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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

1 1,111 'T17 ' Index Seniors........ Underclassmen. Faculty........ Organizations.. Sports......... Junior High Advertisements pg- 2 pg- 23 pg- 43 pg- 54 pg 75 pg 09 pg 1 17 2 Jerry Bailey Diana Avery Brad Alexander _ iid. _j Bonnie Beets Tony Bowman Brian Bratt Tina Brouse Christina Buckley Diane Calvert 3 Matthew Campbell Wesley Clouse Maritza Carrillo Kathy Coffman Deanna Cripe Mike Cole Tya Clark David Cole Laura Crum Eric Douglas Gayle Evans Patty Faulkner Janet Dunn Yolanda Eguiluz Busto Mike Evans Tracy Evans Andy Favors Becky Favors 5 Kenny Green Dan Habegger Tim Hamilton Roger Hanna Mary Hicks Brian Hill Collette Hill Carla Hobaugh Jeff Hodson 6 Janet Long Brian Marcum Mindy Linson Kandy Mayfield Fred McCarter Tracey Mitchell Natalie Mohler Monica Murphy Darin McFauls 8 John Myers Judi Pearson Mark Neely Tore Pederson Mike Page Tina Petre Beckie Powell James Quick Lynda Rayl 9 Christina Redman Ronnie Reed Matt Robertson Cindy Rule April Sanders Teresa Sanders John Scircle Todd Selph Judy Short John Snodgrass Stephanie Smith Tammie Spears Rob Surber Betsy Thornton Robert Toney Jay Trenary Gordon Turner Mark Turner Kenneth Waters Anita Ann Welch In Memory of HOPE PARKER In Memory of NEAL ROGERS Although we lost her long ago, the mem- ory of her friendship will stay in our minds forever. Neal will always be remembered for his laughter and kind- ness. We will sorely miss him, but the memories we hold will be fond ones. FLOWER: Peach Rose SONG: Only Time Will Tell COLOR: Light Blue and Peach MOTTO: Some people see things as they are and say why. I dream of things that never were and say why not. 12 13 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Brad Lee Alexander: Ex Libris Staff 1; FFA 4, Treasurer; Vice Presi- dent; 1st State Demo Contest; FFA Star Greenhand. FFA Chorus; Pep Club 3, Vice President 1, President 1; Office Staff 1; Football 3, Lettered 2; Boy Cheerleader 2; Escort Junior Year. Diana Lynn Avery: FCA 4, President. OEA 2. Vice President; Pep Club 4. President, Sunshine Society 4, Corresponding Secretary; Office Staff 1, Library Staff 1, Elem. Helper 1; Cross Country 2, Basketball 2; Track 1; Bat Girl 1; Cheerleader 3; Class Treasurer 2; Hardwood Rep. — Freshman year. Hardwood Rep. — Senior Year. Jerry Scott Bailey: Artector Club 3, President 1, Treasurer 3. Bonnie Lou Beets: Artector Club 3, Treasurer 1; OEA 1; Thespian 1. Tony Lee Bowman: FFA 4; FCA 2; Pep Club 1, Guidance Staff 1; Football 3. Lettered 2, Honorable Mention All Conference; Wrestling 4. Lettered 4, Wrestling Sectional Champ 4, Team Captain 3. Quick Pin Award 1980; Escort Freshman and Senior Years. Brian Bratt Tina Louise Brouse: Band 3, Asst. Librarian; Pep Band 1, District Music Contest 2; FEA 1, FCA 4. Student Council 4, Secretary 1; Principals Advisory Board 3. National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 4, Vice Presi- dent 1, Sunshine Society 4, Standing Council 2, Office Staff 1, B-ball 2; Swimming 4, Lettered 2, Co-Captain 1, Most Improved Swimmer Freshman Year. Mental Attitude Award Sophomore and Senior Year; Cheerleader 3, Class President 4, Homecoming Court Fresh- man Year. Hardwood Queen 1983, Hoosier Girls State Delegate, “I dare You Award. Christina Lynn Buckley: Ex Libris Staff 1; Band 1, Pom Pom Girl 1; FHA 1; FCA 3. Vice President; Student Council 2; Pep Club 3; Sunshine Society 1; Elem. Helper 2; Cross Country 1; Track 1, — Slat Girl 1; Volleyball 3; Sunshine Court 1. Diane Marie Calvert: Band 3; FFA 1, Chapter Sweetheart 1982-83; FCA 4; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 2; Office Staff 2; Swimming 2. Lettered 1; Cheerleader 4. Lettered 2, Captain 1; Class Secretary 3; Homecoming Court — Junior; Hard- wood Court — Sophomore; Hoosier Girls State Delegate. Mathew W. Campbell Maritza Carrillo: Sunshine Society 1. Tya Renee Clark: Band 4. Ccntralcttcs 4; FCA 4; Pep Club 4; Elem. Helper 1; Basketball 3. Lettered 1; Track 3, Lettered 2; Swimming 4. Lettered 4, Co-Captain 1. Wesley Eric Clouse: Band 4, Stage Band 1, Pep Band 3, District Music Contest 1; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society 3; Science Club 1; Chess Club 1. Kathy Ann Coffman: FHA 4; Elem. Helper 2. David Cole Michael Brian Cole: FFA 3; Swimming 2. Deanna Kay Cripc: Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contest 1; FHA 4; OEA 2; Pep Club 4; Elem. Helper 1. Laura Kay Crum: High School Chorus 4, Choralaires 1, District Music Contest 4, Stale Music Contest 1; FHA 3. Eric Jay Douglass: Band 4. Pep Band 3, FFA 4; Pep Club 2; Football 3; Wrestling 2, Most Improved 1980-81. Janet Diane Dunn: Band 2; FCA 4; OEA I ; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 1, Treasurer 1; Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 2; Library- Staff 1; Football Stat Girl 1; Baseball Batgirl 1; FFA Sweetheart Candidate. Yolanda Eguiluz: Pep Club 1; Sunshine Society 1; Basketball 1; Golf 1. Gayle Allan Evans: FFA 4. Secretary 81 -82, Member of Livestock Team 4, County Livestock Team 4, District Livestock Team 4, State Live- stock Team 2; Football 4. Lettered 3; Basketball 4, Lettered 1; I.C.E. Class-Shop Manager. Michael Evans: FFA 4; Pep Club 1; Football 3, Lettered 3; Basketball 1. Tracy C. Evans: FFA 4; Pep Club 1; Elem. Helper 1; Football 2. Patty A. Faulkner: FHA 4; FEA 1; Elem. Helper 1. James Andrew Favors: Artector Club 3, Art Award 1. Rebecca Jane Favors: Cadet Choir 1, District Music Contest 1; OEA 2; Pep Club 1; Elem. Helper 3. 14 Kenneth Edwin Green: Band 1. Stage Band 1, Pep Band 1; High School Chorus 3, Choralaires 1. Cadet Choir 1, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 1; FEA I; Latin Club 4, President 1; Science Club 1; Office Staff — Elementary 1; Elcm Helper 2. Daniel V. Habcggcr: FFA 1. Timothy A. Hamilton: Band 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 2,; District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest I; FFA 4, Treasurer 1. Second Public Speaking 1982; National Honor Society 2; Pep Club 4; Cross Country 4, Lettered 4, Mental Attitude Co-Winner 1981 1982; Basketball 1; Track 3, Lettered 2; Golf 4, Lettered 4, Mental Attitude Award 1981, Most Valuable Player 1982; Escort for 1982 Homecom- ing; Escort for 1983 Harwood; Boys State Delegate; Head Leader at FFA Leadership Camp. Roger William Hanna: Elem. Helper 2; Cross-Country 2; Basketball 4, Lettered 2. Mari Elizabeth Hicks: FHA 4; FEA 1; OEA 2; Latin Club 1; Science Club 1; Pep Club 2; Nurses' Staff 2; Thespians 1. Brian Alan Hill: National Honor Society 3; Science Club 1; Chess Club I; Biology II Expedition Club; Boys State Alternate; Who’s Who in Foreign Language; U.N. Delegate; Richard Lugar Symposium — Junior. Collette Y. Hill: FHA 4; FEA 1, Vice President 1; OEA 2; Science Club 1, Secretary 1; Pep Club 3; Sunshine Society 1; Elem. Helper 1. Carla Jo Hobaugh: Centralian Staff 2, Editor 1, Most Valuable Staffer 1981-82; Band 4; Pep Band 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 1; FEA I; National Honor Society 1; Pep Club 3; Sunshine Society 3, Standing Council 1, Most Valuable Junior Girl: Elem. Helper 4. Jeffery Scott Hodson: Ex Libris Staff 2; FCA 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 3; Elem. Helper 2; Football 1; Basketball 4, Lettered 3; Baseball 4, Lettered 4; Basketball All-Conference Junior Year. All-County Junior Year, Kokomo All-Area Junior Year, Rebounding Award Ju- nior Year; Honorable Mention Jr. All-State, Free Throw % Award Freshman Year; Baseball — All-Conference Junior Year, Batting Award Junior Year, Fielding Award Junior Year. All Sectional Team Sophomore and Junior Years, Journal and Courier Player of the Week 5 times, T.V. 18 Player of the Week Senior Year. Robert G. Houchens: Band 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 2, District Music Contest 1; FCA 4; Latin Club 3, Cum laude Award 2; National Honor Society 3; Science Club 4; Pep Club 4; Chess Club 4; Football 4, Lettered 3, Academic All-State; Basketball 1; Track 4, Lettered 4. School Record Holder 1600 meter Relay; Swimming 3. Lettered 3, School Record Holder 400 yd. Free Relay, 200 yd. Medley Relay, Most Improved Swimmer Award; Boy Cheerleader 2; Optimist Club Scholarship; Hoosier Boy’s State Delegate; United Nations’ Delegate; American Legion Award Winner; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Lilly Schoarship Nominee; National History and Government Award 2; National Track and Field Award; Nation- al Football Award. John A. Huffcr: FFA 2; Football 1. Tina Marie Hunter: Artector Club 4, Vice President 2; High School Chorus 4, Choralaires 1, District Music Contest 4, State Contest 1; FHA 4. Parlimcntarian 2, Standing Council 2; FEA 1; Swimming 1. Brian F. Jones: FFA 4, Reporter 1, Vice President 1, Livestock Judging Team 1, Crop Judging Team 3, Ag Mechanics Individual in State 3, Tractor Troubleshooting in State 3, State Welding Contest — Second in State 2. Greenhand Degree 1979, Star Greenhand 1980, Public Speaking 4. Creed Speaking 4, Chapter Farmer Degree 1980, Hoosier Farmer Degree 1982, Production Demonstration N.J.H.A. Second in the Nation 1982, F.F.A. National Convention 1982, F.F.A. State Convention 4. Douglas R. Jones: Artector Club 1; F.F.A. 2. Cassandra Marie Kelly: F.H.A. 2; OEA 1, Latin Club 4 — Council (President); Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1; Grapplettes 2. Kenny E. Kelly: Cross-Country 1; Wrestling 1. Steven R. Kinsler: FFA 4; Football 1; Swimming 3. Nicole Natalie Knoop: FHA 1; FCA 1; Pep Club 1; Sunshine Society 1; Cross-Country 1; Basketball 1; Golf 1; Ex Libris Staff 1. Melinda Ann Linson: Centralian Staff 1; FCA 2; OEA 2, President 1; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 1; Ag Helper 1; Elem. Helper 1; Track 1, Lettered 1; Class Treasurer 2. Vice President 1; Homecoming Court 1982; Typing Award — 50 words; Centralian Staff Award 1. Janet Marie Long: FHA 4; FEA 1; Pep Club 4; Elem. Helper 2; FHA Advisory Board 1. Michael Brian Marcum: Ex Libris Staff 1, Editor 1; FFA 3; FCA 2; Student Council 1; Pep Club 4; Basketball 4, Lettered 1; Baseball 1; Football 4. Lettered 3, All-State Honorable Mention 1981, All-State 2nd Team Linebacker 1982, All-State 3rd Team Tackle 1982, Herald Telephone Linebacker First Team 82, All Conference 82. All Area 81- 82. All Region 81 -82, Led Team in Tackles 81 -82, Leading Tackier in Lafayette Area 82 (206), Captain 82, Defensive and Offensive Player 15 of the Week 4 times. Weight-Lifter of the Year 81 82, Weight Lifter of the Month 2. Kandy Chloe Mayfield: FH A 1; FEA 1, President 1; OEA 1; Pep Club 4; Elem. Flelper 3. Frederick Lee McCarter: Centralian Staff 1; FCA 2; Principals Adviso- ry Board 1; Science Club 1; Pep Club 4; Office Staff 1; Elem. Helper 2; Football 4, Lettered 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 3, Lettered 2; Boy Cheerleader 1; Kings’ Court — Freshman Year, Biology II Expedi- tion Club. Darin Lee McFauls: Artector Club 3. Tracey Diane Mitchell: Band 4, Captain 1. Drum Major 2, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 3, District Music Contest 3, State Music Contest 1; FEA 1; FCA 3; OEA 1; Student Council 4, Committee Chairman; National Honor Society 3, Vice President 1; Science Club 1; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 3, Standing Council, Pianist, Cheerleader 2, JV Captain 1; Sophomore Homecoming Representative; Academic Lead- ership Seminar 1; Psi Iota Xi Outstanding Junior Girl; Grand Mar- shall; Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar; Purdue Academic Leadership Seminar; National History and Government Award; FFA Sweetheart Candidate; Indiana State Senate Youth Program (school rep.); Rotary Club; Piano Solo District Contest, Piano Accompanist. Natalie Jean Mohlcr: Band 4, Student Director 1; Stage Band 1; Pep Band 4, Cadet Choir 1, District Music Contest Band 4, Choral 2, State Music Contest Band 2, FEA 1, FCA 4. Secretary 1, Huddle Capt. 1, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 1, Science Club 1, Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 4, Vice President 1, President 1, Sunshine Queen Court — Junior Rep., Sunshine Queen 1982, Hoosier Girls State Delegate, Jr. Miss Scholastic Achievement Award, “I Dare You” Award, American Legion Award, United Nations Delegate, DAR Good Citizen Award; County Runner-up, Who’s Who in Foreign Languages, Who’s Who in American High Schools, United States Achievement Academy Award in History, Magna Cum Laude. Cum Laude. Sunshine Leadership Camp 81 and 82. Monica R. Murphy: FHA 4, Council 2, OEA 2, Pep Club 1, Sunshine Society 2, Elem. Helper 3. John Douglas Myers: Centralian Staff 1, Student Council 1. Pep Club 4; Football 1, Lettered 1; Basketball 4, Lettered 2; Baseball 4, Lettered 4; Batting Award 1980 and 81; Mental Attitude award 1982. Mark H. Neely: Artector Club I; FHA I. Jon A. Parker: FFA. Michael Allen Page: Science Club 1; Pep Club 3; Chess Club 1; Swim- ming I. Judith K. Pearson: FFA 4. Reporter 2. Crop Judging 3, Soil Judging 3. Forestry Judging 1; FHA 4, President 1, Vice President 1, Secretary and Treasurer 1, Reporter 1, FCA 2; OEA I, Pep Club 4, Basketball Committee Chairman 2; FHA Member of the Year; Ag Helper 3; ATC and NICE 1, National FFA Convention, FFA Executive Com- mittee, FFA Scrapbook 3, State 3rd Proficiencies (Fruit and Vegeta- ble — Poultry). Tore Pedersen: FCA 1; Cross-Country 1; Swimming I. Tina Marie Petre: Ex Libris Staff I; Centralian Staff I; FH A 1; FEA I; FCA 4; OEA 2; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 4; Elem. Helper 2; Class Treasurer I; Sophomore Sunshine Court Rep., 1982 Homecoming Queen. Rebecca Anne Powell: Cadet Choir 1; FHA l;OEA 1, (Historian); Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 4; Office Staff 1; Elem. Helper 1; Grapplette 4. Captain 1; Hardwood Senior Rep.; Who's Who Among American High School Students. James Brian Quick: FHA 2; Football 4, Lettered 3, All-Conference 1982. Lynda Marie Rayl: FFA 4, Photographer, Parli Team 2, Soil Judging Team 3, District 2, State I, Crop Judging Team 4, District 3, State 3, State Chorus 4. State Convention 4, National Convention 1; FHA 4; FEA 1; FCA 3; OEA 2; Science Club 1, President; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 4. Standing Council; Thespians 1; Basketball 1, Manager 2, Lettered 2; Batgirl 3; Volleyball Manager 2, Lettered 2; Freshman Class Officer. Christina L. Redman: High School Chorus 1; FHA 4. Ronald Lee Reed: High School Chrous 4; District Music Contest 4; Pep Club 1; Elem. Helper 1; Football Manager 1, Lettered 1; Basketball Manager 3; 2 Year Perfect Attendance Award. Matt Robertson: Band 2; Pep Band; District Music Contest 1; FFA 4, Secretary 1, President 1. State Livestock Team 2, State Soils Team 2, State Winning Conservation Demo, National Parly Team; FCA 1; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1; Cross-Country 1; Swimming 2, Lettered 2; Intramural Basketball 1. Cynthia Jane Rule: Ex Libris Staff 1; FCA 4, Treasurer 1; OEA 2; Student Council 4, Treasurer I, President 2; Principals Advisory Board 3; National Honor Society 1; Pep Club 4, Trcasurcr 1; Sunshine Society 1; Office Staff 2; Football Stat Girl 1; Cross-Country 3; Track 1; Baseball Batgirl 1; Prom Court, Junior; Homecoming Court Senior Rep.; Who’s Who Among American High School Foreign Language 16 Students 3; Hoosier Girls State Alternate. April Annette Sanders: Band 4; Stage Band I. Pep Band 4, Centralcttes 4, Captain 2; District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 2; FCA 4; OEA 2, Secretary 1; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 3; Office Staff 1; Elcm. Helper 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students; United Nations Delegate 1982. Teresa Diane Sanders: High School Chorus 4, President 1; Choralaires 1, Cadet Choirs 1; District Music Contest 3, State Music Contest I; FHA 4, Standing Council 1, Historian and Photographer 2; FEA 1; FCA Helper 1; Hardwood Court Junior Rep.; FHA State Convention 1979. John Joseph Scircle: FCA 3; Cross-Country 4, Lettered 4; Track 4, Lettered 3; 1981-82 Co-winner Cross-Country Mental Altitude Award; 1982 Co-Captain. Todd Selph Judith Gail Short: High School Chorus 1, Cadet Choir 1, District Music Contest 2; FCA 2; OEA 2. Treasurer I; National Honor Society 1; Elcm. Helper 1; Pep Club 2; Sunshine Society 1. Stephanie Linn Smith: Band 4. Librarian; Stage Band 3, Pep Band 4; District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 2; FFA 2; FCA 1; Science Club 1; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 3. John Snodgrass Tammi L. Spears: FHA 4; FEA 1. Robert Wayne Surber Jr.: Cross-Country 3. Lettered 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Lettered 4. Elizabeth Ann Thornton: Ex Libris Staff 1; FCA 4; National Honor Society 3, President 1; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 3. Songleader I, Recording Secretary I; Elem. Helper 2; Basketball 4. Lettered I, JV Free Throw % 1981; Volleyball 4. Lettered 3. Serving % 1980; Golf 4, Lettered 1; Class Vice President 2. Robert Toney II Jay Todd Trcnary: Band 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 3, District Music Contest 3, State Music Contest 3; FFA 4, Treasurer 1, State Conven- tion, Photographer; FCA 4; Student Council 2; Science Club 1; Swim- ming 3, Lettered 3. Gordon C. Turner Mark Turner: FHA 2, Standing Council; Cross-Country 2; Wrestling 2; Track 2. Kenneth Waters Anita Ann Welch: Band 4. Most Improved Marcher 1979,Stage Band I, Pep Band I, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 1; FCA 4; National Honor Society I; Science Club I; Pep Club 4; Sunshine Society 4; Library Staff 1; Track 1; Baseball Bat Girl 1; Swimming 3, Lettered 1; Cheerleader 4; Sunshine Standing Council 1; Freshman Sunshine Court Rep.; Swim Team Co-Captain; Who's Who Award. £ 17 SENIOR HONOR DAY PERFECT ATTENDANCE_______1 year: Eric Douglas, Kenneth Green, Brian Hill, Robert Houchcns, Darin McFauls, Tracey Mitchell, Natalie Mohler. Mark Neely, April Sanders 6 years: Tya Clark, Carla Hobaugh ART AWARDS —Oil Painting .............................Andy Favors Acrylic Painting ...................Jerry Bailey Watercolor..................................Jerry Bailey Crayon Batik ....................... Andy Favors Carpet Sculpture .................. Darin McFauls Ceramic Head ....................... John Scircle BEST OF SHOW .......................Jerry Bailey Old Stoney County High School Exhibit: Watercolor — Tina Hunter Acrylic Painting — John Scircle ATHLETIC AWARDS Athletic Achievement Plaques Tya Clark, Betsy Thornton, Tim Hamil- ton. Robert Houchens, John Myers Athletic Blankets ................ Tya Clark, Robert Houchens BUSINESS AWARDS Zonta Outstanding Business Student ................. Mindy Linson Shorthand 2 Years Judy Short, Tina Petre Awards - 1 Year...Bonnie Beets, Deanna Cripc, Carla Ho- baugh, Collette Hill Typing Awards — Tore Pederson, Yoland Eguiluz Busto, Becky Fa- vors, Tina Petre, Janet Dunn CENTRALIAN AWARDS 2 Year Certificates ........................... Carla Hobaugh 1 Year Certificate..................... Mindy Linson, John Myers Most Valuable Staffer ......................... Carla Hobaugh Thesaurus Award ............................... Carla Hobaugh Clothing II ...................................Tina Hunlcr INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARDS Leadership award .............................. J0 10 Scircle Service award ................................. Kenny Kelly Scholarship ...................................Tim Hamilton MATHEMATICS AWARDS Outstanding Mathematics Students Wesley Clouse, Rob Houchens, Tracey Mitchell, Natalie Mohler, Judy Short MATH-SCIENCE CLUB AWARDS Most Valuable Member 1st place ............. Kenneth Green 1st place Chemistry Science Fair ........... Kenneth Green Overall Winner Science Fair ................ Kenneth Green BAND Arion Award ................................ Natalie Mohler Runners Up Arion Award ..... Stephanie Smith, Tracey Mitchell WBDNA Honors Band .......................... Natalie Mohler CHORAL Outstanding Choral Award ............................ Laura Crum Arion Award ................................. Kenneth Green SPANISH AWARDS Spanish IV Award .............................. Cindy Rule STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS Student Council Participation . Jeff Hodson, Tracey Mitchell, Jay Tren- ary, Cindy Rule, Tina Brouse Yearbook Editor's Award ..................... Brian Marcum U.N. Delegation Participation . Wesley Clouse, Tina Brouse, Robert Houchens, Natalie Mohler, April Sanders, Cindy Rule, Diane Calvert, Brian Hill, Michael Page. ENGLISH AWARDS Senior English Award ......................... Natalie Mohler FFA AWARDS Ag Mechanics ................................. Brad Alexander W1LO Determination ......................................... Judi Pearson Mental Attitude .................. Stephanie Smith, Lynda Rayl Superior Service ...... Judi Pearson, Tim Hamilton, Jay Trenary Star Chapter Farmer ............................... Gayle Evans Star Chapter Agribusinessman ...................... Brian Jones Senior Scholarship ................................ Diane Calvert Senior Leadership ............................ Matt Robertson Dekalb Award ................................. Matt Robertson FOOTBALL AWARDS Academic All-State Award ................ Robert Houchens College Assignment ......................... Brian Marcum HOME ECONOMICS AND FHA AWARDS FHA President’s Award .......................... Judi Pearson Foods II .......................... Deanna Cripc, Collette Hill Home Nursing ....................................... Laura Crum Management.................................... Teresa Sanders Clothing I ................................ Christina Buckley SCHOLARSHIPS AND SPECIAL HONORS Ivy-Tech Scholarship ................................ Mark Neely House Of James Beauty College ....................... Tina Petre Purdue Certificates of Recognition .. Wesley Clouse, Janet Dunn, Brian Hill, Tracey Mitchell D.A.R. certificate ............................... Natalie Mohler Hoosicr Scholarships...............Tracey Mitchell, Natalie Mohler Comhuskers Young Farmer Scholarship...........................Jay Trenary Tri-Kappa Scholarship ............................. Carla Hobaugh Purdue Club of Clinton County Scholarship ............ Janet Dunn Athletic Scholarship (Basketball) ..................... Jeff Hodson Harold L. Harmeson Scholarships Tya Clark, Wesley Clouse, Janet Dunn, Brian Hill, Tracey Mitchell, Cindy Rule, Jay Trenary, Anita Welch Optimist Club Scholarship ........................ Robert Houchens Anderson College Merit Scholarship................ Robert Houchens Elk's State Scholarship........................... Robert Houchens Elk’s National Scholarship......................... Natalie Mohler Emhart Scholarship ................................ Natalie Mohler Richard W. Falls Scholarship .......................... Tina Brouse Salutatorian Award ................................ Natalie Mohler Valedictorian Award ............................... Tracey Mitchell 18 19 PROM 1983 Boys left to right: Brian Huffer, Matt Crawford, Derek Brant. Jeff Hoffman, Jeff Hodson. Girls: 1st row. Queen Beckie Powell, 2nd row, Tina Petre, Cindy Rule, 3rd row, Trish Ploughe, Marita Huffer. The 1982-83 Prom was a great evening for every- one. It was held again at the Moose Lodge on April 29. The Juniors decorated the lodge in silver and light blue to enhance the theme “LOVE ME TO- MORROW”. The music was provided by Master Mind. After the prom, all the Juniors and Seniors attended the post prom, at the Bowl V Bun. 20 GRADUATION DAY 22 UNDERCLASSMEN SEARCH for TOMORROW 23 Sherry Abbott Kim Barnes Mandy Barnett Brad Bradshaw Derek Brant The junior class was active this year in the classroom. They were “tortured” by the teachers as they were made to read THE CRUCIBLE and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD as well as recite both the Preamble to the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. They were also ac- tive outside the class. They got their first crack at being salesmen by sell- ing magazines to raise money for the Prom. They also displayed their artis- tic talents by winning the banner competition at Homecoming that was sponsored by the Student Council. Class Officers: Trish Ploughc, President — Kim Zook, Secretary — Mike Strange, Treasurer — Marita Huffer, Vice President Janet Bray Jim Brown Michelle Bundy Dawn Bums Larry Burt Gina Buzan Mike Bybee Connie Caldwell Jeff Cheek Chris Cline 24 Search for Tomorrow Jay Cline Mike Coffman Lori Davis Mike Davis Rob Davison Dave Dillman Denise Dunham Joe Ferguson Lisa Ferguson Phil Ferrell Dean Grant Stacy Grant Tina Heidt Greg Henderson Marty Henderson Chris Henry Melinda Hiland Rick Grice Sheila Grice Don Hale Michelle Hawn Mari Ann Hazlctt Jeff Hoffman Jeff Hofmann Amy Holt Marita Huffcr Brad Humbcrg 25 Sheila Jenkins Sheila Johnston Tandee Kelley Sherry Kelly Kent Kcrchcval Rodney Kcrchcval Mike Lane Mike Lawler Tobe Leazenby Jerome Lee Paul Lee Ronda Long Nick Marshall Stacy McKinney Laura Moore Bill Musante Todd Newell Glenn Orr Pam Pitzer Trish Ploughe Chris Reed 26 Class of Eighty-Four Teresa Richey Joyce Ricks Rhonda Royer Melody Sanders Lawre Saul Mike Spurling Tracey Stason Patricia Stevens Mike Strange Alan Tatro Brian Wheeler Polly Wyrick Tim Wyrick Kim Zook 27 Has One More 28 • • • A Day in our Lives might be Hosting Open House A chess game A super sub tsf A bake sale Winning the Science Fair A teacher breakfast A winning display Bus Driver breakfast Spelling Bee winners CW0 ABIISf (MCIICJ TM0US Sacrifices 29 Raimond Abbolt CLASSOFFICERS:Trcasurcr Julie Hussey;Secretary — StaccySand- ers; Vice President — Michaele Thompson; President — Ellen McDonald. This year’s sophomores have gone through a very exciting year in their lives. Not only did they get to order their class jackets, but they also reached the magnificent age of sixteen when they received their driver’s license. The year was also highlighted by the fact that Chris Burns, a wrestler, was champion of his weight class in both the sectional and region- al. Other activities included making a Homecoming banner and decorating the halls for the boy’s sectional. Money for this was earned by working in the concession stand at athletic events. Paula Albcrding Crystal Alter Jim Austin Jerry Barbee Brian Barnett Lcannc Beebe 30 IT TAKES TWO Dave Birden Desiree Braden Mary Bray Matt Bolinger Don Bray Terry Bray Rob Brewer Sara Bryan Chris Burns Davin Brock Mike Burnette Brian Butcher Bryan Buzan Bryan Crenshaw Tom Cripe Darlene Coates Kristi Cripe Jesse Davis John Davison Scott Davison David Dishncr Matt Davison Helen Dennis Annette Dunham Kenny Dunham Perry Fausctt Stephanie Grant Stacy Evans Todd Fields Lynn Graves Shawn Green Leah Greeno Lonny Henderson Jim Hendrickson Rodney Hensley Kathy Hodson Jay Hofmann Dora Huffer Kim Humburg Julie Hussey Ronette Irwin Kim Jarrett Melinda Jobe Terri Kelley Bobbi Kelly Lori Kingcry Andrea Kinslcr Richie Koppelmann Brian Laughner Bonnie Leach Ronnie Lucas Jeff Mallot Ellen McDonald Brett Mennen Tonia Mennen Troy Miller Nancy Mooneyham Lisa Moore Debbie Musante Susan Noe Jill Parker Phil Parkhurst Jim Pierce Kelly Pierce Carrie Powell 32 Debra Quakcnbush Michael Quick Rodney Reed Sarah Rohrabaugh Scott Salem Stacey Sanders Jim Scott Shannon Shirar Mike Shoup Sherry Smith Patsy Storms Greg Summers Eric Thomspon Michaelc Thompson Brian Turner Randy Unger Cande Weaver Tim Wellman Carla White Tracy Young 33 t - 34 “FRESHMAN’S Steve Abbott Richie Allen Mike Arvidson Larry Barbee Perry Barbee Brian Barrett Sharon Brewer DcAnn Brock JoAnn Brock Angela Brothers The Freshman year means a big adjustment, because several classes are individually chosen rather than being automatically required. The year started out by preparing a ban- ner for the homecoming parade dur- ing football season. By buying classr- ings. Freshman showed their class spirit. The Freshman class had two money making projects and there were sponsoring a dance after a bas- ketball game and working conces- sions during athletic events. Kip Burks John Bybcc Rick Burt Jeff Cline Terry Coffman 35 “TO MOVE UP” Jonathan Cole Brian Crick Carolyn Crum Jodi Davis Pete DeLeon Marty Devore Tina Devore Brian Dunham Janice Dunham Beth Evans Lori Evans John Faulkner Lora Fearnow Mickey Fearnow Betty Fickle Scott Fox Michelle Fulkerson Hector Galvan Cindy Garrett Ted Garrett Mark Graves Darryl Grccno 36 ALMOST THERE Susan Groleau Jane Hicks Amy Hosictcr James Huffer John Huffer Laird Hunt David Jenkins Marla Jenkins Tammy Keeling Terry Keeling Waylon Kelly Greg Kizer Todd Lcazcnby Ellen Lybrook Ricky Martin Brian Milburn Kim Millikin Lisa Mohler Brian Newton Andrea Ogle Rodney Ottinger Brian Page Christine Paige Flecia Parsley Lacretia Patterson Angela Payton Scott Pelling 37 “THREE MORE TO GO” Lisa Peterson Missy Peterson Steve Phillips Brenda Pitzer Tammy Richey Bryan Ridenour Eugene Roberts Krystal Roe John Rogers Ron Royer Paula Russell Lorita Sanders Marlena Sanders Lynn Scamahorn Doug Schimmel Susan Shoup Carol Smith Darin Smith Richie Smith Dany Snodgrass Bobby Spears Sandra Spurling Stephen Stason Tammy Stevens Darryl Stock Tracy Stockberger Rita Thics 38 39 UNDERCLASS AWARDS PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS — ! 1th Mandy Barnett, Derek Brant, Jay Cline. Denise Dunham, Jeff Hofmann, Brad Hum- burg, Nick Marshall, Todd Newell, Joyce Ricks, Alan Tatro, Tim Wyr- ick — 10th — Leanne Beebe, Rob Brewer, Bryan Crenshaw, Shawn Green, Susan Noe, Carrie Powell, Stacey Sanders, Eric Thompson, James Scott — 9th — Richie Allen. DeAnn Brock, Jeff Cline, Beth Evans, Mark Graves, Jane Hicks, Laird Hunt, Kim Millikan, Lisa Mohler, Brian Newton, Lorita Sanders, Susan Shoup, Jim Wood. Dean Wyrick — 8th — Angela Anderson, Nancy Barbee. Phil Berry, Todd Caldwell. Renay Cooper, Danny Douglass, Chadd Dunn. Mark Hawn, Becky LeMar. Andrea Marcum, Stephanie McQuinn. Mark Sanders, Lisa Scott. Chris Vandcrvort. David Whiteman 7th — Danny Bundy, Jennifer Davison, Billy Hawes. Chris Keller. Gina McKinney, Scott Mundell, Carol Ruse. Jerry Tague. John Thompson, Tom Turnpaugh, Todd Vandcvcndcr. Jerry Watkins. Shannon Whiteman. Jesse Wyrick ART AWARDS — Art Show — Pencil Sketch Ink Etching Tracey Stockberger Coil Ceramic Project Cardboard House Pastel Perspective Stitchcry Slab Ceramic Project String Design Copper Tooling ... Colleen Wellman 8th Grade — Clay Project Copper Tooling 7th Grade — String Design Todd Vandcvcndcr Old Stoney Exhibit. Sponsored by Pso Iota Xi: Cardboard House .................. Shawn Green Ink Etching........... Shawn Green — 2nd best Felt Wall Hanging ................. Rob Davison Clay Head ...... Chris Reed — BEST OF SHOW Pastel ............................. Chris Reed Coil Ceramic Project ........... Brian Laughner W.C.T.U. Poster Contest: Group II: Brenda Pitzer placed 1st 3rd in State Group III: Tim Wellman placed 1st 1st in State BUSINESS AWARDS Typing I — Crystal Alter, Stephanie Grant. Cande Weaver. Sarah Rohrabaugh, Bonnie Leach, Ellen McDonald, Lisa Moore, Debbie Musante. Carrie Powell, Shannon Shirar, Carla White. Matt Davi- son. Ronncttc Irwin, Terri Kelley, Patsy Storms CENTRALIAN AWARDS 2-ycar Certificates................ Nick Marshall. Amy Holt 1-year Certificates..... Susan Noe, Terri Kelley, Todd Fields HOME ECONOMICS and FHA AWARDS Foods I ..................................... Lynn Scamahorn Nutrition ..................................... Sherry Kelly Family Living ................................. Lisa Ferguson Home Ec. I ...................................Sharon Brewer Home Ec. II................................... Susan Grolcau FHA Proficiency Events .... Lisa Ferguson. Annette Dunham. Andrea Kinslcr, Dora Huffcr, Bobbi Kelly. Susan Golcau, Tammy Stevens MATHEMATICS CONTEST AWARDS Sigma Math Awards — Carolyn Moore, Susan Shoup. Andy Crum. Leah Thompson, Teresita Rayburn, Sharon Brewer, Andy Davison. Chad Perkins. Mindee Maple. Barbara Werner. Gina McKinney, Neal Stock Outstanding Team Member — Carolyn Moore MATHEMATICS SCIENCE CLUB AWARDS Most Valuable Member 2nd Place ............. Jeff Hofmann 2nd Place Chemistry — Science Fair ............ Laird Hunt 3rd Place Chemistry — Science Fair ......... Jeff Hofmann 1st Place Biology — Science Fair ........... Doug Schimmcl 2nd Place Biology — Science Fair .............. Carol Smith 3rd Place Biology — Science Fair .................... Desiree Braden 1st Place Physical Science Fair ............. Barbara Werner 2nd Place Physical Science Fair ................ Glenn Orr 3rd Place Physical Science Fair.......................... Jon Cole PSI IOTA XI AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIP Psi Iota Xi Award .......................... Michelle Hawn Psi Iota Xi Scholarship ......................... Kim Zook SOCIAL STUDIES AWARDS George Rogers Clark Day ...........Chris Cline. Stacy Grant Outstanding History Student ..................... Kim Zook SPANISH AWARDS Spanish III ............................... Teresa Richey Spanish II ...............................Stacy McKinney Spanish I ..................................... Susan Shoup SPELLING BEE AWARDS Runner-up....................................... Mindee Maple Winner.................................... Carolyn Moore BOYS GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES Boys State Delegates .......................... Chris Henry, Tobias Lcazenby Boys State Alternates ......................... Derek Brant, Kent Kercheval Girls State Delegates............................ Pam Pitzer, Kim Zook Girls State Alternates..................... Marita Huffer, Tandec Kelley HUGH O’BRIAN YOUTH FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP SEMI- NAR — Ellen McDonald “I DARE YOU AWARDS ................ Chris Henry, Pam Pitzer AMERICAL LEGION AWARDS .. Neal Stock, Elizabeth Perkins AMERICAN LEGION RUNNERS-UP.. Chadd Dunn. Julie Kcisling 40 SPORTS AWARDS Football.................Most Improved — Tim Wyrick Mental Attitude — Fred McCarter Best Offensive — Tony Bowman Best Offensive Back — James Quick Best Defense — Brian Marcum Senior Plaques — Gayle Evans. Brian Mar- cum, Janies Quick, Tony Bowman. Brad Alexander, Fred McCarter, Rob Houchens. Cross Country...........Mental Attitude — John Scircle, Tim Ham- ilton Most Valuable — Chris Burns Senior Plaques — Chris Buckley. Nicole Knoop, Tim Hamilton, John Scircle. Rob Surber Volleyball ...............Top Server — Shelia Grice Top Passer — Shelia Johnston Top Spiker — Stacy McKinney Top Server. JV — Lori Evans Senior Plaques — Betsy Thornton. Lynda Rayl Girls Swimming...........Most Improved — Ronda Long High Point — Kim Humburg Mental Altitude — Tina Brouse Senior Plaques Anita Welch, Tya Clark. Tina Brouse Boys Swimming............High Point - Brad Humburg Most Improved — Brian Milburn Mental Attitude — Rob Houchens Senior Plaques — Mike Cole. Rob Houch- ens. Jay Trenary, Mike Page. Tore Peder- son Wrestling................High Point — Gerrid Tishner Mental Attitude — Chris Burns Most Pins — John Rogers Senior Plaques Tony Bowman. Grap- plette, Beckie Powell Girls Basketball .......Assists — Shelia Johnston Rebounds — Stacy McKinney Free Throws — Shelia Johnston Field Goals — Lori Kingery JV Free Throws — Andrea Olge Senior Plaques — Tya Clark. Betsy Thorn- ton, Nicole Knoop, Yolanda Busto. Lynda Rayl. Mgr. Boys Basketball ........Assists - Jeff Hodson Rebounds — Chris Henry Free Throws — Chris Henry Field Goals — Chris Henry Mental Attitude — Jeff Hoffman JV Free Throws — Brian Laughner 9th Grade Free Throws — Richie Allen Senior Plaques — Jeff Hodson. Gayle Evans, Roger Hanna. Brian Marcum, John Myers. Cheerleaders — Diane Calvert. Anita Welch. Tina Brouse Senior Sport Certificates — Rob Houchens. Fred McCarter. Brad Alexander Boys Track................Most Valuable — Rob Houchens Mental Attitude — Jeff Hoffman Baseball..................Fielding Average — Jeff Hodson Mental Attitude — Robbie Surbur Batting Average — John Myers Golf......................Medalist — Tim Hamilton Most Improved — Betsy Thornton Girls Track ..............Most Points — Lori Kingery Most Improved — Stacy Evans Mental Attitude — Stacey Sanders Rangeline All Conference Volleyball — Shelia Grice. Shelia Johnston Football — Brian Marcum, James Quick Cross Country — Chris Bums, John Scircle Boys Swimming — Brad Humburg Wrestling Chris Bums, Gerrid Tishner, John Rogers Girls Basketball — Stacy McKinney, Kim Jarrett Boys Basketball — Chris Henry. Jeff Hod- son Baseball — John Myers. Jeff Hodson Adult Enthusiasm Awards Football — J one lie Moore, Charlotte Evans. Patty Quick. Howard Marcum Volleyball — Janet McDonald, Sherry Kelley Girls Swimming — Gordon Walker Cross Country — Jane Thompson, Tom Griffey Boys Swimming — Richard Swackhammer, Bill Lambert. Carolyn Mennen Wrestling — Karen Bowman. Phil Bums Boys Basketball — Paulette Hodson. Jim Myers 41 42 Robert Brinson Principal Lorraine Hosteter Secretary John Hobaugh Guidance Cowboy Bob's Corral Helen Robertson Guidance M. Wayne Watson Assistant Principal Pal Robertson Secretary Marjorie Wyrick School Nurse Facts of Life 44 Leave it to Beaver Jennifer Rule Librarian Galloping Gourmet im m i Melea Kercheval Special Education Norma Beaver Special Education Hour Magazine Somebody must have worked up an appetite 45 Jane Mohlcr Janet Thorely MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE Alan Brannan Greg Scofield Karen Klein Mclbcrnc Crcllin A F Barbara Siegfried New Look???????? Isn’t that carrying “A little bird told me.” a bit too far Ramona Skcrtich Robert Buscher John Kramer Helen Ritchie THE BRAIN GAME Gary Ottingcr Julia Pearson Mike Thompson 47 48 To Tom Griffey w o r k s h o P 7 w Phillip Keck Rex Smilh Phil Carter G A r c e r e e n s Charles Pettit Ralph Walker 49 MORNING STRETCH Wilber Rule Athletic Director Nancy Padgett Athletic Dept. Secretary Linda Barnett Karen Manuel Greg Moe 50 51 Roy Lindcnmcycr. Bob Payne, Edith Huffer, Bill Feidner, Gene Guntin PEOPLE'S COURT Ned Smith, Superintendent School Board: Front Row — Denny Shoup. Bill Calvert, Mike Ogle, Larry Mcnncn, Back Row — Norman Huffcr, J. Lindley Mitchell. Ned Smith, Brad Uitts 52 Audrey Meadors, Judy Hendrickson, Barb McGill. LeAnn Bohm, Supervisor. Norma Hillis. Evelyn Crum. Diane Roberts. Peggy Huffer ORGANIZATIONS 54 THE BRAIN GAME Row 1: E. McDonald, L. Kingery, K. Jarrett, J. Dunn, B. Thornton, T. Mitchell, M. Huffer, Sponsor Mrs. Davis, D. Braden. Row 2: J. Short, R. Long, P. Pitzer, T. Kelley, S. Johnston, S. McKinney, M. Barnett, C. Hobaugh, N. Mohler, D. Calvert, A. Welch, C. Rule, T. Brouse, D. Quakcnbush. Row 3: W. Clouse, B. Hill, M. Shoup, M. Robertson, R. Houchens, T. Hamilton, K. Kercheval. Officers: Secretary Janet Dunn, Vice President Tracey Mitchell, President Betsy Thornton, Treasurer Marita Huffer. 55 vy� O' Marita Huffer Tracey Mitchell Jay Trenary Natalie Mohler Steph Smith AMERICAN BANDSTAND Row 1: L. Fearnow, M. Ful- kerson, T. Mennen, M. Hawn, L. Peterson, C. Crum, A. Welch. Row 2: K. Dunham, M. Davis, W. Clouse, T. Hamilton, M. Strange, R. Houchens. Row 3: T. Mitchell. Row 4: M. Davison, P. Ferrei, B. Dun- ham, B. Wimborough, J. Trenary, D. Brant. Row 5: N. Mohler, L. Sanders, S. Smith, A. Sanders, K. Zook, D. Dunham, not pictured T. Ploughe. 57 A “Hoedown” at the OK Corral! The Clinton Central High School band present- ed its annual variety show on April 21 22 this year. The show was moved back this year in order to have more participants. The “Hoedown was a complete success. The band received many cards and letters from alumni of the band on its out- standing performance. Band Varieties is the main money-making project for the band each year. 58 59 ____ SOUND OF 60 Choir Officers: Connie Caldwell, Susan Noe, Chris Henry, Ron Reed, Laura Crum, Teresa Sanders. 61 63 Exchange students phone home left to right: Nicole Knoop, W.-Germany; Tore Pederson. Norway; Maritza Carrillo. Chile; Yolanda Equiluz Busto. Spain Centralian Staff 64 Our FFA is still with us!!! The Clinton Central Future Farmers of America Chapter was ranked second in the state of Indi- ana this year out of 219 chapters. Members were able to partici- pate in the State Convention in June held at Purdue University and also the National Convention in November held in Kansas City, Missouri. Members were also sold as slaves to the highest bidder for an 8 hour day to make money for the organization. In May the Sen- iors bring in different animals to show the first graders what they eat for the Food for America Pro- gram. Also during the entire year, members competed on various judging teams such as soils, crops, livestock, forestry, dairy, dairy foods, and horse. 66 Officers (Left to right): Mr. Walker — Advisor; Mr. Carter — Advisor; Mike Strange —Sentinal; Connie Caldwell — Reporter; Jay Trenary — Treasurer; Tim Wyrick — Secretary; Brad Alexander — Vice-President; Matt Robertson — President; Brian Jones — Vice-President; Pam Pitzer — Secretary; Tim Hamilton — Treasurer; Judy Pearson - Reporter; Diane Calvert — Sweetheart; Lynda Rayl — Photogra- pher; Mr. Smith — Advisor. 67 Different Strokes in Art Frt. row: Bonnie Beets, Lawre Saul, Mr. Campbell, Jerry Baily, Tina Hunter, 2nd row: Perry Fauscett. Darin McFauls, Tim Wellman, Mike Burnette, Raimond Abbott, Michelle Bundy, Rob Davison. Dora Huffer, Leah Greeno, Stacy Evans, Kim Humburg, Chris Reed, Rhonda Royer, Melinda Hiland, Shawn Green, Brian Butcher. OEA 68 Frt. row: Judy Short. Diana Avery, Mindy Linson, April Sanders, Cindy Rule, Beckic Powell, 2nd row: Collette Hill. Deanna Cripc, Sheila Grice, Lynda Raylc, Mari Hicks. Trish Ploughe. Tracey Mitchell. Lawre Saul. Janet Dunn. Tina Pctre, Mari Ann Hazlett. 3rd row: Monica Murphy. Judi Pearson, Bonnie Beets, Carla Hobaugh. Amy Holt. Cassey Kelly, Kandy Mayfield, Mr. Walters. Capitol 1st row: Stephanie McQuinn, Amy Shoup. Kim Fields, Lea Thompson. Todd Vandevender, Brian Ridenour, 2nd row: Jay Trenary, Jeff Hodson, Brian Newton, Cindy Rule, Tracey Mitchell, Tina Brouse, Mike Patchett, Beth Evans, Chad Dunn. Susan Noe, Lisa Mohler, 3rd row: Chris Henry, Jeff Hoffman. Bryan Crenshaw, Trish Ploughe, Matt Davison, Pam Pitzcr, Tom Wyrick, Sheila Johnston, Desiree Braden, Ellen McDonald, Mark Saunders, Mark Hawn, Chad Perkins. Mr. Haney. 69 Advisory Board Officers All in the Sunshine Family Row 1: Ms. Skcrtich, Tammie Richey, Stacey Evans, Tandee Kelley, Diana Avery, Natalie Mohler, Michelle Hawn, Paula Alberding, Lisa Mohler, Ms. Crellin. Row 2: Carla Hobaugh, Anita Welch, Connie Caldwell, Teresa Sanders, Nicole Knoop, Tina Brouse, Maritza Carrillo, Yolanda E. Busto, Bcckie Powell, April Sanders, Christina Buckley, Tina Pctre. Row 3: Susan Noe, Carrie Powell, Lynda Rayl. Sherry Kelly, Tina Heidt, Pam Pitzer, Teresa Richey, Mandy Barnett. Denise Dunham, Debbie Musante, Sheila Grice, Terri Kelley, Susan Grolcau, Kathy Hodson, Tina Devore, Tonia Mennen, Lisa Peterson, Beth Evans, Cande Weaver, Andrea Ogle, Lacretia Patterson. Row 4: Michelle Fulkerson, Amy Hosteter, Janice Dunham, Patsy Storms, DeAnn Brock, Carol Smith, Lora Fearnow, Susan Shoup, Lori Evans, JoAnn Brock Once again, the Sunshine Society had a very busy year. Under the leadership of Ms. Skcrtich and Ms. Crellin, the girls added several new items to the already large list of activities. Sunshine sold flowers, purchased coloring books and cray- ons at Christmas for Riley Children's Hospital, attended the state convention at Adams Central, and sent handicapped children to Riley Camp. As per usual, the girls held the annual Sun- shine Dance, sold candy, and participated in Pea- nut Pal Week, the Caroling Party, Rock-A-Thon, Daddy Date Night, and the Ideal Lady Tea. Queen Natalie Mohler, escorted by Rob Houchens; Court Members Diana Avery, escorted by Kevin Johnston; Christina Buckley, escorted by Rick Irby; Michelle Hawn, escorted by Tim Hamilton; Carrie Powell, escorted by Brad Etheridge; Lisa Mohler, escorted by Matt Davison 70 71 PEP CLUB HAS THE SPORTS BEAT Pep Club Officers: Amy Shoup, Mrs. Siegfried, Wade Roberts, Mike Strange, Ellen McDonald, Brad Alexander, Matt Davison, Diana Avery, Carol Smith, Trish Ploughe, Tom Wyrick 72 F.H.A. IS COOKIN’ First Row: Andrea Kinsler. Bobbie Kelly, Judi Pearson, Lisa Ferguson, Susan Groleau, Sara Bryan; Standing: Mrs. Thorley. Melinda Hiland, Dora Huffcr, Cristy Cripc, Laura Crum, Amy Holt, Krystal Roe, Mark Turner, Tammy Stevens, Mrs. Mohler WELCOME BACK F.E.A. Back Row, L to R. S. Evans, A. Dunham, S. Shirar, D. Musantc, L. Rayl, T. Pctrc, M. Jobe, T. Brousc, C. Hobaugh, K. Green. Row 2 — J. Hicks, B. Kelly, C.Cripe, D. Huffer, J. Long, P. Faulkner, M. Hicks, T. Spears, P. Alberding, N. Mohler,T. Hunter, T. Sanders. Row 1 — L. Ferguson, Treas., J. Hendrickson, Sect., J. Pearson, Vice Pres., K. Mayfield, Pres., Sponsor, Mrs. Pearson. The FEA is a new organization this year headed by Mrs. Pearson. They have been busy with several activities including: the Teachers Breakfast, Teacher Secret Pal, and the Senior members tried their hand at practice teaching at the Elementary School. This organization is an asset for it will help students of today become teachers of tomorrow. OFFICE HELPERS SPORTS WIDE WORLD of SPORTS T h e “A” T e a m The 1982 Varsity Football Team ended the season 2-8 playing a very difficult schedule. Behind the leadership of the seven seniors, the underclassmen gained valuable experience. Several seniors re- ceived special recognition for their fine performances during the season. Rob Houchens was named to the All-State Academic Team while Brian Marcum was named to the All-State Second Team as a linebacker, to the All-State Third Team as a tackle, and to the All-Conference Team. Brian was also selected as the best Defensive Player. James Quick was honored as being the best Back and was also named to the All-Conference Team. Tony Bowman was awarded Best Offensive Lineman and Fred McCarter received the Mental Attitude Award. 1st row: R. Reed, J. Quick, T. Bowman, B. Marcum, B. Alexander, R. Houchens, F. McCarter, G. Evans. 2nd row: B. Ridenour, L. Hunt, D. Dillman, G. Henderson, T. Leazcnby, G. Orr, T. Wyrick, B. Wheeler, T. Newell, C. Henry. 3rd row: Coach Moe. K. Dunham,S. Abbott. H. Galvan,S. Phillips. J. Hendrickson, R. Kopplemann, B. Laughner. J. Austin. R. Reed. J. Malott, B. Turner, B. Crenshaw, Mr. Ottingcr. 4th row: Mr. Giles, T. Leazenby, G. Kizer, T. Wall, J. Rogers, T. Wyrick, J. Wyrick, D. Smith, M. Coffman, S. Waters, M. Graves, J. Huffer, J. Cline, W. Kelley, G. Tishner, Mr. Busher. 76 Rob Houchens Brian Marcum James Quick Carroll We . 14 They - 35 Tri-Central . 35 - 12 Clinton Prairie 0 - 6 Frankfort 7 - 13 Sheridan 6 - 28 Zionsville • 25 - 33 Frontier • 14 - 33 Hamilton Heights .. . 7 - 20 Hamilton S.E . 15 - 69 Westfield . 7 - 6 1st row: J. Huffer, J. Cline, G.Tishner, W. Kelly, J. Wood, B, Ridenour. 2nd row:T. Wall, J. Wyrick, D. Smith, S. Waters, R. Royer, L. Hunt, H. Galvan, S. Phillips. 3rd row: M. Graves, M. Coffman, S. Abbott, J. Rogers, T. Leazcnby, G. Kizcr. 77 COACHES’ ANGELS Row 1: Stacey Sanders, Teresa Richey, Sheila Johnston, Lynda Rayl. Laura Moore, Sheila Grice, Kim Jarrett. Back row: Coach Barnett, Mandy Barnett, Betsy Thornton, Lori Kingcry, Ellen McDonald, Tandcc Kelley, Stacy McKinney, Kim Zook, Robin Padgett The varsity volleyball team had another winning season this year, with an end- ing record of 16-5. The lady dogs will be stronger next year with the return of their top spiker who was injured in the first game. With the loss of only one senior and the up- coming freshmen and the JV players, the team should have an optimistic outlook for next season. The Junior Varsity also had a winning record with a better than .500 average. 78 VOLLEYBALL GOES 16-5 JV from row: Mainly Barnett. Kim Millikan. Beth Evans. Angela Payton. Lori Evans. Lynda Rayl. Back row: Coach Barnett. Kim Zook. Laura Moore. Andrea Ogle, Lora Fearnow WE OPPONENT THEY 68 Westfield 51 64 Frankfort 60 38 W. Boone 83 77 Eastern 45 36 Zionsville 80 38 Western 86 69 Cass 55 43 Maconaquah 81 38 Northwestern 86 42 H. Southeastern 72 99 Delphi 73 99 McCutcheon 107 Final Record: 5-7 Front row, left to right: K. Humburg, S. Groleau, A. Vice, C. Page, B. Warner: Second row: D. Burns — manager. J. Hussey, R. Long, K, Hodson, M. Thompson; Third row: M. Huffer, T. Clark, A. Welch, P, Wyrick. Coach Norris’ swim team had a very good season this year. Four school records were set including: Kim Humburg in the 50 freestyle, Ronda Long in the 100 butterfly, Polly Wyrick in the 100 backstroke, and the 400 freestyle relay team of Tya Clark, Ronda Long, Marita Huffer, and Kim Humburg. The girls placed 8th out of ten teams in the sectional with at least one swimmer in each event. Girls placing in the top six were Kim Humburg, who placed 5th in the 50 freestyle and 6th in the 100 freestyle, and the 400 relay team mentioned above also finished 5th. The team had several meets go down to the final event to determine the outcome. This factor lends to exciting meets, which helps the program set a strong following. 80 MAMA’S FAMILY Front row, left to right: managers — R. Long, M. Huffer, D. Burns, P. Wyrick; Second row: M. Strange, B. Wheeler, J. Trenary, T. Pederson, B. Humburg, N. Marshall, R. Houchens, M. Cole; Third row: B. Men- nen; Fourth row: B. Milburn. B. Page. G. Sommers, E. Thompson. T. Fields, M. Davis, S. Staccn, D. Wyrick. The boys swim team started a solid foundation for the swim program at C.C. this year. There were eighteen boys out for the team, including lots of new talent. This provided a good balance in all of the events, and also provided several close meets, which helped to gain the respect of the other teams. There was an average of nine personal bests set at each meet, which indicates the effort put forth by each team member. Some of the outstanding members of this years team were Brad Humburg, who was the conference champion in the 50 and 100 freestyle, and High Point award winner, Brian Milburn — Most Improved Swimmer, and Rob Houchens — Mental Attitude Award winner. The teams final record was 2-9. 81 third row: Mr. Thompson. Scott Fox, Darryl Stock. Rodney Ottinger. Kip Burkes sec. row: Marla Jenkins. Dave Birden. Chris Bums, Matt Davison, Scott Davison, Michaele Thompson first row: Nicole Knoop. John Scirclc. Tim Hamilton, Robbie Surber. Christina Buckley The Clinton Central Cross Country team, with only two Seniors, completed a fine season with nine of ten victories. The young Harriers finished sec- ond at both the Frontier and Clinton Central invi- tational and third at Carroll and in the Confer- ence meet. Chris Burns turned in the highest point total for the season while Tim Hamilton and John Scircle were given mental attitude awards. This was the first year the team has had a full girls team. The girls ran in seven meets and the section- al. 82 CHEERS! left to right — Todd Newell, Fred McCarter, Rob Houchens, Brian Wheeler, Brad Alexander, top row Lt. to rt. — Pam Pitzcr, Diane Calvert, Anita Welch, Tina Brousc, Sherry Abbott Front row Sherry Abbott, middle row K. to rt. - Tina Brouse, Pam Pitzer, Diane Calvert, top — Anita Welch. 83 WRESTLERS (Pin ’Em Up) 1. row Gerrid Tishncr, Bryan Ridenour, Jesse Davis, Chris Burns, Waylon Kelly, Jim Austin, Scott Waters, Ron Royer 2. row Bryan Turner, Todd Newell, Tony Bowman, Rodney Reed, David Dillman, John Rogers, Glen Orr, Toby Leazemby. Coach Moe 84 SECTIONAL front to back: Paula Alberding, Becky Powell, Bonnie Leach Clinton Central’s wrestling team made another strong im- provement this past season with a 14-4 dual meet record, finishing first in three tournaments and placing 3rd and 2nd in the confer- ence and sectional tournaments. Central had 16 lettermen this past season with 15 returning to next years squad. The team im- proved greatly over the past season and with hard work and determi- nation they should improve on next years season. Many individuals on the team had very impressive records. Some of them include Gerrid Tishner, Jesse Davis, Chris Burns, Tony Bowman, John Rogers, Tobe Lea- zenby. This has been a very successful season for most of Clinton Cen- trals wrestling fans and hopefully we will have many more. 85 CHAMPS BULLDOGS TAKE SECTIONAL Front Row: Mike Shoup, Tim Wyrick, Gayle Evans, John Myers, Brian Laughner, Phil Parkhurst, Jeff Hoffman Back Row: Brian Marcum, Roger Hanna, Chris Henry, Coach Smith, Coach Sloggett, Jeff Hodson, Matt Davison, Richie Koppelmann 86 SEASON CC Tiplon 55 Delphi 65 Frontier 64 Frankfort 66 Zionsvillc 66 McCutcheon 82 Westfield 83 Rossville 66 Clinton Prairie 49 Northwestern 52 Clinton Prairie 48 Taylor 64 Sheridan 69 Western Boone 59 Tri Central 69 Rossville 52 Flamilton Heights 61 Carroll 73 Western 65 H. Southeastern 60 SECTIONAL Tipton 59 46 Frankfort 73 59 REGIONAL North Mont 49 53 12 game win streak for the title. The The '83 team struggled a bit through the year due to illness and injury, but it still posted a winning season. The final record was 13-10, with a second place finish in the Rangeline Conference. It capped the season with a thrilling Sectional title. Central beat Tipton and then snapped Frankfort’s JV team finished with a 12-8 record. Seated. Shawn Green, Tim Wyrick, Mike Shoup, Brian Laughner, Phil Parkhurst. Standing: Kent Kercheval, Dave Birden, Laird Hunt, Coach Smith, Matt Davison, Richie Koppelmann, Jim Scott. 87 GIRLS CLAIM SECTIONAL TITLE Row 1: Kim Jarrett, Kim Millikan, Mandy Barnett, Stacey Sanders. Row 2: Lynda Rayl, Sheila Johnston, Betsy Thornton, Linda Barnett (Coach), Tya Clark, Kim Zook, Lori Davis. Row 3: Stacy McKinney, Lori Kingery, Ellen McDonald, Tandee Kelley, Sheila Grice The Girl’s Basketball Team fin- ished a fine season with a record of 16-5. The Lady Dogs capped off the year by winning the Frankfort Sec- tional. The girls were also second in the Rangeline Conference with Kim Jarrett and Stacey McKinney being named to the All-Conference Team. The future looks bright for the Girl’s Basketball Team. Returning are sev- en letterwomen, including all five starters. Row 1: Lynda Rayl, Melinda Jobe, Lori Davis. Row 2: Susan Shoup, Lori Evans, Nicole Knoop, Andrea Ogle, Mandy Barnett, Coach Barnett, Yolanda Eguiluz Busto. Kim Zook, Angie Payton. Kim Millikan, DeAnn Brock 88 89 YOU ASKED FOR IT front row: Brian Dunham, Scott Fox, Richie Allen, Richie Smith, Rodney Ottingcr, Todd Wall, Greg Kizer, second row: Amy Hosteter, Doug Schimmel, Jay Wyrick, Brian Barrett, Darryl Slock, Mickey Fcarnow, Brian Newton, Tom Wyrick, Tina Devore. Mr. Buscher FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS 90 Angela Brothers, Lori Evans, Andrea Ogle, Beth Evans, Lora Fearnow LIFE IN THE FAST LANE First Row: E. McDonald, P. Albcrding, S. Johnston, A. Payton, L. Davis, A. Ogle Second Row: B. Evans, L. Kingery, S. Sanders. Coach Barnett. Third Row: M. Thompson. S. Evans, T. Clark, T. Kelley, L. Moore, K. Millikan, A. Brothers. 91 BASEBALLERS CAPTURE FIRST TITLE Row I: M. Shoup, B. Laughner, T. Wyrick, S. Fox, J. Hendrickson, M. Quick. B. Newton,S. Waters. J. Austin. Row 2: Coach Ottinger, J. Ferguson, R. Surbur, Tim Wyrick, C. Henry, J. Myers, J. Hodson, F. McCarter, D. Birden, Coach Giles. Central’s diamond squad, with only four seniors, compiled the most wins in the schools’ history and finished with a 10-15 record. The Greenclads also acquired their first baseball trophy by taking the County title. Eight players, led by John Myers, Jeff Hod- son, and Robbie Surber, lettered. Myers, a four year all conference performer, completed his career with nearly a .400 batting average, 18 home runs, and 81 R.B.I.’s. Hodson, with an ERA of 2.05, was forced to give up mound duties due to an injury, but contributed a .387 batting average and nearly flawless fielding. Surbur lettered four years and finished with a .411 average including a school record four triples and eight doubles. Junior Chris Henry led the team in stolen bases with 15, while underclassmen hurlers, Brian Laughner and Mike Shoup were under 3.0 ERA’s. 92 CINDERMEN RATINGS DROP Row I: J. Cole. R. Ottingcr, D. Stock, L. Hunt. R. Allen, B Ridenour. Row 2: R. Hensley. B. Wheeler. D. Brant. S. Davison. J. Scott. S. Green. Row 3: Coach Thompson. R Hanna. B. Bratt. J. Scircle. R. Houchens. J. Hoffman. J. Hofmann. M. Davison. Coach Scofield. The Central track squad, with only two home meets, ended its season with a dual meet record of three wins and four losses, while finishing seventh in the conference meet. Derek Brant was the only qualifier for the regional in the discus. Thirteen of the nineteen players received letters and Rob Houchens was the top point getter. The JV’s won the Eastern meet. 93 GOLFERS GO 4-7 Kneeling: Betsy Thornton. Polly Wyrick, Yolanda Busto. Standing: Scott Davison, Bryan Crenshaw, Brett Mennen, Richie Koppclmann, Tim Hamilton, Phil Parkhurst. Rodney Reed. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Susan Noe, Stacy Evans, Carrie Powell, Terri Kelley, Melinda Jobe 94 95 On October 8, Tina Petre was crowned Home- coming Queen. Tina was escorted by Jeffery Hodson. The court members and their escorts were: Seniors: Mindy Linson escorted by Tim Hamilton; Cindy Rule escorted by Tore Peder- son; Sophomore: Michaele Thompson escorted by Jim Pierce; Junior: Connie Caldwell escorted by Mike Strange; Freshman: Angela Brothers escorted by Brian Newton. The Bulldogs lost against the Falcons 33-14. m totb .v lY ■£L - 96 Hardwood Tina Brouse was crowned Hardwood Queen on January 22, she was escorted by Tony Bowman. The court members were, Seniors: Diana Avery escorted by John Scircle; Beckie Powell escorted by Tim Hamilton; Junior: Kim Zook escorted by Derek Brant; Sophomore: Mindy Jobe escorted by Scott Davison; Freshman: Lori Evans escorted by Darryl Stock. The Bulldogs lost 64-65. 97 98 99 Angela Anderson Laura Avery Nancy Barbee Phill Berry Shannon Birden Tammy Bowman Chip Bray Shelly Bray Dana Burns Tammy Buzan Todd Caldwell Brian Cambell Troy Clark Deanna Cole Renay Cooper Tanya Cooper Kim Crick David Crider Betty Davis Danny Douglass Brian Duckworth David Dukes Chad Dunn Rick Evans 100 Eighth graders look forward to high school activities Derrick Favors Shauna Frulig Karric Grant Rick Grice Robert Haggard John Hall Sherri Hall Stacie Hawes Mark Hawn Mark Hcidt Amy Hicks Karri Hiland Steven Hodson Troy Hoskins Amy Houchens Robert Huffer Tanggie Huffer Lora Irwin Patrick Johnson Julie Keisling Brian Kinslow Deann Kelly Brenda Laflcn Becky LaMar Lisa Laughncr David Leach Janet Litel Margaret Lowery Malt Lucas Andrea Marcum Brent McKinney Steve McKinney Stephanie McQuinn Lisa Meagher Monica Miller 101 8th Grade Completes Junior High Jim Moore Matt Parker Elizabeth Perkins Carolyn Ramey Steven Rayl Rusty Reef Brad Roberson Wade Roberts Joey Rule Angela Salem Mark Sanders Marquetta Sanders Melissa Sanders Lance Scott Lisa Scott Geary Sexton Ellen Sheets Bill Sheffer Amy Shoup John Shoup David Spray Connie Stevens Neal Stock Roger Suhre Lynett Tarkington Mark Ticcn Greg Turner Chris Vandervort Lori Walters Rick Waters Catic Wellman Rebecca Wells David Whiteman Elaine Whiteman 102 Seventh grade — A new beginning Coming from the elementary school is a big change for the seventh grade. They are no longer the “big kids, but rather feel they are starting again at the bottom. The seventh graders often feel they will never sur- vive, but soon they like the freedom of their new school life. Both the boys and girls had win- ning basketball seasons. CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Chad Perkins; V. Pres. Kara Cooper; Trcas. Lisa McCoy; Sec. Cindy Strange. Ruth Barbee Rena Bradshaw Danny Bundy Stacey Butcher Richard Byrd Jamie Cline Darrin Clouse Jerry Colby Kara Cooper Andy Crum Rita Crum Lucinda Davis Andy Davison Jennifer Davison Kristina Dennis Lorraine Derrick Pamela Dunning Michael Evans Tina Evans Jennifer Ferguson Kim Fields Todd Fox Michelle Furst Billy Graves Robby Grice 103 Billy Hawes Paula Hewitt Deanna Huffer Lynn Johnson Bobbie Kallner Chris Keller Krissy Kelly Melinda Kcrcheval Melissa Kcrcheval Randy LaFary Mark Laughner Tom Lybrook Mindee Maple Lisa McCoy Gina McKinney Christina Mennen Malt Mennen Jennifer Milner Carolyn Moore Joe Moore Scott Mundcll Eddie Ottingcr Michael Patchett Danny Patton Jason Payton Chad Perkins Kelly Peter 104 Jamie Pitzer Ronnie Qualkcnbush Teresita Rayburn Terri Richey Teresa Ricker Taylor Roberts Ritchie Robinson Jennifer Rogers Carol Ruse Marlin Sanders Patricia Scdwick Clark Smith Renee Snowden John Spray Robert Stevens Cindy Strange Jason Stroup Darrin Surber Jerry Tague John Thompson Lea Thompson Rick Thornton Tom Turnpaugh Todd Vandevender Michele Waters Jerry Watkins Shannon Whiteman Paul Wolfe Jesse Wyrick 105 106 107 Junior High Gridders “Dig In” Row 1 (left to right) Danny Douglass, Steve McKinney, Joe Rule, Troy Clark, Lance Scott, Greg Turner. Row 2: Coach Robertson, Troy Hoskins, David Spray, Rick Grice, Mark Hawn, Steve Hodson, Derick Favors, Brian Camp- bell, John Hall, Phil Berry, Wade Roberts, Robert Haggard, Coach Keck Row 1 (1 to r) Billy Graves, Clark Smith, Billy Hawes, Paul Wolfe, Andy Crum, Darrin Surber. Row 2: Coach Robertson, Ed Ottinger, Todd Fox, Jim Tate, Jerry Tague, Jesse Wyrick, Jason Stroup, Tom Turnpaugh, Chris Keller, Andy Davison, Chad Perkins, Jason Payton, Coach Keck 108 GIRL SPIKERS HAVE EXCELLENT SEASON left to right — Margaret Lowery, Elizabeth Perkins, Bobbie Kallner. Kim Fields, Amy Shoup, Deanna Cole, Becky Lamar, Stephanie McQuinn, Jennifer Ferguson, Coach Karen Manuel left to right Front — Angie Salem. Betty Davis. Tina Evans. Kara Cooper, Lea Thompson. Jamie Cline, Jennifer Milner. Back — Margaret Lowery, Lynn Johnson. Patricia Sedwick. Amy Houchens, Karri Hiland. Rita Crum. Lisa McCoy. Coach Manuel 109 Jr. High B-ball gain experience L. to R. — E. Sheets, S. McQuinn, T. Bowman, E. Perkins, D. Kelly, D. Cole, in basket — A. Shoup, not pictured Coach Rule. Back row L. to R. — J. Cline, J. Milner, T. Rayburn, C. Kelley, Coach Padgett, K. Fields, J. Ferguson, T. Scdwick, M. Waters. Front row — L. Thompson, G. McKinney, C. Ruse, L. McCoy, B. Kallner. 110 Young Cheerleaders show lots of Spirit! Top to bottom — L. Avery, L. Irwin, J. Keisling, A. Houchens, L. Tarkington. L. to R. — J, Rogers, L. Davis, J. Davison, L. Thompson, D. Huffer. Ill JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETES 112 JUNIOR HIGH BAND PATRONS Frankfort Chrysler Dodge Carl Bollman, D.D.S. 337 Kentwood Dr. Frankfort, In. The Fabric Bank 109 S. Main St. Kirklin, In. J’s Detassalers For employment, call 249-2092 CHRYSLER W m CORPORATION Power, Little, Edmiston Law Firm 253 N. Jackson, Frankfort, In. 1000 Walnut Ave. Frankfort, In. Larry Rothenberger, D.D.S., Inc. 1253 S. Jackson, Frankfort, In. Dale Scott Heating and Air Cond R.R. 1, Kirklin, Ind. Smith Garage and Welding — Tom Smith Hillisburg, Ind. 249-2105 Smith Oils, Inc. P.O. Box 84, Frankfort, In. Giant TV Screen Pizza Pasta Carry outs — Banquet Rooms Dr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Wysong 601 E. Walnut, Frankfort, In. Plaza Shopping Center I 16 117 ■■ Your home town bank can be your out-of-town bank too Ball State University. Muncie Bethel College. Mishawaka Butler University, Indianapolis Clark College. Indianapolis Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis IU-Kokomo IU-South Bend Indiana Vocational- Technical College. Indianapolis and Muncie Marian College. Indianapolis Notre Dame University. South Bend Purdue University. West Lafayette St. Mary’s College. South Bend Wabash College, Crawsfordsville DePauw University. Greencastle Franklin College. Franklin Indiana Central University. Indianapolis Today and tomorrow, here and wherever you go in Indiana, The Farmers Bank is with you. How? It's the SHARE SYSTEMsm- Network, a new way to bank all over the state. 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Phone (317) 258-3018 Frankfort, IN 46041 126 M Cri ■IT. 1 m Clinton County Bank and Trust Company Scircleville Branch Member F.D.I.C. SOHIGRO Jack Barrett, Manager Wink Jaggers Chevrolet, Inc. Phone 249-2233 world’s wildest trader” CHEVROLET ft t’lmiufi ALWAYS FIRST QUALIT • ™ Sales-Service Parts Congratulations To All Clinton Central Graduates 654-5561 356 E. Washington 127 Aci Vlax FOUR LOCATIONS FOREST HILLISBURG KIRKLIN SCIRCLEVILLE CITIZENS SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Caddell Jeweler’s 60 South Frankfort Main Street Indiana 1551 E. Wabash P.O. Box 397 Frankfort, Indiana West side of the Square Frankfort Indiana Smith Tire Service Farm — Truck — Passenger Tires Batteries Diesel Fuel “on the farm service” Forest 249-2604 128 COMPLETE GRAIN STORAGE DRYING SYSTEMS MC DRYERS SUDENGA AUGERS GSI BINS Phone 249-2426 Michigantown Indiana BABY NAMES P. 132: Gayle, Monica, Brad, Kandy, John M„ Nicole, Jeff, Bonnie, Judi, Carla, April, Diana, Jay, Betsy, Teresa, David, Mark, Fred, Brian M., Natalie. P. 133: Jerry, Christina, John H., Stephanie, Tony, Cindy, Roger, Collette, Rob H., Kenny, Tim, Rob S., Todd, Tracy E„ Brian J., Tina, Tya and Janet, Eric, Deanna, Becky, Anita, Lynda, James F., Mindy. PEP BAND STIRS SPIRIT SENIOR DUKES OF HAZZARD?? Front row — J. Thompson, J. Marshall, C. McQucrn, S. Ferrell, M. Hillis; Middle - M. Sagarsec, A. Davis, J. Rule, J. Rule, J. McCoy, M. Moore. T. Whitcomb. Top — D. Walker, M. Bolinger, K. Bowman, D. Bowman, R. Packard, J. Cox LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Front Row — Anita Welch, Per- ry Barbee. Larry Beebe. Back Row — Mark Summers, Jim Hendrickson, Mrs. Rule, Li- brarian. 131 GUESS WHO? Sec page 129 Mini Courses Revived A CPR LESSON LUNCH AT THE CITY MARKET AN ART SESSION FIELD TRIPS OUTDOOR COOKING BOWLING 134 In July of 1981 construction be gan to improve and modernize sev- eral areas of the school. The li- brary was doubled in size and an extra classroom for journalism was added. The music areas were re- modeled and added on to as well as the Gym. A complete!) new elec- tronics room was built and there is now more space for printing. The Metal Shop has new welding booths and storage space in addi- tion to much new equipment. The Ag students now benefit from an extra classroom and a very well equipped Ag Shop. Restrooms were also built on the east end to accomodate outdoor sports. The project cost approximately two million dollars and the building was entirely completed in Septem- ber of '82. The construction ap- pears to be a success as all students have in some wav benefited from the new facilities. A WOILTURE SHOP TTTT 135 The year of 1982-83 was an action-packed year for most of us and a cherished year for all seniors. On the national sports scene, we saw the St. Louis Cards win the World Series, the Superbowl went to the Washington Redskins, while the Los Ange- les Lakers were the 82 NBA champions. A new pro football league, the USFL, was launched. Penn State was named the national champions in football and North Caroli- na State won the NCAA title in a shocking upset over highly favored Houston. Herschell Walker won the Heisman Trophy while Ralph Sampson was named the best college basketball player. Here in Indiana, Oak Hill won the high school single A football title, Connersvillc captured the boys basketball crown, and Bedford North Law- rence won the girls’ basketball tourney. In the area of en award winning movie, GAN Tootsie, Spring Break, said Goodbye to Mash the sounds of Lionel Toto, Shena Easton, groups as Men at Work, Ridge Boys, Alabama, on the downbeat side, azines seemed to be the long running soap operas, rued by many as the ruin cise such as jogging and tertainment, many of us went to see the DHI, along with other films such as ET, and Fasttimes at Ridgemont High. We after eleven years on TV and listened to Richey, Air Supply, Rick Springfield, Olivia Newton John along with such rock Van Halen, Reo, and Bob Segar. The Oak and the Statler Brothers were popular Situation comedy, sports, and news mag- major theme of television along with the Video games were firmly entrenched and ation of todays youth. Healthful exer- hiking are very popular among all ages. The beleagured economy showed ation leveled off and the employment what. Congress gave us a five were in the neighborhood of three and coke set you back a couple of fted to Central America along with enjoyed one of the mildest winters Challanger up for its first space Barney Clark became the First art President Reagan was considering Clinton Central cut its staff by ering adding to the multi-purpose signs of recovery as infl picture stabilized some- cent gas tax, movies costs’ dollars, while a Big Mac bucks. World problems shi- the Middle East as America in history. NASA sent the walk, while out in Utah, ificial heart recipient, running for a second term, three jobs and was consid- room. Blue jeans and boots were still the uniform of the day, but dressier clothes were more in evidence. About half the seniors were considering higher educa- tion, punk hair styles were semi-popu- lar, and mini-courses were revived as we reflect on another year of our lives. 136 mwm ivR, • Sr 5 EajgJ £$r:;‘ '' Jl' vl rw ft NSSfc « j . a. . i •'-C «r • � ®itlsi ii Sr V1, y •t .-v