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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

Ex Libris Clinton Central High School Michigantown, Indiana 46057 1973 Volume H Central Day By Day Dave Zook, Dave Johnson, Bruce Huffer and Greg Fearnow are found in a rather unusual situation in the C.C. library. TABLE OF CONTENTS :i School Scenes.. Organizations. Sports........ Administration and Faculty. Classes................... Junior High............... Advertisements............ ....1 ....15 ....39 ....53 ...71 ...97 ,...113 Karen Campbell tries to find the cold one! Mel and Dave as usually seen. Susie Marshall and Lisa Clark enjoy a moment together. 4 A Variety of Events Fill Students’ Day Rod Webb and Allen Laflen in a typical scene as the day begins. b Eighth Grade American Legion Award winners are Cynthia Hopp, Julie Watson, Glenn Crum and Bob Williams. Juniors chosen for Boys’ and Girls’ State are Julia Davis, Kevin Miller, Julia Carter, Mary Lynn Matthews, Steve Davis and Nita Wyrick. American Legion Award...............Bob Williams Glenn Cmm Julie Watson Cynthia Hopp Attendance Award..........................Janet Kirkpatrick Academic All-State Basketball....Kevin Kingery Annual Staff Editor’s Award......Sara Coapstick Art Achievement Awards...........Sara Lecklitner Karen Campbell Athletic Achievement Awards....David Mitzenberg Kevin Kingery Jeff Valley Betty Crocker Homemaker Award.......Susie Smith Sunshine Convention Hostess Award...Dinah Davis Outstanding Business Student Award..Dinah Davis FFA Star Farmer Award......................Gary Grice FFA A.I.C. Trip Award............Dan Laughner FFA Determination Award....................John Cline Girls’ Athletic Association Awards.........Beth Davis Susan Bolinger Brenda Crum Rita Martin Latin Club Award.................Sara Coapstick Senior Mathematics Award.........Sara Coapstick Outstanding Musician Award.................John Amos Ben Eikenberry Janet Coleman Greg Eller Outstanding Science Student..........Steve Sink Spanish Awards............................Tammy Helm Virginia Grove Kevin Miller Julia Carter Susan Bolinger Steve Davis Janet Coleman Student Council Award....................Mark Smith Most Valuable Journalism Award.......Janet Coleman Kappa Kappa Kappa Scholarship............Gary Grice Hilda Bowen Nursing Scholarship......Debbie Linson Young Farmer Progressive Chapter Scholarships Mark Cochran Gary Grice Richard Coleman Yolanda Terry Susan Bolinger F.T.A. Scholarship..................Janet Kirkpatrick Lisa Clark I Dare You” Awards.................Susan Marshall Kevin Kingery Readers Digest Award................Sara Coapstick Mike Brown Scholarship..............Susan Marshall William B. Reed Scholarship.........Yolanda Terry' Clinton Central Scholarships........Sara Coapstick Dinah Davis Awards Day Fulfills Ambitions Mr. Kolter presents the I Dare You” awards to outstanding se- niors Kevin Kingery and Susan Marshall. High scorers in the field of athletics are Rita Martin, Brenda Crum, Susan Bolinger, Beth Davis, David Mitzenberg, Jeff Valley and Ke- vin Kingery. Susie Smith is named Betty Cro- cker Homemaker. Dinah Davis and Jeff Trenary reign as king and Queen of the Sunshine Dance, attended by Melody Newell, Dave Neal, Dave Zook and Sara Coapstick. The King and Queen make a handsome couple. 8 Homecoming Queen Juanita Richardson has Terry Cline, Kim New- ell, Carolyn Carney, Susan Bush and Melody Newell as attendants. Central Entertains Royalty During the Year Melody Newell wears the Wrestling Queen’s crown as her honor attendants, Penny Parker, Yolanda Terry, Barbara Young, Terry Cline and Laureen Dircks look on. Below Left: Dee Dee McGill, Hardwood Queen, has Cathy Stowers, Yolanda Terry, Patty Price, Teresa Cline and Dawn Davis in her court. Kathy Meadors reigns over the CC relays, attended by Lisa Clark, Janet Kirkpatrick, Cindy Fearnow, Janet Stowers and Karen Ploughe. Juniors Denny Hoffman and Nita Wyrick enjoy dancing at the Prom. Prom Queen Yolanda Terry receives congratulations from her es- cort, Mark Smith. 10 Band Varieties Spotlights Musicians' Talents Greg Eller and Tom Archibald look very military in the Senior Boys’ skit. Susie Smith sings the popular hit Killing Me Softly.” Unseen by the audience, the behind-the-scenes crew keep things A few of the band members play ’’Dixieland Jamboree. The FFA chose Terry Cline and Janie Whiteman as 1972 and 1973 Sweethearts. 12 Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion served refreshments at the Sunshine Dance. Mark shows Andy the proper way to hold Debbie’s hand. Two Thespian members, Mark and Andy, practice for the play. Varied Activities Add Spice to School Day The bulldog mascot, donated by Robert Max Smith, stands in a place of honor at CC. Although students come to Clinton Central for an education, the learning is not restricted to the classroom. The various extracurricular activities often teach the students much more about life and living with people than books could ever teach. These extracurricular activites are exten- sions of the school which encompass the interest of nearly every student. Each student is given the opportunity to participate and by participating can make the most of his high school years. 13 Students Learn By Doing While practicing for a puppet show in speech, Lisa Clark, Rod Webb and Betty Walker exhibit their I.Q. Karen Walker, Greg Eller and Jua- nita Richardson keep up the devel- opmental reading tradition. Greg Eller experiments at Band Varieties. Deb Linson displays her creativity in Senior English. 14 Annual Staff Keeps Memories Alive Back Row: Mrs. Davis, sponsor; Julia Carter, Janet Kirkpatrick, Mark Cochran, Mark Pearson, Andy Robertson, David Neal, Greg Elle Jeff Valley, Daryl Morgeson, Lisa Clark, Steve Davis, Denny Hoffman. Front Row: Susan Bolinger, Sara Coapstick, Nita Wyrick, Liss Anderson, Susie Smith, Bill Ferrel, Kim Bowman, Kathy Meadors, LuAnn Hansen, Mrs. Falls, sponsor. Daryl and Mickey have a hang-up. 16 Centralian Staff Learns While Reporting News Advisor..................................Mr. Stone CENTRALIAN STAFF Editor-in Chief.......................Janet Coleman Managing Editor................................Mark Pearson Photographer....................Gary Van Briggle Business Manager...............................Sara Coapstick Circulation Manager...........................Karen McDonald Reporters...............Bill Ferrel, Debbie Linson, Kim Bowman, Carolyn Carney, Dawn Fearnow, Caspar Johnson, Steve Klecz, Gloria Robertson, Andy Robertson, Betty Walker, Barbara Young Front row: K. Smith, B. Scott, K. Miller, J. Buntin, M. Sheets, L. Richey, C. Coleman, L. Kingery, R. Selke. Second Row: G. Snipes, E. Peak, M. Bogan, M. Clark, S. Raney, T. Marcum, T. West. Third Row: K. Catron, J. Afferbach, D. Lafferty, P. Parker, J. Richardson, J. Valley, M. Smith. Advisory Council Speaks for Fellow Students STUDENTS COUNCIL OFFICERS: Front Row: Susan Bush, Sec.; Mark Pearson, V-Pres.; Lee Dunn, Treas.; Dinah Davis, Reporter. Back Row: Mr. Rucker, Sensor; Mark Smith, Pres.; Mr. Watson, Sponsor. Indiana Senator Birch Bayh poses for a picture with seniors Mark Smith and Dave Mitzenberg. 19 Perform During the Year Below left: Mr. Wainscott stands in a familiar pose. Below: BAND OFFICERS: Richard Coleman, Band Captain; Lee Johnson, Student Director; Lisa Clark, Head Librarian; Linda Price and Beth Davis, Asst. Librarians. 21 Under the direction of Eric Wainscott, the band entertained many audiences. In the fall, members went outside to practice marching formations for home football games. Christmas programs came next with the playing of Yuletide melodies. Both individual and group efforts of band members were rewarded in the district and state contests. Clinton Central hosted Rossville and Clin- ton Prairie in the County Festival. Our big- gest event, The Band Varieties, came next as members showed off their talents. Au- diences enjoyed the Spring Festival presented by the entire music department. The final event was playing at com- mencement as juniors, sophomores and freshmen showed the seniors that they could do it all alone. Dana Wilson led the band at all football games and parades. She did an excellent job of keeping the band together and going. The pom-pom girls performed at football games and parades. The girls also put on special shows, led by head pom-pom girl Beth Davis. Above right: Dana Wilson, drum majorette. Bottom, kneeling; Patty Price, Jody Coleman, Teresa Cline, Beth Davis, Linda Price, Cathy Stowers, Jennifer Want Standing: Janet Coleman, Debbie Hopp, Susan Bolinger, Pam Barnett, Joy Neal, Gail Crum, Dawn Fearnow. 22 Honor Society Rewards Academic Excellence Seated: Steve Sink, treasurer; Sara Coapstick, secretary; Beth Davis, vice-president; Susie Marshall, president. Standing: Mr sponsor; David Neal, Janet Coleman; Nita Wyrick, Steve Davis, Dinah Davis, Kevin Kingery, Yolanda Terry, Kevin Miller, Ju Julia Carter, Gloria Robertson. Brinson. Julia Davis, Seniors discuss their plans for St. Louis trip. 23 Choral Groups Find Life Worth Singing About MEMBERS OF STATE CHORUS: First Row: L). Wyant, S. Smith. D. Davis, J. Avery. J. Smith, D. Roberts, D. McGill. Second Row: M. Tate, M. Davis, D. Price, N. Wyrick, J. Smith, J. Amos, D. McGill. Third Row: M. Goodnight, K. Terry, B. Eikenberry, T. Davis, D. Beets. 24 CHORAL OFFICERS: First Row: D. Price, Pianist; N. Wyrick, Librarian; J. Davis, Head Pianist; B. Eikenberry, V.-Pres.; D. McGill, Robe Captain. Second Row: C. Carney, Attendance; J. Avery, Robe Asst.; J. Amos, Pres.; J. Smith, Robe Asst.; M. Davis, Blazer Asst; D. Wyant, Attendance, D. Davis, Librarian; S. Smith, Librarian. CADET CHORUS: This group consists of ninth-graders who are receiving valuable training for the future. 25 Clinton Central Sunshine Society Sets Example SUNSHINE OFFICERS: Front Row: D. Cochran, Chaplain; L. Paris, Pianist; E. Peak, Corres. Sec.; S. Smith, Rec. Sec.; D. Davis, President; B. Scott, V-Pres.; T. Morris, Treas.; T. Sheets, Songleader. Back Row: Standing Council. 26 of Charity and Goodwill Sunshine President Dinah Davis solves all types” of problems. Vice President Beth Scott ready with help- ing hands. 27 Classics Help JCL Understand the Present The JCL officers are Sara Coapstick and Kevin Kingery, Consuls; Jo Ellen Halford and Dee Dee McGill, Aediles; Lisa Clark, Questor; Brenda Crum, Scriba; and Jan Avery, Nuntia. F.T.A. Members Learn Through Teaching First grade teaches Sara to tell time. 29 F.F.A. OFFICERS: Front row; Mr. Fields, G. Grice, M. Cochran, B. Ferrell, G. Spray, D. Coleman, T. Coleman. Back row; Mr. Schumann, D. Watkins, M. Pearson, D. Neal, J. Cline, R. Crum, D. Townsend, J. Ward. F.F.A. Youth Involved in Community Projects Thespians Become Role Players Imitating the look of days gone by are D. Linson, M. Cochran, B. 31 Art Club Display Techniques During Year Seated: Mark Cochran, Photographer; Karen Campbell, Treasurer; Carolyn Poole, Sec.; Gary Van Briggle, President; Rod Webb, V. Pres. First Row: K. Evans, E. Peak, R. Ward, R. Smith, L. Thieke, C. Peter, L. Dircks, D. Feamow, D. Tilley. Second Row: Mr. Campbell, Sponsor; J. Cox, P. Jenkins, R. Spencer, C. Cassada, N. Kallner, R. Peter. Third Row” G. Robertson, C. Johnson. 32 Kandy Evans displays a new creation. Science Club Explores the Depths of Reality Seated: Steve Sink, President; Gary Grice, V-President; Debbie Price, Secretary; Jeff Valley, Treasurer. Front Row: Mr. Hunt, sponsor; A. Robertson, M. Bolinger, J. Swackhamer, J. Afflerbach, P. Huffer. Second Row: F. Harkins, J. McCarter, D. Mitzenburg, K. Kingery, M. Smith, K. Bogan. T. Sham. D. Laughner. Janet Kirkpatrick studies Mark Smith’s salamander exhibit. 33 PKP CLUB OFFICERS: Seated: G. Eller, President; T. Cline, President; C. Carney, V. President; Standing: S. Davis, V. President; P. Barn- ett, Treasurer; R. Wellman, Treasurer; K. Storms, and R. Eads, Asst. Sgts.-at-Arms; B. Hoffman and J. King, Sgts.-at-Arms. B-Team Cheerleaders Susan Bush and Debbie Strawn work to fire up the Pep Club. 35 G.A.A. Means Fun and Fitness for Girls Lower right: G.A.A. Officers are: Miss Devore, Sponsor; Brenda Crum, President; Sandy Lane, Freshman Rep.; Barbara Harmon, Freshman Rep.; Lou Sedwick, Photogra- pher; Connie Douglass, Sec.- Treas.; Beth Davis, Senior Rep.; Gail Crum, Sophomore Rep.; Nita Wyrick, Point Recorder; Tracey Morris, Ju- nior Rep.; Jennifer Ward, Sophomore Rep.; and Jo Ellen Halford, Junior Rep. Below: G.A.A. members have a splashing good time at their swimming party. NURSES ASSISTANTS: Terry Cline. Lily Thieke, Debbie Linson, Susan Bolinger, Carolyn Poole, Janet Smith and Carolyn Carney OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Seated, Dinah Davis. Standing: Susie Smith, Janet Kirkpatrick, Lissa Anderson, Jan Avery, Debbie Linson. Dee Dee McGill, Lu Ann Hansen, Carolyn Carney, Susan Bolinger, and Julia Carter. 37 ELEMENTARY HELPERS: Seated; C. Gard, S. Bradfield, J. Hastings, N. Kallner, H. Price, R. Webb, G. Van Briggle, M. Smith. Kneeling; S. Earl, D. Wilson, A. Louks, T. Pearson, K. McQuinn, M. Lafferty, C. Wood, V. Snyder, L. Robertson, C. Poole, J. Afflerbach, M. Kramer, Standing; L. Dircks, D. Roberts, L. Leazenby, G. Crum, C. Snell, V. Birden, B. Scott, N. Wyrick, Y. Terry, C. Zook, K. McDonald, T. Klecz, B. Davis, D. Price, J. Neal, P. Barnett, K. Meaders, R. Ward, R. Smith. KITCHEN HELPERS: Kim Tilley, Alvin Walker, Reita Wood, Betty Cassada, Clyde Cassada, Diana Toney, Mrs. Sedwick. LIBRARY HELPERS: R. Parkinson, C. Zook, J. Harris, B. Brooke, P. Mossburg, A. Eaton, D. Strawn, K. Kelly, M. Lafferty, D. Long, D. Mathews, P. Wright, C. Rohrabaugh, S. King, C. Snell, D. Fearnow, M. Davis, S. Fishback, C. Perrine, J. Stowers. 38 R -i' Bulldogs Rip Off Winning Season, 6-3. Front Row: M. Smith, D. Coleman, K. Kingery, R. Check, D. Mitzenberg, A. Robertson, G. Spray, J. Wellman, J. Valiev, S. Sink, D. Sheets, D. -ook. Second Row: T. Dunn, B. Ferguson, D. Williams, D. Stowers, S. Klecz, S. Brown, K. Terry, M. Pearson, C. Pulley, J. Brant, K, Miller, G. Inman. Third Row: J. Ward, Mgr., J. Mennen, R. Crum, D. Earl, D. Morgeson, J. Cline, O'. Orr, S. Fields, M. Clark, C. Cassada, R.D. Newell, G. Snipes, C. Smith, Mgr. Coaches: M. Thompson, T. Taylor, J. Sparks, T. Kelly, J. McGill, R. Rucker. 8 26 SCHEDULE Clinton Prairie Jamboree C.C. Opp- 9 1 Zionsville H 20 ti 9 8 Frankfort T 21 0 9 15 ‘Clinton Prairie H 32 0 9 22 Sheridan T 21 8 9 29 ‘Wainwright T 3 0 10 6 Delphi H 5 0 10 13 ‘Carroll T 33 14 10 20 ‘Southwestern H 35 0 10 27 ‘Thorntown H 13 7 40 Mid-Central Conference Game Eager suhs await action. Football Starts Sports Year Successfully Top left: Central Runs away with their homecoming. Top right: Val- ley snakes” through the line. Bottom right: Brant gets sidetracked by the sideline. In football it all comes down to this—to courage, to stamina, to co-ordinated efficiency and to contact. Football is uninhibited by social barriers. It depends on deeply personal involvement. Each week presents a new encounter, each year a new challenge. The will to excel and the will to win are positive, enduring fac- tors. They are more important than any events that occasion them. —Vince Lombardi 41 B Frosh Teams Create Backbone For Future B” TEAM: First Row: G. Orr, S. Fields, C. Cassada, G. Inman, M. Clark, G. Snipes, J. Mennen. Second Row: M. Cline, J. Richardson, R. Wellman, S. Watkins, T. Davis, B. Barnes, K. Bogan. Third Row: Coach Thompson, J. Ward, D. Tilley, J. Hastings, R. Bradley, R. Kyle, M. Bogan, C. Smith, Mgr. FRESHMEN: First Row: B. Hoffman, K. Catron, R. Yeary, R. VanBriggle, J. Newby. Second Row: G. Snyder, S. Watkins, B. Rayburn. R. Russell, R. Alter. Third Row: L. Dunn, D. Tilley, A. Webb, R. Kyle, Coach Taylor. 42 Minor Sports Play Major Athletic Role CROSS COUNTRY: First Row: S. Davis, B. Unger, T. Catron, M. Davis, T. Robertson, J. Parker, E. Longdon. Second Row: Coach Baker, M. Avery, B. Surber, C. Johnson, P. Ballard, R. Chadwell. GOLF: First Row : J. McCarter, T. Davis, S. Davis, R. Kyle. M. Bogan, J. Swackhammer. Second Row: Coach Burns, M. Tate, T. Coleman, J. Wellman, J. Mennen, B. Scott. 43 Bulldogs Post Impressive Record Managers: M. Davis, C. Pulley, J. Ward. Second Row: D. Neal, M. Smith, J. Valley, B. Surber, D. Mitzenberg, Coach Burns, G. Van Briggle, D. Williams, K. Kingery, D. Sheets, S. Brown, D. Coleman. Date 11 17 11 25 12 1 12 8 12 9 12 15 12 16 12 20 12 29 1 5 1 12 1 13 1 19 1 20 1 26 2 2 2 3 2 10 2 16 Dave is up for this game! SCHEDULE Tipton H (Overtime) C.C. Opp. 72 63 Delphi H 67 73 Frankfort T 69 74 Carroll T 75 68 Westfield H 67 60 Wainwright H 69 57 Zionsville T 63 57 Northwestern T 80 60 Holiday Tourney H Clinton Prairie 76 52 Wainwright (Overtime) 82 78 Southwestern H 88 62 Clinton Prairie H 89 60 Tri-Central T 75 55 Western T 71 50 Eastern H 66 48 Sheridan T 81 49 Thorn town H 66 68 Rossville T 68 50 Carmel T 66 62 Frontier H 62 63 Sectional Rossville 73 80 44 Upper right: Kingery breaks through for two. Upper left: Coleman towers over Comets. Below: Brown battles for the rebound. Following the fad set by the football team, Coach Burns and his Wonder Eleven” created one of the most victorious seasons in the history of the school. The Bulldogs this year were the first outright Mid-Central Conference Champions. They compiled a record of 16 wins and 5 losses, including a school record of 13 straight wins. With a miracle finish they won our Holiday Tourney. The only dark spot during the season was a heart- breaking loss in the Sectional to Rossville. Yet this loss will disappear into the shadows of time if the underclassmen of Central can follow in the steps of this year’s team with a winning tradition. 45 Wrestling Gives Zest to Sports First Row: Johnson, Zook, Sink, H. Price, Archibald. Second Row: Inman, R. Smith, Earl, Davis, K. Smith, R. Ward, Buntin, Payne, M. Bogan, Akers. Third Row: Coach Thompson, M. Ward, Beets, K. Bogan, Wellman, Stowers, Crum, Meagher, Barnes, Mennen, Newell, Rich- ardson, Cassada, G. Price, Watkins, Favors, Mgr. WRESTLING 1972-1973 November 20 Blind School H 28 Frankfort T 30 Southwestern H December 5 Harrison H 9 Park Tourney T 11 Westfield T 18 Carroll T January 8 Delphi T 11 Clinton Prairie H 16 Sheridan T 18 Deaf School H 22 Wainwright H 25 Taylor T 27 Mid-Central Conference CP Most Valuable Wrestler, Don Earl. 46 Jr. Varsity Completes Outstanding Season Front: Mike Davis, Mgr., J. Ward, Mgr. Standing: Kevin Miller, Greg Snipes, Steve Davis, Bill Smith, Randy Bradley, Caspar Johnson, Terry Coleman, Sam Fields, Garry Orr, Max Clark, Ron Kyle, Coach Sparks. Frosh Get Taste of High School Competition Barry Rayburn, Mgr., Marty Beard, Tim Catron, Larry Miller, Lee Dunn, Randy Alter, Kevin Catron, Richard Russell, Jim Newby, Brian Hoffman, Tim Robertson, Coach Baker. 47 Cheerleaders Lead the Way in Backing Bulldogs Rhonda Gray, Susan Bush, Debbie Strawn, Terry Robert- son, and Jody Coleman point the B-team to victory. Front: Tracei Sheets and Penny Parker. Top: Kim Newell, Charlotte Ward and Sharon Morris fire up the freshman team. 49 Cindermen Post Winning Record First Row: J Akers, R. Ward, J. Amos B. Unger, M. Smith, R. Webb, K. Kingery, J. Valley, D. Mitzenberg, A. Robertson. Second Row: Mr, Thompson, P. Brown, R.D. Newell, J. Parker, S. Brown. J. Brant, M. Avery. S. Klecz, 0. McGill, Mr. McGill Third Row R Wellman B Smith, R. Alder, S. Fields, L. Beard, G, Snipes, T. Catron, C. Cassada, B. Hoffman, D. Beets, A. Webb, J. Newby, R. Chadwell. Jeff digs in! Record-winning Mike Smith shows power. Diamondmen Work Together First Row: S. Brown, D. Sheets, J. Valley, K. Kingery, A. Robertson, D. Williams. Second Row: Mr. Kelly, K. Miller, B. Surber, B. Ferguson, C. Pulley, M. Avery, M. Davis, Mr. Rucker. Third Row: R. Walker, L. Dunn, A. Webb, S. Fields, B. Bray, M. Clark, D. W:alker. Dave Mitzenberg travels fast. One, Two, Three-And away we go! Students at Clinton Central are proud of our comprehensive sports program. The seven com- petitive sports plus an intramural program and swimming provide something to interest nearly everyone. As participants or as spectators, the com- petition we experience through sports and the experience of winning or losing gracefully will be invaluable to us throughout our lives. Athletic Director, Wilbur Rule Athletic Director Promotes Sports Program Davi ! Zook wins the match. Russ Chadwel! runs to victory. Administrators' Goal Is to Promote a Good BOARD OF EDUCATION; Standing: Dennis Shoup, Member; Earl Barnes, Member; Phillip Davis, Member; Phil Crum, Member. Seated: Gary Thompson, Vice President; Dale Ploughe, President; Gerald Price, Secretary; Superintendent Richard Falls. Superintendent Richard Falls works with secretary Marge Gossard and school corporation treasurer Mary McCain to insure proper financial accounting. Learning Situation for C. C. Students Left: Assistant Principal Robert Brin- son and Principal Gerald Kolter appre- ciate the help of secretaries Patricia Robertson and Bobbi Johnson. Department Explores Math-Related Areas MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT FACULTY: Dorothy Purvis, Seventh and Eighth Grade Math; Mike Thompson, General Math and Sev- enth Grade Math; Wayne Watson, Department Head, Algebra I and Advanced Algebra; and Nancy Harris, Eighth Grade Math, Pre-Calcu- lus and Geometry. 56 Math Department Shows Creativity Geometry students use their knowledge of math to create the above art objects with string. Science Is Vital in a Changing World SCIENCE FACULTY: Steven Savage, Science 8 and Agriculture; Harold McKinney, Junior High Science, Ernest Hunt, Chemistry and Science 8; John Kramer, Department Head and Biology I and II; Wilbur Rule, Physical Science; and Ellen Garst, Physical Science and Physics. Clinton Central Loses Good Friend, Mr. Merle Cole Class Scenes Show Various Science Projects Mrs. Garst performs a science experiement for Rita Woods, Anita Senior Dave Mitzenberg decides which subject to study. Nipper and Gloria Hendryx. Biology class members J. Afflerbach, M. Kramer, C. Brown, J. Sed- wick and K. Chamberlain study marine life. Group experiments are a fun part of the Junior High Pro- gram according to Michele Tate, Holly Taylor and Darrell Powers. In The Vocational Areas of Shop and Ag, INDUSTRIAL ARTS FACULTY: William Hancock, Printing; Leon Jordan, Industrial Arts; Gordon Gill, Industrial Arts. G. Grice, G. Spray, J. Cline and (top) B. Farrell enjoy posing. Mark Smith, Clark Beard, and Bruce Ferguson are determined to make it or break it! Students Practice Skills far the Future AGRICULTURE FACULTY: Terry Fields, Vocational Agriculture; Fred Schuman, Agriculture; Steve Savage, Science and Agriculture. R. Russell, R. Cheek, D. Stowers and D. Kressley illustrate the power of the press and the fist. Homemaking Becomes An Art in Home Ec. HOME ECONOMICS FACULTY: Dorothy Ei ken berry, Department Head, Foods, Practical Arts; Jean Lambert, Clothing, Bovs Home Economics. Student Teacher Stephanie Darrah, left, helps a group of girls select suitable children's clothing. Business Department Adds New Intensive Lab BUSINESS DEPARTMENT FACULTY: Dick Walters, Department Head, Director of Intensive Lab, Typing and Machines- Sue Davis Busine UwUSmeSS' BuSmeSS Math; Madge Davis’ Shorthand Typing, Bookkeeping; Jay McGill, General Business, Recordkeeping English Classes Study the Mother Tongue ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY: Rebecca Stone, English 7 and 11; Esther Falls, English 10, Developmental Reading and World History; Julie Scherer, Speech, English 7 and 11; Suzanne Kimmel, English 8. Standing: George Stone, Department Head, Creative Writing, English 11 and 12; Ed Baker, English 9 and 10. Sam Snyder and Melody Newell find it hard to concentrate on their speech. That interpretation seems to amaze Debbie Linson and Mr. Stone. History Students Learn About Other Cultures SOC IAL STUDIES FACULTY: Judy Murphy, Social Studies 8, U.S. History. Sociology; Warren Thomas, Social Studies 7; James Sparks, Physical Education, Social Studies 8, U.S. History; Donald Garrison, Department Head, U.S. History, World Geography; Floyd Kellv, Gov- ernment and Economics. Studying about our own history are Renita Pelling, Steve Brown, and Chris Pulley. Latin and Spanish Add Foreign Flair FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Crystal Moore, Latin, Health; Barbara Siegfried, Department Head, Spanish . English 9. Lower Left: Spanish class in session. Music and Art Stress Beauty in Sight and Sound MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Eric Wainscott, Department Head, Band, Instrumental; Lela Myers, Choral Music. Lowp T and Virginia Grove practice for perfection P. E. Departments Combine Fun and Fitness PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPT.: Ron Rucker, Boys’ P.E.; Karen DeVore, Girls’ P.E., Department Head; Creighton Burns, Boys’ P.E., Advanced Boys’ P.E. and Science. Dana Stowers hunts for the bird. First period P.E. class gets in shape. Library and Health Office Help Mind and Body Connie Mitchell, Librarian. Nurse Marjorie Ridenour. Guidance Office Offers Much Student Aid Patricia Myer and John Hobaugh, Guidance Counselors. Personnel Keep Clinton Central Clicking Max Crum and Robert Payne work the late shift. Cooks left to right: Glenna Waters, Audra Borders, Orpha Boyer, Evelyn Stroup, Norma Hillis, and Audrey Meadors. 71 SENIORS CHERISH FRIENDSHIPS Kathy Meadors, Lee Johnson, and Tom Archibald show signs of senioritis. JOHN THOMAS AMOS: District Music Contest 3; State Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 3; High School Chorus 4, Pres.; Science Club 2; Pep Club 2; Cross-Country 3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Track 4; P.E. Asst. 1. LISSA JOSEPHINE ANDER- SON: Annual Staff 1; District Music Contest 1; High School Chorus 1; F.T.A. 1; Advisory Council 1; Thespians 3, Pres.; Pep Club 2; Sunshine 4; Office Staff 1; Fresh, and Soph. V- Pres.; Hardwo xl Court. THOMAS WAYNE ARCHI- BALD: Band 4; Dance Band 2; District Music Contest 4; F.F.A. 4, Greenhand Scholarship; Pep Club 4; Wrestling 3. 72 PAUL R. BALLARD: Advisory Council 1; Cross-Country 1; Bas- ketball 1. WESLEY GENE BARNETT: Thespians 1. CLARK ALLEN BEARD: Band 3; High School Chorus 1; F.F.A. 3; Pep Club 3. CAROL J. BIRDEN: Band 1; District Music Contest 1; High School Chorus 1; Pep Club 2; Sun- shine 4. RONALD C. BOGGS: F.F.A. 4; Thespians 1. SUSAN LYDIA BOLINGER: Annual Staff 1; Band 4; Pom Pom Girls 2; District Music Con- test 3; High School Chorus 1; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 4; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4; Office Staff 1; Nurses Staff 1. PAMELA KAY BOONE: Dis- trict Music Contest 4; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 3; Thespians 2; Sunshine 4; Library Staff 1; Media Club 1. CURTIS C. BRANT: Band 3; F.F.A. 4; Football 3. BRENDA KAY BROOKE: Li- brary Staff 1; Nurses Staff 1. RICHARD JAMES CHEEK: District Music Contest 3; State Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 3; State Chorus 2; High School Chorus 4; F.T.A. 2; Advisory Council 1; Thespians 3; Pep Club 2; Football 3; Wrestling 1; Track 3. 73 STEPHEN RANDALL CHURCH: F.F.A. 4; Thespians 1. LISA KAE CLARK: Annual Staff 1; Band 4; Dance Band 3; District Music Contest 3; F.T.A. 2, Secretary; Latin Club 4, Trea- surer; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4. JOHN DAVID CLINE: District Music Contest 2; Robed Choir 2; State Chorus 3; High School Chorus 3; F.F.A. 4; V-Pres., Treas., Nat’l Chorus, State Dele- gate, State Chorus, State Soil Judging, Dist. Home Improve- ment, State Talent Contest. SARA COAPSTICK: Annual Staff 2, Editor; Centralian Staff 1; Band 4; Dance Band 2; District Music Contest 3; F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 4, Consul; Advisory Council 1; Nat’l Honor Society 2, Sec.; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4; Wres- tling Court; Sunshine Court; Girls State; D.A.R. JANET LYNN COLEMAN: An- nual Staff 1; Centralian Staff 2, Editor; Band 4; Pom Pom Girl 3; Dance Band 2; District Music Con. 3; State Music Con. 1; High School Chorus 1; F.T.A. 2, Treas.; G.A.A. 3, V. Pres.; Nat’l Honor Society 2; Science Club 1; Thes- pians 3; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4; Homecoming Court; Fresh. F.F.A. Sweetheart. RICHARD ALAN COLEMAN: Band 4, Cap.; District Music Con- test 4; State Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 3; High School Chorus 4; F.F.A. Re- porter, State Chorus, Nat’l Live- stock Judging; F.T.A. 1; Science Club 3, V-Pres.; Pep Club 2; Football 4; Basketball 4. MICHEAL COLLINS: High School Chorus 1; F.F.A. 4; Cross- Country 1. TERESA GAIL CLINE: Band 4; District Music Contest 4; High School Chorus 1; G.A.A. 3; Advi- sory Council 1; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4, Treas., Pres.; Sunshine 4, Standing Council; Nurses Staff 1; Hardwood Court, Home- coming Court, Wrestling Court, F.F.A. Sweetheart. MARK ALAN COCHRAN: An- nual Staff 1; Artector Club 2, Photographer; F.F.A. 4, Treas., Reporter; Thespians 1; Pep Club 1; Basketball 2; Nat’l Livestock Judging Contest 2; State Live- stock Judging Contest 2. TERRY COX: F.F.A. 4. 74 BRENDA SUE CRUM: Annual Staff 1; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 4; Latin Club 4; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4; Office Staff 1. MARK EDWIN CRUM: District Music Contest 1; High School Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Football 1; Baseball 1. BETH DAVIS: Band 4; Pom- DINAH LOU DAVIS: Annual Pom Girl 3, Head; District Music Staff 1; District Music Contest 4; Contest 4; High School Chorus 1; State Music Contest 2; Robed F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 4, Sec.-Treas.; Choir 4; State Chorus 1; High Nat’l Honor Society 2, V-Pres.; School Chorus 4; F.T.A. 2; Stu- Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Sun- dent Council 3; Nat’l Honor So- shine 4; Elem. Staff 1; Track ciety 2; Thespians 3, Treas.; Pep Court. Club 4; Sunshine 4, Sec., V-Pres., Pres.; Office Staff 1; Sunshine Dance Queen. MARY ANN DAVIS: District Music Contest 4; Robed Choir 4; High School Chorus 4; G.A.A. 3; Latin Club 4; Thespians 2; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 4; Li- brary Staff 1. MARY J. DAVIS: Thespians 1; Sunshine 3. PATRICIA ANN DURHAM: District Music Contest 1; High School Chorus 2; Sunshine 2. BEN J. EIKENBERRY: District Music Contest 4; State Music Contest 1; Rol ed Choir 3; State Chorus 3; High School Chorus 4, V-Pres.; Football 3; Track 1. GREGORY LEE ELLER: An- nual Staff 2; Band 4; Dance Band 1; District Music Contest 4; Thespians 1; Pep Club 4, Treas., V-Pres.; Pres.; Treasurer of 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades. GREGORY L. FEARNOW: High School Bowling League. 75 DONALD A. FERGUSON: F.F.A. 4 MARSHALL GOODNIGHT: District Music Contest 1; State Music Contest 2; Robed Choir 2; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 2; F.F.A. 1; Thespians 2; Football 1; Wrestling 2; Track 2. TOM LYNN HOUSTON WILLIAM SHEARER FER- REL: Annual Staff 2; Centralian Staff 1; District Music Contest 1; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 2; F.F.A. 4, Pres., Sec., County Treas.; Wrestling 1; V- Pres. Senior Class. KATHY LOU JEWELL: Sun- shine 4. KATHRYN E. GALLICHAN: District Music Contest 3; Robed Choir 3; High School Chorus 2; Thespians 2; Pep Club 3; Sun- shine 3, Girl of the Year; Wres- tling Court; Swing Choir 1. DAVE JOHNSON: F.F.A. 4; Pep Pink 1 Wroctliner 1 CHERYL JO GARI): G.A.A. 1; Thespians 4; Pep Club 1; Sun- shine 4; Elementary Staff 1. GARY WAYNE GRICE: F.F.A., Sec., Reporter, District Sec.; Latin Club 3; Science Club 2, V- Pres.; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; National Livestock Judging Contest 2; State WCTU Poster Winner. LEE EDWIN JOHNSON: Band 4, Student Director 1; Student Council 1; Thespians 2; Pep Club 3; Football 2; Basketball 3; Wres- tling 1; Golf 2. 76 NICKI K. KALLNER: Artector Club 3; Advisory Council 1; Thes- pians 1; Lifeguard 2; V-Pres. Ju- nior Class. KIMBERLY M. KELLY: Band 4; District Music Contest 1; F.T.A. 1; Thespians 2; Pep Club 3; Sunshine 4; Library Staff 2. KEVIN KENT KINGERY: F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 4, Pres.; Student Council 2, Reporter; Ad- visory Council 1; Nat’l Honor So- ciety 2; Science Club 3; Thespians 1; Pep Club 1; Football 4, All- Conference 2; Basketball 4, All- Conference 2; Track 2; Baseball 4, All-Conference; Golf 1. JANET ROSE KIRKPATRICK: Annual Staff 1; Band 4; Dance Band 2; District Music Contest 3; F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 4, Sec.; Thespians 1; Pep Club 4; Sun- shine 4; Library Staff 1; Office Staff 1; Elementary Staff 1. DEBRA KAY LINSON: Central- ian Staff 1; District Music Con- test 3; State Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 2; High School Chours 3; F.T.A. 1; Latin Club 4; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Sun- shine 4, Reporter; Office Staff; Nurses Staff; WCTU State Es- say Contest. SUSAN ALICE MARSHALL: Band 4; District Music Contest 3; F.T.A. 2, Treas.; Nat’l Honor So- ciety 2, Pres.; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4. «■Qi THOMAS MARSHALL: Band 2; F.F.A. 3. C. BRADLEY KINGSOLVER LYNN LETSINGER: Centralian Staff 1; Thespians 2; Sunshine 2; Library Staff 2; Office Staff 1; Media Club 1, Vice-President. RICK MARTIN: District Music Contest 1; High School Chorus 1; Science Club 2; Thespians 1; Pep Club 1. 77 RITA KAY MARTIN: High School Chorus 1; G.A.A. 4; Thes- pians 2, V-Pres.; Pep Club 3; Sunshine 1; High School Bowling League 2. VAUGHN A. MILLER: Thes- pians 2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Bowling Team 1. DAVII) MARK NEAL: Annual Staff 2; Football 2; Basketball 4, All-Conference; Baseball 3; Golf 2. F.F.A. 4, Reporter, V-Pres., Sec.; F.T.A. 2, Pres.; Advisory Council 1; Nat’l Honor Society 2; Science Club 1; Thespians 2; Pep Club 1. KAREN MCDONALD: Central- ian Staff 1; G.A.A. 1; Thespians 2, Sec.; Sunshine 4, Standing Council; Library Staff 1. MELODY ANN NEWELL: Dis- trict Music Contest 2; High School Chorus 2; G.A.A. 2; Stu- dent Council 2, Sec.; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming, Prom and Sun- shine Courts; Wrestling Queen. DIANNA C. MCGILL: Central- ian Staff 1; District Music Con- test 4; State Music Contest 2; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 3; F.T.A. 2, Sec.; Latin Club 3; Thespians 2; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4; Office Staff 1; Cheerleader 3; Class Sec., 4; Hardwood Court; Hard- wood Queen. RANDY A. PETER: Artector Club 4, photographer; District Music Contest 4; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 3; High School Chorus 4; Thespians 1; Cross- Country 1. KATHY ANN MEADORS: An- nual Staff 1; Centralian Staff 1; District Music Contest 1; High School Chorus 1; Thespians 3; Pep Club 2; Sunshine 4; Elemen- tary Staff 1; Homecoming Court. DAVID LEE MITZENBERG: F.T.A. 1; Science Club 1; Thes- pians 1; Pep Club 4; Football 4, All-Conference; Basketball 4; Track 4, Most Valuable. JULIA JEAN PHILLIPS: Band 3; District Music Contest 2; High School Chorus 2; Latin Club 3; Thespians 2; Pep Club 2; Sun- shine 4. 78 JUANITA MARIE RICHARD- SON: Band 4; District Music Contest 3; F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 4, Program Chirman; Student Council 3; Thespians 2; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4, Standing Council; Cheerleader 4, Captain 3; Track Court; Homecoming Queen. DEBRA LYNN ROBERTS: Band 2; District Music Contest 4; State Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 3; Thespians 3; Pep Club 1; Sunshine 4; Elemen- tary Staff. D. ANDREW ROBERTSON: Annual Staff 2; Centralian Staff 1; F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 4; Science Club 1; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Football 4, All-Conference; Track Manager; Baseball 3; Golf 1. LINDA D. ROBERTSON: Sun- shine 3; Elementary Staff 1. CAROLYN LOUISE POOLE: Artector Club 3, Sec.; Sunshine 3; Nurses Staff 1. RUBY RAMEY: Sunshine 2. DEBRA ELLEN PRICE: Band 4; Dance Band 2; District Music Contest 4; State Music Contest 3; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 4; Latin Club 4; Science Club 2, Sec.; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4, Pianist; Lifeguard 1. HERBERT A. PRICE: Wres- JERRY PURDUE: Thespians 2. tling 4, Conference Champion BETTY RANDLE: Sunshine 1. 79 ALONDA K. SAGARSEE JANET ANN SMITH: Central- ian Staff 1; District Music Con- test 4; State Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 4; F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 3; Thespians 3; Sun- shine 4, Standing Council; Nurses Staff 1. MICHAEL B. SMITH: Band 2; Student Council 1; Thespians 2; Cross-Country 2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 1; Track 2, All- Conference. DAVID R. SHEETS: Thespians 2; Pep Club 3; Football 3, All- Conference; Basketball 4; Base- ball 4; Track 1; P.E. Asst. STEVEN LYNN SINK: Band 4; Dance Band 2; Latin Club 4; Nat’l Honor Society 2, Treas.; Science Club 3, Pres. 2; F x)tball 4; Wrestling 4. JACKIE LOU SMITH: District Music Contest 4; State Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 4; G.A.A. 2; Thespians 2; Pep Club 1; Sunshine 4. SUSAN SMITH: Annual Staff 2; Band 4; Dance Band 4; District Music Contest 3; State Music Contest 2; Robed Choir 3; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 3; F.T.A. 2; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4, Treas., Rec. Sec.; Office Staff 1; Soph. Track Court; Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow. MARK ALAN SMITH: Band 2; F.T.A. 1; Latin Club 3; Student Council 4, Treas., Pres.; Science Club 4; Thespians 2; Pep Club 2; Football 4; Basketball 4; Track 1. JEFF J. SNELL: Football 3. SAMUEL WAYNE SNYDER: Band 4; District Music Contest 1; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 1. 80 VICKY LYNN SNYDER: G.A.A. 3; Thespians 1; Sunshine 4; Elementary Staff 1. YOLANDA LOU TERRY: Dis- trict Music Contest 1; F.T.A. 2; Nat’l Honor Society 2; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4, V-Pres.; Sunshine 4; Elementary Staff 1; Cheer- leader 3; Hardw(x d Court; Wres- tling Court; Hardwood Queen. JEFF D. TRENARY: F.F.A. 4; Football 1. GARY LEE SPRAY: District Music Contest 2; Robed Choir 2; State Chorus 2; High School Chorus 3; Thespians 2; Pep Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 2; Wres- tling 1; F.F.A. 4, V-Pres., Nat’l Livestock Judging, State Ag Production Dem., State Chorus. BRUCE WAYNE UNGER: Cross-Country 3; Baseball 2. JERRY A. STOWERS: Latin Club 1; Thespians 2; Library Staff 1. JEFFREY LEE VALLEY: An- nual Staff 2; Band 4; District Music Contest 4; State Music Contest 1; F.T.A. 2, V-Pres.; Stu- dent Council 4; Science Club 3, Treas.; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Football 4, Mr. Hustle Award; Basketball 4; Track 4; Baseball 4; Class President 4 years. MICHAEL DWAINE TATE: District Music Contest 4; State Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 4; State Chorus 3; High School Chorus 3; Pep Club 1; Baseball 1; Golf 2. LILLY THIEKE: Artector Club 2; Sunshine 3; Nurses Staff 2. GARY D. VANBRIGGLE: Ar- tector Club 3, Pres.; Centralian Staff 1; Advisory Council 1; Football 2; Basketball 4; Track 1; Baseball 1. 81 ANDY LEE WARD: Thespians KAREN SUE WARD: G.A.A. 4; Thespians 1; Sunshine 2; Library Staff 1. RODNEY RALPH WEBB; Ar- tector Club 3, V-Pres.; Thespians 3; Pep Club 1; Football 2; Wres- tling 1; Track 3; Lifeguard 2. JEFFERY A. WELLMAN: F.F.A. 4; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 4; Football 4; Golf 2. JOHN A. WILKIN: Band 4; Dance Band 2; District Music Contest 3; F.F.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Football 2; Basketball 2; Baseball 2. DANA MARIE WILSON: Band 4; District Music Contest 1; High School Chorus 1; G.A.A. 2; Thes- pians 2; pep Club 3; Sunshine 4, Standing Council; Elementary Staff 1. CARLENE WOOD: Sunshine 4; Elementary Staff 1. DIANA LYNNE WYANT: Dis- trict Music Contest 2; State Mu- sic Contest 1; Robed Choir 3; State Chorus 1; High School Chorus 3; Thespians 2; Pep Club 1; Sunshine 4. CANDACE LYNN ZOOK: Band 2; High School Chorus 1; G.A.A. 2; Thespians 2; Sunshine 4; Li- brary Staff 1; Lifeguard 1. DAVID ALAN ZOOK: Band 3; Dance Band 1; District Music Contest 1; Robed Choir 1; High School Chorus 2; Science Club 2; Thespians 3; Football 4; Wres- tling 3; Track 1; Baseball 3; Ele- mentary Staff 1. 82 Seniors Participate In Various Activities Top left: Susan Bolinger exhibits her musical style. Top right: Dave Sheets breaks through. Bottom left: Juanita Richardson reacts to becoming Homecoming Queen. Bottom right: Dick Coleman and Beth Davis intently watch the action. 84 Juniors Prepare for Leadership in ’7Jt Junior Class officers from left to right: Steve Davis, vice-president; Steve Klecz, treasurer; Kevin Smith, president; and Nita Wyrick, secretary. Paula Armstrong Janis Avery Max Avery Marsha Barnett Valerie Birden Greg Bland Richard Boggs Nova Bond Terry Boone Kim Bowman Sheila Brad field Jeff Brant 85 ■ Mike Bray Stephen Brown Judy Buntin Karen Campbell Carolyn Carney Julia Carter Stanley Cochran Chuck Cox Jeffrey Cox Peggy Cripe Debra Crum Rick Crum Julia Davis Mike Davis Stephen Davis Connie Douglass Don Earl Patricia Evans James Favors Dawn Fearnow Bruce Ferguson Dorothy Hale Jo Ellen Halford LuAnn Hansen Fostyr Harkins Phillip Hendrickson Denny Hoffman Brenda Huffer Robin Huffer Gary Inman Caspar Johnson Mark Johnston John Kelly Bruce Kercheval Sandy King Steve Klecz Allen Laflen Dennis Lechrone Chris Lindenmayer Andrea Longdon Sherry Louks Steve Martin 86 Mary Lynn Matthews Jim McCarter Dana McGill Kevin Miller Cheryl Moore Daryl Morgeson Tracey Morris Cheryl Moss burg Debbie Neely R.D. Newell Jeff Parker Greg Payne Tom Payne Mark Pearson Renita Pelling Donna Perrine Rick Peter Patty Price Chris Pulley Gloria Robertson Becky Scircle Beth Scott Randy Scott Janet Sue Sedwick Janice Lou Sedwick Ted Sharp Tim Sheets Curt Smith Kevin Smith Ron Smith LuAnne Spencer Rick Spencer Drew Stowers Janet Stowers Bob Surber Kim Terry Donnie Townsend Charles VanVickle Betty Walker Elaine Walker Anita Ward Richard Ward 87 Jane Whiteman Marcus Wiley Dan Williams Darlene Wright Nita Wyrick Barbara Young Vickie Young At right: Rick finds a new friend. Below: Junior Kim Bow- man and Sophomore Rhonda Gray help the guidance counselors. Sophomores Reach Second Stepping Stone Sophomore class officers move up: Sam Fields, Vice-President; Greg Snipes, President; Pam Barnett, Secretary; and Karen Ploughe, Treasurer. Grace Adams Donna Anderson Michael Alexander Terry Babb Janet Bailey Mary Bailey Brad Barnes Pam Barnett Roger Barrett David Beets 89 Phillip Biery Kevin Bogan Mike Bogan Mark Bolinger Randy Bradly Paul Brown Treva Bunney Jerry Buntin Jeff Burnette Susan Bush Clyde Cassada Russell Chadwell Max Clark Mike Cline Greg Coapstick Jody Coleman Terry Coleman Ed Cox John Creviston Gail Crum Sarah Davis Tom Davis Damon DeFord Laureen Dirks Linda Dukes Kathleen Durham Deborah Evans Kandy Evans Sam Fields Sherri Fishback Mark Flexter Shirley Goodnight Lila Grant Rhonda Gray Cindy Gross Virginia Grove Connie Haggard Rebecca Hardin Jayne Harris Jay Hastings Deborah Hopp Brenda Huffer 90 Bruce Huffer Pamela Jenkins Sheila Kelly Randy Kingsoliver Tammy Klecz Donnie Kressley Ronald Kyle Monica Lafferty Herbert Lane Danny Laughner Don Laughner Judy Laughner Laurie Leazenby Debra Long Eric Longdon Andrea Louks Terry Mayfield Kim McQuinn Jerry Mennen Joy Neal Gary Orr Leah Paris Rita Parkinson Elaine Peak Tammy Pearson Cheryl Perrine Christine Peter Karen Ploughe George Price Linda Price Micki Raney Jim Richardson Shirley Richardson Kathy Robertson Mark Robertson Terry Robertson Liz Rogers Cathy Rohrabaugh Billy Smith Cindy Snell Debra Snodgrass Greg Snipes 91 Cathy Stevenson Sandy Stewart Keith Stock be rger Mary Ann Stockberger Cathy Stowers Dana Stowers Debbie Strawn Jeff Swackhamer Duane Tilley Kim Tilley Marcia Townsend Alvin Walker Jeff Ward Jennifer Ward Mike Ward Steve Watkins Kathy Welch Randy Wellman Sophomores enjoy colorful new sweaters. 92 Freshmen: Three More Years Freshman Class Officers: Vice-President, Gary Snyder; Treasurer, Kim Newell; Secretary, Cindy Fearnow; President, Kevin Catron. Janet Afflerbach Randy Alter Joe Babb Charlotte Barnett Lyle Beard Marty Beard Mark Birden Nancy Blankenship Melinda Boone Anita Bowman Bob Bray John Bray Charlotte Brown Vance Campbell Betty Cassada 93 Nannie Cassada Kevin Catron Tim Catron Karen Chamberlain Diana Cochran Jane Ann Collins Dawn Davis Lee Dunn Leroy Eli Nancy Evans Marcia Fausett Cheryl Favors Jackie Favors Cindy Fearnow Cynthia Garsnett Nancy Grantham Ronald Grice Sam Habagger Barbara Harmon Tammy Helm Gloria Hendryx Louise Hicks Brian Hoffman Penny Huffer Patty Keaton Brenda Kelly Debbie Kendricks Jeanne King Terry King Mollie Kramer Steve Kressley David Lafferty Teena Laflen Kim Lambert Sandy Lane Jeff Laughner Sarah Lecklitner David Louks Jeff Marshall Donna Matthews Mary McCameron Pam McCarter 94 Chris Meagher Kathy Meagher Polly Merrick Larry Miller Cathy Moon Jeff Moore Sharon Morris Jim Newby Kim Newell Anita Nipper Penny Parker Patricia Parkinson Chris Payne Robin Peter Richard Pursiful Charles Randle Barry Rayburn Timothy Robertson Robert Roe Richard Russell Mark Sagarsee Gloria Samuels Denise Scircle Robert Scott Terry Sedwick Peter Sheets Tracy Sheets Ricky Smith Gary Snyder Sharon Snyder Lisa Spencer Marty Sterling Jerry Stewart David Thomas Diane Toney Debbie Turner Bob VanBriggle Everett Van Vickie David Walker Randle Walker Roy Walker Charlotte Ward 95 Roger Ward Arthur Webb Elaine Wiley Sandra Wilson Glenda Woods Rita W'oods Dorcas Woods Ron Yeary Teressa Young Christine Yount Robert Zook Donna Matthews and gang decorate the library showcase. 96 JUNIOR HIGH aaMi Youthful Farmers Anticipate Green Future Below: Young farmers find a new method of solving the Gopher pest problem. Junior High Chorus (above) and Junior High Band members (below) develop the techniques and enthusiasm that will make Central’s music department outstanding in the future. Junior High Tackles Stiff Competition Front Row: B. Faucett, Mgr., J. Grantham, R. Selke, E. VanBriggle, J. Click, E. Davis, M. Hendryx, T. Dunham, B. McQuern. Second Row: Coach McGill, R. Wilson, J. Crick, A. Robertson, A. Smith, L. Shuck, D. Collins, M. Blankenship, T. Dunn, A. Stowers, J. Baker, K. Welsh. Third Row: G. Jobe, D. Cox, M. Sheets, M. Sheets, L. Kingery, T. Davis, R. Kingsolver, G. Bland, D. Butler. Front Row: B. Faucett, Mgr.; L. Buzan, D. Grice, B. Davids, R. Eads, J. Stowers, R. Williams. Second Row: H. Stockberger, R. Hastings, T. Payne, M. Henry, L. Long, S. Felling, W. Collins, T. West, T. Davis, Coach Kelly. Third Row: M. Evans, J. Crick, L. Mathews, K. Kerchcval, J. Evans, S. Ferrei, B. McQuern. 1(X) Bullpups Bounce Along Basketball Trail Front Row: E. Davis, E. Vanbriggle, R. Seiko, J. Click, M. Hendryx, T. Dunham, J. Grantham. Second Row: M. Sheets, B. McQuern, R. Wilson, L. Kingery, J. Crick, M. Sheets, D. Butler, Third Row: Coach Kelly, A. Smith. Mgr., B. Faucett, D. Collins, M. Gross, T. Dunn. J. Baker, D. Lecklitner, Coach McGill. Front Row: D. Grice, R. Williams, M. Clements, D. Parkhurst, S. Ferrell, B. Davids, R. Eads, Second Row: J. Evans, Mgr., F. Harness, T. West, B. McQuern, R. Hastings, M. Evans, L. Mathews, Third Row: Coach Kelly. T. Davis, M. Unger, S. Felling. M. Henry. I). Crum, K. Kercheval, G. Crum, Coach McGill. 101 Junior High Pep Club Displays School Spirit JR. HIGH TRACK TEAM: First Row: E. Davis, T. Barnes, J. Click, F. Kramer, R. Eads, R. Wilson, G. Jobe, M. Hendryx, R. Williams, R. Selke. Second Row: B. Faucett, K. Schmitter, I). Powers, B. McQuern, J. Baker, D. Parker, K. DeWeese, A. Robertson, D. Butler, J. Crick, L. Kingery, W. Collins. Third Row: B. McQuern, T. Dunn, T. Davis, C. Earl, J. Crick, M. Evans, J. Evans, G. Crum, T. West, L. Mathews, K. Kcrcheval, B. Smart, L. Long. Back Row: Coach Watson, Coach Hancock. Jr. Hi Cheerleaders Mix Pep with Poise SEVENTH GRADE: Front; C. Coleman. Standing; J. Peter, K. Johnson, C. Bush. Top; J. Buntin. EIGHTH GRADE: Front; M. Fields. Standing; S. Bogan, R. Crum, D. Deford. Top; D. Hansen. KM Donna Adams Donnie Baker Judy Bailey Marcia Beard Herman Bess Annette Black Sheryl Bogan Leanna Bradshaw Elaine Brant Jody Buntin Pam Burnette Larry Buzan Ron Cheek Mark Clements Wayne Collins Jim Crick David Crum Glenn Crum Risa Crum Robert Davids Tim Davis Dawn DeFord Kirk DeWeese Sheryl Dillman 104 Eighth Grade Makes Plans for High School Eighth graders are headed by Lisa Laflen, Treasurer; Steve Ferrell, Vice-President; Melea Fields, Secretary; Rick Eads, President. Lynette Dircks Larry Dukes Debra Dunham Rick Eads Dena Earl Curt Earl Greg Evans John Evans Mike Evans Don Faucett 105 Brian Fearnow Steve Ferrel Melea Fields Dan Grice Rebecca Haggard Patrick Hale Debbie Hansen Frank Harness Rex Hastings Mike Henry Cindy Hopp Lida Houston John Houston Ted Jenkins Larry Kelly Kevin Kercheval Chris King Jan Kyle Lisa Laflen Kathy Like Susan Linson Abby Long Larry Long Rosie Loveless Tina Marcum Becky Martin Levon Matthews Larry McQuern Robert McQuern Bobby Mills Teresa Moon Tim Mossburg Becky Myers Kay Orem Doug Parker Tammy Parker Donald Parkhurst Tim Payne Stan Polling Jo Anne Perrine Donna Petre Kathy Powers 106 Sandra Price Sandra Raney Susan Raney Wanda Reed Robin Reef Cindy Rhine Julia Robertson Penny Sagarsee Darlene Sedwick Brian Smart Joetta Snipes Debbie Stevenson LeAnn Stevenson Harry Stock berger Marlene Stock be rger Kim Storms Jeff Stowers John Thomas Kevin Townsend Mack Unger Kathy Wagner Teri Waters Julie W'atson Shirley Wellman Tom West Connie Whitcomb Robert Williams Kim Wimborough Vickie Wyrick 108 Debbie Alter Cheryl Altic Mike Anderson Vickie Anderson Barry Bailey Warren Bailey John Baker Tom Barnes Mike Blankenship Gary Bland Robert Boggs Jan Boone Sherry Bowers Brenda Bray Sheila Brown Darlene Brown Julie Buntin Vickie Burnette Debbie Burns Bob Burt James Burt Cindi Bush Daniel Butler Rhonda Butts Jeff Click Connie Coleman David Collins David Cox Seventh Graders Train in Central Tradition Seventh Grade Officers: Cindi Bush, Secretary; Eric Davis, Vice Pres.; Mike Sheets, Pres.; Bruce McQuern, Treasurer. Jody Buntin and Risa Crum weigh matters carefully. Diana Cox Jeff Crick Linda Crum Teresa Cunningham Alice Davis Debbie Davis Eric Davis Teresa Davis Tim Davis Darrell Dukes Timothy Dunham Teresa Dunn 109 Troy Dunn Arnold Faucett Penny Favors Lisa Fisher Christine Garsnett Jeff Grantham Mark Gross Sharon Guffy Mike Helm Morris Hendryx Tammy Jenkins Gary Jobe Kelly Johnson Dale Johnston Roseanne Johnston Pam King: Larry Kingery Richard Kingsolver Fred Kramer Deanna Laflen Darryl Lecklitner Rosemary Lindhorst Kim Long Richard McCameron Nancy McCarter Amy McDonald Bruce McQuern Sherry Merrick Jeff Moon Jerry Moon Mike Moore Andy Orem Kevin Parker Ron Parkinson Jeannie Peter Mike Plumback Alice Powers Darrell Powers Karen Price Linda Price Rose Marie Ramey Don Randle 110 Michele Rayburn Patty Reef Lisa Richey Andy Robertson Linda Rohrabaugh Julie Sagarsee Rita Sanders Robin Sanders Keith Schmitter Roger Selke David Shaw Mark Sheets Mike Sheets Don Shoe Janie Short Lynn Shuck Ed Smith Robert Smith Danny Stevenson Laura Stockberger Alan Stowers Michele Tate Kent Thomas Renee Thomas Holly Taylor Eddie VanBriggle Terry VanBriggle Tammy Wagner Loren Watkins Jerry White Ronald Wilson Beverly Wimborough Debbie Wright Tim Wright Kenneth Yeary Seventh Graders Await Monsters” Lester Curl, Gary Bland, Donnie Shoe, and Kenneth Yeary enjoy the class play, Monsters Are Due on Maple Street. Actors shown on hack row: John Baker, Gary Bland, Boh Burt, Dale Johnston, Kent Thomas. Front row: Donnie Shoe. Mark Sheets, Kenny Yeary, Ned Smith, and Nancy McCarter. I don’t know WHAT’S WORSE - DEATH, TAXES, OR GETTING UPtV'H MORNING ! Dan Grice, Teena Marcum, and Rohin Reef know the answer. 112 Kevin Kercheval tries to make things right. Happy Students Head for Home BUS DRIVERS: First row; Maurice Gossard, Willard Stahl. Jr., Don Grice, Carl McQuern, Morris Buck, Joe Thompson, George Braden. Second row; Gale Stroup, Junior Cox, Bill Scott, Robert Calloway. Cecil Staton, Lloyd Withrow, Tom Whitcomb, Raymond Newton. Third row; Ron Smith, Max Hillis, Bernard Sowers, John Marshall, Wilbur Huffer, Barney Uitts, Paul Milligan, George Koppleman. 113 C. Robert Davis Agent Life, Auto, Homeowners, Farm, Fire, Hospital Workmans Comp. 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Clinton Street Frankfort, Indiana Phone 654-5425 Long Bins and Dryers Michigantown Road Phone 654-6441 Compliments of Wellmans Arco Forest Soda Shop Michigantown, Indiana Forest, Indiana Phone 249-2090 122 Adams, Donna 104 Bland, Greg 85 Adams, Grace 89 Blankenship, Nancy 93 Afflerback, Janet 18, 33, 38, 59, 93 Blankenship, Mike 100, 108 Akers, John 46. 50 Bogan, Kevin 33, 42,46, 90 Alexander, Mike 89 Bogan, Mike 18, 42, 43, 46, 90 Alter, Debbie 108 Bogan, Sheryl 103, 104 Alter, Randy 42, 47, 50, 93 Boggs, Richard, 85 Altic, Cheryl 108 Boggs, Robert 108 Amos, John 24, 25, 50, 72 Boggs, Ronald 73 Anderson, Donna 89 Bolinger, Mark 28, 33, 90 Anderson, Lisa 5, 16, 37, 72 Bolinger, Susan 16, 22, 37, 73, 8-1 Anderson, Mike 108 Bond, Nova 85 Anderson, Vickie 108 Boone, Jan 108 Archibald. Tom 72, 11, 46 Boone, Melinda 93 Armstrong, Paula 85 B(x ne, Pamela 73 Avery, Jan 24, 25, 28, 37, 85 Boone, Terry 85 Avery, Max 85, 43, 50, 51 Borders, Audra 70 Bowers, Sherry 108 Bowman, Anita 93 Babb, Joe 93 Bowman, Kim 16, 17, 85, 88 Babb, Terry 89 Boyer, Orpha 70 Baker, Donnie 104 Brad field, Shiela 38, 83 Baker, Ed 43, 47, 64 Bradley, Randy 42, 47, 90 Baker, John 102, 108, 112 Bradshaw, Leanna 104 Bailey, Barry 108 Brant, Curtis 73 Bailey, Judith 104 Brant, Elaine 104 Bailey, Mary 89 Brant, Jeff 40, 41, 50, 5 Bailey, Janet 89 Bray, Bobby 93, 51 Bailev, Warren 108 Bray, Brenda 108 Ballard, Paul 43, 73 Bray, John 93 Barnes, Brad 42, 46, 89 Bray, Mike 86 Barnes, Tom 102, 108 Brinson, Robert 23 Barnett, Charlotte 93 Brooke, Brenda 38, 73 Barnett, Pam 22, 35, 38, 89 Brown, Charlotte 59, 93 Barnett, Marsha 85 Brown, Darlene 108 Barnett, Wesley 23 Brown, Paula 90 Barrett, Roger 89 Brown, Sheila 108 Beard, Clark 60, 73 Brown, Steve 65, 86, 44, 45, 40, 50, 51 Beard, Lyle 50, 93 Bunny, Treva 90 Beard, Marcia 104 Buntin, Jody 104 Beard, Marty 47, 93 Buntin, Jerry 90, 46 Beets, David 24, 46, 50, 89 Buntin, Judy 18, 86 Bess, Herman 104 Buntin, Julie 103, 108, 109 Biery, Phillip 90 Burnette, Jeff 90 Birden, Carol 73 Burnette, Pam 104 Birden, Valerie 38, 85 Burnette, Vickie 108 Birden, Mark 93 Burns, Creighton 44, 68, 43 Black, Annette 104 Burns, Debbie 108 Bland, Garry 100, 112, 108 Burt, Bob 112, 108 Burt, James 108 Bush, Cindi 103, 108, 109 Bush, Susan 19, 35, 90, 49, 8 Butler, Danny 100, 101, 102, 108 Butts, Rhonda 108 Buzan, Larry 100, 104 Campbell, Charles 32, 66 Campbell, Karen 32, 86 Campbell, Vance 93 Carney, Carolyn 17, 25, 35, 37, 86, 8 Carter, Julia i6, 37, 86, 23 Cassada, Betty 38, 93 Cassada, Clyde 32, 38, 90, 40, 42, 46, 50 Cassada, Nannie 94 Catron, Kevin 18, 93, 94, 42, 49 Catron, Tim 94, 43. 47. 50 Chadwcll, Russ 90, 43, 50, 52 Chamberlan, Karen 59, 94 Cheek, Richard 61, 73, 40 Cheek, Ron 104 Church, Steve 74 Clark, Lisa 16, 21, 28, 74, 14, 4, 10 Clark, Max 18, 90, 40, 42, 47, 51 Clements, Mark 101, 101 Click, Jeff 100, 101, 102, 108 Cline, John 30, 60, 74 Cline, Mike 90, 40, 42 Cline, Teresa 35, 37, 74, 22, 5, 8, 9, 12 Coapstick, Ann 10 Coapstick, Greg 90 Coapstick, Sara 16, 29, 28, 74, 23, 8, 17 Cochran, Diana 26, 94 Cochran, Mark 16, 30, 31, 32, 74 Cochran, Stan 86 Cole, Merle 59 Coleman, Connie 18, 103, 108 Coleman, Janet 17, 74, 22, 23 Coleman, Jody 90, 49, 22 Coleman, Richard 21, 30, 74, 84, 45, 44, 40 Coleman, Terry 30, 90, 43, 47 Collins, David 100, 101, 108 Collins, Jane Ann 94 Collins, Mike 74 Collins, Wayne 100, 104, 102 Cox, Chuck 86 Cox, David 100, 108 Cox, Diana 109 Cox, Jeff 32, 86 Cox, Terry 74 Creviston, John 90 Crick, Jeff 100, 101, 102, 109 Crick, Jim 100, 104, 102 Cripe, Peggy 86 Crum, Brenda 28, 36, 75 Crum, David 101, 104 Crum, Debbie 63, 86 Crum, Gail 36, 38, 90, 22 Crum, Glenn 101, 104, 102 Crum, Linda 109 Crum, Mark 75 Crum, Max 70 Crum, Rick 30, 86, 88, 40, 46 Crum, Risa 104, 103, 109 Cunningham, Teresa 109 Curl, Lester 112 Darrah, Stephanie 62 Davids, Robert 100, 101, 104 Davis, Alice 109 Davis, Beth 21, 31, 36, 38, 75, 84, 22, 23, 5 Davis, Dawn 94, 9 124 Davis, Debbie 109 Davis, Dinah 19, 26, 27, 37, 75, 23, 5, 8 Davis, Eric 100, 101, 102, 109 Davis, Julia 25, 86, 23 Davis, Madge 63 Davis, Mary A. 24, 25, 75 Davis, Mary J. 38, 75 Davis, Mike 86, 44, 43, 47, 51 Davis, Sarah 90 Davis, Steve 16, 35, 85, 86, 23. 43, 47 Davis, Sue 16, 63 Davis, Tereasa 109 Davis, Tim 100, 101, 104, 102, 109, 42 Davis, Tom 24, 90, 43, 46 DeFord, Damon 90 DeFord, Dawn 104, 103 Devore, Karen 36, 68 DeWeese, Kirk 104, 102 Dillman, Sheryl 104 Dircks, Laureen 32, 38, 90, 9 Dircks, Lynette 105 Douglas, Connie 46, 86 Dukes, Darrell 109 Dukes, Larry 105 Dukes, Linda 90 Dunham, Debbie 105 Dunham, Timothy 100, 101, 109 Dunn, Lee 19, 94 42, 47, 51 Dunn, Teresa 109 Dunn, Troy 100, 101, 110, 102, 40 Durham, Kathleen 90 Durham, Patricia 75 Eads, Rick 35, 100, 101. 105, 102 Earl, Curt 105, 102 Earl, Dena 38, 105 Earl, Don 86, 40, 46 Eaton, Archie 38 Eikenberry, Ben 24, 25, 75 Eikenberry, Dorothy 62 Eller, Gregory 16, 35, 75, 14, 11 Eli, Leroy 94 Evans, Deborah 90 Evans, Greg 105 Evans, John 100, 101, 105, 102 Evans, Mike 100, 101, ia5, 102 Evans, Nancy 94 Evans, Patty 86 Evans, Kandie 32, 90 Falls, Esther 16, 64 Favors, Cheryl 94 Favors, Jackie 94 Favors, Jim 86, 46 Favors, Penny 110 Faucett, Don 105 Feusett, Buddy 100, 101, 110, 102 Fausett, Marcia 94 Fearnow, Brian 106 Fearnow, Cindy 93, 94, 10 Fearnow, Dawn 17, 32, 38, 86, 22 Fearnow, Greg 75, 12 Ferguson, Bruce 60, 86, 40, 51 Ferguson, Donald 76 Ferrel, Steve 100, 101, 105, 106 Ferrel, William 16, 17, 30, 60, 76 Fields, Melea 105, 106, 103 Fields, Sam 89, 90, 40, 42, 47, 50, 51 Fields, Terry 30, 61 Fisher, Lisa 110 Fish back, Sherri 38, 90 Fleeter, Mark 90 Gallichan, Kathy 76 Gard, Cheri 38, 76 Garrison, Donald 65 Garsnett, Christine 110 Garsnett, Cynthia 94 Garst, Ellen 58, 54 Gill, Gordon 60 Goodnight, (Earl) Shirley 90 Goodnight, Marshall 24, 76 Grant, Lila 90 Grantham, Jeff 100, 101, 110 Grantham, Nancy 94 Gray, Rhonda 88, 90, 49 Grice, Dan 100, 101, 106, 112 Grice, Gary 30, 33, 60, 76 Grice, Ronald 94 Gross, Cindy 90 Gross, Mark 101, 110 Grove, Virginia 90, 67 Guffy, Sharon 110 Habagger, Sam 94 Haggard, Connie 90 Haggard, Rel ecca 106 Hale, Dorothy 86 Hale, Patrick 106 Halford, JoEllen 28, 36, 86 Hancock, William 60, 102 Hansen, Debbie 106, 103 Hansen, Lu Ann 16, 37, 86 Harkins, Fostyr 33, 86 Hardin, Rebecca 90 Harmon, Barbara 36, 94 Harris, Jayne 38, 90 Harris, Nancy 56, 57 Harness, Frank 101, 106 Hastings, Jay 38, 90, 42 Hastings, Rex 100, 101, 106 Helm, Tammy 94 Helm, Mike 110 Hendrickson, Phil 86 Henry, Mike 100, 101, 106 Hendryx, Gloria 59, 94 Hendryx, Morris 100, 101, 110, 102 Hicks, Louise 94 Hillis, Norma 70 Hobaugh, John 69 Hoffman, Brian 35, 94, 42, 47, 50 Hoffman, Denny 16, 86, 10 Hopp, Cindy 106 Hopp, Deborah 90, 22 Houston, Lida 106 Houston, John 106 Houston, Tom 76 Huffer, Brenda 86 Huffer, Brenda Jean 90 Huffer, Bruce 91, 2 Huffer, Edith 70 Huffer, Penny 33, 94 Huffer, Robin 86 Hunt, Ernest 33, 58 Inman, Gary 86, 40, 42, 46 Jenkins, Pamela 32, 91 Jenkins, Tammy 110 Jenkins, Teddy 106 Jewell, Kathy 76 Johnson, David 76, 2, 46 Johnson, Cspar 17, 32, 86, 43, 47 Johnson, Kelly 110, 103 Johnson, Lee 21, 72, 76 Johnson, Roseanna 110 Johnston, Dale 110, 112 Johnston, Mark 86 Jondan, Leon 60 Jobe, Gary 100, 110, 102 Kallner, Nicki 32, 38, 77 Keaton, Patty 94 Kelly, Brenda 94 Kelly, Floyd 65, 100, 101, 40, 51 Kelly, Larry 106 Kelly, John 86 Kelly, Kimberly 31, 38, 77 Kelly, Sheila 9i Kendricks, Debbie 94 Kercheval, Bruce 86 Kercheval, Kevin 100, 101, 106, 102, 112 Kimmel, Suzanne 64 King, Chris 106 King, Jeanne 35, 94 King, Pam 110 King, Sandy 38, 86 King, Terry 94 Kingery, Kevin 28, 33, 77, 44,45, 23, 40,5,50, 51 Kingery, Larry 18, 100, 101, 110, 102 Kingsolver, Bradly 77 Kingsolver, Randy 91 Kingsolver, Rick 100, 110 Kirkpatrick, Janet 16, 33, 37, 77, 4, 10 Klecz, Steve 17, 85, 86, 40, 50 Klccz, Tammy 38, 91 Kramer, Fred 110, 102 Kramer, John 58 Kramer, Mollie 38, 59, 94 Kressley, Donnie 61, 91 Kressley, Steve 94 Kyle, Jan 106 Kyle, Ronald 91, 42, 43, 47 Lafferty, David 18, 94 Lafferty, Monica 38, 91 Laflen, Alan 86, 5 Laflen, Deanna 110 Laflen, Lisa 105, 106 Laflen, Tina 94 Lambert, Jean 62 Lambert, Kim 94 Lane, Herbert 91 Lane, Sandy 36, 94 125 Laughner, Danny 33, 91 Laughner, Don 91 Laughner, Jeff 94 Laughner, Judy 63, 91 Leazenby, Laurie 38, 91 Lecklitner, Darryl 101, 110 Lecklitner, Sarah 94 Lechrone, Dennis 86 Letsingcr, Patricia 77 Like, Kathy 106 Lindenmayer, Chris 86 Linden mayer, Roy 70 Lindhorst, Rosemary 110 Linson, Debra 17, 31, 37, 64, 77, 14 Linson, Susan 106 Long, Abby 106 Long, Debra 38, 91 Long, Kim 110 Long, Larry 100, 106, 102 Longdon, Andrea, 86, 91 Longdon, Eric 43 Louks, Andrea, 38, 86, 91 Louks, David, 94 Loveless, Rosie 106 Marcum, Tina 18, 106, 112 Marshall, Jeff 94 Marshall, Susan 77, 23, 4 Marshall, Thomas 77 Martin, Becky 106 Martin, Rick 77 Martin, Rita 78 Martin, Steve 87 Matthews, Donna 38, 94, 97 Matthews, Levon 100, 101, 106, 102 Matthews, Mary Lynn 87 Mayfield, Terry 91 McCameron, Mary 94 McCameron, Richard 110 McCarter, Jim 33, 87, 43 McCarter, Nancy, 110, 112 MaCarter, Pam 94 McDonald, Amy 110 McDonald, Karen 17, 38, 78, 14 McGill, Dana 24, 87, 50 McGill, Diana 24, 25, 28, 37, 78, 48, 5, 9 McGill, Jay 63, 100, 101, 50 McKinney, Harold 58 McQuern, Bruce 100, 101, 110, 102, 109 McQuern, Larry 106 McQuern, Robert 100, 101, 106, 102 McQuinn, Kim 38, 91 Meadors, Audrey, 70 Meadors, Kathy 16, 38, 72, 78, 10 Meagher, Chris 95, 46 Meagher, Kathy 95 Mennen, Jerry 91, 67, 40, 42, 43, 46 Merrick, Polly 95 Merrick, Sherry 110 Meyers, Lela 67 Miller, Kevin 18, 87, 23, 40, 47, 51 Miller, Larrv 95, 47 Mills, Bobby 78, 106 Mitchell, Connie 69 Mitzenburg, David 19,153, 59, 78, 44, 40, 50 Moon, Cathy 95 Moon, Jeff‘llO Moon, Jerry 110 Moon, Teresa 106 Moore, Cheryl 87 Moore, Ciystal 66 Moore, Micheal 110 Moore, Jeff 95 Morgeson, Daryl 16, 87, 40 Morris, Sharon 95, 49 Morris, Tracey 26, 36, 87 Mossburg, Cheryl 38, 87 Mossburg, Tim 106 Murphy, Judy 65 Myer, Patricia 69 Myers, Becky 106 Neal, David 16, 30, 57, 78, 44, 23, 8 Neal, Joy 38, 91, 22 Neely, Debbra 87 Newby, Jim 95, 42, 47, 50 Newell, Kim 93, 95, 49, 8 Newell, Melody 64, 78, 48, 89 Newell, R.D. 27, 40, 46, 50 Nipper, Anita 59, 95 Orem, Andy 110 Orr, Gary 91, 40, 42, 47 Orem, Kay 106 Parker, Doug 106, 102 Parker, evin 110 Parker, Jeff 87, 43, 50 Parker, Penny 18, 95, 49, 9 Parker, Tammy 106 Parkhurst, Donald 101, 106 Parkinson, Patricia 95 Parkinson, Rita 38, 91 Parkinson, Ron 110 Paris, Leah 26, 91 Payne, Chris 95 Payne, Greg 87, 46 Payne, Robert 70 Payne, Tim 100, 106 Payne, Tom 87 Peak, Elaine 18, 26, 32, 91 Pearson, Mark 16, 17, 19, 30, 87, 40 Pearson, Tammy 38, 91 Pelling, Renita 65, 89 Polling, Stan 100, 101, 106 Perrine, Cheryl 38, 91 Perrine, Donna 87 Perrine, Jo Ann 106 Peter, Christine 32, 91 Peter, Jeannie 110, 103 Peter, Randy 32, 78 Peter, Rick 87 Peter, Robin 95 Petre, Donna 106 Phillips, Julia 78 Poole, Carolyn 32, 37, 38, 79, 67 Powers, Alice 110 Powers, Darrell 59, 110, 102 Powers, Cathy 106 Ploughe, Karen 89, 91, 10 Plumback, Mike 110 Price, Debbie 24, 25, 33, 38, 79 Price, George 19, 46 Price, Herbert 38, 79, 46 Price, Linda 91, 110 Price, Linda 21, 22 Price, Patty 87, 22, 9 Price, Karen 110 Price, Sandra 107 Pulley, Chris 65, 87, 44, 40, 51 Purdue, Jerry 79 Pursifull, Richard 95 Purvis, Dorothy 56 Ramey, Rose Marie 110 Ramey, Ruby 79 Randle, Betty 79 Randle, Don 110 Randall, Charles 95 Raney, Micki 91 Raney, Sandra 107 Raney, Susan 18, 107 Rayburn, Barry 95, 42, 47 Rayburn, Michele 111 Reed, Wanda 107 Reef, Patty 111 Reef, Robin 107, 112 Rhine, Cynthia 107 Ridenour, Marjorie 69 126 Richardson, Jim 91, 42, 46 Richardson, Juanita 18, 79, 84, 48, 14, 8 Richardson, Shirley 91 Richey, Lisa 18, 111 Roberts, Debra L. 24, 25, 38, 79 Robertson, Andrew 16,17,33, 79, 40, 5, 50, 51 Robertson, Andy 100, 111, 102 Robertson, Gloria 17, 32, 87, 23 Robertson, Julia 107 Robertson, Kathy 91 Robertson, Linda D. 38, 79 Robertson, Mark 91 Robertson, Patricia 4 Robertson, Terry 91, 49 Robertson, Timothy 95, 43, 47 Rowe, Robert 95 Rogers, Liz 91 Rohrobaugh, Cathy 38, 91 Rohrobaugh, Linda 111 Rucker, Ron 19, 40, 68, 51 Russell, Richard 61, 95, 42 Sagarsee, Alonda 80 Sagarsee, Julie 111 Sagarsee, Mark 95 Sagarsee, Penny 107 Samuels, Gloria 95 Sanders, Rita 111 Sanders, Robin 111 Savage, Steve 58, 61 Scherer, Julia 64 Schmitter, Keith 111, 102 Schumann, Fred 30, 61 Scircle, Becky 87 Scircle, Denise 95 Scott, Beth 8, 26, 27, 38, 87 Scott, Randy 87 Scott, Robert 95, 43 Sedwick, Darlene 107 Sedwick, Janet Sue 87 Sedwick, Janice Lou 36, 59, 87 Sedwick, Lovica 70 Sedwick, Terry 95 Selke, Roger 18, 100, 101, 111, 102 Shaw, David 111 Sheets, Mark 18, 100, 101, 111, 112 Sharp, Ted 33, 87 Sheets, Dave 80, 84, 44, 409, 51 Sheets, Mike 100, 101, 111, 109 Sheets, Peter 95 Sheets, Tim 87 Sheets, Tracv 26, 95, 49 Shoe, Don 111, 112 Short, Janie 111 Shuck, Lynn 100, 111 Siegfried, Barbara 66 Sink, Steve 33, 80, 23, 40, 46 Smart, Brian 107, 102 Smith, Billy 91, 47, 50 Smith, Curt 87, 40, 42 Smith, Ed 111 Smith, Jackie L. 80 Smith, Janet 24, 25, 37, 80 Smith, Kevin 18, 31, 85, 87, 46 Smith, Mark 18, 19, 33, 60, 80, 44, 40, 9 Smith, Michael B. 38, 80, 50 Smith, Ned 112 Smith, Ricky 95 Smith, Robert 100, 101, 111 Smith, Ron 32, 38, 87, 46 Smith, Susan 16, 24, 25, 26, 37, 80, 11 Snell, Cindy 38, 91 Snell, Jeff 80 Snipes, Greg 18, 89, 91, 40, 42, 47, 50 Snipes, Joetta 107 Snodgrass, Debra 91 Snyder, Gary 93, 95, 42 Snyder, Sam 64, 80 Snyder, Sharon 81, 95 Snyder, Vickie 38 Sparks, Jim 65, 40, 47 Spencer, Lisa 95 Spencer, Lu Anne 87 Spencer, Rick 32, 87 Spray, Gary 30, 31, 60, 81, 40 Sterling, Marty 95 Stevenson, Danny 111 Stevenson, Debbie 107 Stevenson, Kathy 92 Stevenson, Lee Ann 107 Stewart, Jerry 95 Stewart, Sandra 92 Stockberger, Harry 100, 107 Stockberger, Keith 92 Stockberger, Laura 111 Stockberger, Marlene 107 Stockberger, Mary Ann 92 Stone, George 64 Stone, Rebecca 64 Storms, Kim 35, 107 Stowers, Allen 100, 111 Stowers, Cathy 92, 22, 9 Stowers, Dana 92, 68 Stowers, Drew 61, 87, 40, 46 Stowers, Janet 38, 87, 10 Stowers, Jeff 100, 107 Stowers, Jerry 81 Strawn, Debra 35, 38, 92, 49 Stroup, Evelyn 70 Surber, Bob 87 Swackhammer, Jeff 33, 92, 43 Tate, Michelle 111 Tate, Mike 24, 59, 81, 43 Taylor, Holly 59 Taylor, Teddy 40, 42 Terry, Kim 24, 87, 40 Terry, Yolanda 38, 57, 81, 48, 23, 59, 10 Thieke, Lily 32, 37, 81 Thomas, David 95 Thomas, John 107 Thomas, Kent 111, 112 Thomas, Renee 111 Thomas, Warren 65 Thompson, Mike 56, 40, 42, 46. 50 Tilly, Dwayne 32. 92. 42 Tilly, Kimberely 38, 92 Toney, Diane 38, 95 Townsend, Donny 30, 87 Townsend, Kevin 107 Townsend, Marcia 92 Trenary, Jeff 8, 81 Turner, Debbie 95 Unger, Bruce 81, 43, 50 Unger, Mark 101, 107 Valley, Jeff 16, 18, 33,81, 44, 41,40,11, 50,51 Van Briggle, Bob 95, 42 Van Briggle, Eddie 100, 101 Van Briggle, Gary 17, 32, 38, 81, 44 VanBriggle, Terry 95 VanVickle, Charles 87 Wainscott, Eric 21, 67 Walker, Alvin 38, 92 Walker, Betty 17, 87, 14 Walker, David 95, 51 Walker, Elaine 87 Walker, Randall 95, 51 Walker, Roy 95 Walters, Dick 63 Watson, Wayne 19 Ward, Andy 82 Ward, Anita 87 W'ard, Charlotte 95, 49 Ward, Jeff 30, 92, 44, 40, 42, 47 Ward, Jennifer 36, 92, 22 Ward, Karen 82 Ward, Mike 92, 46 Ward, Richard 32, 38, 46, 50 Ward, Roger 96, 70 Waters, Glenna 70 Waters, Terry 107 Watkins, Steve 30, 92, 42, 46 Watson, Julie 107 Watson, Wayne 56, 102 Webb, Art 96, 42, 50, 51 Webb, Rod 32, 82, 14, 5, 50 Welch, Kathy 92 Welch, Kenny 100 Wellman, Jeff 82, 40, 43 Wellman, Randy 35, 92, 42, 46, 50 Wellman, Shirley 107 West, Tom 18, 100, 101, 107, 102 Whitcomb, Connie 107 Whiteman, Jane 88, 48, 12 Wiley, Elaine 96 Wiley, Marcus 88 Wilkin, John 82 Williams, Danny 88, 44, 40, 51 Williams, Robert 100, 101, 107, 102 Wilson, Dana 38, 82, 22 Wilson, Ronald 100, 101, 102 Wilson, Sandy 96 Wimborough, Kim 107 Wood, Bob 92 Wood, Carlene 38, 92 Wood, Glenda 96 Wood, Reita 38, 59, 96 Woods, Dorcas 96 Wright, Darlene 88 Wright, Pamela 38, 92 Wyant, Diana 24, 25, 82 Wyrick, Nita 16, 24, 25, 36, 38, 85, 88, 23, 10 Wyrick, Vicki 107 Yeary, Kenny 112 Yeary, Ronnie 96, 42 Young, Barbara 17, 9 Young, Teresa % Young, Vickie 88 Yount, Christie 96 Zook, Candy 38, 82 Zook, Dave 82, 40, 28, 46, 52 Zook, Robert 96 Wagner, Cathy 107 Clinton Central is past for the class of 73”. These students are no longer a major part of CC; they are a product. For the seniors of this book, the certainty of day by day routine of school is gone. They are on their own. Yet the daily experiences of these students in school will provide the basis for the rest of their lives. The relationships of students with other students, students with adults, and friends with friends affect the nature of relationships of the future. And the daily experi- ences in the class rooms combined together form sources of knowledge that will be called upon to aid in achieving goals of life. Although Clinton Central’s daily routine is past for the seniors of 73”, a part of Clinton Central will al- ways remain with us in the form of knowledge, friends and memories. 128 paRacoN yeaRBOOKS V. : ' - •‘.• 55. 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