Shirley Daulton. Nurses Staff -,., X: L41 Front row: Jayne Weaver and Gail Avery. Second row: Donna Evans, Susan Ander- son, and Shirley Hopp. Third row: Char- lotte Avery and Brenda Click. Front row: Linda Patchett, Linda Baker and Chris Pillion. Second row: Joyce Zetterberg, Mary Bond, and Connie Stevens. 90 SPUR T By winning the holiday toumey and tying for the football conference, these senior lettermen did their part to keep C. C. sports on the move. VARSITY FOOTBALL Qgzf' BU 223 L' it Q7 51 f Q 5 Sw. Front row: S. Davis, H. Fearnow, G. Valley, C. Garrison, Irby, E. Northrup, M. Walker, D. Hellman, 1. Brant. Top R. Perkins, S. Ward, S. Bush, L. Grider, B. Scott, G. row: S. Snell, P. Ward, D. Rhine, D. Rhine, B. Uitts, K. Rhine, J. Falls. Second row: G. Ward, A. Sanders, M. Douglass, G. Lindenmeyer, I. Robertson, R. Davis, S. Butcher, L. Unger, M. Guffy, T. Hillis, M. Rule, B. Scott, C, Henderson, L, Evans, manager, 1966 Gridiron Schedule C.C. Opponent Sept. East Tipp There 19 18 Frankfort There O 46 Clinton Prairie Here 26 0 Hamilton Heights There 27 27 Sheridan There 7 53 Oct. Delphi Here O 34 Western Here O 21 Carroll There 21 19 Westfield Here 42 0 1 Coach Waugh presents foot- ball awards: Harry Feamow, Outstanding Linemang Randy Perkins, Outstanding Back, Steve Ward, Mental Attitude, George Valley, Scholarship. 4, l ,f We l if fi. V, ' 1. he .1 fig. mga , ,Q amtlgs Us AV' P x. qv T Qs i:'ue?l xi 2. ig? .f , G Valley E R Perkms F G Rhme B Scott G. Falls 9 Davls T L Grxder T H. Feamow T S Bush C yggwf-W-..MM...,. W ., .,,.,. M f .1 , f 1-Q4 it i 7 ,,4B, FRESHMAN TEAM Front row: S. Neal, J. Altic, G. Hall, M. Morris, M. King. Coleman, R. Hellman, D. Wood, M. King, R. Kingery, Second row: D. Robertson, D. Robertson, D. Davis, M. Coach Crampton. Butcher, W. Zetterberg. Third row: H. Sleeth, Mgr., D. Building for a stronger future EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Front row: K. Ristow, S. Zook, R. jordan, K. Johnson, Kingery, T. Douglas, R. Long, G. Swackhammer. Third C. Uitts, G. Phillips, R. Grant, E. Ridenour, M. Neun- row: J. Barnes, M. Laughner, M. Young, R. Inman, W. schwander, D. Dunn. Second row: S. Evans, M. King, Bailey, G. Cline, Mr. Lyskowinski, Coach. R. Unger, D. King, J. Price, R. Clark, M. Crum, D. Front row: I. Trent, J. Catton, I. Miller, L. Helmberger, Mitzenberg, J. Stowers, D. Bradley, G. Hastings, M J. Clements, C. Alder. Second row: j. Dotson, J. Richey, Coach Craft. Central's Striders strive or victories 1966 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS Clow score lstl Clinton Central 28, Clinton Prairie 31 Clinton Central 34, East Tipp 23 Clinton Central 53, Wainwright 20, Southwestern 64 Clinton Central 59, Carroll 34, Western 34 Clinton Central 43, Frankfort 18 Carroll Invitational -- Central 5th of 6 teams Clinton Central 36, Thorntown 24 Clinton Central 36, Lebanon 25 Clinton Central 28, Sheridan 27 Clinton Central 39, Delphi 22 Clinton Central 43, Carmel 20 Conference --Central 6th of 7 teams Frankfort lnvitational-- Central 8th of 10 teams Delphi Invitational --Central 17th of 21 teams Sectional -- Central 18th of 22 teams 95 Left to Right G Rhine S Gossard M Richey G C Alder Kneeling: Coach Craft, D. Blanch Manager Hastmgs M Butcher J Stowers Scholarship Award Asst Coach Whitlock. Dave Bradley Senior Forward Team Captain Reboundxng and Free VARSITY BASKIZ'g?'?IgL SCHEDULE Throw Awards 19 9 7 Tipton 59 Sharpsville-Prairie 59 Frankfort 63 Delphi 56 Carrol 68 Brownsburg 48 Zionsville 50 Westfield 54 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Clinton Prairie 56 Rossville 49 Cass 60 Clinton Prairie 54 Northwestern 61 Western 60 Eastern 45 Sheridan 63 Thorntown 54 West Lafayette 52 Carmel 75 East Tipp 74 SECTIONAL Delphi 61 . x ri J: 7,1 is X 4 , ,Q Al f W-Y-Av. ,S 9 ., WYIIQ f 3, 'HH . ,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,. . V. ,A ' Mid-Central Con erence 66 Champs Top row: Coach Whitlock, M. Guffy, L. Unger, D. Heil- Bottom row: M. Rule, E. Northrop, B. Uitts, G. Bowman man, G. Hastings, D. Miller, J. Clements, K. Douglas. G. Lindenmayer, L. Davis. l 9 Central s F rosh Bottom row: S. Neal, M. Brown, R. Cline, M. King, R. Kingery. Second row: Coach Rucker, G. Henderson, D. Carney, N. Beard, R. Helmberger. Third row: J. Byers, R. Hellman, M. Morris, D. Linson. WDM' 115i 9. Eighth Grade Basketball Bottom row: M. Crum, R. Long, M. King, R. Unger, T. Douglas. Second row: Coach Rucker, D. Kingery, R. Grant, G. Crum, K. johnson, K. Ristow. Third row: S. Zook, G. Phillips, R. Clark, R. jordan, M. Laughner. Wrestling lg . he f .M T , 5 f ' W 4.3 Wx f , f .2- 4 KA gxwv- . . ' 'Q .ar-'A , ng 'Vi 1 J , I ii ff u .. sf K -'K M . E i ,str sg .Q I 8 .7 .LQ N. 5 1 Q? k 15,5 It 4 R 9 3 2 l X, al. H ii Qi x .z - ' W i X :V ' X X M , Seventh Grade Basketball Bottom row: G. Moore, B. Cren- shaw, W. Morris, R. Valley, C. Lindhorst, V. Loveless, J. Loucks. Second row: P. Rogers, S. Sharp, I. Quick, R. Price, D. Summers, T. Ploughe, D. Lecklitner, T. Harmon, R. Carney. Third row: B. Steen, D. Trees, R. Douglas, A. Pulley, G. Swackhammer, J. Davis,N. Kingeryg J. Woods, R. Whiteman, Coach Crampton. Bottom row: J. Catton, J. Brant, G. Hall, M. Watkins, L. Grider. Second row: D. Bond, D. Coleman, D. Rhine, j. Robertson, M. Kelly, B. Irby. Third row: A. Gossard, J. Charles, M. Walker, C. Ridenour, D. Rhine, S. Reynolds, S. Scott, X. Anderson. Os ! s 'f W - s . , 2 E a t l .t 5 e - X , is zflitfi T t1,,. e ttne 'B J axi' VARSITY TRACK First row: F. Kelly, T. Hillis, 1. Stowers, J. Mitzenberg, D. Heilman, K. Douglas. Third row: J. Webster, W. G. Rhine, E. Northrop, L. Unger, G. Lindenmayer, L. Zetterberg, M. King, S. Reynolds, D. Linson, R. Kingery Evans, Manqger. Second row: L. Helmberger, D. Rhine, R. Heilman, I. Newby, Manager. D. Rhine, J. Dotson, J. Trent, K. Zook, A. Gossard, indermen's best year Varsity letter winners First row: L. Helmberger,j. Robertson, A. Sanders, J. Dotson, J. Mitzenberg, G. Ward. Second row: M. D. Hellman, T. Stevens, L. Unger, G. J. Stowers, E. Northrop, M. Guffy, T. Hillis M Junior H igh Track First row: W. Morris, R. Valley, R. Mullins, S. Sharp, B. Crenshaw, J. Quick, P. Rogers, C. Lindhorst, D. Henderson. Second row: A. Pulley, R. Whiteman, G. Moore, D. Lecklitner, N. Kingery, J. Harmon, T. Ploughe, D. Trees, R. Douglas, Davis. Third row: Coach Crampton, G. Cline, I. Price, S. Evans, R. Clark, M. Crum, R. Grant, R. Unger, Coach Rucker. Fourth row: M. King, J. Wright, S. Zook, J. Barnes, G. Johnston, D. Dunn, D. Kingery, G. Crum. Varsity Baseball Team Front row: S. Gossard, B. Alder, M. Richey, T. Hillis, M. Rule, L. Grider, B. Laughner, J. Robertson. Third M. Guffy, J. Clements, D. Heilman, D. Coleman. Second POW! COBCI1 Craft, G- Laughflef, S- Payne, S. Neal, M. row: D. Blanch, G. Rhine, G. Valley, B. Irby, C. Neal, M0ffiS, M- Walker, R- Wafkiflsy D- GUffY- mf gf, ,, ,, f .9 r riire Scene from Our Town So this is what the teachers do in the lounge! 1 IW , ' ' V, W I ? 'W , ' X . ,: -' fe Q 5 2 5 Y Nfl MD X' A N : ,.. - 5 Senior men show their appreciation to Mr. Gill and jake Bond demonstrating a machine Mrs. Mao for vistors to the Shop Exhibit. The Choral Aires portray Christmas carolers during the annual Christmas Concert. A1-la' 15 102 'ln-mn C 6 J :Q 4 Y Highlights o 1967 'A -WSEK we 21 :nfl '19 Practicing her skills at student teaching, Diana Scircle tackles the problems of world history. Football and basketball games, Band Varieties, student teaching, the junior-Senior Prom, conven- tions, and music concerts highlighted 1967. Plac- ing third in the Sectional Track meet at Lafayette was a big event for the track members and avid fans. Each student had at least one event he will always remember, and to many like the Senior Class all of 1967 was one lasting memory. Charging across the field, the Bulldogs push for a touch- down. While m3StCrir1g 21 chemistry PrOlDl6rf1, Gypsy Rose Gossard and Little Egypt Paris strip to the tune of Mr. Hunt strikes a familiar pose. When I Take My Sugar to Tea. 103 Steve Rodgers consoles daughter Susan Cline about her marriage in the play Our Town. Danny Parker picks a tune for a demonstration speech. Following the philosophy of Machiavelli, Mr. Rucker At the Latin Club Initiation Craig Ridenour proves that raises school spirit during a pep session when he states he can roll an olive across the room with his nose. that the end justifies the means. Newlyweds Mr. 8a Mrs. Waugh cut their cake at their wedding Mr. Wainscott is completely bewildered that he reception. has another successful concert band. Wi? Wlth commencement 1967 moves to end While the tunes of Halls of Ivy and P0mp and Circumsrancen bring a tear to the eye of each senior, salutatorian George Valley and valedictorian Norman Smith shake hands, ever remembering their personal accomplishments and pleasant memories. By revealing the accomplishments of all Central's students in pictures, the 1967 EX LIBRIS staff has shown why CENTRAL'S ON THE MOVE. The purpose of the 1967 EX LIBRIS is not merely to express a theme, but its main purpose is to serve as a memory book. Over the years sweet memories may be for- gotten. Exciting football games, being crowned homecoming queen, preparing for Band Varieties, winning the Holiday Tourney, and beautifying the gym for Prom night will not easily be forgotten, but the fun times in English, Math, or History class may. Working night and day, the EX LIBRIS Staff hopes that it has successfully preserved these memories for you. The future is still our own, but we believe that the past is not forever gone because it can be relived again and again through the pages of each yearbook. Pam Meyer Editor 105 For the Best in Laundry Service AMERICAN LAUNDRY 409 E. Washington St. Phone 654-4522 For the Finest in Dry Cieaning Service RR. No. 2 Phone: Geetingsvilie Frankfort, Ind. 258-2821 H. VERNON UNGER Insured Savings Western Reserve Life Assurance Co. of Ohio AMERICAN SERVICE CLEANERS 408 N. Columbia St. Phone 654-4333 If it can be washed or cleaned we can do it better. NEWELL T.V. 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Altic, Jim ...... Amos, Kathy . . . Anderson, Xen . . Avery, Kathy .... Afflerbach, Jean . . Archibald, Stanley . . . . Avery, Patty .... Abbott, Peggy . . . Alder, Charles . . Anderson, Susan . . Ault, Martha .... Avery, Charlotte . . Avery, Gail Ann . . . . . . Beard, Diana ..... . . . Birden, Richard . . Bogan, David . . . Bonecutter, Mary . . . . . Brant, Kristine . . Bray, Carla . . . Bray, Garry . . Bray, Jerry . . Bray, Ronnie . . Brown, Debra . . Buntin, Cheryl . . . Butts, Kathy . . . Bailey, Wesley . . Barnett, Charles . . . . . . Barnett, Mike . . . . . . . . Barnett, Rebecca . . . . . Barnes, Jeff ..... Biery, Patty .... Bolinger, Linda . . . . . Bradshaw, Becky . . . . . Brant, Craig ..... Barrett, Jack .... Beard, Janet . . . Beard, Neal . . . Beets, Julia .... Bond, Mary Jane . . . . . . Boone, Mike . . . Bowman, Lois . . Boyer, Phil . . Bray, Larry . . Bray, Louis . . Brown, Mike . . . Burgin, Jackie . . . Butcher, Mark .... Byers, John . ...... . . . Baker, David Wayne Barrett, Lee Anna . . . . . . Beard, Linda .... Bingaman, Donald . . . . . . Bond, Diana ..... Bowman, Gene . . . Bradley, Max . . . Brandt, Jane . . . Brandt, Jean . . . Brant, Joe . . . Bray, Brenda . . Bailey, Jean . . . Bettis, Judy . . . Biery, Cathy . . . Blanch, Dale . . Boone, Rita . . . Bowman, Carl . . . Boyer, Jane ..... Bradley, Joan .... Branstetter, Charlyn . . . . . Bray, Arthur ....... . . . Brock, Betty ------ - - - Burgin, Joe - - - Butcher, Morris- - - Butcher, Virginia- - Baker, Linda ---- Barrett, Linda- - - Beets, Lindai - - - Bingaman, Jane- - - Bond, Jake .-.- Bond, Mary ---- Bowers, Danny - - - Bradley, David - - - Bray, Walter - - - Buntin, Tom - - - Burkhalter, Gerry- - Bush, Steve ----- Cannon, Richard - - Carney, Roger ---- Click, Debbie ---- Crawley, Dorothy- - Crenshaw, Bradley - Crum, Leon --'-- Crum, Marsha ---- Carney, Richard - - Carroll, Guy Junior Cheek, Kathleen . . Cheek, Norma ---- Church, David. . . Church, Mike - - - Clark, Rex - - - Cline, Greg ---- Coapstick, Kay - - - Cox, Debbie ----- Crum, Greg ----- Crum, Mike ------ Cunningham, John - Campbell, Gary - - - Carney, Artus. . . Carney, Daniel - - - Carney, Donna ---- Carter, Chris - - - Carter, Phil ----- Catron, Mark ----- Clevenger, Mary Jo- - - - - - Cline, Roger --... Coleman, Daniel - - Creasy, Ronald- - - Cropper, Jasper . . . Crum, Denise - - - Crum,Janet....... .. Catron, Linda Jo - - Chamberlain, Christine ----- Chambers, Larry - - Charles, Jimmy . . . Cheek, James' - - Cheek, Wanda . . . Clark, Vicki ----- Coapstick, Janet - - Cowell, Mona ---- Cripe, Randall - - - Crum, Diana ---- Carter, Stephen- - - Catron, Jeff .... Cheek, Linda - - ' Cheek, Shirley - - - Clark, Peggy - - - Clements, John - - ' Click, Brenda - - - Click, James - - - Cline, Susan ---- Corwin, Linda - - Carney, Janice - - - Charles, Mary - - - Cox, Pam ---- 7 8 9 10 ll 12 7 8 9 10 ll 12 7 8 9 10 ll 12 7 8 9 10 Davis, Beverly - - Davis, Carolyn - - Davis, Jay ---- Davis, Megan - - Douglas, Ray - - Dow, Jo ...... Davis, Brenda- - - Davis, Linda ---- Dinkeldein, Linda Douglas, Terry - - - Dunn, David -.-- Dunn, Elizabeth - - Davis, Daniel' - - Davis, David -'-- Douglas, Ricardo- - Davis, Betty - - - Davis, Larry . . . Davis, Phillip - - Davis, Randall- - - Douglas, Kenneth . Dow, Margaret- - - Dunn, Hillis ---- Davis, Richard - - Dircks, Erich . . Dotson, James . . Dunn, Loretta- - - Daulton, Shirley - - Davis, Steve - Dinkeldein, Dan ' - Dircks, Gail .... Eli, Penny ------ Earl, John -- Eastwood, Kenneth Eli, Jay ....... Eli, Mike ....... Evans, Steve - - Earl, Raymond - - Eller, Larry ---- Earl, Kenneth ---- Evans, Donna Kay - Evans, Kathryn- - - Evans, Louis - - - Earl, L arry ----- Erickson, Marilyn- Evans, Donna- - - - Fishback, Teresa ' Freeman, Danny - - Favors, Morris - - Fearnow, James - - Fearnow, Steve- - Fox, John ..... Freeman, Cheryl ' ' Frye, Nancy . . . Faucett, Phillip . . Fearnow, Jill- - - Fausett, Trudy - - Faussett, Don . . . Favors, Mary ---- Fearnow, Linda - - Falls, Jeff ----- Fearnow, Harrison - Flexter, Masal - - - Francis, Beckie - - Gard, Vicki ..... Garrison, Jan - - - Gallichan, Ronnie - Gard, Debbie .... Goodnight, Mary - - Goodnight, Wayne - Gosewehr, Mike - - Grant, Roger ---- Gray, Vickie ' - Guffy, Janis - - Griffin, Patty. . . Guffy, David- - - Gunn, Bridget: . . Gossard, Alan. . . Grider, David - - - Graves, Danny - - Guffy, Mike ---- Garrison, Craig - - - Gaylor, Phyllis - - Gossard, Sam - - - Grider, Larry ---- Habegger, Dee Ann- - - - - -46 Harmon, Jan ---- Harris, Martha- - - Hazlett, Jeni - - - Helmberger, Jaria- Henderson, Don' ' - Hillis, Julie '--- Hopp, Janet ' ' ' Huffer, Randy - . - Hale, Linda - - - Hall, Jeff ---- Hansen, Jackie - Harris, Janet - ' Harshbarger, Janice Hendryx, Patti . . . Houston, Judy - - Huffer, Chris . . Huffer, Joyce . . Hughes, Karen - - - Humburg, Marsha - Hymer, Terry ---- Hagerty, Don - - Hall, Greg - . . Harris, Terry - - Hastings, Dane - Hawes, Dennis Hawley, Jean . . Hazletr, Doug - - - Heilman, Robert' - - Helmberger, Ricky - Henderson, Gary . . Hicks, Sam ..... Hale, Alan .... Hale, Terry - - - Hawley, Janet . . . Heilman, Daniel . . Henderson, Billy - - Henderson, Calvin - Houchens, Harold - Huffer, Deborah - - Harmon, Betty . - - Hastings, Gale - - - Hazlett, Brad ---- Helmberger, Larry ' Hendryx, Don ---- Hillis, Terry . . Habegger, Teresa Hall, Darlene ---- Harshbarger, Bill- - Hawes,'Danny - - - Henry, Linda - - Hensley, Steve Hopp, Shirley - - Huffer, Phyllis - Inman, Randy - - Irby, Robert - - - Irby, Connie ---. Jackson, Cathy - Johnson, Keith . . Johnson, Rick - - Johnson, Vicki - - Johnston, Gary . . . Jordan, Rickie - - Jackson, Pamela- - Johnson, Diana- - - Johnson, Kathy - - Johnston, Glen - - Jackson, Marsha - - Johnston, David - - Keller, Terry ,,,, Kelly, Debra ,,,, Kendall, Keith - - King, Janet - - - King, Joyce - - - King, Ricky ----- Kingery, Nelson - - Kirkendall, Cynthia Kallner, Ricky 3 - - Kelch, Blake - - . Kelch, Britt- - - King, David - - - King, Debbie - + King, Jerry . . . King, Mark '--- - Kingery, Danny - - Kingery, Darrell - - Kelly, Jerry - - - King, Mark - - King, Mike --'- Kingery, Peggy. . . Kingery, Robert - - Kirkpatrick, James - - - . . . Koppelmann, Kenneth Keller, Ted - - - - - Kelly, Max . ..... . . . Kercheval, Paul ' - King, Gerald ---- Kinsler, Brenda - - Kelly, Carolyn . . . King, Johnny - ' - Kirkpatrick, Reta - Kelly, Fred .... Kingery, Patty - ' - Laughner, Nanci - - Leazenby, Douglas - - - - ' - Lecklitner, Donald - Lindhorst, Chuck - - Louks, Gayla ---- Louks, Jeffrey - - - Loveless, Victor' - Lutz, Genise ---- Laflen, Ronda ---- - - - Laughner, David - - Laughner, Diana - - Laughner, Mike - Long, Ronnie - - Lowry, Rickie . . Lydy, Clara ----- Laughner, Robert- - Laughner, Terry . . Linson, Danny - - - Languell, Ledina - Languell, Regina - Lawler, Betty - - - Lindenmayer, Gary - - - - - - Lindhorst, Jean . . Linson, Michael - - Louks, Janie ' - - Lamberson, Linda - Laughner, Gary - - Long, Susan ---- Lowry, Carolyn- - - Louks, Michael - - - Louks, Steve ---- Lowry, Raymond - - Mayfield, Ethel - - McCormick, Roberta- - - - - McDonald, Ann . . . McMath, Kathy - - - Milburn, Carol - - - Milburn, Nancy - - - Miller, Mary - - ' Mills, Shirley - - - Moore, Greg '--- Moore, Pam - - Morris, Mike- - Morris, Pat - - Morris, Wayne - - Mullins, Bobby - - - Mundell, Carl - - McQuern, James - - Marshall, Pam . . . Meadors, Rickey - - - - - Merrick, Trudy . . . Miller, Sue Ann ' - - Mills, Jack ----' .Mitzenberg, Carol ' Moore, Alicia ---- Moore, Charles . . . Malcolm, Russell - - Marshall, Deborah . Martin, Dale -'-- Martin, Patricia - Menard, William - - Miller, Diane ' - - Mooney, Linda ' - Morris, Marlin ' ' - McFarland, Regina Martin, Jane ---'- Martin, Terry - - Mayfield, Cathy - - Menard, Eunice - - - Miller, Darrell - - - Miller, David Mills, Cheryl - - ' Molden, Connie - - Moore, Fred ---- Mullins, Marietta - - McCormick, Nedra - McCoy, Richard - ' McDonald, Janis - - McKinney, Carol - - McKinney, Edward - McKinney, Mary Ann McMath, Karen - - - McQuinn, Michael . Mabbitt, Norma - - - Marsh, Richard - - - Mason, Jane Ann- - Mayfield, Hubert - . Merrick, Amy - - V- - Michael, David- - - Milburn, Susan - - Millet, Julia ----- Mitzenberg, James - Mooney, Shirley 5 - Moore, Darlene - - Morris, David . . . Morris, Mike - - Mundell, Kent A- - McGill, Vicki- - - McQuinn, Nancy - - Marsh, Jack ---- Marshall, Steve - McGill, Dannie - - - Meyer, Pamela - - Michaels, Phil - - - Miller, Jim ------ Milligan, David ---- Neuenschwander, Mike Neal, Steve ------ Neely, Sally ------ Newby, Jennifer - Neal, Charles --'- Neely, Lawrence - - Northrop, Karen- - - Newby, Mark - - - Northrop, Ed - - - Newby, Terry . . . Newell, Rosie - - Orem, Elaine - - - Orr, Vickie' - - - Otis, Jeff - - Orem, Eddie- - - Orr, Julia - - Orem, Fay ---- Ostler, Linda - - - Orr, Debbie . . . Orem, Gale - - ' Ostler, Debbie - - Parker, Debbie - - ' Patchett, Loretta - - Payne, Marjorie - Pearson, Gloria - - Pickard, David - - - Ploughe, Tom? - - Pulley, Allen . . . Pursifull, David . . Paris, Sue ..... Parsons, Nancy . . Payne, Marybeth - - Peacock, Debbie . . Phillips, Gordon . . Plurnback, Jody. . . Poole, Shirley - - Price, Jeff ..... Price, Ronald. . . Paris, Beth . . . Payne, Barbara . Payne, Linda . . Peak, Sherrie . . Pearson, Connie . Pickard, Jerry. . . Ploughe, Linda . . Poole, Nancy . . . Pritts, Sue .... Parker, Danny .... Patchett, Steven . . Peacock, Michael . Pillion, Christina - Poole, Gloria . . . Price, Mary Jo . . Pursifull, James . Payne, Sam . . . Poole, Doris - Paris, Par .... Parker, Mike - - Patchett, Linda - Perkins, Randy. . . Phillips, Mary . . Purcifull, A. E.- - - - - - Quebe, Tim -... Quick, Jeff - - - Quick, Becky . . . Rawlings, Kim . . Ricker, Chris - - - Ricker, Janet ...- Robinson, Melinda. Roe, Frances ---- Rohrabaugh, Martha Rubush, Marilyn . . Reed, Karen .... Reed, Gail ----.. - - - Richardson, Donna. Richardson, Fred - Richey, Pam .... Ridenour, Edward . Ristow, Kurt .... Robertson, Janet - - Reed, Ronald ---- Rhine, Carol .... Rhine, Steve .... Roberts, Kathy - - - - - - Robertson, Dale - - - - - Robertson, Daniel . Robertson, Jennifer Roe, Linda .-.-. Robinson, Melissa Rubush, Sharon- - - Rule, Janet .... Randle, Diana - . . Reynolds, Steven- - Rhine, Dale ..... Rhine, Dane .... Rhine, Patricia - - - Ridenour, Craig. . . . . . Ristow, Kathleen. . . - - - Robertson, Jeffrey - - - - - - Robinson, Deleda- Rubush, William- - Rule, Mark ,.,,, Russell, Dale . . . Rawlings, Rex- - Ricker, Jay, ---. Robertson, Dan . . . . . . Rogers, Steve - . Russell, Joyce . . Randle, Bonnie - - - - - - Rhine, Gary . . . Richey, Monte- - Robinson, Bill. . . Sanders, John - - - Scolley, Mark - - - Selke, Alyce- - - Sharp, Steve - Shirar, Lynn . . Smith, Yvonne- - Snyder, James- - Steen, Bruce ---- Stockberger, Dianna Stowers, Diana . . Summers, David- - - Surber, Diana - - - Savage, Loib . . Scott, Jeff ..... Sedwick, Sheryl- - - Sheets, Dena ---- Smith, Juna ---- Smith, Robert . . Smith, Sheila - - - Snodgrass, Janet - - Snyder, Sandra ---- Swackhamer, Gregg- Surbevr, Mabel .... Scolley, Ida --.-. Selke, Thomas - Sellers, Janet . . . Sheets, Toni . . . Shirar, Rose Ann . Smith, Harry .... Snipes, Beverly. . . Stockberger, Linda- Samuels, Susan. . . Sanders, Allen - - Scircle, Brenda- - Scott, Steven. . . Sedwick, Marcia Sharp, Hope ---- Shirar, William ---- Singleton, Jane Ann Sleeth, Henry .... Smith, Dennis - Smith, Tom- - - Snell, Steven' ' Sorling, Scott - - Stevens, Ward - - - Stockberger, Max. . Stroup, Shirley ---- Swackhammer, Connie- - - - - Savage, James . . . . . . . . Smith, Charlotte. . . Snell, Terry . . . Snipes, Kent. . . Spray, Peggy . . Stevens, Terry. . . Stowers, Jay .... Samuels, Ed - - - Sanders, Connie- Scircle, Diana . Scott, Bill ----- Scott, Jennifer- - - Sellers, Marsha - - - Sharp, Faith .... Sheets, Ted - - - Shirar, Charlene- - Shirar, Karen - - Smith, Norman. . . Smith, Torn ------ Snodgrass, Charles - . . . Stevens, Connie. . . Stevens, Grace - Stowers, Connie- Suhre, Roger ---- Tarner, Rachael- - - Trees, David ---- Trenary, Jon .... Tamer, Michael- - - Terrell, Richard- - - Trenary, Jack- - - Ticen, James . . Tilley, Randy - - Trent, Joe . . . Turner, Gayle . Th arp, Paul .... Thompson, Larry - Trent, Betty - - - - Uitts, Craig ---- Unger, Ray.... Uitts, Bradley. . . Unger, Unger, Unger, Unger, Valley, Jon . . . Randy - - - Larry- - Don ..... Randy. . . Virture, Cas sandra Valley, Valley, Walker, Walker, Walker, Christina- George - - Brenda - - Carol - - - Ken . . . Webb, Linda- - - Webster, Donna . Welch, Gaye .... Wellman, Sue - - - Whiteman, Ricky - Whitinger, Pat - . Wisehart, John - - Woods, Jan .... Wagner, Jeanetta- Webster, Margie - Wilson, Woods, Woods, Woods, Wright, Wyrick, Marilyn- - Peggy- - - Ester - - - Phillip . . . Jeff .... Stephen- - Waggoner, Jarilyn- Walker, Sam ---- Watkins, Michael. Watkins, Richard- Webster, John ---- Wilson, Jody . . . Wood, Dennis . Wood, Janet - - - Woods , Paul- - - Wyrick, Eva ---- Walker, Barbara - - Wallace, Michael. Wallace, Michele- Ward, Gary ..... Ward, Phillip . . . Wilson, James- Woods, Dennis- - - Walker, Frank - - - Walker, Mark - - - Walker, Nancy. . . Weaver, Brenda . . Wilkin, Jane- - - Wilson, Renee. . Wood, Patsy ---- Wyrick, Andrew- - Wyrick, Verle - - - Walker, Ralph - - Ward, Steve . . . Weaver, Jayne . . Wilkin, Young, Young, Yount, Ye ary, Young, Barbara . . Kathy - ' ' Marty - - - Lou Ann- - Brenda- - - John .... Ziebarth, Claude- Zeigler, Karen . . . Zook, Stephen . . Zetterberg, Wendell Ziebarth, Jane - - Zook, Kathleen. . Zook, Keith .... Zetterberg, Joyce- Zook, James ---- Zetterberg, Sandra Addison, Lynn . . . Brinson, Robert . . Campbell, Charles . Clark, Harlan . . . Colby, Florence . . Cole, Merle .... Craft, Ray ...... Crampton, john . . . Davis, Madge .... Davis, Sue ...... Eikenberry, Dorothy Falls, Esther .... Falls, Richard . . . Garrison, Don . . Gill, Gordon . . . Hobaugh, john . . . Hunt, Ernest . . . Kramer, John .... Lambert, jean . . . Lyskowinki, Edwin McCreary, Iva .... Borders, Audra . . . Boyer, Orpha . . . Buntin, Ople . . . Cole, Irene ..... Clinton Central Faculty . . . 54 McKinney, Harold . . . . . 54 Means, Louise . . . - - 53 Mixell, Michael . . - - - 50 Moncel, Sara . . . . - - 55 Moore, Crystal . . . - - - 54 Moses, Marian . . . - - - 54 Moudy, Mary jo . . ' ' ' 51 Myers, Lela . . . ' ' ' 54 Myers, Muriel . . . . - - - 55 Phillips, Chester . . - ' - 52 Pieshek, Jill . . . . ' ' ' 55 Pruitt, Sandra . . . ' ' ' 49 Rucker, Ronald . . - - 51 Rule, Wilbur .... . ' ' 55 Siegfried, Barbara . . ' ' '54 Stowers, Nola . . . ' '51 Stowers, O. L. . ' ' ' 51 Thomas, Warren . . ' 55 Wainscott, Eric . . . ' ' ' 52 Walters, Dick . . . ' ' 55 Waugh, Maury . . . Personnel . - - 57 Lindenmeyer, Roy . . . 57 McCain,Mary..... 57 57 Mennen, Janet . . . Morris, Fletcher . . . Gossard, Marjorie . - - - 49 Ridenour, Marjorie . . . Hillis, Norma .... . - - 57 Rule, Joyce . . . . . . Huffet, Edith . . . .............. 57 Spray, Joan , , , , , , , Waters, Glenna ..................... 57 O Board of Education Blackburn, George ..... . . . 49 Rohrabaugh, Raymond, J Bush, Charles, Jr., M.D. . . A. . 49 E Trees, Paul ..... . . . johnson, Clair ...... . . . 49 Wyrick, Allan . . . jordan, Ralph . . . . . . 49 120