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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rene Strawn, Secretary; Mona Brown, Vice-President; Rita Bradshaw, President; Carolyn Dunn, Treasurer. CLASS COLORS: Burgundy and Cream CLASS MOTTO: What I am to be, I am now be- coming. CLASS SONG: Famous Final Scene CLASS FLOWER: Silk Burgundy Rose MARY LOU BARBEE: Centralian Staff 2; Cafeteria Worker 2. DONALD G. BEECH: Ex Libris Staff 2; FCA 4; Thespians 1; Pep Club 4; Teacher's Aide 2; Chess Club 1; Football 4, lettered 3; Wrestling 4, lettered 3, All-conference; Track 4, lettered 1; Baseball 2; Guy Cheerleader 2; Who's Who, FHA King; Track Escort. GLEN A. BLACK; FFA 1; Wrestling 1. 2 TERRY LAVON BOWMAN: FFA 4; Football 4 Wrestling 2. RAMONA SUE BROWN: Band 4, Ass't Lib.; Centralettes 1; Chorus 1; Sunshine 2; Media Club 1; FEA 2. OEA 2, V.- Pres. 1; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4, Bas- ketball 1; Cheerleader 3; Class V.-Pres. 3; Wrestling and Homecoming Courts. RITA LYNN BRADSHAW: Chorus 4, Pres. 1, Sec. 1; District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3; FCA 4, Song Leader 1; Girls' Huddle Leader 1; OEA 2; Student Council 4; Advisory Council 3; National Honor Society 3, Treas. 1, Vice-Pres. 1; Office Staff Vi; Sunshine 4, Chaplain 1, Corr. Sec. 1, Court Rep., Jr., Sunshine Queen; Volleyball 4, Girls Basketball Mgr. and Scorekeeper 3; Track 2; Supt. Office Vi; Class Pres. 4, Who's Who; DAR Good Citizen, School County; 1980 Senate Youth Award, School; I Dare You Award; Girls State Rep.; Pep Club 4. Rita figures the answers. GARY W. BROWN: Teacher's Aide 1, Elementary Staff 1. GREGORY LEE BUFFENBARGER: FFA 3; Thespians 1; Football 2; Elementary Staff 1. ALICIA LEE BRANT: Ex Libris Staff 1; Chorus 1; FCA 2; National Honor So- ciety 3; Secretary; Science Club 3; Thespians 1, Sunshine 4, Library Staff 1, Basketball 1, Elementary Staff 1. DONNA JEAN BURNS: Band 2; Sun- shine 4, Sunshine Queen Court Sr., Dis- trict Music Contest 1; FEA 3; FCA 1; OEA 2; Thespians 4, Pep Club 4, Bas- ketball 1; Elementary Staff 2. 3 DAVID BUSH: Centralian Staff 1; FFA 4, Reporter 1, National Soils Judging; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2; Ass't to Athletic Director 4. RICHARD E. CAMPBELL, JR. REBECCA LYNN CALVERT: Chorus 1; District Music Contest 1; Sunshine 4, Standing Council 1; FEA 2, Secretary 1; OEA 2; FHA 2, Vice-President 1, Presi- dent 1; Thespians 2; Pep Club 4; Nurse's Staff Vi; Elementary Staff 2; Hardwood Court Senior. Pep Club backs the Bulldogs. THOMAS RAY CARNEY: Band 4, Stage Band 2; Pep Band 3; District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 2; FFA 3; Thespians 3; Basketball 2; Track 2; Elementary Staff 1. DARLENE CAMPBELL: Chorus 2; FEA 1; OEA 1; FHA 1; Thespians 3; Pep Club 3; Office Staff 1; Sunshine Society 4; Standing Council 1, Sunshine Queen Court Sr.; Track 2, Manager; Elemen- tary Staff lVi. RICK R. CARVALHO: FCA 3; Pep Club 2; Teacher's Aide 1; Football 4. Record Holder; Track 4. All-Conference, Record Holder; Elementary Staff 1. 4 ANDREW K. CLINE: Centralian Staff 1; Band 4; Pep Band 2; Chorus 1; District Music Contest 2; State Music Contest 2; FFA 4; FFA State Band 2; FCA 3; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4 Football 4, Lettered 3; Wrestling 4, Lettered 3; Track 1; Guy Cheerleader 1; King Court. BART LYNN DAVIS: Centralian Staff 1 FFA 2; Thespians 4, President; Media Club 3, President; Elementary Staff 1. ANITA L. COLEMAN: FHA 2; Sunshine 1; Nurse's Staff 1; Elementary Staff 3. Kathy smiles at the thought of gradu- ation day. MARK DAVISON: Band 4, Drum Major 2, Stage Band 3; Pep Band 3; Chorus 1; District Music Contest 3; State Music Contest 3; FCA 3; Pep Club 2; Chess Club 1; Cross-Country 3, Scholastic Award; Wrestling 4, Blind School Tour- nament Champion 2; Track 1; Baseball 2; Guy Cheerleader 1. JOHN D. CRUM: Band 2; FFA 4, Presi- dent 1, Secretary 1, District 5 FFA Re- porter 1; Ag assistant 1; Football 2. DON L. DILLMAN JR.: Cross-Country 1; Wrestling 1. 5 CAROLYN LOU DUNN: Ex Libris Staff 1; Band 4, Pep Band 1; District Music Contest 1; FCA 4, Secretary 1, Pep Club 4, Sunshine 2; Track 4, lettered 3; Swimming 4, lettered 4; Elementary Staff 3; Cheerleader 2; Class Officer, Treasurer 4, Track Court, Freshman; Hardwood Court, Sophomore; Home- coming Court, Senior. JOHN P. FITZGERALD THELMA GALVAN: Sunshine 2; OEA 1, Treasurer; FHA 2, Standing Council; Track 3; Elementary Staff 4 MARILYN SUE DUNN: Band 4. Pep Band 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 4; FCA 4, Sec. 1; Pep Club 4: Teacher's Aide 4; Track 3, let- tered 3; Swimming 3, lettered 3. MIKE GREGG. Media Club 1 MARY E. EVANS: Chorus 1; FEA 1; OEA 1; FHA 2, Advisory Council 1, Thespians 4, Sunshine 2; Nurse's Staff 1; Elementary Staff 2. RANDALL E HAGGARD: Ex Libris Staff 1; FCA 4, Treasurer 1; Latin Club 4, Pep Club 3; Office Staff 1; Football 4, lettered 3, All-Conference, 1979; Cross- Country 2, lettered 1, Basketball 4, let- tered 2; Elementary Staff 1, Basketball King. 6 CONNIE JO HAMILTON: Ex Libris Staff 2; FEA 2; OEA 2; Sunshine 4, Standing Council 1; National Honor Society 1; Thespians 4, Pep Club 4. ROBIN J. HANNA: OEA 1; FHA 2; Pep Club 1; Sunshine 2; Teacher's Aide 1; Basketball 3; Track 4, Volleyball 3. TINA MARIE HERPORT: Band 3; Pep Club 2; Sunshine 1; Elementary Staff 2. RICHARD L. HOLT: FFA 4; Chess Club MARK E. HOUZE: Library Staff 2; Ele- 1; Wrestling 1; Intramural Basketball 1 mentary Staff 1. Science has never been funnier! BRETT M. HUFFER: Artector Club 3; FCA 4, National Honor Society 3; Science Club 2; Cross-Country 3, Bas- ketball 3; Track 3; Who's Who Among High School Students; Boy's State Rep- resentative. 7 MICHAEL E. INMAN: Band 2; Stage Band 2; FFA 2; Wrestling 2. KARENA K. IRWIN: Artector Club 1; KEVIN D. JEWELL FEA 1; OEA 2; FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Sun- shine 1; Elementary Staff 1. I.O.L. learns to get along with employer DEBRA S. JONES: Ex Libris Staff 1; Band 3; Pep Band 1; Centralettes 2; Chorus 3. District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 2; FCA 3; Latin Club 4; Latin Award I II; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer; Thespians 4, Pep Club 3; Sunshine 4. President 1; Nurse's Staff 1; Volleyball 1; Track 1; Grapplette 1; Class Officer, Secretary 1; WILO Night Flight Pilot 1 JONI ANNETTE KRESSLEY: Chorus 1; FEA 3; FCA 1; OEA 1; FHA 1; Thes- pians 2; Pep Club 4, Sunshine 2, Sun- shine Queen Court Rep.; Track 1. ANGES KROES: Centralian Staff l 2; FCA 1; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 1; Volley- ball 1; Sunshine Society 1, Foreign Ex- change Student. 8 ROGER JAMES KYLE: Band 4; Pep TIMOTHY LEE LAFLEN Band 1; District Music Contest 2; Stu- dent Council 1; Golf 4 REBECCA ANNE LAMBERT: Chorus 1; OEA 1; FHA 1; Thespians 2; Pep Club 3; Sunshine 2. DAVID WARD LECKLITNER: Centralian Staff 1; Thespians 3. JO LITTLE: FHA 1; Thespians 1; Pep Club 1; Sunshine 1; Foreign Exchange Student. ART LONG CAROLYN JEAN LONG: Centralian Staff 2; Latin Club 4, Nuntia Consul; Latin Achievement Award 2; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4; Sunshine 4, Media Club 3, Vice-President 1; Elementary Staff 1; Quill and Scroll Award. 9 JAMES C. LYBROOK BRENDA NEWTON: Chorus 1; District Music Contest 1; FWA 2; FCA 4, Presi- dent Vice-President; National Honor Society 3; Science Club 3; Secretary- Treasurer, Thespians 1; Pep Club 4, President; Sunshine 4, Treasurer, Standing Council 2; Girl's State Rep.; Who's Who in Foreign Languages 2; Li- brary Staff 1; Teacher's Aide 2; Basket- ball 4, Volleyball 4; Track 1; Elementary Staff 2, Class Officer, Vice-President 1; Homecoming Queen's Court. REVADA CHARLES MARTIN: Thespians 1. DOUGLASS THEODORE OGLE: Chorus 1; FCA 3; Student Council 2; Pep Club 3; Media Club 2; Teacher's Aide 1; Chess Club 1; Football 3, lettered 2; Basketball 4, lettered 2, All-Conference 2, Kokomo All-Area, High School All- American. Golf 4, lettered 3. MARSHA MITCHELL: Band 4; Stage Band 1, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 1; Centralettes 3, lieu- tenant; FFA Sweetheart; Latin Club 4, Secretary Consul, Scriba, National Honor Society, Secretary President- Science Club 2; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4, Sunshine 4, Pianist, Song Leader, Vice-President; Cheerleader l; Office Staff Vi; Hardwood Court Jr., Home- coming Queen; Clinton County Jr. Miss. Tammi thinks of the future MARK L PACKARD: Band 4. Drum Major 2, Captain 1, Stage Band 1; Pep Band 4, District Music Contest 4; State Music Contest 2; FFA 4, Pep Club 1; Homecoming escort. 10 THOMAS BYRON PADGETT: FCA 2; Latin Club 4, Science Club 1; Football 4, lettered 3; Track 1, Baseball 3; let- tered 3; Elementary Staff 1; Track Es- cort-Junior. JEFFREY WAYNE PEARSON: FFA 4, Treasurer 2, State Crops 2, Soil Jud- ging 4, Ag. Assistants 1. SAMUEL W PARIS: Band 4, Captain 1; Stage Band 1; Pep Band 4, District Music Contest 4; State Music Contest 2; FFA 4, Secretary 1, Vice-President 1; State Corps 2; Pep Club 4, Sgt. at Arms 1, Treasurer 1, Vice-Pres. 1, President 1. Connie listens for a letter CHRISTINE PEAK: Ex Libris Staff 1; Centralian Staff 2, Editor 1, Band 1; Chorus 1; FHA 1, Treasurer and Secre- tary 1; Latin Club 2; Student Council 4, Secretary 1, Treasurer 1, Vice-Presi- dent 1, President 1; Thespians 1; Pep Club 4; Nurse's Staff 1; Cheerleader 3; Homecoming, Hardwood Courts, Fresh- man; Homecoming Court, Sophomore. DENNIS J. PELLING: FFA 3, Livestock Judging 1. DANA C. PATCHETT: OEA 1; FHA 2; Pep Club 2; Sunshine Society 2; Ele- mentary Staff 3. DWAIN A. PITZER: FFA 4. Treasurer 1, Secretary 1, District Essay Winner 1, District 1st and State 2nd in Produc- tion Demonstration, Dairy 4. 4th Indi- vidual in State; National Honor Society; Pep Club 4, Football 4 lettered 4, Cap- tain 1; Baseball 4, lettered 4, Student Rotarian; American Legion Award; I Dare You Award; Boy's State Represen- tative; Who's Who Among American High School Students. 11 RANDY LEE QUICK: Football 4, Base- ball 2. DAPHNE ANNE RAYBURN: FFA 4, State Chorus 4, National Chorus 4; FFA 2, Secretary; FHA 2; Student Council 1; Advisory Council 1; Thespians 4, Pep Club 4; Office Staff V2; Sunshine 2; Media Club 1. Rene slaves over English exam. RICK W. REDMAN: Pep Club 4, Foot- ball 4, Manager; Basketball 2; Baseball 2. Tom, Kathy and Robin account for their expenses. GORDON R REEF: Artector Club 2, Treasurer 1; Latin Club 1; Cross-Coun- try 3; Basketball 1; Track 3; Baseball 1. JEFF RHINE: FFA 3. MAX ALLEN RICHEY II: Pep Club 3; Football 4, lettered 3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3, lettered 3; Track 4, let- tered 4; Elementary Staff 2; Guy Cheer- leader 1. 12 JANICE RICKS: FHA 1; Elementary 1. rr KATHLEEN ANN ROE: FHA 1; Sun- shine 3. ANDREW S. RULE: Ex Libris Staff 2; FCA 2; Science Club 1; Pep Club 4. Of- fice Staff 1; Teacher's Aide 2; Football 4, lettered 3; Wrestling 2, lettered 1; Track 2; Baseball 2; Golf 2. Marsha checks out the new salads. JOHN W. RUSSELL: FFA 4; Basketball 1. MARTY SANDERS: Chorus 2; FFA 4; Football 4, Wrestling 3. JAMES E. SCOTT: Artector Club 1; Basketball 1. TAMMI RENEE SCOTT: FEA 2; OEA 1, President; Thespians 4, Vice-President; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 4, Recording Secretary; Nurse's Staff 1; Who's Who. 13 CHERYL E. SHOUP: Ex Libris Staff 1; Chorus 1; FEA 1, President 1; FCA 1; OEA 2; FHA 1; Student Council 2; Na- tional Honor Society 3, Thespians 2; Pep Club 4, Sunshine Society 2; Nurse's Staff 1; Elementary Staff 2; Cheer- leader 4, Captain 1; Wrestling Court, Sophomore; Baseball Court, Junior. DIANA K. STEWART: Artector Club 2, Vice-President 1; FEA 1, Vice-President 1; FCA 2; OEA 2; FHA 1; Thespians 1; Pep Club 2, Volleyball 2; Sunshine 2; Basketball 3; Elementary Staff 1. CYNDIE STEVENS: FHA 1, Elementary Staff 4 TAMARA ELAINE STONE: Centralian Staff 2; Band 3; Pep Club 3; Pep Band 2; Chorus 1; District Music Contest 3; State Music Contest 1; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society 2; Thespians 1, Sunshine 3. RICK STEVENSON: Band 2; Stage Band 1; Pep Band 2; Thespians 1; Pep Club 2; Wrestling 2; Elementary Staff 1. Mark gets his daily nourishment RENE' LYNN STRAWN: Ex Libris Staff 2, Editor 1; FCA 2; FHA 1; National Honor Society 3; Thespians 1; Pep Club 4, Sunshine 2; Swimming Manager 2; Elementary Staff 2; Cheerleader 2, Cap- tain 1; Class Officer, Secretary 3; Track Court, Junior; Who's Who in Foreign Language. 14 MELISSA GAIL TAYLOR: Band 4, Jr. Librarian, Sr. Librarian; Centralettes 3, Captain 1; FEA 2; FCA 3; OEA 2, Secre- tary; Latin Club 3; Thespians 3; Pep Club 4, Sgt.-at-Arms, Treasurer, Vice- President; Sunshine 2; Teacher's Aide 1; Track 4; Elementary Staff 1; Track Court, Sophomore. DEBRA K. TOWNSEND: Artector Club 1; Centralian Staff 1; Band 1; District Music Contest 1; FEA 1; OEA 1, FHA 1; Pep Club 2; Sunshine 2; Elementary Staff 1. ROBIN ANN TERRELL: FEA 1; Thes- pians 4, Pep Club 4, Sunshine 4; Stand- ing Council 1, Basketball 2; Elementary Staff 2. CARLA DIANE TILLEY: Chorus 2; Dis- trict Music Contest 1; OEA 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 3; Sunshine 3; Teacher's Aide 4 Mona works intently Melissa smiles for the camera MARLENE TRENARY: Chorus 1; FCA 2; OEA 1, Pep Club 1; Sunshine 1; Swim- ming 3, Most Points Award 2; Elemen- tary Staff 2. TODD W. UITTS: Band 4; Stage Band 1; Pep Band 2. 15 CURTIS ALAN WHITCOMB: Band 4; Stage Band 1; Pep Band 2; District Music Contest 2; State Music Contest I, FFA 4; FCA 3, Vice-President 1; Stu- dent Council 4, National Honor Society 2; Pep Club 3; Basketball 3; Elementary Staff 1; Hoosier Boy's State. KERRI MARIE WILLIAMS: Centralian Staff 1; Chorus 2; OEA 1; FHA 2; Thes pians 1; Pep Club 2; Sunshine Society 2; Elementary Staff 2. Darlene takes care of daily attendance. Mark makes his deliveries!!! 16 Underclassmen 17 Juniors prepare for the final step! Class officers are: Jill Henry, Secretary; Mary Kay Ferrel, President; Beth Ploughe, Treasurer; Suzanne Davis, Vice- President. This year, the class of '81 in addition to the regular selling of magazines had a few hours of brain-washing tests with the PSAT and the SAT. They showed Rowdie Spirit with their winning Homecoming float entitled, Sandwich the Husk- ies. Learning the Preamble and the Gettysburg Address, in addition to reading To Kill A Mock- ingbird and The Crucible were important chal- lenges throughout the year. Ronda Abraham Rodney Abraham Scott Alexander Steve Arvidson Julie Avery Rick Bailey Karrol Baker Chris Bolinger Rex Boone Tom Boyer Lori Bowman Joni Brouse Barry Buntin Kevin Byrd Teresa Byrd Kirk Caldwell Todd Carvalho Diane Chambers Mike Chambers Tim Cheek Jeff Cline Neil Cline Lora Clouse Ron Cochran Noalee Cooper 18 Juniors Junior class float wins Homecoming! Cheryl Crail Ted Cripe Pam Crousore Ellen Crum Lori Crum Suzanne Davis Brenda Dunham Marvin Durham Jean Eldridge Joan Eldridge Carolyn Evans Ed Evans Polly Evans Mary Kay Ferrel Rick Fields Kelly Fudge Max Graves Darin Grice Curt Henry Jill Henry Bill Hicks Billy Hinders Mike Hobaugh Tina Hofmann Terri Holt Brian Huffer Mike Huffer Michele Hunt Jeff Joiner Jerry Johnston Al Jones Brenda Jones Jeff Jones Robin Kelly Gina King Juniors 19 Juniors look forward Teresa Klecz Terri Jo Lawler Brett Leach Lorrie Libbey Mary Mangis John Mattingly Barton Mayfield Susan McCarter Steve McKinney Scott McQuinn Lori Meagher David Moore Andy Musante Dottie Noe Deidre Parker Scott Peter Bob Petre Debbie Pilley Barb Ploughe Beth Ploughe Judy Ploughe Rick Ploughe Tracey Reef Annette Rhine Tanya Rogers Tim Stowers helping Greg Unger?????? 20 Juniors to their Senior year! Lisa Sanders Merri Sanders Monte Sanders Tim Selph Shelly Shaffer Rick Sheets Janet Short Steve Shoup Jeff Smith Kay Sommers Tom Stahl Roger Stevenson Byron Stockberger Tim Stowers Wade Stowers Randy Surber Donna Trees Greg Unger Jeff Watson Juniors—Excited about English??!!!! Juniors 21 JUNIORS—CAUGHT IN A CTION Class of 5'82 busy with many activities Sophomore Class Officers: President, Tim Terrell; Vice-Presi- dent, Rose Maria Tate; Treasurer, Jamie Taylor; Secretary, Elaine Smith. This year the Sophomore class ordered class rings from HerfP Jones. Many Soph- omores received the most important thing to a 16-year-old—a drivers license! Classroom activities included reading Bless the Beasts and Children and Huckleberry Finn ' They are looking ahead to their junior year. Lisa Alexander Alva Alter Melissa Arvidson Steve Atchley Cheryl Baker John Baker Annette Barnett Cindi Beech Brett Berry Jay Boone Brent Bowles Derek Braden Barbara Bray Wayne Bray Marla Brenton Karen Brinson Tracy Brothers Phil Burnette Tammy Cheek Randy Clark Matt Crawford Michelle Crousore Neil Crum Ronda Crum Bill Davis Sophomores 23 Sophs receive class rings! Debbie Davis Greg Deason Heidi DeFord Tammy Dunham Johnna Edens Sherry Faulkner Terri Faulkner Voneda Faulkner Craig Fearnow Denny Fearnow Tracey Fields Paula Gamble Chris Golden Shelly Gregg Jerry Hanna Kenny Harris David Henderson Richard Hicks Mike Hinders Wyndi Hodson Brenda Hofmann Wayne Holt Robin Huffer Kim Huston Michaele Hyman Kelly Jarrett Kenneth Jobe Kevin Johnston Michelle Kelly Anita King Darrin Lafferty Dennis Lafferty David Lawler Lou Ann Laughner Cheryl Linson 24 Sophomores Lookout! Sophs at the wheel! Joe Long Walter Long Steve Lorenz Troy Lowery Chris Malott Steve Malott Paula Martin Richard Martin Scott Mathews Pam McCoy Tim McQuinn Linda Meagher Jay Miller Mike Musante Neal Ogle Clint Orr Robin Padgett Tim Parker Jamie Patchett Kevin Payne Kent Pearson Russ Peter Greg Pritchard Linda Pritts Michele Quankenbush SOPHOMORES! Two More Years! Scott Rayl Carolyn Ridgely Tim Robertson Jerry Roe Greg Russell John Schimmel Joe Sheets Sharon Sheets Diane Smith Elaine Smith Zach Smith Rick Snodgrass Judy Spurgeon Treasa Stafford Daniel Stevens Dennis Stewart Lisa Stinson Teresa Storms Jerry Strickland Sandy Stroup 26 Sophomores Sophomore girls admire their class rings. SOPHOMORE SPIRIT IS FLYING HIGH!! Jerry Sutton Pam Swem Rose Maria Tate Jamie Taylor Tim Terrell Jeff Thieke Kim Thompson Lisa Townsend Mark Trenary Beth Vandevender Scott Walker Scott Walls Kevin Watkins Brad White Candy Zook Sophomores 27 Class of ’83 looks forward to High School The Freshmen of '83 participated in many new activities this year. The new exposures to literature were, Romeo and Juliet and The Old Man And The Sea. The Freshmen also proved to be excellent in the skill of basketball by winning the Clinton Prairie Tourney. After the first year of high school, the Freshmen are looking forward to the most important years of CCHS. Freshman class officers: Tina Brouse, President; Betsy Thornton, Vice-President; Mindy Linson, Treasurer; Lynda Rayl, Secretary. Rolland Abraham Brad Alexander Diane Avery Jerry Bailey Dianna Baker Joanie Barker Dee Dee Baxter Bonnie Beets Tony Bowman Tina Brouse Kyrea Bybee Diane Calvert Matthew Campbell Tya Clark Wesley Clouse Jay Coffing Kathy Coffman Mike Cole Jim Collins Monica Cox Ricky Crick Deanna Cripe Shelly Creamer Laura Crum Kymberly Davis 28 Freshmen Frosh learn the ropes! Eric Douglass Janet Dunn Perry Eaton Gayle Evans Mike Evans Tracy Evans Patty Faulkner Andy Favors Becky Favors Kenny Green Dan Habegger Tim Hamilton Roger Hanna Kim Herport Mary Hicks Brian Hill Collette Hill Carla Hobaugh Jeff Hodson Robert Houchens Jeff Huffer John Huffer Tina Hunter Brian Jones Doug Jones Cassey Kelly Kenny Kelly Steve Kinsler Darrain Laflen Mindy Linson Janet Long Tina Long Wesley Lowery Brian Marcum Kandy Mayfield Freshmen 29 Freshmen experience Fred McCarter Darin McFauls Tracey Mitchell Natalie Mohler John Myers Mark Neely John Noe Jon Parker Phil Parker Judi Pearson Tina Petre Beckie Powell James Quick Lynda Rayl Chris Redman Tony Redman Ron Reed Andrea Rich Matt Robertson Neil Rogers 30 Freshmen new clubs and classes! Cindy Rule April Sanders Teresa Sanders John Scircle Todd Selph Carl Shoe Judy Short Stephanie Smith John Snodgrass Tammi Spears Robbie Surber Brian Terrell Betsy Thornton Robert Toney Jay Trenary Gordon Turner Mark Turner Kent Unger Kenny Waters Anita Welch Thomas Whittaker Ronnie Wirick Diane and Anita show Mike's muscles. Freshmen 31 Frosh—Feeling Crazy ACTIVITIES “THE MUSIC MAN 34 Activities Spring Musical 1980 Activities 35 Hardwood COURT: Freshman.. Sophomore Junior..... Senior..... Senior..... ESCORT: Freshman.. Sophomore Junior..... Senior..... Senior..... ....Diana Avery ....Diane Smith Susan McCarter ....Becky Calvert Brenda Newton ....Jeff Hodson ....Joe Sheets ....Jeff Watson ....Andy Cline ....Dwain Pitzer 36 Activities Royalty COURT: Freshman... Sophomore Junior..... Senior..... Senior..... ESCORT: Freshman.. Sophomore Junior..... Senior..... Senior..... ...Fred McCarter ....Darin Lafferty .....Rick Sheets .....Andy Cline .....Doug Ogle .....Tina Brouse ...Karen Brinson Susan McCarter .....Carolyn Dunn ...Melissa Taylor Activities 37 Thespians Present: REST ASSURED The setting of the play was in the Morlock living room. The time was the present. The plot centered around Mr. Morlock. His chief inter- est was money. Complications arose and he dreamed he was a ghost. The dream was a turning point in his life and a happy ending resulted. 38 Play Sunshine Dance Queen Rita Bradshaw, Court: Donna Burns, Darlene Campbell, Brenda Dunham, Lisa Alexander, Anita Welch. “LOVE IS IN THE AIR” “THE LONG A ND WINDING R OA D. ” Prom Queen: Mona Brown Court: Cheri Shoup, Marlene Tre- nary, Lorie Mayfield, Susan McCarter. Queens 39 “SA Y IT WITH MUSIC” 40 Activities Activities 41 Mini Courses brightened school routine 1980 Mini Courses were held on May 8th and 9th. Many courses were offered. Among those of- fered were: canoeing, trapshooting, bicycling, bi- king, 500 race track trip, and outdoor cooking. Nearly everyone enjoyed these school days. 42 Mini-Courses Candid Camera Annual staff members, right, look over snaps of personalities around school. Keeping the wheels at Clinton Central turning smoothly are the members of the custodial staff, left. Below, Mary McCain and Patsy Strawn handle the many details in the Superintendent's office. Five Years Perfect Attendance......Becky Calvert Six Years Perfect Attendance.........Mary Barbee Athletic Plaques........Don Beech, Mark Davison, Randy Haggard, Max Richey Athletic Blanket..................Randy Haggard Art Awards...........Karena Irwin, Diana Stewart, Anita Ault, Kerri Williams, Art Long, Brent Bowles, Jon Parker, Jerry Bailey, Mechelle Hunt, Sharon Sheets, Darin Grice, Tammy Cheek, Kevin Payne, Pam Swem, Chris Barker, Robin Johnston, Ellen McDonald Outstanding Business Award.........Rita Bradshaw Gregg Shorthand Awards...........Connie Hamilton Tammi Scott, Marlene Trenary, Cheryl Crail, Brenda Dunham, Donna Trees, Tanya Rogers, Pam Crousore, Mary Mangis, Annette Rhine Typing Awards...............Judy Ploughe, Susan McCarter, Rose Maria Tate, Candy Zook, An- nette Barnett, Suzanne Davis, Lori Meagher, Debbie Pilley, Pam McCoy, Tanya Rogers, Beth Ploughe, Karen Brinson, Debbie Davis, Kevin Byrd. Centralian Awards......Mary Barbee, Bart Davis, Anges Kroes, David Lecklitner, Carol Long, Chris Peak, Tammy Stone, Kerri Williams, Lisa Alex- ander, Tracy Fields Senior English Awards...............Alicia Brant, Brenda Newton, Dwain Pitzer, Rita Bradshaw Spanish—Who's Who in Foreign Language........... Alicia Brant, Brenda Newton, Rene Strawn, Agnes Kroes, Suzanne Davis, Debbie Pilley, Lori Bowman, Bill Davis, Rose Maria Tate, Cindy Rule, Brian Hill Spanish Achievement Award...................Janet Short, Michelle Quakenbush, Karen Brinson, Diana Av- ery, Betsy Thornton Latin-Eta Sigma Phi..........Debbie Jones, Carol Long, Marsha Mitchell I Dare You Awards......Mary Kay Ferrell, Jill Henry American Legion Award Winners................Tobe Leazenby, Kim Zook American Legion Runner-up...................Derek Brant, Marita Huffer Indiana State Scholarships.........Rita Bradshaw, Alicia Brant, Brett Huffer, Debbie Jones, Mar- sha Mitchell, Brenda Newton, Dwain Pitzer Lincoln Technical Institute Semi-Finalist........ Dennis Pelling DAR Certificate........................Rita Bradshaw Century III Leaders Program..........Brenda Newton Purdue University Certificate of Recognition...... Debbie Jones, Marsha Mitchell, Dwain Pitzer National Honor Society Scholarship Recognition.... Rita Bradshaw Purdue Club of Clinton County Scholarship......... Dwain Pitzer Tri-Kappa Scholarship..............David Lecklitner 44 Awards Students honored at Delco Electronics Cooperative Education Award. Brenda Newton Richard W. Falls Memorial Scholarship......... Rita Bradshaw Valedictorian Award.....................Alicia Brant Salutatorian Award.......................Dwain Pitzer Latin Achievement Award......Phillip Burnette, Marla Brenton, Wesley Clouse, Kevin Johnston, Robin Huffer, Natalie Mohler, Robbie Houchens Latin—Who's Who in Foreign Languages.......... Phillip Burnette, Robin Huffer, Wesley Clouse, Natalie Mohler ALICIA BRANT, VALEDICTORIAN 1980 Clinton Central graduating class listen attentively to the Awards Day, 1980 FFA Awards Superior Service.David Bush, David Baker Senior Leadership..........................John Crum Senior Scholarship........................Dwain Pitzer Mental Attitude ...Daphne Rayburn, Jeff Pearson DeKalb Award......................Dwain Pitzer Star Agribusinessman..............Jeff Pearson Ag Mechanics.........................John Crum Star Chapter Farmer...................Sam Paris WILO Determination Award..............Sam Paris Home Economics and FHA Awards ....Robin Hanna, Daphne Rayburn, Becky Lambert, Rene Strawn, DWAIN PITZER, SALUTATORIAN words of their valedictorian and salutatorian. Mary Evans, Debbie Townsend, Anita Coleman, Becky Calvert, Thelma Galvan, Lisa Sanders, Ronda Crum, Deanna Cripe, Johnna Edens, Judy Spurgeon, Anita King, Teresa Sanders, Lora Clouse, Craig Fearnow Industrial Arts Awards.............Terry Davison, Brett Huffer, Marsha Mitchell, Curt Henry, Ke- vin Payne, Tim Hamilton, Tracey Mitchell Intramural Awards.....Rick Redman, Kevin Jewell, Curt Whitcomb, David Lecklitner, Tom Carney, Rick Holt, Charles Thieke, Sam Paris, Roger Kyle, Brad White, Randy Clark, Al Jones, Rich- ard Martin, Jerry Hanna, John Noe, Mike Huffer, Ted Cripe, Byron Stockberger, Chris Golden, Jeff Thieke, Zachary Smith, Barry Bun- tin, Jerry Strickland, Billy Hinders, Kenny Jobe Band Awards Arion, Mark Packard; Runner-up, Marsha Mitchell; Imperial Guard, Mark Packard, Bill Davis National Honors Band, Brett Berry Choral Awards Arion, Rita Bradshaw; Runner-up, Debbie Jones; Choralaire Recognition, Rita Bradshaw, Debbie Jones, Julie Avery, Terri Jo Lawler, Donna Trees Mathematics..........Rita Bradshaw, Alicia Brant, Dwain Pitzer, Brenda Newton, Marsha Mitchell, Jr. High Mathematics..................Terri Kelley, Stacey Sanders, David Fitzgerald, Jeff Adams, Matt Bolinger, Susan Noe, Debra Quakenbush, Carla White, Kim Zook, Ronda Long, Glenn Orr, Chris Barker, Sherry Kelley, Mike Strange, Alan Tatro Student Council Awards............Rita Bradshaw, Roger Kyle, Chris Peak, Cheri Shoup, Curt Whit- comb Thespian Awards...Connie Hamilton, Debbie Jones United Nations Distinguished Delegate............ Agnes Kroes Yearbook Editor's Award................Rene Strawn Psi Iota Xi Music Camp Award..........Julie Avery Psi Iota Xi Highest Scholastic Junior Girl....... Suzanne Davis Spelling Bee...............Kim Zook, Kim Barnes US History Awards.........Lori Bowman, Suzanne Davis, Debbie Pilley, Kirk Caldwell, Curt Henry, Agnes Kroes Youth For Understanding...............Kenny Harris Boys State Delegates....Kirk Caldwell, Curt Henry Boys State Alternates ....Jeff Watson, Rick Ploughe Girls State Delegates...............Suzanne Davis, Brenda Dunham Girls State Alternates...............Debbie Pilley, Lori Bowman Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation Leadership Seminar................................Diane Smith Awards 45 FOOTBALL ROYALTY Queen. Marsha Mitchell Seniors: Carolyn Dunn Brenda Newton Juniors: Susan McCarter Sophomore: Jamie Taylor Freshman: Tina Brouse Escorts: Curt Whitcomb Sam Paris Roger Kyle Wade Stowers Greg Deason Fred McCarter Clinton Central Honors royalty F.F.A. Sweetheart: Mary Kay Ferrel 46 Activities Organizations 47 FEA explores educational opportunities Seated: Daphne Rayburn, Diana Stewart, Cheri Shoup, Jill Henry. Standing: Anita Ault, Darlene Campbell, Mary Evans, Brenda Jones, Tanya Rogers, Tim Robertson, Brenda Dunham, Suzanne Davis, Mary Kay Ferrell, Joni Brouse, Karena Irwin and Mr. Snyder. O.E.A. learns to earn O.E.A. poses for a picture with their officers; Tammi Scott, President; Thelma Galvin, Treasurer; Melissa Taylor, Secretary; Mona Brown, Vice-President; and Lori Libbey, Reporter. 48 Organizations Art Club and Science Club show skills Organizations 49 Student Council helps student body CLINTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASKETBALL AT DELPHI FRESHMENB BALL HERE Vu - The Student Council sponsors many fun activities throughout the year. Activities include dances, dress-up days, and judging sectional hallways. Student Council sponsors King's night. 50 Organizations Latin Club: The Noble Romans of Clinton Central Media Club promotes better communication FHA members cooperate for common goals FHA OFFICERS: President, Becky Calvert; Parlimentarian; Cheri Shoup; Sec.-Treas., Chris Peak; Historian, Ronda Crum; Public Informer, Judy Pearson; Advisory Council, Mary Evans; Standing Council, Thelma Galvin; Robin Hanna, Terri Holt, Carol Ridgley, Anita King, Teresa Sanders, Tina Hunter. 52 Organizations Sunshine Society shines in serving others The Sunshine Society has had many activities this year: Candy Sales, Sun- shine Dance, Teachers' and Bus drivers' Breakfasts, FFA-Sunshine Caroling Party, Riley Fund, Rock-a-thon, Teach- ers' Birthdays, SOS for the Holidays, and much more. There are approxi- mately ninty members this year. The sponsors are Miss Skirtich and Miss Crellin. SUNSHINE OFFICERS: President, Debbie Jones; Vice-Pres., Jill Henry; Recording Sec., Tammi Scott; Treas., Lori Bowman; Corres. Sec., Tracy Fields; Pianist, Elaine Smith; Chaplain, Diana Avery; Song Leader, Betsy Thornton; Standing Council, Darlene Campbell, Robin Terrell, Brenda Dunham, Terri Lawler, Beth Vandevender, Lisa Alex- ander, Tracy Mitchell, Tina Brouse. Organizations 53 «3i FFA ranked high in state. FFA Officers: Scott McQumn, Secretary; Scott Alexander, Secretary; Dwain Pitzer, Vice-President; Sam Paris, Vice-President; John Crum, President; David Baker, Treasurer; Jeff Pearson, Treasurer; Tim Stowers, Reporter, Kirk Caldwell, Reporter; Tim Stahl, Senti- nel; Sponsors, Mr. Carter, Mr. Walker, Mrs. Downs. 54 Organizations Honor Society recognizes those who excel Honor Society initiates 12 new members Organizations 55 Band officers provide leadership At left: Sam Paris, Student Director; Mark Packard, Cap- tain; Melissa Taylor, Librarian; Mona Brown, Librarian; Brenda Dunham, Asst. Librarian. Band Camp provides happy memories The Clinton Central Marching Band attended camp at Rensselaer this past summer. The week of activities kept the members busy learning new things while enjoying themselves. 58 Band Centralian Staff learns while reporting news B Davis, J. Kirby, Sponsor, K. Williams, L. Alexander, A. Kroes, T. Stone, T. Fields, M. Barbee, C. Long, D. Lecklitner, C. Peak, and B. Berry. Organizations 59 Above: Randy Haggard, Darin Grice, Andy Rule, Tim Selph, Jill Henry, Joan Eldridge, Kay Sommers, Jean Eldridge, Brett Berry, Phil Burnette, Debbie Jones, Cheryl Crail, Carolyn Dunn, Connie Hamilton, Rene Strawn, and Don Beech. Debbie and Andy work hard selling annuals. A nnual Staff treasures the good times! Look what the Annual Staff goes through to get interesting pictures! 60 Organizations Thespians bring life to the stage FCA : Where sharing is caring Say it again, Pep Club! The C.C. Pep Club got a real taste of Hoo- sier Hysteria this year, as they made their television debut in Mackey Arena. C.C. Pep Club cheered at many different sports throughout the year. Their main money-making project was selling “Hang em' High Big Green buttons. Pep Club officers: (from top to bottom) Sam Paris and Brenda Newton, Presidents; Jeff Watson and Beth Ploughe, V-Presidents; Greg Oeason and Rose Maria Tate, Treasurers; Eric Douglas, Sgt-at-Arms, Mrs. Siegf- ried, Sponsor; Kent Kercheval and Patricia Ploughe, Asst. Sgt-at-Arms; not pictured, Cindy Rule, Sgt-at-Arms. 62 Organizations Concert Choir finds life worth singing for Choir officers help choir run smoothly Choir officers Left to right: Tim Selph, V-Pres; Rita Bradshaw, President; Teresa Byrd, Sec; Mary Kay Ferrell, Librarian; Andy Cline, Robe Cap. Choralaires—Row 1: Diane Smith, Julie Avery, Rita Bradshaw. Row 2: Debbie Jones, Donna Trees, Terri Jo Lawler. Organizations 65 Counterclockwise: Pep Club members show their enthusi- asm. Senior scientists creating their own monster. Pep Band takes five. No caption needed. This place would collapse without me! 66 Organizations Bulldogs Win Homecoming, 41-6 Row 1: Randy Haggard, Randy Quick, Marty Sanders, Andy Cline, Andy Rule, Terry Bowman, Doug Ogle, Don Beech. Row 2: Byron Padgett, Mike Evans, Steve McKinney, Max Richey, Curt Henry, Tim Stowers, Rick Carvalho, Mgr. Rick Sheets. Row 3: Head Coach Bob Jarrett, Ass't Gary Ottinger, Mike Davis, Neal Ogle, Greg Pritchard, Tim Cheek, Greg Unger, Dwain Pitzer, Mgr Rick Redman, Ass't Coaches John Sloggett, Andrew Robertson. Huskies defense prepare for Bulldog onslaught! 68 Sports JV has a promising future Row 1: Neil Crum, Tim McQuinn, Tom Stahl, Tracy Evans, Brad Row 3: Coach John Sloggett, Mgr. Darrin Lafferty, Scott Walls, Alexander Fred McCarter. Row 2: James Quick, Chris Mallott, Robert Houchens, William Davis, Dennis Lafferty, Jeff Hodson, Brian Marcum, Matt Campbell, Steve Mallott, Gayle Evans. Mgr Eric Douglass, Coach Andrew Robertson. Left: The scoreboard doesn't lie Below: N. Ogle, Padgett, and Haggard move in for the kill. Cross Country team achieves personal goals Coach Mike Thompson, Tim Hamilton, Ted Cripe, Darin Grice, Rick Ploughe, Jeff Watson, Mark Davison, Mark Turner, John Scircle, Cindy Rule, Greg Russell, Matt Robertson, Alva Alter, Mike Hobaugh. 70 Sports Varsity and J V Volleyball learn new system Above, Varsity: Top row, Jean Eldridge, Brenda Newton, Robin Padgett, Joan Eldridge, Kelly Jarrett. Front row; Rita Bradshaw, Sandy Stroup, Elaine Smith, Coach Linda Barnett, Joni Brouse, Ellen Crum, Teresa Byrd. Below, JV: Top Row, Debbie Davis, Kay Sommers, Rose Maria Tate, Betsy Thornton. Front row, Agnes Kroes, Marla Brenton, Coach Linda Barnett, Lisa Alexander, Beth Ploughe. Sports 71 Girl swimmers stroke through a good season Row 1: Marilyn Dunn, Carolyn Dunn, Coach Janet Norris. Row 2: Tina Brouse, Tina Hunter, Mary Kay Ferrel, Teresa Klecz. Row 3: Karen Brinson, Wyndi Hodson, Candy Zook, Tya Clark, Kim Thompson, Sandy Stroup. Boy tankers establish record times Row 1: Dennis Stewart, William Davis, Mark Trenary, Jay Trenary. Row 2: Wade Stowers, Matt Robertson, Brent Bowles, Denny Fearnow, Coach Gary Stroud. 72 Sports Varsity basketball team has best year ever Row 1: Mgrs. Rick Sheets, Kevin Byrd, Ronald Cochran. Row 2: Randy Haggard, Darin Grice, Dwain Pitzer, Rick Fields, Kelly Fudge, Curt Henry, Greg Unger, Tim Cheek, Doug Ogle, Neal Ogle, Coach John Sloggett. Sports 73 SECTIONAL, REGIONAL, SEMI- STA TE MA DNESS CC advances to first-ever Semi-state Above, Bulldogs play tenacious defense in final game of regional. Below, Henry rips down a clutch rebound against Plainfield. Right, Neal Ogle searches for an opening. After defeating Clinton Prairie 77 to 53 and disposing of arch-rival Tipton 56 to 54, CC defeated Frankfort 66 to 63 in the final game to win the sectional. Plainfield was the next victim in the afternoon game of the regional 53 to 43, and in the evening the Big Green Machine rolled over North Montgomery 46 to 44 to take the title. Although a valiant come-back effort pulled them to within 2 points in the last minutes, the CC bubble burst when they were defeated by Lafayette Jeff in the after- noon semi-state game in Mackey Arena, 62 to 58. Bulldogs conquer Prairie, Tipton, Frankfort Plainfield, North Mont on victory march Above, Curt Henry drives around opponent. Be- low, Coach Sloggett makes his television debut in Mackey Arena. Upper right, Henry leaps for an- other rebound as Rick Fields looks on. Lower right, Doug Ogle battles for possession. Girls cap best season by winning County, Row 1: Cindy Rule, Teresa Byrd, Tina Brouse, Noalee Cooper, Karen Brinson, Annette Barnett, Jamie Taylor. Row 2: Beth Vandevender, Kelly Jarrett, Brenda Hoffman, Debbie Davis, Tya Clark, Robin Padgett, Beth Ploughe, Linda Rayl, Brenda New- ton, Betsy Thornton, Mgr. Joni Brouse. Middle: Coach Linda Barnett. The 1979-80 Girls Basketball team, under new coach Linda Barnett, achieved many goals. Number l on their list Winning the Sectional! CC beat Rossville and Frankfort, then in the championship game CC was victo- rious over a mighty Tipton team. Other goals were win- ning the Rangeline Conference, the Clinton Prairie Tourney, and being County Champs. Overall, the girls basketball team did a superb job and we are extremely proud of them! 76 Sports Conference, Sectional!! Sports 77 J V and Frosh prepare for varsity action JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Mgr. Derek Braden, Greg Russell, Tim Terrel, Joe Sheets, Scott Walker, Mgr. Darrin Lafferty. Row 2: Den- nis Lafferty, Greg Pritchard, Tim Robertson, Matt Crawford, Scott Walls, Coach Kent Krober. FRESHMEN Row 1: Roger Hanna, Gayle Evans, Fred McCarter, Tim Hamilton, Tom Whittaker, Robbie Surtyer. Row 2: Mgr. Eric Douglas, Robbie Houchens, Brian Marcum, Jeff Hodson, John Myers, Roland Abraham, Mike Evans, Coach Robert Buscher. 78 Sports Clockwise from top: Marty takes a break; Mona, Suzanne and Marsha cheer on the Bulldogs; Volleyballers get set; Carolyn races for the finish; Doug, Dwain and Randy pick up yardage; Curt is covered by Trojans. Sports 79 Grapplers have successful season; Beech advances to Semi-State Front Row L-R; Tony Bowman, Rick Ploughe, Neil Crum, Tim McQuinn, David Lawler, Rusty Peters, Tom Stahl. Second Row; Matt Campbell, Mark Turner, Mark Davison, John Scirde, Kevin Watkins, Jeff Smith, Kenny Jobe, Mike Hinders. Back row; Coach Bob Jar- rett, Tracey Brothers, Walter Long, Martin Sanders, Andrew Cline, Terry Bowman, Don Beech, Max Richey. Max Richey works for an escape. This year's wrestling team was one of the most successful CC has ever had. While posting a 7-7 record, they sent 5 wrestlers to the regionals: Run- nerups Rusty Peters, 119; Mark Davison, 126; Max Richey, 155; Andy Cline, heavyweight; and sectional champion Don Beech, 185. Don Beech also won the regional and went on to the semi-state where he lost by one point in the last .05 seconds of the match. The wrestlers also had their first-ever conference champs. Max Richey captured his 155 weight class, and Don Beech dominated the 185 pound class. Coaches Bob Jarrett and Jerry Schonoff have really brought the team along in the past two years. Next year, Clinton Central may have a first-ever Semi- state champ. 80 Sports Above L, Don Beech victorious again. Above R, Mark Davison pre- pares to move in for kill. Right Davison readies for whistle. Middle Marty Sanders psyches up for rough practice. Bottom- Rusty Peters side rolls for a reversal. Bottom R- Don Beech Will success spoil him?????? Sports 81 Carvalho leads boys track in conference, sectional and regional Above: Rick Carvalho leads the way. Rick won first in the conference in the 100 and 200, was first in the 100 and third in the 200 in the sectio- nal. The boys track team, under Coach Mike Thompson, ended the season 1-5 in dual meets, 5th in the conference, 8th in the sec- tional, and 3rd in the county meet. Below: Randy Haggard shows his form in the hurdles. A. Alter, D. Stewart, Coach Thompson, R. Ploughe, D. Lafferty, J. Watson, T. Parker, T. Cripe, M. Hobaugh, K. Harris, R. Houchens, R. Richey, Coach Scofield, M. Davison, N. Ogle, R. Haggard, R. Carvalho, G. Pritchard, M. Turner, J. Scircle, M. Evans, D. Beech. Girls Track Team explodes with energy Front: Coach Barnett. Row 1: T. Galvan, M. Dunn, R. Hanna, M Taylor, C. Dunn. Row 2: K. Brinson, A Welch, R. Padgett, J. Henry, B Hofmann, J. Taylor, C. Linson. Row 3: M Linson, D. Avery, T. Storms, C. Rule. The 16-member girls track team, under Coach Linda Barnett, had an en- couraging year. They ended the season 5-2 in dual meets, finished 6th in the conference, and 2nd in the county meet. Jamie Taylor was the only sectio- nal winner, and she also got a 1st in hurdles at conference. The entire team and coach wish to thank Jim and Sally Taylor for their outstanding support and encouragement through- out the season. Karen Brinson—poised and ready! Jamie Taylor shows how it's done in the hur- dles. Track 83 Baseball team shows class with new field and uniforms Coach Krober prepares new field for play Above, VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Row 1: R. Surber, S. Malott, J. Smith, W. Stowers, C. Malott, D. Braden, mgr. Row 2: K. Krober, asst, coach, R. Surber, D. Pitzer, J. Hodson, C. Henry, G.Unger, J. Meyers, D. Lafferty, G. Ottinger, head coach. Below, JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: F. McCarter, K. Jobe, K. Johnston, W. Stowers, R. Surber. Row 2: S. Malott, R. Surber, J. Hodson, G. Pritchard, G. Unger, J. Meyers, C. Malott, D. Lafferty, Coach Krober. 84 Baseball Golfers drive to successful year Above, GOLF TEAM: B. Davis, R. Kyle, D Grice, B Thornton, T. Ham- ilton, T. Stahl, D. Lawler, B. Terrell, Coach Snyder. Left: Darin Grice, Number one golfer, also was a member of the varsity baseball team Below: Coaches responsible for CC's fine sports season were, left to right; Schonoff, Krober, Sloggett, Ottinger, Cline, Jarrett and Robert- son. CC Cheerleaders Build Above, VARSITY: Capt. Cheri Shoup, Marsha Mitchell, Mona Brown, Susan McCarter, Suzanne Davis Below, JR VARSITY: Heidi DeFord, Karen Brinson, Kim Thompson, Jamie Taylor, Cindi Beech Student Body SPIRIT!! Above: Freshman, Tina Brouse, Anita Welch, Diana Avery, Fields, Becky Powell, Jamie Patchett, Marla Brenton, Sandy Diane Calvert, Tracey Mitchell. Below: Grapplettes, Tracey Stroup, Debbie Jones, Cassey Kelly, Debbie Davis. CENTRAL ATHLETES ARE HONORED AT GIRLS SWIMMING. Most Improved High Point Mental Attitude Senior Plaques VOLLEYBALL: Most Spikes Most Sets Serve Percentage Mental Attitude Senior Plaques Tina Brouse Carolyn Dunn Carolyn Dunn Carolyn Dunn, Marilyn Dunn Robin Padgett Elaine Smith Brenda Newton Joni Brouse Rita Bradshaw, Brenda Newton, Agnes Kroes FOOTBALL: Star Awards Most Tackles Mental Attitude Senior Plaques Doug Ogle, Curt Henry Curt Henry Dwain Pitzer Doug Ogle, Dwain Pitzer, Randy Haggard, Terry Bowman, Don Beech, Andy Rule, Marty Sanders, Randy Quick, Andy Cline, Max Richey, Byron Padgett, Rick Carvalho, Mgr. Rick Redman RANGELINE ALL-CONFERENCE: Volleyball Robin Padgett Football Randy Haggard, Curt Henry BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: High Point Mental Attitude Senior Plaque Jeff Watson Rick Ploughe Mark Davison 88 Sports FALL AND WINTER SPORTS BANQUET BOYS BASKETBALL: Field Goal % Free Throw % Rebound Assists Mental Attitude Senior Plaques Curt Henry Rick Fields Byron Padgett, Curt Henry Neal Ogle Doug Ogle Randy Haggard, Doug Ogle, Byron Padgett WRESTLING: Quick Pin Mental Attitude Senior Plaques Sectional Champion Regional Champion Marty Sanders Don Beech Don Beech, Andy Cline, Max Richey, Mark Davison, Terry Bowman Don Beech Don Beech GIRLS BASKETBALL: Field Goal % Free Throw % Rebound Assists Mental Attitude Senior Plaque Heidi Deford Brenda Newton Heidi Deford Brenda Newton Brenda Newton Brenda Newton RANGELINE ALL-CONFERENCE: Boys Basketball Rick Fields, Curt Henry, Doug Ogle Girls Basketball Heidi Deford Brenda Newton Wrestling Don Beech, Max Richey Sports 89 BIG GREEN Ilf-W rSt n BULLDOGS 1980 GIRLS BOYS SECTIONAL CHAMPS beet � bi! cummes m CLINTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MOVE OVER JOE BARRY WE ARE COMING TO MACKEY SWEET 16 90 Sports JUNIOR HIGH Jr. High 91 NTON CENTRAL Eighth grade a promising CLASS OFFICERS: Tandee Kelly Vice President, Tim Wyrick— President, Kim Zook-Secretary, not pictured Tina Heidt Treasurer. Sherry Abott Chris Barker Laura Barker Kimberly Barnes Amanda Barnett Jackie Beech Brad Bradshaw Derek Brant Gerald Bray Janet Bray James Brown Rick Brown Michelle Bundy Dawn Burns Larry Burt 92 Eighth Grade looks toward future Mike Bybee Connie Caldwell Jeff Cheek Jon Cleveland Jay Cline Mike Coffman Charles Crick Mike Crousore Bobby Davis Lori Davis Mike Davis Rob Davison David Dillman Denise Dunham Joe Ferguson Lisa Ferguson Phil Ferrel John Fickle Tim Fields Lynn Graves Rick Grice Sheila Grice Don Hale Michelle Hawn Mari Ann Hazlett Tina Heidt Greg Henderson Chris Henry Rodney Hensley Melinda Hiland Eighth Grade 93 Marita Huffer Brad Humburg Denise Huse Kim Jarrett Sheila Jenkins Robin Johnston Sheila Johnston Yolanda Kallner Sherry Kelly Tandi Kelley Kent Kercheval Rodney Kercheval Mike Lawler Curtis Lawson Tobias Leazenby Hey Teach, that is the answer; isn't it? Tim Wyrick's not sure. Ronda Long Nick Marshall Stacy McKinney Bill Musante Todd Newell Glenn Orr Pam Pitzer Patricia Ploughe Sandy Parker Tony Prince Vanessa Prince Chris Reed Teresa Richey Joyce Ricks Kim Roe Rhonda Royer Melody Sanders Lawrene Saul Tim Schmitter Dereck Sheets Daryl Shoe Mike Shoup Mark Snow Patricia Stevens Mike Strange Alan Tatro Melissa Toney Bryan Wheeler Wayne Wooley Polly Wyrick Eighth Grade 95 For the seventh graders, Jeff Adams Paula Alberding Crystal Alter Jim Austin Jerry Barbee Clenna Barker Matt Bolinger Brian Barnett Dave Birden Desiree Braden Don Bray Mary Bray Terry Bray Rob Brewer Davin Brock Treasurer—Cande Weaver, Vice- President- Mike Quick, President—Phil Parkhurst, Secretary—Kim Humberg the best is yet to come Brian Butcher John Bybee Kevin Carvalho Darlene Coates Bryan Crenshaw Kristi Cripe Tim Cripe Jesse Davis Paula Davis John Davison Matt Davison Scott Davison Pete DeLeon Marty Devore Annette Dunham Kenny Dunham Rush Eaton Stacy Evans Perry Fausett Todd Fields David Fitzgerald Melissa Fox Cindy Garrett Shawn Green Leah Greeno Kim Hall Craig Hartwick Jim Hendrickson Jay Hofmann Dora Huffer Seventh Grade 97 Seventh graders are people, too Chris Johnston Mike Joiner Bobbie Kelly Derrick Kelly Terri Kelly Roger Kercheval Andrea Kinsler Richie Koppelmann Brian Laughner Ronnie Lucas Jeff Malott Tonya Marshall Ellen McDonald Brett Mennen Tonia Mennen Troy Miller Nancy Mooneyhan Lisa Moore Debbie Musante Billy Noe Susan Noe Rodney Ottinger Jill Parker Richard Parker Phil Parkhurst Carrie Powell Mike Powers Debra Quakenbush Mike Quick Rodney Reed Jo Rich Eugene Roberts Sarah Rohrabaugh Terry Ross 98 Seventh Grade Stacey Sanders Shannon Shirar Sherry Smith Patsy Storms Greg Summers Paula Thieke Eric Thompson Michealle Thompson Brian Turner Randy Unger Cande Weaver Tim Wellman Anna Marie Wessell Carla White Robert Whittaker Seventh Grade 99 Cheer girls root for Junior High teams Above: Eighth grade cheerleaders: Connie Caldwell, Pam Pitzer, Kim Jarrett, Amy Holt, Tandee Kelley. Be- low: Seventh grade cheerleaders: Susan Noe, Cande Weaver, Kim Humberg, Melissa Fox, Crystal Alter. ■B team: Front row: Denise Dunham mgr, Cindy Garrett, Stacy Evans, Patsy Storms, Stacey Sanders, Dawn Burns Second row Shannon Shirar, Sherry Abbott, Patricia Ploughe, Marita Huffer, Lisa Ferguson, Jackie Beech, Rhonda Royer Michelle Hawn Mrs Rule. Jr Hi girls have good volleyball season A team: Front row: Denise Dunham mgr., Sheila Grice, Sheila Johnston, Teresa Richey, Mandy Barnett, Kim Zook. Second row: Mrs. Rule, Stacy McKinney, Kim Jarrett, Pam Pitzer, Ellen McDonald, Ronda Long, Polly Wyrick, Sherry Smith. Cross-Country team is on the move CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: Scott Davison, Alan Tatro, Phil Ferret, Curtis Ransom, Richey Alan, Matt Davison, Coach Griffey. Jr. High 101 Young wrestlers have super season Row 1: Jeff Cheek, Troy Miller, Tobe Leazenby, Dave Dillman, Mike Bybee. Row 2: Mike Lawler, Greg Summers, Brian Turner, Coach Schonhoff. Row 3: Ken Dunham, Chris Burns, Jesse Davis. Football players tackle new experiences Row 1: Jeff Cheek, Tobe Leazenby, Dave Dillman, Mike Bybee, Todd Newell, Chris Henry, Coach Krober. Row 2: Brian Wheeler, Tim Wyrick, Mike Strange, Joe Ferguson, Mike Shoup, Jeff Hoffman. Row 3: Brian Barnett, Todd Fields, Chris Burns, Jesse Davis, Shawn Green, Jim Hendrickson. Row 4 Phil Parkhurst, Mike Quick, Brian Crenshaw, Brian Turner, Kevin Carvalho, Richie Koppleman Row 5: Coach Schonhoff, Darin Brock, Randy Unger, Jeff Mallott, Craig Hartwick, Brian Laughner, Derrick Kelly. Eighth Grade basketball team successful Row 1: Derrick Sheets, mgr.; Kent Kercheval, Jeff Hoffman, Mike Shoup, Tim Wyrick, Mike Strange, mgr. Row 2: Brian Wheeler, Chris Henry, Jim Brown, Coach Hale, Rod Hensley, Derek Brant, Tim Schmitter. Seventh Grade team ready to move up Row 1: Jim Hendrickson, Phil Parkhurst, Jay Hofmann. Brian Laughner, Shawn Green, Brett Mennen, Bryan Crenshaw. Row 2: Davin Brock, mgr.; Matt Davison, Richie Koppleman, Coach Smiley, Craig Hartwick, Michael Quick, Dave Birdin, Curt Whitcomb, assistant. Jr. Hi. 103 Junior High Choral students entertain Jr. Hi Band members learn while performing Junior High Pep Club shows spirit Young FFA ers get head start for future Jr. High FFA Officers President Tim Wyrick Vice-President Mike Shoup Secretary Jeff Hoffman Treasurer Tobe Leazenby Reporter Mike Lawler Sentinel Mike Strange Jr Hi. 105 Junior High Girls enjoy basketball Above, EIGHTH GRADE: Row 1: K. Zook, S. Grice, S. Johnston, K. Jarrett, M. Barnett. Row 2: T. Heidt, P. Ploughe, T. Kelly, P. Pit- zer, S. McKinney, Coach Rule. Below, SEVENTH GRADE: Row 1: P. Alberding, M. Jobe, S. Sanders, J. Parker. Row 2: D. Braden, S. Rohrabaugh, Coach Rule, E. McDonald, S. Evans, D. Quakenbush. 106 Basketball Young Thinlies have good season Row 1: M. Scott, R. Royer, R Allen, B. Ridenour, J. Shoup Row 2: S. Noe, Manager, T. Cripe, M. Davison, B. Turner. K. Carvalho. R. Ottinger, S. Davison. Row 3: J. Cheek, M. Shoup, J. Hoffman, M. Quick, C. Hartwick, S. Green, D. Kelly, T. Newell. Row 4: Coach Smith, B. Wheeler, C. Lawson, D. Brant, R. Grice, J. Scott, C. Henry, Coach Schonoff. Girls meet the challenge of track Row 1: A. Brothers, A. Ogle, L. Fearnow, S. Sanders, M. Thompson, D. Braden, A. Holt. Row 2: S. Smith, S. Abbott, K. Jarrett, K. Zook, T. Richey, M. Barnett, L. Moore, S. Evans. Row 3: S. Johnston, L. Davis, S. McKinney, T Kelly, T. Kelly, E. McDonald, L. Fer- guson, Coach Headley. ROBERT BRINSON, PRINCI- PAL WAYNE WATSON, VICE PRINCIPAL WILBUR RULE. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DORENE WALLS, OFFICE STAFF PATRICIA NEWTON. OFFICE STAFF SUPERINTENDENT NED SMITH HARD AT WORK. PATRICIA ROBERTSON, OF- FICE STAFF JENNIFER RULE, LIBRAR- IAN JOHN HOBAUGH. GUIDANCE HELEN ROBERTSON, GUID- ANCE i 110 Faculty A NEAL ANDERSON. INDUS- TRIAL ARTS ROBERT BUSCHER, SCIENCE CHARLES CAMPBELL. ART LINDA BARNETT, VARSITY COACH NORMA BEAVER, SPECIAL EDUCATION ALAN BRANNAN ENGLISH HANG IN THERE. FRIDAY'S COMING Faculty 111 SUE DAVIS, BUSINESS SARAH DOWNES, AGRICUL- TURE RONALD DUNN, BUSINESS DOROTHY EIKENBERRY, HOME ECONOMICS DONALD GARRISON, SOCIAL STUDIES C.C. COACHES WORKING HARD? THOMAS GRIFFY, INDUS- TRIAL ARTS JOHN HANEY, MATHEMAT- ICS ERNEST HUNT, SCIENCE NELSON HUNTER, MUSIC 112 Faculty ROBERT JARRETT, COACH, JODY KIRBY, ENGLISH PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOHN KRAMER, SCIENCE KENT KROBER, SCIENCE KAREN MANUAL, PHYSICAL EDUCATION THE BIG GREEN THING JANE MASSEY, MUSIC CRYSTAL MOORE, LATIN JANET NORRIS, VARSITY COACH, PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION GARY OTTINGER, MATH- EMATICS Faculty 113 LINDA PACKARD, ART JANET SHANDS, ENGLISH BARBARA SIEGFRIED, ENGLISH AND SPANISH ANDREW ROBERTSON, SO- CIAL STUDIES Qw 4 4 I JEROME SCHONHOFF, MATH AND SCIENCE GREG SCOFIELD, ENGLISH NOW WA-A-A-IT A MINUTE! RAMONA SKERTICH, ENGLISH JOHN SLOGGETT, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND VARSITY GREGORY SMILEY, SOCIAL COACH STUDIES 114 Faculty CURT SNYDER. MATH- EMATICS GARY STROUD, INDUSTRIAL ARTS WARREN THOMAS, SOCIAL STUDIES MICHAEL THOMPSON. MATHEMATICS JANET THORLEY, HOME ECONOMICS HI THERE! RALPH WALKER, AGRICUL- TURE DICK WALTERS, BUSINESS DALE WATSON, ART MARJORIE WYRICK, NURSE Faculty 115 Custodians Robert Payne, Roy Lindenmayer, Edith Huffer, Bill Feidner, and Gene Buntin. 116 Personnel Clinton Central Board of Education busy with plans for school building program Seated: Gary Henry, Member; Dennis Shoup, President; Gary Thompson, Vice-President; Superintendent Ned Smith. Standing Dale Ploughe, Member; Earl Barnes, Member; Bill Calvert, Secretary; Phil Crum, Member. Left: Clinton Central bus drivers are an in- tegral part of our edu- cational system. They provide many miles of safe transportation, both to school and to extra-curricular activi- ties. 118 Faculty ADVERTISING Ads 119 HILL'S CHILDREN'S WEAR and FLORAL DESIGNS COURTHOUSE SQUARE-FRANKFORT, IN 46041 Phone 659-4000 CONVERSE PEDWIN BASS DEXTER Country Knit Shop Knitting and Crochet supplies East of Clinton Central Phone: 249-2987 Ladies Apparel Designer Jewelry Scarves Handbags Frankfort Indiana Hair Styling Hair Pieces BOND'S EVERGREEN NURSERIES For the Modern Man Garney's Barber Beauty Style Shop St. Road 29 South Michigantown, IN Phone 249-2609 Your One Stop Family Center R.R. =3, Marsh Road, North Across From Frankfort High School J.A. Phone: 654-8594 KERN and SON INC. Compliments of SMITH SERVICE STATION Fine Home Furnishing Since 1924 Opposite the Library 211 W. Clinton Frankfort, Indiana Tire Sales Service Forest Phone Indiana 249-2604 120 Ads Ye Ole Sundae Parlor Ice Cream—Shakes—Sodas—Sundaes—Cones Hot Sandwiches—Tacos Pizza King Pizza TAYLOR WELDING TRUCK WELDING FARM WELDING CONSTRUCTION WELDING PORTABLE WELDING PIPE THAWING CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIRING PRESSURE VESSEL CERTIFIED BOOM AND WINCH SERVICE RR 8 FRANKFORT, IN JIM TAYLOR 20 YEARS OF QUALITY WELDING WASHINGTON AVE. EAST PHONE 659-2955 Ads 12X Stout Son, Inc. Russiaville Funeral Home 883-5122 Home Furnishings 883-7172 Waddell's Variety Russiaville, IN Phone: 883-5677 Mellinger Insurance Agency People You Can Talk To Box 208 Michigantown, Indiana 46057 Telephone 249-2211 Office Hours Monday thru Friday Saturday 9:00-4:30 9:00-12:00 Compliments of Martin Bros.,Inc. Russiaville, IN 883-5551 Appliances, Televisions, Hardware and Houseware “Drive A Little, Save A Lot SPARROW FLORIST Your Levi, Lee, Faded Glory and Kennington headquarters 354 First Street Downtown Frankfort Frankfort, IN 46041 654-8558 122 Ads Compliments of Davis Fence Company Roberson Agri Products Michigantown Laughner Burnett Carpentry . Cement Phone 249-2927 249-2813 Michigantown, IN Weaver Electric Plumbing Electric —Plumbing —Pump Service R.R. 1 Michigantown, IN 46057 Phone: 249-3091 Field's Garage Car and Truck Repair Service Complete Engine Service Brakes, Clutches, Transmissions One mile east of Clinton Central, on 100 O.C. Fields Phone: 249-2532 Sohigro Service Co. EtR $ Manufacturing Co., Inc. 1 v Kirklin, Indiana 46050 Phone (317) 279-8826 Manufacturers of Masonry Fabricating Equipment Phone Jack Barrett 249-3007 Manager Layer Cutting • Styling 03 ' Perms • Hair Pieces NEW-MAN PRODUCTS hq HAIR PIECES THE SHEAR COMB 1404 E. Wabash St. Frankfort, IN u Phone: 659-4288 Larry Blubaugh Closed Monday Tues, Thurs, Fri 8:00—4:45 Wed 8:00-5:45 Sat 7:30-3:45 Please notify within 24 hours of cancellation HOOSIER BOOK AND BIBLE STORE Books—Bibles Religious gifts Church supplies Western Union 51 W. Washington St. Frankfort, IN Ph. 654-5713 Martha Goldsberry, Owner Ads 123 person to person banking The Farmers Bank 124 Ads Frankfort M ichigantown Kirklin Mulberry mmma m m 'MmS) ' - «P ft ® J -•V � C«; � « r; ' fjSV.r. 4 . u 4 - 1 Ads 125 Keller Oil Company Kempton, IN 249-2756 Dan Caddell Jeweler Phone: 654-4511 Frankfort Newell Gas Appliances Since 1934 Home Heating, Kitchen Appliances Grain Drying Phone 249-2866 Michigantown, Ind 126 Ads Gifts Ceramics D F Bargun Bam Michigantown, IN Boots Jeans B. Uitts Sons R.R. 3 Frankfort, Ind 249-2355 Ads 127 Thank You For Your Patronage Raymond F. Carney Rte. l Sheridan Local Dealers Harrison Fearnow Jr.—Frankfort Greg Evans—Frankfort Henderson Farm Service— Middlefork A B Crop Service—Kempton Ag. Limestone—Crushed Stone Ph. Sheridan 758-5563 Kirklin 279-8737 Stan Archibald 300 W. Washington P.0. Box 98 Frankfort, IN 46041 Ph: (317) 659-1484 Just A Smile Off The Square Burlington Indiana Bobbi's Classic Lady 115 W. Jefferson St. Tipton, IN 46072 Ph: (317) 675-7718 Bobbie L. Johnson The Dinner Bell Restaurant Phone 566-3884 Rep's Tool Rental 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Sat. 459 N. Young St. Frankfort Phone: 659-4277 Goodwins Funeral Home Serving Clinton County For Over 100 Years Frankfort Kirklin 654-5533 279-8205 Ads 129 Compliments of: You Can Depend On FARM BUREAU INSURANCE for all your insurance needs Congratulations Class of '80 HANSEN'S GROCERY and LOCKER PLANT CITIZENS SAVINGS Beebee Son Enterprises Tree trimming and removing Home and Farm building painting Aerial tower service and stone hauling R.R. 1 Phone Michigantown 249-2790 130 Ads Kirklin Hillisburg Forest Scircleville firestone Brakes Auto Alignment Truck Shocks Tractor call 659-3881 304 N. Main in Frankfort BACK THE BULLDOGS i i i ! I The Clinton Central Athletic Boosters Club was formed to: , Boost Spirit and attendance at all Athletic Functions. 1 Encourage all Students to be actively involved in the School’s ! many programs. j Encourage good Sportsmanship - Both Players and Spectators. ; Promote an even closer positive, relationship between the School and Community. 1 Provide a means for an exchange of ideas. 1 Aid and assist in Athletic Activities, Events and Banquets. , - WEAR “THE GREEN” WITH PRIDE - Ask a Member where they bought their Jacket. Ads 131 Student Life Enhanced by Convocations Sept. 20—The Career Game Oct. 5-E.S.P. Nov. 13—Doctor Sam Rhine Dec. 12—Energy Convocation Jan. 28—Clinton County's 150th Birthday March 11—George M. April 10—Dave Boyer April 23—EMT May 6—Frisbee Champs TAe frisbee CHAMPS 132 Convocations Architect Designs New Look for C.C.H.S. Plans call for an additional gymnasium, com- bination auditorium-art center and a new vocational agricultural facility, a media center added onto the library, rooms under the east 7th Graders Top State bleachers in the present gym with new bleachers on the east side, an elevator at the south end of academic wing and restrooms with outside en- trances on the east end of the building for use at football games and other outdoor activities. Included in the new plan is a 480-plus seat audi- torium with full stage equipment, adjacent to two new art rooms and a remodeled band room. Stor- age areas and practice rooms will be built between auditorium and band room. The proposed vocational agricultural center, to be located at the southeast corner of the building, will greatly increase space devoted to the ag pro- gram. The library will be expanded to the west and an area will be added for special materials. The auxiliary gymnasium, northeast corner, will seat approx. 500 and will be used to take the load of activity off present facilities. Remodeling will be done in shops, restrooms will be equipped to meet requirements for handicapped and a new fire alarm system will be installed. New construction will total 41,378 square feet and almost 15,000 square feet of area will be remodeled. The estimated cost will be $2,344,485. L to R—Scott Davison, Matt Davison, Todd Fields and David Fitzgerald. These boys participated in U.S. His- tory Day. They received first rating in the State Competition. Convocations 133 Annual Staff: The Way We Were TJ 2 M (V. � Jean Joan or Joan Jean?! , s' i % L tL Jill smiles for the camera Mrs. Davis's son awaits motherly discipline Carolyn—A true Dunn n o The surrounding baby pic- tures are of the Annual Staff. Due to the fact that Randy and Don were hatched, no pictures were available. Andy Oh no, they caught me (again!) 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