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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

1984 SENIORS Through the Years Bradley W. Bradshaw Derek E. Brant Janet Bray James Walter Brown Michelle Elaine Bundy Dawn Michelle Burns 3 Larry Burt Bryan Keith Buzan Mike Bybee Constance Renee Caldwell Jeffrey A. Cheek Christine Yvonne Cline 4 Lori Lee Davis Michael E. Davis Rob Davison 5 Stacy L. Grant Richard Grice Sheila Dalene Grice Greg Henderson Marty C. Henderson Christopher J. Henry Melinda S. Hiland Jeffery Alan Hoffman Jeffrey A. Hofmann Michelle Renee Hawn Mari Ann Hazlett Tina Marie Heidt Amy Renee Holt Sheila A. Jenkins Marita Kay Huffer Tandee Michele Kelley Brad F. Humburg Sherry Elaine Kelly 7 Kent E. Kercheval Rodney Kercheval Michael G. Lane 1 L m Michael Jennings Lawler Tobe Leazenby Paul Lee Ronda Lee Long Nicolas W. Marshall Stacy Marie McKinney Laura Ann Moore Bill A. Musante Todd M. Newell Marja Taru Ojanen Karin Elisabet Olsson Glenn D. Orr Pamela Jayne Pitzer Patricia L. Ploughe Christopher Reed Teresa Leigh Richey Joyce Lynn Ricks Rhonda Irene Royer 9 Bonno Sanders Lawrene Michelle Saul Tracey Stason Patricia J. Stevens Michael Stephen Strange Alan Tatro Kelly Turner Brian Wheeler Polly Lyn Wyrick 11 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Sherry Lynn Abbott: High School Choir 3. Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 1: FCA 2. Pep Club 4. Sun- shine Society 2. Office Staff (Elementary) 2. Swimming 1, Cheer- leader 4. Kimberly R. Barnes: OEA 1, Science Club 1. Amanda Sue Barnett: Ex Libris Staff 1. Band 4, Stage Band 1, Centralettes 4. Co-Captain 1. Captain 1: High School Choir 1, Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest 2, FCA 2. Latin Club 1. National Honor Society 3, Science Club 1. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 4, Corresponding Secretary 1. Basket- ball 4. Lettered 1. Track 1. Volleyball 4. Lettered 1. Foreign Lan- guage Club 1. Bradley W. Bradshaw: Cadet Choirs 1. FHA 1. Pep Club 1. Chess Club 1: Vice-President. Derek E. Brant: Band 3. Stage Band 1. Pep Band 1. District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 3. FFA 4, FCA 1. Pep Club 1, Elementary Helper 1. Basketball 2. Track 4, Sectional Qualifier 4, Regional Qualifier 2, Conference runner-up 1983. County Champ 1983. Foreign Language Club 1. Intramural All-Stars. League Champs 1. Boys State Alternate. Janet Bray: FHA 1. James Walter Brown: Basketball 2. Michelle Elaine Bundy: Artector Club 3. FHA 2. Chess Club 1. Dawn Michelle Burns: Ex Libris Staff 1. Band 2. Pep Band 2. Cen- tralettes 1. Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contests 3. State Music Contest 1. FCA 4. Secretary, girls captain: National Honor Society 1. Science Club 1. Pep Club 4. Office Staff 2 (Elementary). Swim- ming Manager 4. Larry Burt: Elementary Library Helper 2. Bryan Keith Buzan: FFA 4. FHA 2. Football 2. Constance Renee Caldwell: Ex Libris Staff 1. High School Choir 3. Secretary 1. President 1. Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest 3. Choralaires 3. FFA 4. Reporter 1. National Chorus 1. FCA 4. Latin Club 1. Pep Club 4. Cheerleader 3. Sun- shine Society 4. Elementary helper 1. Track 1. Thespians 1. Junior Homecoming Court. Jeffrey A. Cheek: Science Club 1. Pep Club 1. Elementary Helpers 2. Wrestling 1; lettered 1. Track 1. Christine Yvonne Cline: High School Chorus 4. District Music Con- test 1. FHA 2. OEA 1. Treasurer 1. Library Staff 1. Jay Edward Cline: Band 4. Pep Band 3. Stage Band 1. High School Chorus 3. Choralaires 2. District Music Contests 4. State Music Contest 2. FCA 2. National Honor Society 1. Science Club 2. Michael A. Coffman: FFA 4. Elementary Helper 2. Intramural Bas- ketball 2. Lori Lee Davis: Ex Libris Staff 1. High School Chorus 1. District Music Contest 1. FFA 3. Sophomore President 1. Chapter Secre- tary 1. FCA 4. OEA 1. Latin Club 1. Student Council 1. Principals Advisory Board 1. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 2. Office Staff Elementary 1. Basketball Mgr. 2. Track 4. lettered 4. All Confer- ence 1. Freshman Class President. Thespians 2. Senior Hardwood Court. Michael E. Davis: Band 4. Drum Major 2. Stage Band 3. Pep Band 3. High School Chorus 3. Choralaires 3. Cadet Choir 1. District Music Contests 4. State Music Contests 3. FFA 2. FCA 4. Pep Club 4. Swimming 4. Cheerleaders 1. Thespians 2. President 1. Rob Davison: Artector Club 3; President 1. FHA 2. Chess Club 1, President 1. David Dillman: Football 2. Wrestling 2. Denise Elaine Dunham: Band 4. Stage Band 2. Pep Band 4. Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contest 4. State Contest 3. FCA 4. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 4. Elementary Helper 1. Volleyball 1. Foreign Language Club 1. Lawrence J. Ferguson: FFA 2. FHA 1. Football 3. Lettered 1. Wres- tling 1. Baseball 2. Lettered 1. Lisa Ann Ferguson: Secretary 1. Treasurer 1. Vice President 1. President 1. FEA 2, OEA 1. Pep Club 4. High School Helper 4. Thespians 1. Phillip Lee Ferre!:‘Band 4. Drum Captain 1. Stage Band 4. Pep Band 4. District Music Contest 4. FFA 4. 1983-84 Treasurer. Bas- ketball 1. Class Vice President 2. Kike G6mez Julia': Football 1. Swimming 1. Foreign Language Club. Stacy L. Grant: FHA 1. Elementary Helper 2. Sheila Dalene Grice: Ex Libris Staff 1, Centralian Staff 1. Band 2. Feature Twirler 1, OEA 2. President 1. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Soci- ety 2. Guidance Staff 1. Elementary Helper 1. High School Helper 1. Basketball 3. Track 3. Volleyball 4. Co-Captain 2. All-Conference 2. Michelle Ren6e Hawn: Band 4. Band Captain 1. Stage Band 3. Pep Band 4, Centralettes 3. District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest 3. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 3, Pianist 1. Vice Presi- dent 1. President 1. Swimming 3. Lettered 2. Most Improved Award 1980. PSI IOTA Ul Music Award. 1984 Hardwood Queen. Mari Ann Hazlett: Choir 1. District Music Contest 1. FHA 1. OEA 2. Vice President 1. Pep Club 4, Sunshine Society 2. Office Staff 1. Elementary Helper 1, Track 1. Foreign Language Club 1. Thespi- ans 2. Tina Marie Heidt: Cadet Choirs 1. FHA 2. FCA 4. Science Club 1. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 4. Office Staff 1. Elementary Helper 2. Basketball 1. Sunshine Court 1983. Foreign Language Club 1. Greg Henderson: Football 1. Marty C. Henderson: FFA 3. Christopher J. Henry: High School Choir 3. Robe Captain 3. Chor- 12 alaires 1, Cadet Choir 1. District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest 2. FCA 4. President 1. Principals Advisory Board 1. Pep Club 4, Football 3. Basketball 4. All-Conference 2. Baseball 4, Boys State Delegate. Student Council 4. President 1. Melinda S. Hiland: Artector Club 4, Historian 1, FHA 4, Standing Council 1. Pep Club 3. Sunshine Society 1. Chess Club 1. Foreign Language Club 1. Jeffery Alan Hoffman: FFA 4. FCA 4. Student Council 2. Pep Club 2. Office Staff 1. Elementary Helper 2. Basketball 4. Lettered 2, J. V. FT Award. Mental Attitude '83. Track 4. Lettered 4. Mental Atti- tude '83. Jeff Hofmann: Information unavailable Amy Renee Holt: Centralian Staff 3. Corresponding Secretary 2, Editor 1. FHA 4. Standing Council 4. FEA 1. FCA 3. OEA 2. Pep Club 4. Elementary Helper 2. Marita Kay Huffer: Band 3. Pep Band 3. Centralettes 3. Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 2. FCA 4. Secretary 1. Latin Club 2. National Honor Society 3. Treasurer 1, President 1. Science Club 2. Pep Club 4, Swimming 4, Lettered 4. Most Improved Swimmer 1982. Class Vice President. Homecom- ingCourt 1981. Hardwood Court 1984, Prom Court 1983. Hoosier Girls State (Alternate). Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Scholar- ship. Ricky Alan Huffer Brad F. Humberg: FFA 3. Science Club 1. Golf 1. Swimming 4. Lettered 4. Captain 1983-84. State Qualifier for Swimming. Sheila A. Jenkins: Pep Club 2. FHA 4. Tandee Michele Kelley: Ex Libris Staff 1. High School Choir 3. Secretary 1. Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest 1. FCA 4. Latin Club 1. National Honor Society 3. Secre- tary 1. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 4. Standing Council 1. Trea- surer 1. Thespians 2. Vice President 1. Elementary Helper 1. Bas- ketball 4. Lettered 2. Track Lettered 4, Volleyball 4. Lettered 2. Cheerleader 3. Lettered 1. Hardwood Court 1982. Sherry Elaine Kelly: Ex Libris Staff 1. FHA 2. FCA 4. Latin Club 2. Nuntia 1. Honor Society 1. Pep Club 3. Sunshine Society 4. Track 1. Sunshine Court '83. Kent E. Kercheval: High School Choir 3. Vice President 1: Chora- laires 2. Cadet Choir 1. District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest 3. National Honor Society 2. Pep Club 1. Elementary helper 2. Basketball 3. Boy’s State Delegate (alternate). Rodney Kercheval: Cadet Choirs 1. District Music Contest 1. Michael G. Lane: FHA 1. Football 1. Wrestling 1. Teacher’s Helper. Michael Jennings Lawler: Band 3. District Music Contest 2. FFA 4. Wrestling 2. Tobe Leazenby: FFA 4. Library Staff 1. Elementary Helper 1. Foot- ball 3. Lettered 2. Mental Attitude 1. Wrestling 4. Lettered 4. Co- Captain 1. Hoosier Boy’s State Delegate. Paul Lee Ronda Lee Long: FCA 4. Latin Club 2. Secretary 1. Nuntia. National Honor Society 3. Vice President 1. Science Club 1. Pep Club 4. Elementary Helper 1. Swimming 4. Lettered 4, Most Improved '82. Co-Captain '83. Nicolas W. Marshall: Ex Libris Staff 1. Centralian Staff 3. Editor 1, Swimming 4, Lettered 4. Stacy Marie McKinney: Band 2. FCA 2. National Honor Society 2. Science Club 1. Pep Club 4. Basketball 4. Lettered 4. Captain 2. All Conference '82 and '83. County Team '83. All Sectional '83, Vol- leyball 4. Lettered 3. Co-Captain 1. Foreign Language Club 1, Vice President 1. Laura Ann Moore: Ex Libris Staff 1. High School Choir 1, Cadet Choir 1. FCA 1. OEA 2, Science Club 1. Secretary 1. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 2. Volleyball 4. Lettered 1. Bill A. Musante Todd M. Newell: Band 2. FFA 4. Pep Club 3. Office Staff 1. Football 4. Lettered 2. Wrestling 4, Lettered 4. Mental Attitude Award: Track 1. Lettered 1, Cheerleader 1. Karin Elisabet Olsson: High School Choir 1. FCA 1. Pep Club 1. Elementary Helper 1. Swimming 1. Foreign Language Club 1. Marja Ojanen Glenn D. Orr: High School Choir 1. FFA 2. Science Club 1. Library Staff 1, Elementary Helper 1. Football 4. All-County. All-Confer- ence, Co-Captain. Wrestling 3. Co-Captain. Regional Qualifier. Swimming 1. Pamela Jayne Pitzer: Band 2. Stage Band 2. Pep Band 1. District Music Contest 2. FFA 4. Sweetheart 1983-84, Secretary 1, Vice President 1. District V. President. FCA 4. Student Council 4. Na- tional Honor Society 3. Science Club 1. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 4. Standing Council 2. Office Staff 2. Elementary Helper 1. Cheerleader 4. 1980 Homecoming Court. Patricia Lynn Ploughe: Ex Libris Staff 2. Editor 1. Centralian Staff 1. Business Secretary 1. Band 4. Asst. Librarian 1, Stage Band 3. Centralettes 4, Captain 1, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3. FCA 4. OEA 2. Student Council 3. Secretary 1; Princi- pals Advisory Board 3, Science Club 1. Secretary 1. Pep Club 4. Officer 4, Sunshine Society 1. Elementary Helper 1. Basketball 1. Boys Track Manager 1, Class President 3. Secretary 1. Sunshine Court '80. Prom Court '83. 1983 Homecoming Queen. Christopher Reed: Artector Club 3. Teresa Leigh Richey: Ex Libris Staff 1. FHA 1, FCA 4. Pep Club 4. Sunshine Society 4. Volleyball 3. Lettered 1. Sunshine Court '81. Sunshine Queen 1983. Joyce Lynn Ricks: FHA 1. FEA 2. OEA 1. Elementary Helper 2. Rhonda Irene Royer: Artector Club 3. High School Choir 3. District Music Contest 2. State Music Contest 1. FHA 2. OEA 1. Secretary 1. Pep Club 1. Elementary Helper 1. Swimming 1. Bonno Sanders Lawrene Michelle Saul: Artector Club 3. Secretary 1. High School 13 Choir 1, FEA 1, President 1. OEA 2. Elementary Helper 2. Tracy Stason: FHA 2, Pep Club 1. Patricia J. Stevens: FHA 2, OEA 1, Pep Club 1, Elementary Helper 2. Michael Stephen Strange: Band 4. Student Director 1, Stage Band 3. Pep Band 3. High School Choir 1. District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest 3, FFA 4. President 1, Sentinel 1, FCA 4, Treasurer 1, Science Club 1. Pep Club 4. President 1. Vice President 1, Golf 2, Swimming 1. Cheerleader 1, Class Treasurer 3. Alan R. Tatro: Cross-Country 1. Basketball 1. Kelli Sue Turner: FHA 3, Cadet Choir 1. Pep Club 2. Spanish Club 1. Brian R. Wheeler: FFA 4, Treasurer 1, FCA 2. Pep Club 4, Cheer- leader 2. Elementary Helper 1. Football 4. Lettered 4. Track 3. Lettered 1, Golf 2. Swimming 2. Lettered 1. Polly Lyn Wyrick: High School Choir 2. Cadet Choir 1, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 1, FCA 4, Science Club 2, Pep Club 4, Golf 3. Swimming Lettered 4. Boys Swim Manager 2, Foreign Language Club 1. Timothy Allen Wyrick: Cadet Choir 1. District Music Contest 1, FFA 4, Vice President 1, Secretary 1. Greenhand President 1, Student Council 2. Pep Club 4. Football 4. Lettered 3, Most Improved '83. Co-Captain ’83. Basketball 3. Baseball 4. Lettered 3. Kimberly E. Zook: Band 4, Librarian 1, Stage Band 2, Pep Band 4, Centralettes 3. High School Chorus 1. District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest 2. FCA 4. Latin Club 2, Secretary 1, National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 1, Science Club 3, Pep Club 4. Sun- shine Society 1, Elementary Helper 2. Basketball 2, Volleyball 3. Office Staff 1. Golf 1, Swimming 1, Lettered 1. Class Secretary 2, 1983 Hardwood Representative. 1983 Homecoming Court. Thes- pians 1. 14 1. Mike and Tim, our leaders of tomor- row? 2. Marita and Ronda using the library to its fullest potential. 3. Todd, the chief mechanic. 4. Seniors working hard in Pre-Cal. 5. Connie, Lori, and Trish. Don't ask! 6. Lori, Laura, and Teresa enjoying the snow? 15 16 SENIOR AWARDS Perfect Attendance — 1 year ................................ Amanda Barnett, Derek Brant. Mike Coffman. Phil Ferrel. Kent Kercheval. Joyce Ricks. Tim Wyrick 5 of 6 years............................Amanda Barnett Art Awards .......................... Clinton County Art Show Best Pen and Ink Drawing ................... Rob Davison Best Air Brush Painting .................... Rob Davison Best Ceramic Animal Head ................... Rob Davison Athletic Awards Athletic Achievement Plaques ... Tandee Kelley. Stacy McKin- ney Athletic Blankets ........ Stacy McKinney. Tandee Kelley All-State Academic ..................... Stacy McKinney U.S. Army Athletic Academic Award ... Chris Henry. Stacy McKinney Business Awards ............................................ Typing ......................... Derek Brant. Mike Davis Shorthand ........ Shelia Grice. Kim Barnes. Stacy Grant Centralian Awards .......................................... 3 Year Certificate .............. Nick Marshall. Amy Holt 1-Year Certificate ........................Shelia Grice English Award............................................... Senior Award ..................................... Kim Zook FFA Awards ................................................. Top Points System .................Tim Wyrick. Phil Ferrel Star Farmer .............................. Mike Strange Mental Attitude............... Brian Wheeler, Lori Davis Superior Service .......................... Connie Caldwell Senior Scholarship ............................... Pam Pitzer DeKalb Award ............................... Phil Ferrel Senior Leadership .......................... Tim Wyrick Star Agribusinessman ..................... Jeff Hofmann WILO Determination .............. Lori Davis. Jesse Davis Ag Mechanics ............................... Mike Lawler FHA and Home Economics Clothing II ............................ Michelle Bundy Nutrition .............................. Rhonda Royer Job Interview Proficiency .............. Rhonda Royer Family Living .......................... Melinda Hiland Circletime Activity Proficiency......... Melinda Hiland President’s Award .......................... Lisa Ferguson Outstanding FHA ............................ Lisa Ferguson Home Nursing .................................. Sherry Kelly Mathematics Awards ......................................... Outstanding Math Student ......... Kim Zook. Ronda Long Math-Science Awards ........................................ Science Fair. 1st place ................... Trish Ploughe Science Fair, 2nd place Brad Humburg. Dawn Burns, Trish Ploughe, Laura Moore Science Fair. Computers .....................Jeff Cheek Science Fair. Computers Rookie ............ Mandy Barnett Science Fair Honorable Mention ................... Pam Pitzer Most Valuable Member ....................... Jeff Hoffmann Music Awards. Band Arion Award ................................. Michelle Hawn Anon Award Runner-up ..................... Patricia Ploughe Indiana University $300 grant ............... Michelle Hawn Choral Arion Award ..................................... Mike Davis Outstanding Musician ...................... Connie Caldwell Spanish Awards Spanish IV ................................. Teresa Richey Athletic Mascot ........................... Jeff Hofmann Student Council Awards Student Council Participation . Chris Henry, Trish Ploughe. Jeff Hoffman, Pam Pitzer Outstanding Member .......................... Chris Henry Students of the Nine Weeks . Pam Pitzer. Stacy McKinney. Tandee Kelley. Chris Henry Thespian Awards Participation Recognition ... Mike Davis. Tandee Kelly. Mandy Barnett. Mari Ann Hazlett. Lisa Ferguson United Nations Awards UN Delegation Participation ... Chris Henry. Kim Zook. Marita Huffer. Ronda Long. Jeff Hoffman Yearbook Editor Award ........................... Trish Ploughe Scholarships and Special Honors Presidential Academic Fitness Amanda Barnett. Dawn Burns. Chris Henry. Ronda Long. Kim Zook D.A.R. Certificate..................................... Kim Zook Ivy-Tech Scholarship ................................. Jeff Hoffman Optimist Club Scholarship ...................... Pam Pitzer Clinton County Dollars for Scholars ......... Tandee Kelley Purdue Certificates of Recognition Marita Huffer. Pam Pitzer. Tandee Kelley Marian College Scholarship ................... Ronda Long Cornhuskers Young Farmer Scholarship .......... Phil Ferrel Math-Science Club Scholarship ........... Amanda Barnett Student Council Scholarships.. Mandy Barnett. Stacy McKin- ney. Jay Cline C-CAP Scholarship ........................ Brian Wheeler Tri-Kappa Scholarship .................... Tandee Kelley lone Davis Nursing Scholarship ... Polly Wyrick. Pam Pitzer Purdue Club of Clinton County Scholarship . Marita Huffer National Merit Finalist Award .................. Kim Zook Alcoa Scholarship .............................. Kim Zook Elk’s Scholarship .............................. Kim Zook Butler University Scholarship .................. Kim Zook Harold L. Harmeson Scholarships...........Connie Caldwell, Marita Huffer, Tandee Kelley, Kent Kercheval, Pam Pitzer, Trish Ploughe, Michael Strange, Tim Wyrick Richard W. Falls Memorial Scholarship .......... Pam Pitzer Hoosier Scholarships.............Amanda Barnett. Kim Zook Salutatorian Award ....................... Amanda Barnett Valedictorian Award ............................ Kim Zook 17 Sometimes When We Touch 1st Row: Queen Marita Huffer. 2nd Row: Laura Moore, Tandee Kelley. 3rd Row: Ellen McDonald, Michaele Thompson Prom Huge Success The Junior-Senior Prom was held Satur- day, April 28, at the Moose Lodge. Juniors, Seniors, and guests danced to the music of the Origin from Columbus, Ind. until attending the post-prom parties. 18 19 GRADUATION DAY 1984 20 THROUGH THE YEARS 21 The Closer You Get! Junior Class officers are Pres. Ellen McDonald. Vice-Pres. Michaele Thompson. Sec. Mindy Jobe. Treas. Julie Hussey. Raimond Abbott Paula Alberding Crystal Alter Jim Austin Jerry Barbee Brian Barnett Leanne Beebe Dave Birden Matt Bolinger Desiree Braden Don Bray Mary Bray Terry Bray Rob Brewer Davin Brock Sara Bryan 22 The Better it Feels Tom Cripe Jesse Davis John Davison Matt Davison Scott Davison Tina Davison Helen Dennis Annette Dunham Kenny Dunham 23 Stacy Evans Perry Fausett Todd Fields Stephanie Grant Shawn Green Leah Greeno Lonny Henderson Jim Hendrickson Rodney Hensley Jerry Hill Kathy Hodson Jay Hofmann Dora Huffer Kim Humburg Julie Hussey Ronette Irwin Kim Jarrett Melinda Jobe Yolanda Kallner Terri Kelley Bobbi Kelly 24 Lon Kingery Andrea Kinsler Richie Koppelmann Brian Laughner Bonnie Leach Ron Lucas Jeff Malott Ellen McDonald Brett Mennen Tonia Mennen Nancy Mooneyhan Troy Miller Lisa Moore Debbie Musante Susan Noe Jill Parker Phil Parkhurst 25 Carrie Petty Jim Pierce Kelly Pierce Carrie Powell Debra Quakenbush Shannon Shirar Mike Shoup Sherry Smith Patsy Storms Greg Summers Michael Quick Rodney Reed Sarah Rohrabaugh Scott Salem Stacey Sanders Tim Wellman Carla White Eric Thompson Michaele Thompson Brian Turner Randy Unger Cande Weaver 26 FOOTLOOSE and Steve Abbott Serina Alexander Richie Allen Mike Arvidson Larry Barbee Perry Barbee Brian Barrett Sharon Brewer DeAnn Brock JoAnn Brock Angela Brothers Jeff Cline Terry Coffman Jonathan Cole Brian Crick Carolyn Crum The class officers for the sophomore class are Sec. Susan Shoup, Pres. Brian Newton, V-Pres. Lori Ev- ans. Treasurer Amy Hos- teter. 28 FANCY FREE Jodi Davis Pedro DeLeon Marty Devore Tina Devore Sheri Downs Brian Dunham Janice Dunham Beth Evans Lori Evans Johnny Faulkner Lora Fearnow Mickey Fearnow Scott Fox 29 Michelle Fulkerson Hector Galvan Cynde Garrett Ted Garrett Mark Graves Darryl Greeno Susan Groleau Sonia Heller Mike Hall Bobby Henderson Jane Hicks Amy Hosteter Jim Huffer John Huffer Laird Hunt David Jenkins Marla Jenkins Tammy Keeling Terri Keeling Greg Kizer Todd Leazenby Ellen Lybrook Rick Martin Brian Milburn Kim Millikan 30 Lisa Mohler Brian Newton Andrea Ogle Rodney Ottinger Brian Page Christine Paige Flecia Parsley Lacretia Patterson Angie Payton Scott Pelling Lisa Peterson Missy Peterson Steve Phillips Brenda Pitzer Dan Price Tammie Richey Bryan Ridenour Eugene Roberts Krystal Roe John Rogers Ron Royer Paula Russell Lorita Sanders Lynn Scamahorn Doug Schimmel 31 Susan Shoup Carol Smith Darin Smith Richie Smith Daniel Snodgrass Matt Snowden Bob Spears Sandra Spurling Steve Stason Tammy Stevens Darryl Stock Tracy Stockberger Rita Thies Gerrid Tishner Andrea Vice Ralph Walker Todd Wall Scott Waters Collen Wellman Barbara Werner Brian Wimborough Jim Wood Dean Wyrick Jay Wyrick Tom Wyrick Class of 86 32 Fun and Learning do Mix 33 AGAINST ALL ODDS! Angela Anderson Laura Avery Nancy Barbee Phil Berry Shannon Birden Tammy Bowman Chip Bray Shelley Bray Dana Burns Tami Buzan Class Officers: President. Tammy Bowman; Vice President. Brent McKinney; Secretary. Angela Anderson; Treasurer. David Dukes Betty Davis Danny Douglass ' i v Todd Caldwell Brian Campbell Troy Clark Deanna Cole Renay Cooper Tanya Cooper Kim Crick David Crider 34 Brian Duckworth David Dukes Chadd Dunn Rick Evans Derrick Favors Steve Hodson Troy Hoskins Amy Houchens Robert Huffer Lora Irwin Patrick Johnson Julie Keisling Bryan Kmslow Deann Kelly Brenda Laflen 35 Becky LaMar Lisa Laughner David Leach Margaret Lowery Matt Lucas Andrea Marcum Brent McKinney Steve McKinney Lisa Meagher Monica Miller Jim Moore Matt Parker Elizabeth Perkins Darrell Petty Jenny Price Carolyn Ramey Rusty Reef Brad Roberson Wade Roberts Jon Rood Joe Rule 36 Angie Salem Mark 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 Tarkmgton Mark Ticen Greg Turner Chris Vandervort Lori Walters Rick Walters 37 UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS ART County Art Show ........................................ Oil Painting ............................ Raimond Abbott Tempera Painting .......................... Tim Wellman Graphic Design ............................John Rogers Pottery .................................... John Huffer Clinton Central Art Show................................ Pencil Sketch ...............................John Rogers Pastel on Velour .......................... Karri Grant Oil Painting (Copy) ....................... Terri Keeling Oil Painting Composite ..................... Leah Greeno Pen and Ink ............................... John Davison Crayon Batik ................................John Rogers Chalk ..................................... Geary Sexton Perspective ................................ Bill Sheffer Mosaic .................................... Cindy Garrett Ceramic Sculpture................................... Leah Greeno Ceramic Bottle ............................ Leanne Beebe Ceramic Decoration ....................... Angela Payton Still Life Pointalism ...................... Leah Greeno Tempera Music Painting ..................... Leah Greeno Best of Show ....... 1st and 3rd Leah Greeno 2nd ........................................ John Davison Eighth Grade ........................................... Copper Tooling ..........................Jennifer Rogers Perspective ................................ Andy Davison Tempera Bug Design ....................... Teresa Ricker Pottery .....................................Tina Evans Seventh Grade .......................................... Cartoon .................................. Angela Burton String Design .............................. John Spray L.S. Ayres Scholastic Exhibit .......................... Leah Greeno. Tempera Paint.. Hon. Mention; John Davison. Pen and Ink. Hon. Mention W.C.T.U. Poster Contest ............................... First Place. Group 2 ...................... Brian Campbell First Place. Group 3 .... Shawn Green, also first in State. AMERICAN LEGION Winners ............ Boy. Mike Patchett; Girl. Lisa McCoy Runner-up .......... Boy. Andy Davison; Girl. Mmdee Maple BUSINESS Typing ................................................ 60 NWPM ................................... Brenda Pitzer 50 NWPM ......................... Jodi Davis. Amy Hosteter 45 NWPM ........ Helen Dennis. Kim Millikan. Angie Payton 40 NWPM ... Mike Arvidson. Lori Evans. Sheri Downs. Jane Hicks. Laird Hunt. Brian Laughner. Carol Smith. Lorita Sand- ers. Rick Martin. Paula Russell. Tracy Stockberger BOY AND GIRL STATE Boys Delegates................... Todd Fields. Mike Shoup Boys Alternates ............ Shawn Green. Eric Thompson Girls Delegates ............ Ellen McDonald. Kim Jarrett Girls Alternates ............... Susan Noe. Lori Kingery CENTRALIAN Two year certificate ....................... Susan Noe Most Valuable Staffer ......................Susan Noe FRENCH AWARD .................................. Eric Thompson HUGH O'BRIAN YOUTH FOUNDATION SIMINAR .. Susan Shoup HOME ECONOMICS AND FHA Home Ec 1 ................................ Paula Russell Home Ec 2 ........................................ Cindy Garrett Clothing 1 .............................. Sharon Brewer Foods 2 ........................................... Sara Bryan Child Development ....................... Leanne Beebe Foods 1 .................................... Bobbi Kelly Story Telling Proficiency .... Bobbi Kelly. Sherri Downs Waitress Proficiency ................ Sarah Rohrabaugh Prepared Speech Proficiency .............. Susan Groleau Chapter Display ... Kristi Cripe. Annette Dunham. Dora Huffer Active FHA ... Dora Huffer. Sherri Downs. Renay Cooper 'I DARE YOU’ AWARDS.......... Ellen McDonald. Lori Kingery MATHEMATICS-SCIENCE CLUB Most Point Member ......... Lori Kingery. Ellen McDonald Science Fair .. Barb Werner. Geary Sexton. Catie Wellman. Carla White, Derrick Favors, Kim Humburg, Ellen McDonald, Dough Schimmel. Marty Devore, Lori Kingery, Jay Hoffmann. Brian Paige. Susan Shoup. Julie Hussey. Matt Davison. Susan Groleau. Greg Summers. Lynn Johnson. Brad Lawler. Melinda Kercheval. Todd Vandevender. Michelle Holt. Katie Greeman. Eugenia Lamb. Adam Dunham. Brian Evans. Matt Crum. Jen- ny Wayt. Todd Landes. Marvin Leach. Mike Gross. Kenny Man- gis. Brett Disinger. Mark Peterson. John Turner. Jo Marie Patchett. Brianna Barnett. Ted Miller. Christina Crum. Marda Van Court. Johna Hawkins. Trinity Scott PSI IOTA XI Music Camp Scholarship .....Cande Weaver. Todd Fields Highest Grade Point. Junior ............... Kim Jarrett SPANISH Spanish III Award.... Debra Quakenbush. Eric Thompson Spanish II Award ............ Carol Smith, Tom Wyrick Spanish I Award ...... Sharon Brewer. Elizabeth Perkins SPELLING BEE Winner ................................ Troy Knoderer Runner-up ................................ Mmdee Maple THESPIAN Dramatics Award for Play Participation .. Dana Burns. Lora Fearnow. Todd Fields. Amy Houchens. Laird Hunt. Lori Kin- gery. Lisa Laughner. Lisa Mohler. Susan Noe. John Rogers. Andrea Ogle. Lynn Scamahorn. Ellen Sheets. Susan Shoup. Neal Stock. Tracy Stockberger. Lynett Tarkington Student Assistant ................................ Helen Dennis STUDENT OF THE NINE-WEEKS AWARD ......................... Grade 11.. Helen Dennis. Kim Jarrett. Ellen McDonald. Susan Noe Grade 10 . Beth Evans. Brian Newton. Susan Shoup. Tom Wyrick Grade 9 Phil Berry. Elizabeth Perkins. Amy Shoup. Neal Stock Grade 8 Mindee Maple. Lisa McCoy. Carolyn Moore. Shannon Whiteman Grade 7 ... Angela Burton. Marta Ward. Troy Knoderer. Jenny Wayt PERFECT ATTENDANCE ...................................... Terry Bray. Bryan Crenshaw. Matt Davison. Scott Davison. Annette Dunham. Kenny Dunham. Shawn Green. Julie Hus- sey. Kim Jarrett. Richie Koppleman. Ronnie Lucas. Susan Noe. Carrie Powell. Stacey Sanders. Sherry Smith, DeAnn Brock. Carolyn Crum. Brian Dunham. Beth Evans. Lori Evans. Lora Fearnow. Michelle Fulkerson. Mark Graves. Darryl Greeno. James Huffer. Laird Hunt. Brian Milburn. Lisa Mohler. Kim Millikan. Brian Newton. Lacretia Patterson. Angela Pay- ton. Paula Russell. Lorita Sanders. Susan Shoup. Doug Schim- mel. Darryl Stock. Dean Wyrick. Tom Wyrick. Nancy Barbee. Tammy Bowman. Chip Bray. Deanna Cole. Renay Cooper. David Crider. Danny Douglass. Mark Hawn. Amy Hicks. Becky LaMar. Andrea Marcum. Monica Miller. Wade Roberts. Jon Rood. Mark Sanders. Lisa Scott. Ellen Sheets. Bill Shaffer. David Spray. Connie Stevens. Neal Stock. Mark Ticen. Ruth Barbee. Jamie Cline. Jennifer Davison. Billy Hawes. Lynn Johnson. Randy LaFary, Gina McKinney. Stephanie McQuinn, Carolyn Moore. Mike Patchett. Teresita Rayburn. Carol Ruse. Clark Smith. Scott Snell. Robert Stevens. Cindy Strange. Jer- ry Tague. John Thompson. Tom Turnpaugh. Todd Vande- vender. Jerry Watkins. Terri Bates. Mark Brown. Monica Bundy. Matt Crum. Bobbie Faulkner. Katie Greeman. Mike Gross. Todd Hastings. Clay Hosteter. Craig Martin. Tracy Mar- tin. Brian McKinney. Matt Mennen. Jamie Mohler. Jeff Moon- eyhan. Brad Morris. Stacie Pearson. Suzanne Sanders. Jerold Wood THROUGH THE YEARS 39 Mind Games with the Honor Society SENIOR HONORS GROUP 1st row: Officers — Kim Zook, Treasurer: Ronda Long. Vice President; Marita Huffer, President: Tandee Kelley, Secretary. 2nd row: Jay Cline, Sherry Kelly, Kim Jarrett, Lisa Mohler, Carla White, Amy Hosteter, Carol Smith, Beth Evans, Mandy Barnett, Debra Quakenbush, Stacy McKinney, Ellen McDonald. 3rd row: Dawn Burns, Pam Pitzer, Brian Newton, Mike Shoup, Andrea Ogle, Lisa Peterson, Lora Fearnow, Mrs. Davis, Kim Millikan, Lori Kingery. 4th row: Kent Kercheval, Susan Shoup, Dean Wyrick, Tom Wyrick. ZOOK MERIT FINALIST Kimberly Elaine Zook, daughter of Leroy and Caro- lyn Zook, was a National Merit Scholarship Finalist becoming only the second Central student to earn the coveted honor. Kim was also named Valedictorian by virtue of a 3.978 grade point average out of a possible 4.0. In addition. Kim was in the Pep Club. Band, FCA, Honor Society, Centralettes, Math Science Club, Latin Club. Thespians, Choir, and participated in basket- ball, swimming and volleyball. Kim’s academic achievements earned her up- wards of $30,000 in scholarships which she plans to utilize in pursuing a medical degree. candid m Favorite Albums Thriller romania Favorite Fads Blue Jeans Cowboy Boots Punk Hair Cuts onte T.V. Shows Favorite Female Singer; Pat Benatar j Olivia Newton-John A-Team ill Street Blues mots Landing -i lo-4 Bonnie Tyler Favorite Groups Favorite Male Singer zorite Radio Stations Alabama Police Michael Jackson Bob Segar Ronnie Milsap i ‘ m 995 Z96 Def pard I A' Favorite Movii Flashdance Footloose 41 Sunshine On My Shoulders 42 Sunshine Officers: Lora Fearnow, Mandy Barnett. Tonia Mennen. Michelle Hawn. Stacy Evans. Lisa Mohler. Lisa Laughner Games People Play: CHESS CLUB 1st row: Melinda Hiland, Leah Greeno, Rob Davison. Brad Bradshaw. 2nd row: Shauna Frutig. Michelle Bundy. Mr. Jackson. Craig Martin. 3rd row: Tim Wellman. Darryl Greeno. Jim Hendrickson, Terry Bray. Raimond Abbott. Jerry Barbee. Perry Faucett. Rick Martin. Centralian Staff: 1st row: Amy Holt. Sheila Grice. 2nd row: Jane Hicks. Mrs. Klein. Susan Noe. Marja Taru Ojanen — Finland. Kike G6mez — Spain. Bonno Sanders Germany. Karin Olsson — Sweden The Math-Science Club OEA is Taking Care of Business” Officers: Melinda Jobe, Rhonda Royer, Mari Ann Hazlett, Sheila Grice, Chris Cline, Sarah Rorabaugh, Mr. Walters 44 FFA is Letting It Grow” 45 Officers: Lori Davis, Pam Pitzer, Mike Strange, Tim Wyrick, Brian Barnett, Mr. Smith, Mr. Carter, Jeff Hofmann, Brian Wheeler, Phil Ferrel, Jesse Davis, Kenny Dunham, Mr. Walker Student Council Officers: Ellen McDonald — Vice President, Chris Henry — President, Amy Shoup — Treasurer, Beth Evans — Secretary. 46 Future Homemakers of America FHA Standing Council Officers: Amy Holt, Bobbi Kelly — Vice President. Annette Dunham, Lisa Ferguson — President, Terri Keeling, Marja Ojanen, Tammy Keeling, Tammy Stevens — Secretary, Rhonda Royer — Publicity, Dora Huffer, Kim Crick, Shannon Birden — Recorder, Connie Stevens, Debbie Musante — Trea- surer. 47 A Little Help From My Friends: OFFICE Bottom row l-r: Mindy Jobe, Crystal Alter. Kim Zook. Todd Newell. Top row: Phil Parkhurst. Cande Weaver. Tina Heidt, Jeff Hoffman. Pam Pitzer. I Just Want To Praise The Lord: FCA 48 Draw The Line: ART CLUB Bottom row l-r: Shawn Green. Stacy Evans. Rob Davison. Mr. Campbell. Leah Greeno. Melinda Hiland. Row two: Tammy Stevens. Michelle Bundy. Dora Huffer, Kristi Cripe. LeAnn Bebee. Lawre Saul. Top row: John Davison. Raymond Abbott. Tim Welman. Perry Faucett. Chris Reed. Politics of Dancing: UN Bottom row l-r: Jason Stroup. Ronda Long. Marita Huffer, Kim Zook. Laura Fearnow, Todd Caldwell, Scott Fox, Mike Patchett, Ms. Banas. Top row: Mr. Smiley, Chris Burns. Dean Wyrick, Todd Fields, Jeff Hoffman, Chris Henry, Tom Wyrick, Mark Hawn, Mark Sanders, Brent McKinney, Mr. Snyder. Walk All Over You! Assistant Librarian Trish Ploughe. Head Librarian Kim Zook. Band Captain Michelle Hawn. Junior Librarian Tonia Mennen. Student Director Mike Strange 50 Got The Music In Me! 51 Robe Captain Chris Henry. Vice-Pres. Kent Kercheval. Sec. Tandee Kelley. Pres. Connie Caldwell. Librarian Susan Noe Stage Band and Choralaires From Left: Connie Caldwell, Todd Fields, Andy Ogle, Kent Kercheval, Tandee Kelley, Chris Henry, Lisa Peterson, Mike Davis, Cande Weaver, Jay Cline, Beth Evans. 52 Music is Fun 53 The Fall Concert 54 Kent tells Todd, “Please Don't Smoke” The soloists show their talent Mike Davis sings “The Trum- peter The Fall Concert was held on Novem- ber 16 in the Clinton Central High School Multi-Purpose room. This con- cert is held annually and is open to the public. At this concert, groups, as well as soloists, perform. This concert, as well as all of the other choir concerts in the high school, was directed by Mr. Nelson Hunter. 55 Chris Henry sings a few notes A Natural High! 56 The Main Event! 57 Talking My Language; Foreign Language Club Foreign Language Club Officers Left to Right: Stacey Sanders, Secretary-Treasurer; Ellen McDonald, Organizations; Stacy McKinney, Vice President; Beth Evans, President 59 Shout! 60 Pep Club officers: Pres. Mike Strange, Trish Ploughe, V-Pres. Ellen McDonald, Matt Davison, Treas. Tom Wyrick, Carol Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms Amy Shoup, Troy Hoskins, Assis- tant Sergeant-at-Arms Jesse Wyrick, Kim Fields PEP BAND 61 ’’Through The Year” Sunshine girls set up for the teacher breakfast Lisa Ferguson and Susan Groleau at the District FHA meeting Barb Werner showing her Science Fair project Kim Humburg and her Science Fair project 62 Sunshine serves breakfast Mindy signs 'em for open house THROUGH THE YEARS 63 Bang Your Head!! The Clinton Central football team started the year off with a team of new coaches. Coach John Holden and his two assistants, Dan Callahan and Brad Snyder, taught the team many new ideas. There were close games and the gridders fought hard. Next year the team will be more exper- ienced and stronger. This year for the team senior Glenn Orr and junior Brian Laughner were named All-Confer- ence. Also Brian Laughner was named All-State Punter for his successful season. Top Row: G. Turner, M. Graves. S. Hodson, J. Rogers, L. Hunt, K. Gomez. G. Kizer, S. Abbott. T. Coffman. J. Cline, T. Leazenby. G. Tischner, J. Wyrick. B. Ridenour. Middle Row: B. Crenshaw, B. Laughner, R. Allen. S. McKinney. S. Waters. R. Royer, T. Garrett, H. Galvan, R. Reed, T. Wyrick, K. Dunham, D. Douglas, D. Brock. Bottom Row: B. Turner, J. Mallot, T. Newell, M. Quick, J. Ferguson, T. Lea- zenby, G. Orr, T. Wyrick, B. Wheeler, D. Dillman, R. Koppelmann. 64 65 Hit Me With Your Best Shot Top: Mandy Barnett. 2nd Row: Tandee Kelley. Lori Kingery. 3rd Row: Stacy McKinney, Ellen McDonald, Stacey Sanders. 4th Row: Sheila Grice, Kim Jarrett, Laura Moore. Bottom: Coach Johnson, Andrea Ogle, Kim Millikan, Amy Shoup. Coach Barnett. The girls' varsity volleyball team, coached by Linda Bar- nett, had an outstanding record of 17-8. The leadership of five seniors led the Bulldogs to a successful season. The im- proved competition caused the girls to have a more difficult year, but yet they improved their skills. The junior varsity had a good year. Their new coach Tracy Johnson led them to have a successful record of 14-4. 66 Top: Coach Barnett. Elizabeth Perkins. Kim Millikan. Lori Evans. Deanna Cole. Becky LaMar. Coach Johnson. Bottom: Angie Payton. Andrea Ogle. Beth Evans. Amy Shoup. 67 The Stroke 1st row: Lea Thompson, Julie Keisling, Barbara Werner. Christine Page, Susan Groleau, 2nd row: Dawn Burns. Ronda Long. Marita Huffer, Kim Zook, Polly Wyrick, Michelle Hawn, Karin Olsson. 3rd row: Kim Humburg. Kathy Hodson. Coach Norris. Julie Hussey, Michaele Thompson. According to Coach Janet Norris, this sea- son was the most successful one since girls' swimming arrived at this school. For the first time in the school’s history, Clinton Central was represented at the state meet. Karin Oil- son competed at the state meet in the breast stroke and was a member of the medley re- lay team. She finished 16th. Other members of the relay team were Marita Huffer, Ronda Long, and Kim Humburg. As a team, Central finished the season with a fine record. They tied for first place honors at the Carroll Invi- tational and received third place at the Ham- ilton Southeastern Relays. Many new school records were set this season. Central also set a sectional record in the breast stroke. 68 69 Karin Ollson prepares herself for her heat at the state meet Harriers show heels to opponents First row. L to R: Coach Thompson. Dave Bircten. Stacy Evans. Matthew Davison. Paula Alberdmg. Qjiris Burns. 2nd row: Scott Fox. Marla Jenkins. Darryl Stock. Sarena Alexander. Rodney Ottlnger 3rd row: Tammy Bowman. Neal Stock. Mark Hawn. Todd Caldwell. The young harriers had one of their best seasons with 28 wins and 11 losses. They won the Carroll Invita- tional. were 2nd in the Frontier Invita- tional. and were fifth in our own. in addi- tion to a third in the Conference meet. The runners were fourth in the sec- tional and seventh in the regional meet. The girls, with a full team of five run- ners. competed in 11 meets and were able to letter for the first time. Twelve runners earned letters which prompted Coach Thompson to say: It was a good season for such a young team.” 70 FALL SPORTS AWARDS GIRLS SWIMMING Most Improved ...................... Julie Hussey High Point ......................... Karin Olsson Senior Plaques Michele Hawn. Marita Huffer. Ronda Long, Karin Olsson, Kim Zook. Polly Wyrick, Dawn Bums State Qualifiers Ronda Long. Manta Huffer. Kim Hum- burg. Karin Olsson VOLLEYBALL Top Server .........................Sheila Grice Top Passer ..................... Stacy McKinney Top Spiker ...................... Ellen McDonald Top Setter .......................... Kim Jarrett Mental Attitude ................. Stacy Sanders Senior Plaques Mandy Barnett. Laura Moore. Sheila Grice. Tandee Kelley. Stacy McKinney AJI-County ...................... Ellen McDonald CROSS COUNTRY Mental Attitude Most Valuable Runner ... Chris Burns Rodney Ottmger FOOTBALL Most Improved .................. Brian Laughner Mental Attitude ............................Tobe Leazenby Senior Plaques Tim Wynck. David Dillman. Joe Fergu- son, Tobe Leazenby. Todd Newell, Glenn Orr. Brian Wheeler All County Brian Laughner. Tim Wyrick. Glenn Orr RANGELINE ALL-CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL....... Ellen McDonald. Kim Jarrett FOOTBALL ........ Brian Laughner. Glenn Orr CROSS COUNTRY ................. Chris Burns ADULT ENTHUSIASM AWARDS Girls Swimming Cross Country Football .... ........ Jack and Pat Hussey Donnie and Mary Ann Watkins Peggy Abbott. Marjorie Wyrick 71 GOTTA HOLD ON ME! DAWGS Claim Sectional, Regional titles The 1984 wrestling season was the most outstanding in the history of the school. The DAWGS, under new head coach Dan Callahan and assistant Brad Snyder, and aided along the way by former CC wrestlers Andy Cline and David Lawler, grappled their way to an impressive 16-1 record and claimed both the Sectional and Regional tournament crowns. The only defeat came at the hands of the number one ranked team in the state, Warren Central. The Dawgs, which means Determined Aggressive Wrestling Grapplers, sent four men to the Semi-State, Gerrid Tishner, Chris Burns, Bryan Ridenour, and John Rogers. Ridenour and Rogers advanced to the State Finals, but were eliminated. Rogers was ranked eighth in the state and Burns was slated fourth throughout the year. Overall, it was a great year with heavyweight Tobe Leazenby capturing High Points, Greg Turner was selected the Most Improved, and Rogers was tabbed DAWG of the Year. Top Row: Coach Dan Callahan. T. Leazenby. J. Rogers. G. Orr, S. Waters. T. Newell. D. Dillman, Coach Brad Snyder. Second Row: R. Reed. G. Turner. B. Ridenour. C. Burns, G. Tishner, D. Petty, B. Turner. 72 73 Let’s Go Swimming The Boys Swim team posted its best season ever with a 6- 6 record. Led by six seniors, no less than seven records fell with Nick Marshall holding the marks in the 500 free and the 100 butterfly. Kike Gomez took the 200 individual medley and the 100 breast, Brad Humburg copped the 50 free and 100 breast, while Mike Davis, Hamburg. Gomez, and Marshall com- bined to lower the 200 medley. Brian Wheeler and Bonno Sanders, along with six underclassmen, put forth great ef- forts. Top Row: Karin Ollsen. mgr.; Kike Gomez. Mike Davis, Brad Humburg. Nick Marshall, Bonno Sanders, Brian Wheeler. Bottom: Eric Thompson, Todd Fields, Brian Milburn, Brett Mennen. Steve Stason, Dean Wyrick Humburg returns to state Brad Humburg, the slender senior, became the first CC athlete to make the state finals twice when he qualified in the 500 free style. He swam a :22.43 and finished 19th out of 32 competitors. 74 Hawn named hardwood queen Senior Michelle Hawn was elected Hardwood Queen of 1984. Serving in the court are Lori Davis and Marita Huffer, on the second row, and Fresh- man Amy Shoup, Junior Lisa Moore, and Sopho- more Lora Fearnow on the top row. 75 Jump! Varsity: Manager Doug Schimmel. Mike Shoup. Matt Davison. Chris Henry. Richie Koppelmann. Brian Laughner. Jim Hendrickson. Manager. Jeff Hoffman. Brian Newton. Phil Parkhurst. John Shoup Junior Varsity: Manager Doug Schimmel. Steve McKinney. Richie Smith. Mickey Fearnow. Darryl Stock. Laird Hunt. Mark Sanders. Tom Wyrick. Manager Jim Hendrickson 76 DOGS IN REBUILDING YEAR The Dogs, with only two seniors returning, fell below the .500 mark as they finished the season with an 8-13 record. The season was far from a total loss however, as the Green- clads contested most games to the gun and gained valuable experience. Chris Henry. 6'4 Senior, was the only performer with much ex- perience and was a solid player all year. 77 I’ll Tumble for Ya! Varsity Cheerleaders: Connie Caldwell. Sherry Abbott. Pam Pitzer. Tandee Kelley. Michaele Thompson 78 Varsity Girls and Guys: Todd Fields. Pam Pitzer. Brian Wheeler. Sherry Abbott. Tandee Kelley. Michaele Thompson. Mike Davis. Connie Caldwell. Mike Strange 79 Junior Varsity: Beth Evans. Lori Evans. Tina Devore. Lora Fearnow. Angela Brothers GIRLS REPEAT AS TOURNEY CHAMPS 1st Row: Deanna Cole, Mandy Barnett, Andrea Ogle. 2nd Row: Kim Millikan, Kim Jarrett, Coach Linda Barnett, Stacy McKinney, Lori Evans. 3rd Row: Stacey Sanders, Lori Kingery, Assist. Coach Johnson, Tandee Kelley, Ellen McDonald ___________________ The Girls' Basketball Team prevailed in the Sec- tional for the second straight year. They beat Tip- ton in the championship game to advance to the Anderson Regional, where they were defeated by Muncie North in the opening game. During the season, the team traveled to Muncie North, where they competed in the annual Muncie Tourney. The girls failed in winning the County Tourney again by losing to Clinton Prairie in the championship game. They avenged this loss, though, in the sec- tional by beating Clinton Prairie in over-time. Coach Linda Barnett was assisted this year by Tra- cy Johnson, better known as C.J. . C.J. pro- vided a great deal of help on-court as well as off- court, for both J.V. and Varsity players. The varsi- ty ended the season with a record of 16-5, and the J.V. finished with a 12-1 record. Many individual awards were received this year. Stacy McKinney was nominated to Academic All-State. All-Confer- ence members were Stacy McKinney, Kim Jar- rett, and Stacey Sanders. Jim Jarrett and Stacey Sanders were also named to the All-County team. Senior leadership, good coaching, and hard work all played important parts in the successful sea- son. Stacey McKinney thinks. What's the matter Sara, don't know where I'm going to pass it?' 80 Senior center. Tandee Kelley, shoots while surrounded by Gophers Kim Jarrett passes between two defenders Stacey Sanders tries to run the ball down during sectional THE SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR VARSITY 81 I’m Winning! 13-2 1st row: Neal Stock, Steve McKinney, Todd Caldwell, Rick Waters. Danny Douglass, Chadd Dunn. 2nd row: Mark Hawn, Mark Sanders, Steve Hodson, David Dukes, David Whiteman, Phil Berry, Brent McKinney. Frosh Cheerleaders 82 Left to right: Lora Irwin. Elizabeth Perkins. Julie Keisling. Amy Houchens. Lynett Tarkington WINTER SPORTS A WARDS BOYS’ SWIMMING High Point . . . Brad Humburg Most Improved . . . Bonno Sanders Mental Attitude .. . Mike Davis State . . . Brad Humburg Senior Plaques . . . Mike Davis, Brad Humburg, Brian Wheeler, Nick Marshall, Bonno Sanders, Kike Gomez Adult Enthusiasm Award . . . Peggy Gayle McMinn, Kim Lambert WRESTLING High Point . . . Tobe Leazenby Most Improved . . . Greg Turner DAWG of the Year . . . John Rogers Senior Plaques . . . Dave Dillman, Tobe Leazenby, Todd Newell, Glenn Orr All Conference . . . Tobe Leazenby, John Rogers, Chris Burns, Gerrid Tishner GIRLS' BASKETBALL Assists . . . Stacy McKinney Rebounds . . . Kim Jarrett Free Throw % . . . Kim Jarrett Field Goal % .. . Kim Jarrett Mental Attitude . .. Tandee Kelley J.V. Free Throw % . . . Deana Cole Senior Plaques . . . Mandy Barnett, Tandee Kelley, Stacy McKinney, Lori Davis All Conference . . . Stacy McKinney. Kim Jarrett. Stacey Sanders All State Academic Honorable Mention . . . Stacy McKinney BOYS’ BASKETBALL Assists . . . Jeff Hoffman. Mike Shoup Rebounds . .. Chris Henry Free Throw % . . . Mike Shoup Field Goal % .. . Matt Davison Mental Attitude . .. Jeff Hoffman J.V. Free Throw % . . . John Shoup Freshman Free Throw % ... Steve Hodson Senior Plaques . . . Chris Henry and Jeff Hoffman All Conference . . . Chris Henry All State Academic Honorable Mention . .. Chris Henry Adult Enthusiasm Award . . . Connie Caldwell. Terry Henry Senior Cheerleading Plaques . . . Sherry Abbott, Connie Caldwell, Tandee Kelley, Pam Pitzer Senior Sport Plaques . . . Mike Davis, Mike Strange, Brian Wheeler 83 GIRL’S POST 6-2 TRACK RECORD Front row: Tandee Kelley. Lori Davis. Carrie Petty. Marla Jenkins, Elizabeth Perkins. Coach Johnson. Second row: Stacy Evans, Tracey Stockbergger. Paula Russell, Lisa Moore. Kim Millikan. Leanne Beebe. Top row: Tammy Bowman, Paula Alberding. Susan Groleau, Andrea Ogle. Stacey Sanders. Lori Kingery, Ellen McDonald, Coach Barnett. Kingery advances to State The girls track team finished its regular season with a 6-2 reading in dual meets. Sparked by the ever-reli- able Lori Kingery, Stacey Evans, Tan- dee Kelley, and Lori Davis, the Greenclads finished second in the county meet, fourth in the confer- ence, and sixth in the 21 team sec- tional. Kingery and Evans both advanced from the Sectional with Kingery moving all the way to the State Fin- als. Evans, coming strong in the late season, did not get out of the Region- al. but set a school record in the 300 lows with a .49 flat. The 1600 relay team, with Bow- man, Kelley, Sanders, and Evans turned in a 4:41 to win the confer- ence. 84 BOYS SUFFER YEAR OF REBUILDING First row: Managers Lisa Peterson. Serena Alexander. Michelle Fulkerson. Second row: Coach Thompson. Mark Hawn. Steve McKinney. Bryan Ridenour, Richie Allen, Chadd Dunn. Coach Griffey. Third row: Rod Hensley. Phil Berry. Kiki Gomez. Rodney Ottinger. David Jenkins. Terry Coffman. Shawn Green. Top row: Laird Hunt, Matt Davison. Derek Brant. Darryl Stock. Bono Sanders. The boys track team, with only one senior, Derek Brant, was able to post but three dual wins in eleven outings in 1984. The Bulldogs were eighth in the conference and third in the County meet. Matt Davison was the sole runner to qualify for the regional and Darryl Stock lowered the 800 mark to 2:04. 85 TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME” From left: Scott Fox, Tom Wyrick, Mark Sanders, Brian Newton, Ron Royer, Brian Laughner, Dave Birden, Mike Quick, Steve Hodson, Tim Wyrick, Joe Ferguson, Chris Burns JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL From left: Scott Fox, MarkTicen, Danny Douglas, Mark Sanders, Steve Hodson, Dean Wyrick, Troy Hoskins, Jim Austin, Gerrid Tishner 86 Linksmen show improvement From left: Phil Parkhurst. Richie Koppelmann, John Huffer, Scott Davison, John Shoup, Brett Mennen. Bryan Crenshaw. Mickey Fearnow, Jay Wyrick The baseball team, with nearly all under- classmen, won but five of 19 games, but three of the wins came in conference play. Mike Quick at .421, Chris Burns, .400, and Brian Laughner with .363 led the hitters while Dave Birden had a fine 1.29 ERA and was named all-con- ference. The golfers, with all underclassmen, were 7-9 in duals and each golfer im- proved his individual scores. 87 SPRING SPORTS AWARDS BASEBALL Fielding ............ Dave Birden Mental Attitude ..... Chris Burns Batting ........... Brian Laughner All-Conference ....... David Birden All-Sectional ......... Mike Quick Senior Award .. Joe Ferguson, Tim Wyr- ick GOLF Most Valuable ................ Phil Parkhurst Mental Attitude .. Richie Koppelmann BOYS TRACK Most Valuable ....... Matt Davison Senior Awards ... Derek Brant. Bonno Sanders, Kike Gomez GIRLS TRACK Most Improved ....... Tandee Kelley Mental Attitude ....... Lori Davis High Point ........... Stacy Evans All Conference .. Lori Kingery, Stacy Ev- ans, Tandee Kelley, Stacey Sanders, Tammy Bowman Senior Awards . Tandee Kelley, Lori Da- vis, Stacy McKinney, Mgr. 88 THROUGH THE YEARS EIGHTH GRADE. Ruth Barbee Rena Bradshaw Danny Bundy Stacey Butcher Jamie Cline Darren Clouse Scott Colby Kara Cooper Rita Crum Edna Diedrich Lucinda Davis Andy Davison Jennifer Davison Kristine Dennis Lori Derrick Pam Dunning Mike Evans Tina Evans Jennifer Ferguson Kim Fields Stephanie Fisher Todd Fox Michelle Furst Billy Graves The class officers are: Sec. Lisa McCoy. Treas. Cindy Strange. Pres. Lynn Johnson. V- Pres. Kara Cooper 90 WHAT A FEELING!!! Billy Hawes John Hensley Paula Hewitt Susan Hopkins Deana Huffer Julie Jewell Lynn Johnson Bobbie Kallner Chris Keller Kris Kelly Melinda Kercheval Melissa Kercheval Randy LaFary Mark Laughner Tom Lybrook Mmdee Maple Lisa McCoy Gina McKinney Stephanie McQuinn Christine Mennen Jennifer Milner Carolyn Moore Joe Moore Scott Mundell 91 Jason Payton Chad Perkins Kelly Peter Gary Petty Jamie Pitzer John Pyatt Ronnie Qualkenbush Teresita Rayburn Tammy Reed Terri Richey Teresa Ricker Ritchie Robinson Jennifer Rogers Carol Ruse Trish Sedwick Clark Smith Scott Snell Renee Snowden John Snowden Robert Stevens Cindy Strange Jason Stroup Darren Surber Jerry Tague James Tate John Thompson Lea Thompson Tom Turnpaugh Todd Vandevender Michele Waters Jerry Watkins Shannon Whiteman Paul Wolfe Jesse Wyrick 92 93 Got To Be Startin Something! Officers for the class are Sec. Stacie Pearson, Treas. Angela Burton, Vice-Pres. Alan Dunn, Pres. Troy Knoderer Anna Abbott Anne Alberding Becky Archibald Terri Bates Brianna Barnett Ryan Beck Janet Beebe Mark Brown Angela Burton Monica Bundy Jason Cheek Kelli Crick Christina Crum Jacob Crum Matthew Crum 94 Juan Deleon Brett Disinger Adam Dunham Alan Dunn Brian Evans Bruce Evans Bobbie Faulkner Brenda Faulkner Pamela Fausett Jon Ferrel David Fox Kathleen Greeman Darby Greeno J. Robert Grice Michael Gross Jeffery Hampton Todd Hastings Johna Hawkins Michelle Holt Daniel Hoskins Clay Hosteter Robert Jarrett Wade Johnson Melissa Johnson Heath Keeling Ann LaMar Eugenia Lamb Todd Landes Adam Laughner Brad Lawler Rodney King Christine Kingery Richard Kingery Vicki Kinslow Troy Knoderer 95 Marvin Leach Nancy Long Kenny Mangis Craig Martin Traci Martin Rita McCoy Brian McKinney Matt Mennen Ted Miller James Mohler Jeffery Mooneyhan Brad Morris Todd Ottinger Billy Paige Eddie Parsley Jo Patchett Stacie Pearson Monica Pence Mark Peterson Kenny Price Kevin Ridenour Taylor Roberts Todd Roberts Kim Roe Eddie Russell Suzanne Sanders John Scott Trinity Scott Charles Sharp Pam Sheffer Angela Smith David Smith Kash Smith Brian Snowden Andy Sommers 96 Leonard Surber Jessica Taylor Christy Tishner John Turner David Unger Marda Van Court Tommy Vandervort Kerri Walker Stacie Walters Marta Ward Jennifer Wayt Chris Wellman Jeremy Wood Jerold Wood Jeanne Wyrick 97 JUNIOR HI GRIDDERS ENJOY SUCCESS Front row. L to R: Jerry Tague. Billy Graves. Paul Wolfe. Billy Hawes, Jason Stroup. Darren Surber. Clark Smith, Andy Davison. Back row: Chris Keller. Jesse Wyrick. Todd Vandevender. Chadd Perkins, Jamie Pitzer. Todd Fox. Scott Snell. Mark Laughner. Front row. L to R: Mike Gross. John Spray. Kevin Ridenour, Jason Cheek. Troy Knoderer. Tom Vandervort. Back row: Todd Roberts. Kash Smith. Jacob Crum. Brian Evans. Matt Mennen. Kenny Mangis. Todd Hastings. 98 JUNIOR HI GIRLS BEGIN CHEERING CAREER From Top: Lucinda Davis, Deanna Huffer, Kara Cooper. Left: Jennifer Rogers. Right: Jennifer Davison. 99 Top: Melissa Johnston, Jeanne Wyrick. Bottom: Becky Archibald. Christy Tishner. Anne Alberding. Seventh Grade Basketball Bottom Row, L-R: Marvin Leach, Alan Dunn, Jon Ferrel, Richie Kingery, Brett Disinger. Top Row: Jamie Mohler, Brian Evans, Kenny Mangis, Leonard Surber, Todd Roberts, Mark Brown, Clay Hosteter. Eighth Grade Basketball Bottom Row, L-R: Mike Patchett, Paul Wolfe, Billy Hawes, Jason Payton, Darrin Surber. Top Row: Mark Laughner, Jamie Pitzer, Chad Perkins, Scott Snell, Andy Davison. 100 Junior High Cross Country Bottom Row, L-R: Mark Peterson, Dave Fox, Scott McMinn, John Stutsman, Brett Disinger. Top Row: Brad Morris, Todd Ottinger, Jennifer Davison, Eddie Ottinger, Richie Robinson, Mr. Griffy. Junior High Volleyball Bottom Row, L-R: Carol Ruse, Mgr. Melissa Johnston, Rita McCoy, Trish Sedwick, Suzanne Sanders, Pam Dunning, Coach Manuel, Coach Garner. Top Row: Deana Huffer, Jenifer Milner, Krissy Kelly, Tina Evans, Gina McKinney, Rita Crum, Trinity Scott. 101 Junior Hi Swimmers 102 103 Jr. High band Kicks out the jams Jr. High sings the blues 104 106 THROUGH THE YEARS 107 HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRA TION ‘‘This has been a very special year for Clinton Central Junior- Senior High School. Our school has celebrated its Silver Anniver- sary and prepared the twenty-fifth senior class for graduation. We have built a rich tradition for qual- ity education and have become known statewide for strong activ- ity programs. We are proud of our twenty-five year school history. We must continue to utilize the priceless right to improve our- selves. Remember, America was not made great by common men and women, but by uncommon men and women. I challenge each of you to be uncommon in your accomplishments not only for yourself, but for the betterment of your community and mankind. 108 Assistant Principal Wayne Watson Mr. Smith keeps things running smoothly Clinton Central is an institution of learning, not only in academic achievements, but in acquiring sound judgement. The administration, faculty, and school personnel all work together to provide opportunities for students to excel in various fields of interest. The superintendent's office, under the guidance of Mr. Ned Smith, is instrumental in providing modern facilities and striving for new and better ideas. Below: Mrs. Pat Newton, Mrs. Patsy Strawn 109 MURDER BY NUMBERS Mike Thompson Julia Pearson Tracy Johnson Janet Garner John Haney Steve Jackson SERIOUS BUSINESS Sue Davis %� , A Ron Dunn no Social Studies Andrew Robertson Greg Smiley Donald Garrison John Holden Home Economics Jane Mohler Industrial Arts Tom Griffey Ken Thompson Jane Massey Nelson Hunter Let The Music Play in Blinded Me With Science Dan Callahan Rex Bowman Helen Ritchie John Kramer Let’s Get Physical John Sloggett Wilbur Rule Karen Manual Agriculture Department 112 English Department Karen Ramona Klein Skertich Melburne Crellin Barbara Siegfried Language Of Love Greg Scofield Nancy Banas Bridge Over Troubled Water Helen Robertson John Hobaugh Marjorie Wyrick 113 Special Education Art Department 114 Clinton Central School Board Norman Huffer, Jay Mitchell, Ned Smith, Brad Uitts, Denny Shoup, Bill Calvert, Mike Ogle, Larry Mennen 115 Standing: Judy Hendrickson, Peggy Huffer, Dianne Roberts, Seated: Evelyn Crum, Norma Hillis, Leann Baum, Audrey Meadors, Barbara McGill 116 Clinton Central Custodians Gene Buntin, Roy Lindenmayer, Evelyn Turner, Benny Michael, Dana McGill Edith retires at Mid-Year 117 Edith Huffer, a familiar face in the halls of Clinton Central for 25 years, retired at the end of the first semester to take a well earned rest. She will be sorely missed. RETURN CENTRAL ENDS FIRST QUARTER CENTURY FIRST NET TEAM HOLDS REUNION The 1960 edition of Bulldog bas- ketball teams, winners of the Sec- tional tourney, met during the winter to recall old friendships and relive the thrills of victory. Pic- tured are: Seated, Tom Caldwell, Denny Shoup, Coach Andy Taff, Mike Ogle. Jerry Ostler. Standing, Phil Shirk, Mike Blackburn, Jim Payton, Bob Bradley, Larry Evans. Phil Wilkens was unable to attend. Through the years ... In 1956, the County Board of Education hired Indiana Uni- versity to survey the county school system, and acting upon its recommendation, the trustees of the soon-to-be Clinton Central Corporation consolidated their townships. Con- tracts were let for construction in 1958 with actual construc- tion beginning in October, with completion occurring during the school year of 1959. A remodeling of parts of the building was completed in 1982 and plans are on the drawing board for future changes to the Multi-Purpose room. Since 1960, some 2400 diplomas have been granted, and, while being a comparatively small school, Central has had many memorable achievements. There has been two Na- tional Merit Finalists, countless scholarships won, and a good percentage of graduates moving into colleges as CC contin- ues to better or match the achievement scores on a national level. Central has had county D.A.R. winners, a State Fair Queen, a state winner at Boys State, state and national art winners, national FHA award winners, and twice was ruled the top FFA chapter in the state. The athletic teams have gained a reputation of being very competitive in all sports. The boys basketball team has cap- tured four Sectionals, winning the Regional once while the girls have cut down the sectional nets three times. The boy and girl track teams have fared well in state competition while the 1984 wrestling team went all the way to the state finals. Boy and girl swimmers have come into their own as both have sent athletes to the state. Four boys have won athletic scholarships since 1978. On November 6, 1983, an open house and re-dedication of the school was held honoring the six faculty members that have been on the staff since its inception, former superinten- dents and principals, former board members, and two of the original custodial staff. Clinton Central is, and has been proud of its traditions. All can reflect upon the accomplishments, be proud, and look forward to the future that promises to be even better. Above, 1984 grad Connie Caldwell with fa- ther B.J. Caldwell, a 1960 grad. Below is She- lia Grice, 1984 with mother Marilyn Buntin Grice. 1960. THE 'GEM' OF PHOTOGRAPHERS photography Richard D. Withrow 201 W. Clinton, P.O. 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Patronize our loyal advertisers. “You’ll be glad you did. 135 136 Although our time as come at last, Let us not forget our past. Always remember the good times we’ve shared, and all of our friends that were always there. We've come a long way since that very first day, and with the future let us not forget all the things we’ve learned, because with every book every page must turn. m Let us always remember each other with every year that passes and hold onto the memories because they are the only thing that Lasts ... Patricia Ploughe, Editor 1984 SENIORS fThrough the Years” kx% -r rSY ' Sr-- -' i.-?:.