Clinton Central High School - Ex Libris Yearbook (Michigantown, IN)
- Class of 1985
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f able of Contents Seniors 1985 Ex Libris l 1 Underclassmen ■ Organizations Clinton Central High School [ Sports Junior I Iii h 67 92 Advertisements .... ii9 Micbigantown, In 46057 1 2 Raimond W. Abbott Paula J. Alberding Jerry L. Barbee David L. Birden Crystal Lynn Alter Brian J. Barnett C. Matthew Bolinyer 3 Jim Austin Mechelle Leanne Beebe Desiree Suzanne Braden Don P. Bray, Jr, Mary Ellen Bray Terry Bray Robert E. Brewer Jr. Davin T. Brock Sara Ann Bryan Michael Dean Burnette Christopher C. Bums 4 Michael Brian Butcher Dawnette Kristi Cripe Matthew Todd Davison Scott Alan Davison Jesse L. Davis Darlene Marie Coates John Davison Tina Louise Davison Bryan W. Crenshaw Helen Dennis Annette Marie Dunham Kenneth Wayne Dunham 6 Stephanie Nadine Grant Shawn A. Green Leah Dawn Greeno James Wayne Hendrickson Kathryn Ann Hodson Rodney Hensley Jr. Jerry Hill Kimberly Sue Humburg Julie Ann Hussey Ronette Marie Irwin Kimberly Danielle Jarrett Melinda Christine Jobe Katarina Jonsson Andrea Lynn Kinsler Richie D. Kopplemann. Jr. Brian Keith l.aughner 8 Jeff Malott Ellen Louise McDonald Ronald Phillip Lucas Brett D. Mennen Tonia Gwenn Mennen Troy Edward Miller Nancy Ann Mooneyhan 9 Lisa Elaine Moore Deborah Anne Musante Susan Annette Noe Kelly Suzanne Pierce Carrie Jo Powell Debra Jean Quakenbush to Michael Todd Quick Scott Salem Shannon Beth Shirar Rodney Reed Stacey Ellen Sanders Michael A. Shoup Sarah Lyn Rohrabaugh Maria Seco Sherrv Lynn Smith Patsy M. Storms Eric Kent Thompson Michaele Jena Thompson Brian Keith Turner Above: Cande and Ellen, Stacy. Sides: Shannon, Sara. Below: Birthday Party, Dcsi and Carrie 12 Randy Unger Candace Danette Weaver Timothy C. Wellman 13 Left to Right: Annette. Patsy. Lisa, Terri. Stacy. Kathy Senior Activities Raimond W. Abbott: Artector Club 3. Secretary 1, FFA 2, FHA Sunshine 1, Cafeteria Helper 1, Chess Club 3. Paula J. Alberding: Band 4. Sunshine Society 4. Pianist 1. FHA Sunshine 1. FEA 3. President 1, FCA 1. Math-Science Club 3. Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 2, Cross Country 1, lettered 1. Track 4. Grapplette 2, Captain 1, District Music Contest 3, State Music Contest 4, Pep Band 4. Crystal Lynn Alter: OEA 2. Secretary 1, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 1. Office Helper 2. Elementary Helper 1. Track 1. Jim Austin: Latin Club 1, Football 2, lettered 1. Wrestling 4, lettered 4, Baseball 4. Jerry L. Barbee: Cafeteria Helper 13 , Chess Club 3. BrianJ. Barnett: FFA 4. District and Section Parliamentary Proce- dure 1, National Convention 1, Secretary 2, District Dairy Judg- ing 3, State Welding Contest 3, Secretary's Book 2, National Usher and Courtesy Corps 1. Hoosier Farmer Degree 1, Beef Production Proficiency 2. Sales and Service Proficiency 2. Mechelle Leanne Beebe: Artector Club 3. FHA Sunshine 4, FEA 2, Library Helper 1. Elementary Helper 2, Track 1, Swimming 3, Secretary Treasurer of I.C.E. class 1. David L. Birden: Cross Country 4. lettered 3, Basketball 2. Base- ball 4, lettered 4. Baseball All-Conference 1. C. Matthew Bolinger: Band 4, Pep Band 3, District Music Con- test 3. FFA 4, Reporter 1. FFA State Crops Contest 2, State Music Contest 3. Desiree Suzanne Braden: FHA Sunshine 1, FCA 4. Treasurer 1, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, Math-Science Club 3, Thespians 1, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 1, Latin Club 1. Elementary Helper 3. Who's Who Among High School Stu- dents, American Achievement Academy, Academic All-Ameri- can. U.S. Achievement Academy. Mary Ellen Bray: Choir 4, OEA 2, Elementary Helper 2, National Anthem Ensemble 1. Terry Bray Robert E. Brewer, Jr.: Math-Science Club 1. Baseball 2. Davin T. Brock: FFA 4. Football 2. Wrestling 1. Sara Ann Bryan: Choir 3' -, District Music Contest 3, FHA Sunshine 4, Parliamentarian 1, FEA 1. Elementary Helper 1. Michael Dean Burnette: Artector Club 1, Centralian Staff 1, Choir 2, FEA 2, FCA 3. Thespians 1, Foreign Language Club 2, Chess Club 1, Swimming 1. Christopher C. Burns: Ex Libris 2, Teacher's Aid 2. United Na- tions 3. Elementary Helper 1, Cross Country 4, lettered 4, All- Conference 3, Wrestling 4. lettered 4, Sectional Champion 3, Regional Champion 3, Semi-State Runner-Lip. State Finalist. All Conference 4, Baseball 4, lettered 4. Michael Brian Butcher: Artector Club 1. Choir 1, Elementary Helper 2. Darlene Marie Coates: Choir 1. FHA Sunshine 2. FEA 1, OEA 1, Pep Club 3, Elementary Helper 1. Bryan W. Crenshaw: FCA 4. Student Council 1, Math-Science Club 2. Vice-President 1, Foreign Language Club 1, Latin Club 1, Elementary Helper 1, Football 4. lettered 3. Academic All-State, All-Conference, All-Countv, Basketball 1, Golf 4, lettered 4. Kristi Cripe Jesse L. Davis: FFA 4, Reporter 1, President 1, Math-Science Club 1, Reporter 1, Wrestling 2, lettered 2. John Davison Matthew Todd Davison: Ex-Libris 1, Band 4, Stage Band 4, District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 2. FCA 4. Boy's Huddle Captain 2. Student Council 4, Math-Science Club 2. President 1. Pep Club 4, Officer 3. Cross Country 3, lettered 3. Basketball 4, lettered 2, All-County 1. All-Sectional 1. All-Confer- ence 1, Track 4. lettered 4, All-County, All-Sectional, School record holder. Scott Alan Davison: Band 4, Stage Band 3, Pep Band 2. District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 2. Student Council 2, Math-Science Club 1, Latin Club 1. Cross Country 2, Track 2, Golf 3. Tina Louise Davison: FEA 1, Elementary Helper ' . Annette Marie Dunham: Artector Club I, FHA Sunshine 4, Standing Council 2, District Officer 1. State Conference Gold Medal, National Conference Silver Medal. FEA 3. FCA 1. Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper 3. Batgirl 2. 14 Kenneth Wayne Dunham: Band 4. Drum Major 1. Stage Band 4, Pep Band 3. District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 4, FFA 4. Sentinel 1. Secretary 1. State FFA Band 1. Reporter 1. FCA i. Pep Club t. Football 3. Wrestling 1, Baseball 2. Guy Cheer- leader 1. Stacy Ann Evans: Artector Club 2, Choir 2, FHA Sunshine 3. FEA 3. FCA 2. Pep Club 4, Office Helper 1. Cross Country 2, lettered 2, Track 4. lettered 4, Cheerleader 2, Grapplette 1, Sun- shine Queen's Court 2. Perry Fausett: Artector Club 4. Chess Club 2. Todd Christopher Fields: Centralian Staff 1. Choir 4. President 1. Choralaires 4. District Music Contest ( FCA 3. President 1. Student Council 2. Thespians 2. President 1. Pep Club 2, Presi- dent 1. Foreign Language Club 1. National Anthem Ensemble 2, Basketball 1. Swimming 3. Guy Cheerleader 2. Stephanie Nadine Grant: Choir 1. FHA Sunshine 2, OEA 1. Shawn A. Green: Artector Club 3, Treasurer 2, Basketball 3, Track 3. Leah Dawn Greeno: Artector Club 3. Secretary 1. President 1,1st and 3rd best of show from the Psi Loto Xi Art Show. Best of Show at the C.C. Art Show. Won First place in the C.C. Art Show seven times. FHA 2. Pep Club 3. Chess Club 2. Secretary Treasur- er 1. President 1. James Wayne Hendrickson: FFiA Sunshine 2. FEA 1, Treasurer 1, Library Helper 2. Chess Club .3. President 1, Football 2. lettered 1. Basketball Manager 3. lettered 3. Baseball 2. Rodney Hensley. Jr.: Artector Club 1, FFA 4, Track 4. lettered 3. Jerry Hill: Band 3. District Music Contest 1. Library Helper 1. Football 2. Basketball 2. Track 1. Kathryn Ann Hodson: FHA 4. Sunshine 2. OEA 2. Vice-Presi- dent 1, Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper 1. Cross Country 1. Swimming 4. lettered 4, co-captain senior year. Hardwood Court freshman year. Homecoming Queen senior year. Jason S. Hofmann: FFA 4. Treasurer 1. FCA 1, Math-Science Club 1. Pep Club .3. Dora Huffer Kimberly Sue Humburg: Artector Club 2. 1st in County. State, and National W.C.T.U. Poster Contest. 1983. FHA Sunshine 2. FCA 4. Math-Science Club 2, Pep Club 4. Foreign Language Club 1. Swimming 4, lettered 4. High Point 2. Sectional Finals 4. State Qualifier 1. Julie Ann Hussey: FCA 3. Math-Science Club 2. Pep Club 4. Latin Club 1. Swimming 3. Class Officer 2. Ronnette Marie Irwin: Band 2. Pep Band 1, Centralettes 1. Dis- trict Music Contest 1. Pep Club 1, Elementary Helper 1. Kimberly Daniellejarrett: Artector Club 1. FCA 3. Student Coun- cil 2. National Honor Society 3. President 1. Math-Science Club 2. Thespians 1. Vice-President 1. Pep Club 3. Foreign Language Club 2. Secretary 1. Office Helper 1, Basketball 4, lettered 4, All- Conference 3, All-County 3. Leading scorer 3. Volleyball 4. let- tered 4, All-Conference 2. Top setter 2, 1984-1985 1st team aca- demic All-State. Homecoming Court Senior Year. Melinda Christine Jobe: Band 4, Pep Band 4, Centralettes 4, FHA Sunshine 1, FF.A 3. FCA 1. OEA 2. Pep Club 4. Office Helper 2, Elementary Helper 1. Basketball 1. Cheerleader 1. Class Secretary 4, Hardwood Court Sophomore Year. KatarinaJonsson: Band 1. Choir 1. State Music Contest 1, FHA Sunshine 1. Pep Club 1. Foreign Language Club 1. Swimming 1, Hardwood Court Senior Year. FCA 1. Terri Darlene Kelley: Ex Libris 1. Centralian Staff 1, Choir 3. FHA Sunshine 1. FCA 3. Pep Club 4. Sunshine 3. Cheerleader 1. Who's Who in American Student Award. Bobbi Jean Kelly: FHA Sunshine 4. Sect.-Treas. 1. Vice Pres. 1. District 5. Standing Council 3, State Conference, National Con- ference, FEA 3, Bat Girl 3. Lori Lee Kingery: Ex Libris 2. Editor 1. FCA 2, Treasurer 1, National Honor Society 3. Math-Science 3. Treasurer 1. Thespi- ans 2. Pep Club 4. Foreign Lang. Club 2, Pres. 1, Elementary Helper 1, Basketball 4, lettered 4, Volleyball 4, lettered 4, Track 3. Band 1. Andrea Lynn Kinsler: FHA Sunshine 4. Historian 1. State Con- ference 2, FEA 3, OEA 1. Pep Club 2, Elementary Helper 4. Richie D. Kopplemann Jr.: FFA 4, Reporter 1, FCA 3, Math- Science Club 2. Football 4. lettered 3. Basketball 4. lettered 2, Baseball 1. Golf 3. lettered 3. Mental Attitude Award. Brian Keith Laughner: Office Helper 1. Football 4, lettered 3. All State 1. Honorable Mention All State. Most Improved Award, Mentai Attitude Award, All Conference 2. Basketball 4, lettered 2. Best Free Throw' Award. Baseball 4, lettered 4. Best Batting Average I. Class Treasurer 1. Jason Andrew Laughner: Band 2. Stage Band 2. Choir 1. District Contest 2. State Contest 1. FCA 1. Thespians 1. National Anthem Ensemble 1. Cross Country 2, Wrestling 1. Bonnie Kay Leach: Choir 4, District Music Contest 3. OEA 1. Pep Club 3. National Anthem Ensemble 3. Grapplettes I. is Ronald Phillip Lucas: FFA 2, Baseball 2. Jeff Malott: Football I. lettered 3, All-County i. Lllen Louise McDonald: FCA 4. Student Council 1. President 1, National Honor Society 3. Math-Science Club 3. Thespians 2, Pep Club 4, President 1. Foreign Language Club 2. Latin Club 1. Elementary Helper 1, Basketball 4, lettered 4. Volleyball 4. let- tered 4, All Conference 3. All County 2. Class President 4. Home- coming Court Junior Year, Prom Court Junior Year. Hardwood Queen Senior Year, Hoosier Girls State Delegate, Dick Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow' s Leaders Delegate, Hugh O'Brian Leadership Seminar Delegate. D.A.R. Good Citizen. Brett D. Mennen: Band 4, Stage Band 3. Pep Band 3, District Music Contest 3, State Music Contest 2, FFA 4, Cross Country 1, Golf 4, Swimming 3. Tonia Gw'enn Mennen: Ex Libris 1, Centralian Staff 1. Band 4. Stage Band 3. Pep Band 2, Centralettes 2. District Music Contest 3, State Music Contest 4, FHA Sunshine 1. Sunshine Society 3, Vice-President 1, Thespians 2, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 2. Elementary Helper 1, Band Officer 2, Who's Who in American Students Award, Delegate for the N.C.T.E. Writing Contest. Troy Edward Miller: Band 4, Drum Major 1, Stage Band 2. Pep Band 1. District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 4. Elemen- tary 1, Basketball Manager 1, Baseball Manager 1. Nancy Ann Mooneyhan: FHA 1, OEA 1, Pep Club 2, Elementary Iielper 2. Lisa Elaine Moore: Band 2, OEA 2, Pep Club 4, Foreign Lan- guage Club 1. Track 3. lettered 3. Hardw'ood Court Junior Year. Deborah Anne Musante: FHA Sunshine 2. FHA 1. FLA LOLA 1. Math-Science Club 1, Vice-President 1. Pep Club 3. Latin Club 1. Susan Annette Noe: Centralian Staff 3, Most Valuable Student, 1984. Business Manager 1, Editor 1, Choir 4, Librarian 3, District Music Contest i. FHA Sunshine i, Class Reporter 1, FCA 3, Student Council 2. Thespians 2, Secretary I, Pep Club 3, Foreign Language Club 2. Elementary Helper 1. National Anthem En- semble 1, Cheerleader 2. Captain 1, Who's Who in American High School Students, Delegate to Sen. Dan Quayle s VOES Program, 1983. Jill Renee Parker: Choir 3. District Music Contest 3, FHA Sun- shine 3. OEA 1. Pep Club 4. Philip A. Parkhurst: Foreign Language Club 2, Office Helper 3. Elementary Helper 1. Basketball 3, lettered 1, Free Throw Percent Award 1. Golf 4, Mental Attitude Aw'ard I, Most Valuable Golfer 1, lettered 4. Carrie Lee Petty: Artector Club 3. Band 4, Pep Band 2, Centra- lettes i. District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 2. FHA Sunshine 2. Pep Club 2. Foreign Language Club 2. Track 1. Grapplettes 1. Kelly Suzanne Pierce: FI IA Sunshine 1, FCA 2, OEA 2. Pep Club 2, Elementary Helper 3, Track !, Carrie Jo Powell: Band 4, Officer 1, Pep Band 1. District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 3, Sunshine 3, FHA Sunshine 1. OEA 2, National Honor Society 1, Pep Club 2, Elementary Helper 1, Cheerleader 2. Sunshine Court 1981, 1982. Debra Jean Quakenbush: National I lonor Society 3. Math-Sci- ence Club 2, Thespians 1, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 2, 1985 Hardwood Court, Runner-lip for the American Legion Aw'ard. Who's Who in American High School Students. Spanish Award. Michael Todd Quick: Band 1, FCA 2, Thespians 1, Teacher's Aid 1, Football 4, lettered 4, Basketball 1. Track I, lettered 1. Record in Holder for the fOOm Relay. Baseball 3, lettered 3. All Sectional 1984. Sarah Lyn Rohrabaugh: FHA Sunshine 2. President 1. I RA 3, Of-A 2, Historian 1. Pep Club 2. Llementary Helper 2. Stacey Lllen Sanders: Band 2. I ( A . National Honor Society 1. Math-Science Club 3. Pep Club 1 Foreign Language Club 2. Basketball 4, Track I, Volleyball 4. Class Secretary 1. Latin Club 1. Basketball All County, All Conference teams. Mental Attitude Award for Volleyball 1. All County and Conference Winner in i(X)m run and l6(X)m relay. Mental Attitude Award for Track 1. Maria Seco: FHA Sunshine 1. FCA 1, Pep Club 1. Foreign Lan- guage Club I. Swimming 1. Shannon Beth Shirar: Choir 4. Robe Captain 1. District Music Contest . FHA Sunshine 2. Treasurer 1, FLA 3. Treasurer 1. FCA 3, Pep Club j. Office Helper 1. Llementarv 1. National Anthem Lnsemble 3. Michael A. Shoup: I LA . National Honor Society 2. Math- Science Club 2. Basketball I. lettered 2, Baseball 2. lettered 1. Sherr Lynn Smith: Band 2, FHA Sunshine i. FLA 1. FCA I. Pep Club 2, FHA Sunshine Queen Senior Year. Patsy M. Storms: Band 2, Pep Band 1, Choir .1 HA Sunshine ). FC A 1, OLA 2, Historian 1. Pep Club 2, Llementarv Helper i. Track 1. Gregors Scott Summers: Math-Science Club 1. Library I lei per 3. Llementarv Helper I. Wrestling 1. lettered I, Swimming 1. Lric Kent Thompson: FCA 1, Thespians 1. Pep Club 1. Foreign Language (Hub 2. Ac tivities Committee Chairman 1, ()ffice I lelp- er 1. Llementarv , Swimming L lettered 3. Mental Attitude 85 Michaele Jena Thompson: Fix Libris 1. Choir I. Secretary 1. District Music Contest i. FC A , Thespians 2. Pep Club 1. Foreign Language Club 2, Llementary Helper 4. National An- them Lnsemble I. C ross Country 1. Track I, Swimming , Co- Captain 1. Cheerleader 3, Class Vice President 4. Homecoming Court Freshman. Sophomore, and Senior years. Prom Court Ju- nior year. Brian Keith Iurner: Fhespians 1. Library Helper I. Llementarv Helper 1. Football i. lettered 3. Wrestling i, lettered . 1985 All Conference. Randy I'nger: 1 FA 1. Candace Danette Weaver: Choir i. Choralaires i. District Music Contest L State Music Contest I. Sunshine 2. FCA 3. OLA 2. I reasurer I. I hespians 1, Pep Club L Office Helper 2. Llementary Helper 2. National Anthem Lnsemble , C heerleader 1. District OLA Contest I. State OLA Contest 1. Timothy C. Wellman: Arrector Club 1. Cafeteria Helper 1, Chess Club 2. Vice-President 1. Carla Jean White: Choir 1. FHA Sunshine . Personal Relations Award. OLA 1. National Honor Society 3, Fhespians 1. Office Helper 1. Llementary Helper 1. Latin Club 1. Tracy Lynn Young: Band l. Attitude Award 1, Pep Band I. Centralettes 3. District Music Contest i. Stare Music Contest 2. FCA LOLA 2. Pep Club i. Marching Band 1. Llementary Helper 1. 17 1985 Prom rrSea of Love” Amy Hosteter, Mark Sanders, Julie Hussey, Darin Smith, Lisa Moore, Craig Tull, Michaele Thompson, Gayle Evans, Queen Katrina Jonsson, Todd Fields, Ellen McDonald, Brent McKinney, Lori Evans, Todd Newell Junior class Secretary, Susan Shoup, assisting Todd Fields in crowning the 1985 Prom queen, Katrina Jonsson. is Servers: Neal Stock, Danny Douglass, Angie Salem, Julie Keisl- ing, Elizabeth Perkins, Deanna Cole, Phil Berry, Todd Caldwell The Junior-Senior Prom was held this year in the Moose Lodge. The Moose was deco- rated in light and dark blue streamers, the theme of this year's prom was Sea of Love. The band. Just Friends, provided music all night. The post prom was held at the elemen- tary school. There we had casino games to play, a refreshment table serving pizza, na- chos. and drinks. Also we had live entertain- ment from teachers as well as students. Brian Turner and Scott Davision, Roger Suhre provided us with music such as: Purple Haze — Living After Midnight. Richie Smith, Chris Burns. Dean Wyrick, Tom Wyrick, Brian Newton lip sing and dance to Pac Man Fever as Dr. Video. IV Hod son named Homecoming Queen Kathy Hodson was crowned the 1984-85 Homecom- ing Queen by a vote of the student body. Her court consisted of Michaele Thompson, Kim Jarrett, Amy Hosteter, Amy Shoup, and Cindy Strange. The crowd enjoyed a parade of banners and music by the high school band during half time. The traditional outside games were enjoyed by the students the day of the game. o Class is represented well Ellen McDonald was named the 1984-85 Hardwood Queen. Her court consisted of Freshman Lea Thompson. Sophomore Tammy Bowman, Junior Susan Shoup, and Seniors Debra Quakenbush and Katarina Jonsson. The crown bearer was Justin Phillips and the flower girl was Rae Ann Hutchinson. After the game, the students en- joyed a dance sponsored by the Student Council. ii Seniors Enjoy Graduation Day 22 Jarrett, McDonald Address Commencement Valedictorian Kim Jarrett Salutatorian Ellen McDonald SENIOR AWARDS PERFECT ATTENDANCE 1 year — Rob Brewer, Bryan Crenshaw, Shawn Green. Melinda Jobe. Katrina Jonsson. Ronnie Lucas. Brett Mennen. Carrie Powell, Maria Scco 6 years — Carrie Powell. Bryan Crenshaw 5 years — Shawn Green ART AWARDS Clinton County Art Show — 1st place in graphic design — Shawn Green Women's Christian Temperance Union Poster Contest — 1st place Shawn Green, also 1st place in the State AAA Hoosier Motor Club of Indianapolis Poster Contest — 2nd place in the nation — Leah Greeno Clinton Central Art Show Oil Painting (copy) — Kim Jarrctt — Best in the show Oil Painting on a Saw — Tim Wellman Air Brush Painting — Leah Greeno Half Portrait — Annette Dunham Tempera Design — Leah Greeno Ceramic Mishima Design — Tim Wellman Pencil Sketch — Kim Jarrett ATHLETIC AWARDS Athletic Achievement Plaques ........................... Lori Kingery Stacey Sanders. Ellen McDonald, Kim Jarrett. Brian Laughner, Chris Burns. Michael Quick. Matt Davison, Bryan Crenshaw. Dave Birdcn Athletic Blankets........................ Stacey Sanders, Lori Kingery Brian Laughner. Chris Burns, Matt Davison U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athletic Award — Kim Jarrett. Mike Shoup 1st Team All-State Academic Basketball and Volleyball — Kim Jarrett BUSINESS AWARDS Outstanding Business Student — Carrie Powell Typing Awards — Sherry Smith. Carrie Powell Shorthand Award — Jill Parker CENTRALIAN' AWARDS Editor-In-Chief — Susan Noe Charms — Mike Burnette. Tonia Mennen Most Valuable Staffer — Susan Noe Delta Kappa Gamma Thesaurus — Susan Noe English Awards — Kim Jarrett FFA AWARDS Cornhuskers Scholarship — Kenny Dunham WILO Determination Award — Kenny Dunham DeKalb Award — Jay Hofmann Superior Service — Richie Koppelmann, Kenny Dunham Mental Attitude — Matt Bolinger Ag Mechanics —Jesse Davis Senior Leadership — Jesse Davis Senior Scholarship — Mike Shoup Star Agribusincssman — Brian Barnett Star Farmer — Jesse Davis FFA Scholarships — Jesse Davis. Kenny Dunham, Jay Hofmann, Richie Koppelmann. Matt Davison. Mike Shoup. and Brian Barnett FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS Spanish IV Award — Eric Thompson French II Overall — Ellen McDonald HOME ECONOMICS AND FHA AWARDS Clothing I — Sara Bryan Management — Annette Dunham District Officer — Annette Dunham Child Development — Stacey Evans District Officer — Dora Huffer Housing — Bobbi Kelley Chapter Display — Bobbi Kelly District Officer — Bobbi Kelly FHA President — Sarah Rohrabaugh Family Living — Shannon Shirar Outstanding FHA Senior — Shannon Shirar INDUSTRIAL ARTS MECHANICAL DRAWING AWARDS Clinton Central Industrial Arts Show Woods I. 1st place — Leah Greeno Drawing I, 2nd place — Sarah Rohrabaugh Drawing III (ink). 2nd place — Shawn Green MATHEMATICS AWARDS Outstanding Mathematics Students — Ellen McDonald. Mike Shoup MUSIC AWARDS Band Arion — Tonia Mennen Band Arion Runner-Up — Paula Alberding Choir Arion — Todd Fields Choir Arion Runner-L’p — Cande Weaver Senior Choralaires — Cande Weaver. Todd Fields STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS Outstanding Student Council Member — Ellen McDonald Student Council Participation — Desi Braden. Matt Davison, Todd Fields. Kim Jarrett. Ellen McDonald THESPIANS AWARDS Participation Recognition — Mike Burnette. Tonia Mennen. Todd Fields SCHOLARSHIPS AND SPECIAL HONORS D.A.R. Certificate — Ellen McDonald Purdue Certificate of Recognition — Debra Quakenbush, Mike Shoup Clinton County Dollars for Scholars — Desiree Braden Cornhuskers Young Farmer Scholarship — Kenny Dunham International Business College — Cande Weaver C-CAP Scholarship — Stacey Sanders Tri-Kappa Scholarship — Ellen McDonald Purdue Club of Clinton County Scholarship — Debra Quakenbush Purdue Agriculture Scholarship Award of Excellence — Mike Shoup Elk's Scholarship — Kim Jarrett Hoosier Scholarship — Ellen McDonald. Mike Shoup. and Kim Jarrett Harold L. Harmeson Scholarship — Matt Bolinger. Chris Burns, Matt Davi- son. Kenny Dunham. Jay Hofmann, Kim Humburg, Bobbi Kelly, Terri Kelly. Brian Laughner. Debra Quakenbush, Mike Shoup Richard W. Fall's Memorial Scholarship — Ellen McDonald Salutatorian Award — Ellen McDonald Taylor University Valedictorian Scholarship — Kim Jarrett Valedictorian Award — Kim Jarrett Anderson College Valedictorian Scholarship — Kim Jarrett Presidential Academic Fitness Awards — Matt Bolinger, Desi Braden. Scott Davison. Kim Jarrett. Terri Kelley, Lori Kingery. Ellen McDonald, Susan Noe. Debra Quakenbush. Stacey Sanders, Mike Shoup. Carla White 24 25 Juniors Have One More Step President Brian Newton, Vice President Lori Evans. Secretary Susan Shoup, Treasurer Amy Hosteter. The juniors spent most of their time and energy this year getting ready for the prom. The first part of the year they sold magazines to raise money for the prom. The juniors discovered that putting on a prom was a difficult task, however, enjoyable. Their ambition is now aroused by the thoughts of a promising future. Below: A new arrival to Algebra class Below: It's been a rough day. ( Steve Abbott Serena Alexander Richie Allen Mike Arvidson Larry Barbee Perry Barbee JoAnn Brock Angela Brothers Jeff Gine Sharon Brewer DeAnn Brock 27 John Faulkner Lori Evans Lora Fearnow Mickey Fearnow Cindv Garrett Michelle Fulkerson Hector Galvan Ted Garrett Kevin Findley Darryl Greeno Beth Lvans Scott Fox Susan Groleau Sonia Heller Jane Hicks Amy Hosteter James Huffer 28 Juniors Fleeia Parsley Lacretia Patterson Scott Pellinj: I.isa Peterson Missv Peterson Pannv Price Tammie Richey Bryan Ridenour Krystal Roe John Rogers Brenda Pit er Danny Snodgrass Bobby Spears Sandra Spurting Juniors 29 Steve Stason Tammy Stevens Darryl Stock Tracy Stockberger Gerrid Tishner Andreia Vice Todd Wall Scott Waters Colleen Wellman Barbara Werner Brian Wimborough Jim Wood Jay Wyrick Tom Wyrick Dean Wyrick 30 Juniors Juniors in action 31 Sophomores one step nearer goal Angela Anderson Nancy Barbee Shannon Birden Chip Bray ■■■I L to R: Angie Salem — Secretary. Tammy Bowman — President. Neal Stock — Vice-President, Tammy Buzan — Treasurer The sophomore class spent a lot of time and hard work decorat- ing for sectional. This hard work paid off as they won 1st place in the hall decorating contest. The sophomore boys had a successful bas- ketball season as they aided the Junior Varsity team in winning the Junior Varsity tournament. Laura Avery Tammy Bowman Shelly Bray Tammy Buzan Todd Caldwell Brian Campbell Troy Clark Deanna Cole Staci Hawes Mark Hawn Mark Heidt Karrie Gram 33 ■H Matt Lucas Andrea Marcum lirent McKinnev Steve McKinney Lisa Meagher Monica Miller Rusty Reef Brad Roberson Geary Sexton Ellen Sheets Mark Sanders Melissa Sanders Lance Scott Lisa Scott Bill Sheffer Amy Shoup John Shoup Tricia Southern David Spray Connie Stevens Neal Stock Roger Suhre Melissa Surbur Lynett Tarkington Mark Ticen Greg Turner M Sophomores Sophomores 35 Freshmen Anxious to Finish Next Three Years Officers: Front, Kara Cooper; Middle, Sec. Cindy Strange, Treas. Lisa McCoy; Top, Vice Pres. Gina McKinney. The year marked new experiences for the freshmen as they adapted to high school life. For the First time, a Queen's court was open, numerous clubs to be joined, making banners for Homecoming, decorating a hall for the basketball sectional, working in the concession stand, and buying class rings filled the time in addition to classes. V Chris Keller Krissy Kelly Melinda Kercheval Melissa Kerchcval Lisa McCoy Joe Moore Mindee Maple Carolyn Moore Gina McKinney Stephanie McQuinn Jennifer Milner 'W riJ Tom Lybrook Danny Patton Jason Payton Chad Perkins Kelly Peter Gary Petty V Bobbie Kallner Mark Lau hner Christina Mennen Michael Patchett ( Mary Philbeck 7 Jamie Pitzer Ronnie Quakenbush Tcrcsita Rayburn Ritchie Robinson Jennifer Rogers Carol Ruse Patricia Sedwick Clark Smith Scott Snell Jerry Watkins Shannon Whiteman Jesse Wyrick Tracy Young 58 Freshmcn 39 UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS Juniors . . . Sharon Brewer, Lora Fcamow, Laird Hunt. Lisa Mohler, Brian New- ton, Angela Payton. Paula Russell. Carol smirh Spanish III .................................................... Carol Smith Spanish II .................................. Sharon Brewer. Elizabeth Perkins Spanish I ..................................... Mindee Maple. Carolyn Moore Sophomores . . . Nancy Barbee. Deanna Cole. Renay Cooper. Steve Hodson, Troy Hoskins. Robert Huffer, Becky LaMar. Andrea Marcum. Wade Roberts. Mark Sanders. Lisa Scott, Bill Sheffer. Roger Suhre. Mark Ticen. Lori Walters Freshmen Ruth Barbee, Danny Bundy. Jamie Cline, Billy Hawes, Julie Jewell, Bobbie Kallner, Melinda Kcrchcval, Randy LaFary. Mindee Maple, Gina McKinney, Jennifer Milner, Terri Richey, Teresa Ricker, Ritchie Robinson, Clark Smith, Robert Stevens, Jason Stroup. Jerry Tague, Jerry Watkins 8th Grade . .. Terri Bates. Monica Bundy. Mathew Crum. Bobbi Faulkner. Pamela Fausctt, Mike Gross, Todd Hastings. Richard Kingary, Kenny Mangis, Traci Martin. Brian McKinney'. Monica Pence, Todd Roberts, Suzanne Sanders. Pamela Sheffer 7th Grade . .. Steve Allen. Erin Beaver. George Biddle. Blake Blanch. Jessica Byers, Samantha Duckworth. Billy Gleason. Justin Hazlett, Shawn Johnson. Karl Kercheval, Jenni LaMar. Brad Landes. Steve Mathews. Jeff Monneyhan. Larry Moore, Evangeline Patterson. Eric Payton, Stacia Payton, Jeremy Perry, Joanna Rule. Kristina Sexton ART AWARDS County Art Show By Psi Iota Xi Acrylic, First place ............................................ Rick Grice Watercolors. First place ......................................John Rogers Textile Design. First place ................................... Lance Scott Women's Christian Temperance Union Poster Contest Group II. First place First in State ........................ Carol Ruse Clinton Central Art Show Oil Painting ..................................................John Rogers Cardboard Sculpture ..................................... Tracy Stockberger Pastel on Velour ............................................. Danny Bundy Chalk ................................................... Tracy Stockberger Perspective .................................................... Carol Ruse Decorated Ceramics ...................................... Tracy Stockberger Ceramic Coil Pot ............................................. Perry Barbee Ceramic Figure ................................................. Brian Crick Ceramic Hand Built ...................................... Tracy Stockberger Copper Tooling .......................................... Tracy Stockberger HOME ECONOMICS FHA AWARDS Foods II ..................................................... Sharon Brewer Outstanding FHA Sophomore .................................. Renay Cooper Chapter Display ............................................. Renay Cooper Clothing I ................................................... Carolyn Crum District Officer .............................................. Sheri Downs Home Nursing .................................................. Sheri Downs Job Interview ................................................. Sheri Downs Outstanding FHA Junior ................................... Lora Fearnow Sirslc Time Activity ......................................... Susan Groleau Single Living ................................................ Susan Groleau Foods I ..................................................... Susan Hopkins Foods II ........................................................ Kris Kelly- Interpersonal Relations ....................................... Becky LaMar Nutrition .................................................. Margaret Lowery Consumer Education ...........................................Catie Wellman INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARDS Industrial Art Show at Clinton Central Drawing I, First place............... Drawing II, First place ............. Drawing II, Second place ............ Drawing III Ink ..................... Drawing III First Second place Pencil Drawing III Golf Course First place . Drawing III Golf Course Second place . Woods I Best in Show ............... Woods I First place ................ 8th Grade Best Lamp ........................... Metals I. First place ............... Electricity. First place ............ PSI IOTA XI AND SCHOLARSHIPS Music Camp Scholarship .............. Junior With Highest Grade Point .... .............. Rick Grice ............ Troy Hoskins ............. Susan Shoup Brian Paige (Best in Show) .............. Brian Paige ............. Barb Warner ........... Gerrid Tishner ............... Bill Sheffer Larry Barbee, Perry Barbee . Rita McCoy ... Bill Sheffer Sarryl Greene Lisa Peterson Susan Shoup SPEECH AWARD Voice of Democracy Veterans of Foreign Wars Speech Contest District Winner ........................................ Carol Smith 8th Grade Metal Tooling ....... Tempra Insect Design Chalk Painting ...... Perspective ......... Clay Vase ........... .. Terri Bates Vicki Kinslow Wade Johnson Michelle Holt Wade Johnson 7th Grade Paper Insect Design String Art ......... Ceramic Animal ..... Donna Anderson ...Justin Hazlett .... Erin Beaver BUSINESS AWARDS Shorthand ... Sheri Downs, Paula Russell. Lorita Sanders, JoAnn Brock SPELLING BEE 1st place .................................................. Troy Knoderer 2nd place ................................................ Elizabeth Clouse BOYS AND GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES Boys State Delegates ...................... Brian Newton. Tom Wyrick Boys State Alternates ........................ Dean Wyrick, Laird Hunt Girls State Delegates ........................ Beth Evans. Susan Shoup Girls State Alternates .................... Carol Smith. Amy Hosteter HUGH O'BRIAN YOUTH FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP SEMINAR Delegate .......‘............................... Elizabeth Perkins Presidential Academic Fitness Awards Typing Awards . . . Andrea Marcum. Julie Keisling. Phil Berry. Angela King. Geary Sexton, Scott Fox. Ted Garrett. Angela Anderson. Laura Avery. Kelli Findley. Brian Page, Roger Suhre, Neal Stock. Barbara Warner. Sharon Brewer, Sheri Downs. Lori Evans. Christina Paige. Brenda Pitzer. Paula Russell, Sandra Spurling, Tracy Stockberger 8th Grade . . . Becky Archibald, Mark Brown. Angela Burton. Alan Dunn. Richard Kingary, Troy Knoderer. Rita McCoy, Stacie Pearson, Kim Roc. Marta Ward. Jennifer Wayt I DARE YOU AWARD ............................. Susan Shoup. Tom Wyrick CENTRALIAN AWARDS Centralian Charms ... Tammy Buzan. Susan Groleau, Lisa Laughner FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS French I Overall ............... French II Overall .............. French II Verbal .............. ...................... Carol Smith ...................... Deann Kelly Laird Hunt. Phil Berry. Neal Stock AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS Winner.............................................Jennifer Wayt Runner-Up.......................................... Stacie Payton Winner............................................... Troy Knoderer Runner-Up............................................... Alan Dunn 40 II National Honor Society Goes To Washington The National Honor Society ventured in money-making pro- jects this year to enable the senior members to go to Washington, D.C. Under the leadership of Mr. Dunn, National Honor Society raised nearly $1700 providing bake sales, selling lollipops, and maintaining the juke box. In addition, they sponsored a dance during the course of the year. On the seniors trip to Washington, D.C., they visited the Smithsonian Institute and other Washing- ton monuments. Officers: Treasurer: Brian Newton, President: Kimjarrett, Vice President: Susan Shoup, Secretary: Beth Evans Council makes decisions Top row, left to right: Richie Smith,John Shoup, Amy Shoup, Mark Sanders, Kara Cooper, Lea Thompson, Tammy Bowman.Jenny Wayt, Brianna Barnett. Todd Vandevender, Troy Knoderer. Second row, left to right: Beth Evans, Todd Fields, Matt Davison, Kim Jarrett, Faculty sponsor Mrs. Pearson, Elizabeth Perkins, (Secretary) Ellen McDonald, (President) Tom VC'y rick, (Vice-President) Kim Fields, (Treasurer) Brian Newton, Lora Fearnow. Third row, left to right: Melissa Hoskins, Joanna Rule, Clay Hosteter, Brad Lawler, Brooks Padgett, David Fearnow, Mike Patchett, Amy Fields. The student council is an organization that spon- sors and plans many activities for the student body. The student council plans convocations and sponsors banner and decorating contests through- out the homecoming, hardwood and sectional weeks. Hardwood and Homecoming nights are also sponsored by the student council. The money for homecoming and hardwood are raised by after game dances. The student of the nine weeks was begun last year by the student council. Each teacher nominates two students from each grade, and then the student is approved by council. 44 THESPIANS PLAY DETECTIVE Top row, left to right: Julie Keisling, Chadd Dunn, Neal Stock, Danny Douglass, Todd Fields. Lynn Scamahorn, Tracy Stockberger, Barb Werner. Bottom row, left to right: Lisa Mohler, Lynett Tarkington, Amy Houchens, Karri Hiland, Mike Burnette, Darryl Stock, Tonia Menncn, Ellen Sheets, Lisa Scott, Geary Sexton. This year the Thespians put on their first evening performance in three years. The play that was performed was a murder mystery entitled Sherlock Holmes' First Case. The setting of the play takes place at Musgrave Manor. The old Lord Mus- grave has died under suspicious cir- cumstances. His heir, Reginald (Todd Fields), and daughter, Jessica (Tonia Mennen), are left to solve the mystery. Reginald invites an old friend from college, Sherlock Holmes (John Rog- ers), and his companion. Dr. Watson (Neal Stock), to help unravel the mys- tery. The production was presented No- vember 9th and 10th and performed to a nearly packed house. is F.F.A. is Breaking New Ground F.F.A. named first in state The Future Farmers of America Chapter was very active and successful during the 1984-85 year. At the state convention in June, the chapter was named number one in the state of Indiana out of more than two hundred chapters. Throughout the year, the members were involved in holding the chapter's second annual hog show, attending leadership camp, selling citrus fruit and sausage. It went Christmas carolling at a local nursing home and held an Easter Egg hunt for the first grade. Outstanding members were rewarded with an achievement trip to Opryland. The livestock judging team won the state contest and competed in the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. A second state victory was claimed when the meats judging team won in De- cember. In celebration of National F.F.A. Week, the chapter hosted a farmers breakfast and served cherry pie to the faculty. After much preparation, members competed in March for differ- ent areas of leadership contests, including: demonstrations, pub- lic speaking, talent, quiz bowl, and parliamentary procedure. During the year, members also spent time practicing for competi- tion in soil, crop, dairy, dairy foods, livestock, meats, forestry, ag mechanics, welding, and farm business management. 46 F.F.A. Officer Team Bottom Row Treasurer Dean Wyrick Vice President Susan Shoup Sweetheart Lori Evans Vice President Tom Wyrick Sentinel: Brian Wimbrough Reporters: Richie Kopplmann Matt Bolinger Secretary Kenny Dunham President Jesse Davis Secretary Brian Barnett Treasurer Jay Hofmann Above: livestock team receives many awards Below: Senior officers display state ranking Above: Mark, a sign of pure dedication Below: Tom working hard at summer camp? 47 SUNSHINE AND FHA JOIN FORCES Officers and standing council members: L to R. top row, Lisa Mohler, Bobbi Kallner, Shannon Shirar. Kristi Cripe, Bobbie Kelly, Su- san Groleau; middle row, Lora Fearnow, Deanna Huffer, Stacy Evans, Annette Dunham, Dora Huffer, Sheri Downs; bottom row, An- drea Marcum, Renay Cooper, Angie Salem. Helen Dennis, and Susan Noe. tx ALMOST PARADISE Sherry Smith was crowned queen at the Sunshine FHA dance in November. She was escorted by Tony Bowman. Her court con- sisted of; Seniors, Stacy Evans, escorted by Kevin King, and Dora Huffer (not shown); junior, Sheri Downs, escorted by Pete De- Leon; sophomore, Shannon Birden, escorted by Tom Stahl, and freshman. Lea Thompson, escorted by David Little. w ART CLUB DRAWS AWARDS Just as in past years, the Art Club's members have received many awards this year. The members received awards in the annual art show, as well as other contests throughout the year. Again this year, the Centralian did an excellent job of providing our school with a monthly bulletin of school events. The Centralian staff consists of: L to R. Mrs. Klein, faculty sponsor. Mike Burnette, Su- san Groleau. Tonia Mennen.Jane Hicks; in front, Susan Noe, Editor. Tami Buzan, and Lisa Laughner. so OEA IS IN BUSINESS FEA EXPLORES EDUCATION FEA members: Top row, Annette Dunham, Dora Huffer. Kristi Cripe. I.eAnne Beebee, and faculty sponsor, Mrs. Beaver; middle row. Carrie Petty, Stacey Evans, Andrea Kinsler, Bobbi Kelly; Bottom row. Paula Alberding. Melinda Jobe. Sarah Rohrabaugh, Shannon Shirar, and Lisa Mohler. si PEP CLUB CHEERS ON THE BULLDOGS Front: Suzanne Sanders, Kim Fields, Ellen McDonald, Susan Shoup, Amy Shoup. Top: Mrs. Siegfried, Troy Knoderer, Jesse Wyrick, Todd Fields, Tom Wyrick, Wade Roberts, Mrs. McClughen V Clubs Sherri Downs State Officer Record Achievements Choir entertains at Convocation Downs became Central's first State Officer in the FHA Sunshine when she was elected to be V.P. of Membership and Planning. FHA District Officers A Winning State Display This Dance Almost Paradise Congratulations to a Showman 54 Classes Provide Activities v Club Speaks Foreign Language Office workers lend helping hand Phil Parkhurst, Kim Jarrett. Mindy Jobe, Cande Weaver, Tina Devore, Amy Hosteter, Stacy Evans, Brian Laughner, Jeff Hodson, Shannon Shirar, Carla White Visitors exchange culture Each year exchange students from around the world visit the United States. This year, Clinton Central was fortunate to have three students. Katarinajonsson is from Karlskrone, Swe- den. Katarina is staying with the William Mohler family and participated in numerous clubs including band, choir, and swimming. Maria Seco is from the Canary Islands, Spain and was also active in many clubs and also was a swimmer. She is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison. Nice, France is the home of Rudy Secco. Rudy enjoyed basketball and other sports, but unfortunately had to leave before the school year ended. The Clinton Central students and faculty have enjoyed having these people. 5H L to R: Rudy Secco. Maria Seco, Katarina Jonsson Sharing is caring in the FCA Math — Science gets technical We Got the Power The 1985 Choir had a very productive year as it showed well in both the district and state contests. The singers put on a well received production. We Got the Power' in addition to the annual Spring. Winter, and Fall concerts. nn Choir Sings Out Top Row. L to R. Susan Hopkins. Serena Alexander. Lynn Scamahorn. Lisa Peterson. Taylor Phillips. Todd Fields.Jason Laughner. Steve Stason. Todd Vandevender. Chad Dunn. Carol Ruse. Tammy Richey. Angie Payton. Katarina Jonsson. Bonnie Leach. 3rd Row. Lucinda Davis. Kara Cooper. Carla White. Patsy Storms. Cande Weaver. Carolyn Crum. Deann Brock. Kim Fields, Bobbie Kallner. Michaele Thompson. Deanne Huffer. Melissa Kercheval. Julie Kcisling. 2nd Row; Lisa Mohlcr. Kystral Roe. Leigh Bowman. Karri Hiland, Lucretia Patterson. Amy Hosteter. Andrea Ogle. Shannon Shirar. Lora Fearnow. Amy Oaks. Jill Parker. Jamie Cline. Angela Brothers. Bottom Row. Marla Jenkins. Melinda Kercheval. Lea Thompson. Michelle Fulkerson. Beth Evans. Tina Devore. Susan Noe, Tina Evans. Rita Crum. 61 Marching Band Performs Well Garners Highest score in History The Clinton Central Marching Band, under the direction of Jane Mas- sey and led by Drum Majors Troy- Miller and Kenny Durham, performed in several contests this year and came away well rewarded. The band traveled to the Midwest- ern Band Contest, the Indiana State School Music Contest, and at the Star City Festival in Lafayette recorded the highest score ever for Central bands. Soloists this year included Matt Davison, Scott Davison. David Dukes. Troy Miller, Carrie Powell, and Lora Fearnow. 62 Pep Band Provides Lively Music BAND OFFICERS Top, L to R. Danny Douglas, Carrie Petty, Carrie Powell, David Dukes. Middle, L to R. Angie Salem, Melinda Jobe, Michelle Fulkerson, Tonia Mennen. Kneeling, Troy Miller. ARION AWARD WINNERS L to R. BAND, Paula Alberding, Tonia Mennen. CHOIR. Todd Fields, Cande Weaver. M Clinton Central High School 1985 Band Varieties presents Another Op’nin’, Another Show March 27. 28. 29 8:00 P.M. Students and administration chow down L: Brian, concentrat- ing on his music? R: Lorita struts her stuff Clubs caught in action O.E.A. gets down to business Lisa prays for a vic- tory 67 The Future Looks Bright For C.C. Football The Clinton Central High School football team, under the direction of Coach John Holden, completed a successful campaign in showing its best season in a decade. After starting the season with a disappointing loss to Carroll, the Bulldogs posted their first win over Turkey Run, but slumped to lose five in a row including a heartbreaking loss to county rival Frankfort. The Greenclads then reeled off three straight wins including the finale over rival and conference foe Clinton Prairie. Coach Holden said, The future of Clinton Central football looks promising since fourteen starters are returning and anxiously awaiting next season. Seniors Bryan Crenshaw and Brian Laughner join junior Ron Royer on the All-Conference and All-County teams, while senior Jeff Malott was selected on the All-County team. 68 Corne back here! I see the Goal-Line! Fall down please! Gor for It! Excuse me Volleyball has CCs most successful season Front. L to R: Stacey Sanders, Andrea Ogle, Kim Jarrett, Deanna Cole, Amy Shoup, Kim Millikan, Angie Payton, Ellen McDonald. Middle: Lori Kingery. Back, L to R: Head Coach Barnett, Manager DeAnne Brock, Asst. Coach Christian. The girls varsity volleyball team had an outstanding season, finishing with a 21-3 season record. All three losses came at the hands of the eventual state champ, Clin- ton Prairie. Coach Linda Barnett will have to fill the shoes of four seniors next year including three time All Conference, hon- orable mention All State Academic, All County, and All Lafayette area Ellen Mc- Donald. Kim Jarrett, Lori Kingery, and Stacey Sanders were chosen to the Aca- demic All State team and will depart with graduation. The school is very proud of the accom- plishments of these young ladies. 70 Harriers continue winning ways The 1984 cross country team continued its precedent of performing well as it racked up a dual meet record of 10-1. The Bulldogs broke Clinton Prairie’s two year undefeated string while the only loss came at the hands of Western Boone in a close match. Outstanding team wins were the County- Championship, a repeat crown at the Carroll Invitational, and qualifying for Sectional and Regional for the fifth year in a row. Perhaps the biggest disappointment was a fourth place finish in the Conference, the lowest in five years. The girls had only four runners, therefore were unable to score as a team. L to R, Bottom: Darryl Stock, Rodney Ottinger, David Jenkins, Dave Birden, Stacy Evans, Chris Burns. L to R. Top: Mike Patchett, Ed Ottinger, Dave Whiteman, Tammy Bowman, Jennifer Davison, Neal Stock, Coach Thompson 7 2 Girls swim into action L to R, Bottom: Leigh Bowman. Rita Crum, Kara Cooper, Lea Thompson, Cindy Strange. Stephanie McQuinn. Middle: Julie Keisling, Barbara Werner, Susan Groleau, Lynn Scamahorn, Carolyn Crum, Angie Salem. Top: Kathy Hodson, Julie Hussey, Katarina Jonsson, Kim Humburg, Maria Seco, Michaele Thompson The Clinton Central girls swim team had a fine season this past fall posting a 6- 9 dual meet record. Coach Janet Norris- Hewitt had this to say about the season. With eleven of the eighteen girls being first time swimmers, this could be consid- ered a rebuilding year. The Bulldogs were led by Kim Humburg, the high point award winner, in most meets throughout the season. Julie Hussey won the mental attitude award and Lynn Scamahorn re- ceived the most improved award. With only six seniors leaving the team, the girls swim team should be a sweet surprise next season for CC sports. FALL SPORTS AWARDS FOOTBALL Most Improved .......................................... Ron Royer Mental Attitude .................................... Brian Laughner Defensive Award .................................... Michael Quick Senior Plaques ........Jim Austin, Bryan Crenshaw, Richie Koppleman, Brian Laughner, Jeff Malott, Michael Quick All-Conference ........... Bryan Crenshaw, Brian Laughner, Ron Royer All County Team .................... Bryan Crenshaw, Brian Laughner, Jeff Malott, Ron Royer ACADEMIC All-State, 2nd Team ....................................... Bryan Crenshaw CORSS COUNTRY Mental Attitude .... Most Valuable Runner Bulldog Tenacity ... Senior Plaques ..... All-Conference ... All County Team All Lafayette Area Team Academic All State Honorable Mention GIRLS' SWIMMING Most Improved ... High Point ...... Mental Attitude . Senior Plaques . ........................Lynn Scamahorn ......................... Kim Humburg ..........................Julie Hussey Kathy Hodson, Kim Humburg, Julie Hussey, Katarina Jonsson, Maria Seco Chris Burns .......................... Darryl Stock ....................... Rodney Ottinger Dave Birden, Chris Burns, Stacy Evans VOLLEYBALL Top Server ....... Top passer ....... Top Hitter ....... Top Setter ....... Top Server, J.V. Mental Attitude Senior Plaques .. Lori Kingery Ellen McDonald Ellen McDonald ... Kim Jarrett Bobbie Kallner ................................ Lori Kingery ................... Kim Jarrett, Stacey Sanders, Ellen McDonald, Lori Kingery ................. Kim Jarrett. Ellen McDonald ................... 1st team: Ellen McDonald, 2nd team: Kim Jarrett, Lori Kingery ................... 1st team; Ellen McDonald, 2nd team: Kim Jarrett ........................ 1st team: Kim Jarrett Lori Kingery, Ellen McDonald, Stacey Sanders 7t VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Northwestern 15.8 15-2 Western Boone 15.11 GIRL'S SWIMMING Opp. C.C. They Lebanon 78 89 N. Montgomery 75 96 Carroll 119 43 Frankfort 101 70 Western Boone 51 115 Eastern 102 69 Zionsville 57 113 Western 105 53 Lewis Cass 82 87 Macconq N. Western 59 114 112 Twin Lakes 90 79 Carroll Invit: Hamilton Southe. 51 113 McCutcheon 71 100 Delphi 85 84 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY FOOTBALL Opp. C.C. They Carroll 6 36 Turkey Run 20 12 Westfield 0 27 Fankfort 6 27 Hamilton Heights 3 19 Sheridan 3 59 Zionsville 0 20 Tri-Central 22 13 Frontier 20 14 Clinton Prairie 16 14 Caston Sheridan Lebanon Westfield Carroll Hamilton Heights C.C. Tourney Logansport Gary Horce Mann Gary Wirt Tri-Central Zionsville 15-1 15-1 15-4 15-0 15-0 15-8 15-0 15-3 15-3 15-4 15-8 15-7 15-11 15-9 15-5 15-1 15-4 15-11 15-4 15-2 15-2 4-15 15-6 15-12 15-3 15-3 13- 15 6-15 15-3 15-5 15-3 15- 2 16- 14 14- 8 15-2 15-1 Westfield Carroll County Tri-Central Carroll Rossville Western Boone Sheridan C.C. Invit. Frontier Invit. Clinton Prairie Delphi Win Win Win Win Win Win Lose Win 5th out of 7 2nd out of 12 Win 8th out of 19 Western Clinton Prairie Rossville Hamilton Southeastern Tipton Twin Lakes Inv. Benton Central 75 Bulldogs co-champions in conference Front, L to R: Wade Roberts, Mickey Fearnow, Darryl Stock, Richie Smith, John Shoup, Brian Newton. Back, L to R: Doug Schimmel, Brian laughner, Matt Davison, Laird Hunt, Mike Shoup, Richie Koppelmann, Jim Hendrickson The 1984-85 Bulldogs were a young team that neverthe- less finished with a fine 13-8 record. In addition, the Dogs won the Central Four Way Tourney by defeating Tri- Central and Carroll. They were crowned co-champs in the conference along with Zionsville and Hamilton Heights with a 5-2 final record. The Bulldogs finished the year with a disappointing loss to county rival, Clinton Prairie, but Coach Sloggett is counting on three returning starters for a fine year next season. John Shoup was named to the All-County team and teamed up with Matt Davison in being named to the all Rangeline Conference team. 76 Junior Varsity goes 14-6; wins tourney 77 Front. L to R: Wade Roberts, Phil Berry, Steve McKinney, Todd Caldwell, Brent McKinney, Doug Schimmel. Back, L to R: Mark Hawn, Mickey Fearnow, David Dukes, Steve Hodson, Mark Sanders, Jim Hendrickson Spirit's what we are yelling for L to R: Todd Fields, Beth Evans, Andrea Ogle, Brian Milburn, Micheale Thompson, Steve Abbott, Lori Evans, Jay Wyrick, Lora Fearnow, Kenny Dunham L to R: Elizbeth Perkins, Julie Keisling, Todd Fields, Beth Evans, Steve Abbott, Lynett Tarkington, Kenny Dunham, Lora Fearnow, Jay Wyrick, Lori Evans, Brian Milburn, Andrea Ogle, Angie Salem, Lora Avery. 78 LADY BULLDOGS COP SECTIONAL, REGIONAL Front row, I, to R. Angie Pay ton, Kim Fields, Bobbie Kallner. Amy Shoup. Middle, Deanna Cole, Stacey Sanders, Coach Barnett, Kim Jarrett. Kim Millikan Top, Deanne Brock, Stephanie McQuinn, Coach Brewer, Ellen McDonald, Lori Kingery. The 1984-85 girls basketball team broke new ground in tournament play as it ad- vanced to the Semi-State after taking the titles at Frankfort and Anderson. The Green and White lost to eventual state champion Crown Point in the Lafayette meeting. The senior paced team finished with a record of 20-3 after losing to Tipton and Blue River in regular season play. Both losses were reversed in the tournament. The four seniors received several hon- ors after the season. Kim Jarrett was All County. All Conference, First Team All State Academic, and was selected for the Lafayette Area second team. Stacey Sand- ers was All County and All Conference; Lori Kingery was All County. All Confer- ence. and Flonorable Mention Academic All State, while Ellen McDonald was nominated to the second team All County as well as the Academic All State Honor- able Mention team. Reserves look to promising future Front. L to R. Crissey Kelly. Angie Payton, Gina McKinney, Bobbi Kallner Middle, L to R. DeAnn Kelly, Deann Brock, Amy Shoup. Kim Fields. Top, L to R. Lisa Scott. Carol Ruse, Coach Brewer. Kim Gerhart, Coach Barnett The junior varsity, following in the footsteps of the varsity finished the season with a fine 11-2 mark. The girls won their last six games and finished with a perfect 7-0 in the Rangeline Conference. si Dawgs Have Year of Firsts Tournaments to Dawgs Liking The varsity wrestling team enjoyed a bittersweet season this year. After going 10-7 in dual meets, the team turned it on in tournament action as it placed 8th of 23 in the Connersville Tourney, third in the Conference, second in the Sectional, and won the Re- gional for the second straight year. The DAWGS placed eighth in the Semi-State and 41st at the State. This was the first time a Central team has won back to back regional titles and the first time ever to earn points in the state finals. In- dividually, Chris Burns set three school records; career wins, with a final total of 103-10-2; fastest pin by virtue of a :08 seconds win, and he is the first wrestler to win consecutive conference titles. Burns and John Rogers were the first to score points in the finals. Other wrestlers with fine showings were; Gerrid Tishner with his third conference title, second sectional win and his first regional ti- tle. John Rogers won his third conference and sectional crowns and made his second trip to the state. Brian Turner ended his career with his first conference title and followed with sectional and regional championships. Bryan Ridenour won his first sectional this year and Jim Austin made his second trip to the regional to end a fine career. Scott Waters also made his first journey to the semi-state to cap a fine season for all the grapplers. Front, L to R. Tina Devore, Chris Burns.Jim Austin, Jeff Cline, Gerrid Tishner, Greg Turner, Billy Hawes. Top, L to R, Coach Downing, Brian Turner, Scott Waters, Phil Wood, Danny Douglas, Todd Leazenby, Bryan Ridenour, Coach Callahan 82 Swimmers have a Rebuilding Year Front row: David Spray, Billy Graves, Jerry Tague, Chris Keller, Lance Scott, 2nd Row: Mgr. Angie Salem, Chadd Dunn, Tom Wyrick, Dean Wyrick, Tyler Phillips, Mike Burnette, Mgr. Julie Keisling, Top: Neal Stock, Brett Mennen, Brian Milburn, Todd Fields, Eric Thompson The boys swimming team didn't have much experience this year as 13 of the 18 were First time swimmers. The Dogs finished the season at 3-10. They were led by seniors Todd Fields, Brett Mennen, Mike Burnette and Eric Thompson 84 Freshmen have successful season Left to right: Ritchie Robinson, Jason Stroup, Mark Laughner, Chad Perkins,Jason Payton, Coach Bowman, Andy Davison, Todd Vandevender, Darren Surber, Mike Patchett, Darin Clouse. Seated: Leigh Ann Bowman, Melinda Kercheval The Freshman basketball team indicates a promising fu- ture for Clinton Central basket- ball by finishing with an out- standing 11-2 record. The fresh- man Bulldogs were runner-up in the Clinton Prairie Tourney. The pinnacle of the Bulldogs season was a nail-biting, cat and mouse 44-43 victory over county rival Frankfort. US Freshman cheerleaders: Denna Huffer. Lucinda Davis, Lea Thompson, Kara Cooper, Jennifer Rogers WINTER SPORTS AWARDS BOYS’ SWIMMING High Point ................ Most Improved ............. Mental Attitude ........... Senior Plaques ............ WRESTLING Mental Attitude ........... Most Improved ............. Dawg of the Year .......... Senior Plaques ............ All Conference ............ Sectional Champs .......... Regional Champs ........... State Quarter Finalist .... Adult Enthusiasm Award .... GIRLS' BASKETBALL Assists ................... Rebounds .................. Free Throw % .............. Field Goal % .............. Mental Attitude ........... J.V. Free Throw % ......... Senior Plaques ............ All Conference ............ All County ................ All County Second Team .... All State Academic ........ All State Academic Honorable Mention ....... Adult Enthusiasm Award .... BOYS’ BASKETBALL Assists ................... Rebounds .................. Free Throw % .............. Field Goal % .............. Mental Attitude ........... J.V. Free Throw % .......... 9th Free Throw % .......... Senior Plaques ............ All Conference ............ All County ................ All County Second Team .... Adult Enthusiasm Award .... Senior Plaque for Cheerleading Senior Sport Plaques ...... ............................................. Dean Wyrick ............................................ David Spray ........................................ Eric Thompson Michael Burnette, Todd Fields, Brett Mennen, Eric Thompson ............................................................. Jeff Cline ........................................................... Billy Hawes ........................................................... Chris Burns .................................Jim Austin, Chris Burns, Brian Turner .................Chris Burns, John Rogers, Gerrid Tishner, Brian Turner Chris Burns, Bryan Ridenour, John Rogers, Gerrid Tishner, Brian Turner ................ Chris Burns, John Rogers, Gerrid Tishner, Brian Turner ........................................................... Chris Burns ............................................................. Dena Gardner ........................................... Stacey Sanders ....................................... Ellen McDonald ............................................ Lori Kingery ....................................... Ellen McDonald .................................................. Kim Jarrett ........................................... Bobbie Kallner Ellen McDonald. Kim Jarrett, Lori Kingery. Stacey Sanders . Kim Jarrett, Lori Kingery, Stacey Sanders . Kim Jarrett, Lori Kingery, Stacey Sanders ....................................... Ellen McDonald .................................................. Kim Jarrett ......................... Lori Kingery, Ellen McDonald ............................. Robin Padgett, Jennifer Rule ................................................................. John Shoup ................................................................. Laird Hunt .................................................. Brian Newton, Matt Davison ................................................................. Matt Davison ................................................................. Brian Newton ............................................................ Brent McKinney ................................................................. Andy Davison Matt Davison, Jim Hendrickson, Richie Kopplemann, Brian Laughner. Mike Shoup ................................................... Matt Davison, John Shoup ................................................................. John Shoup ................................................................. Matt Davison .................................................. Linda Marshall, Sharon Morris ......................................................... Michaele Thompson ................................................... Todd Fields, Kenny Dunham Winter Sports Records BOYS’ VARSITY SWIMMING C.C. OPP. Maconaquah 42 129 North Montgomery 106 65 Carroll 79 92 Frankfort 47 113 HSE 72 91 Attica 93 79 Zionsville 62 100 Western Boone 53 116 McCutcheon 63 106 Westfield 96 64 Delphi 88 74 Eastern 71 100 Lebanon 74 93 Conference HSE Sectional GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL C.C. OPP. Caston 48 32 Central Catholic 51 24 Northwestern 48 41 Zionville 51 49 Rossville 72 36 Westfield 43 36 County Tourney Clinton Prairie 54 49 Frankfort 46 35 Tipton 46 35 Sheridan 32 38 Tri-Central 72 25 Hamilton Heights 58 30 Muncie North Tourney Blue River 48 49 Monroe Central 64 41 Carroll 44 43 Hamilton Southeastern 61 30 Clinton Prairie 45 29 Tri-Central 51 21 Tipton 43 35 Clinton Prairie 45 29 Blue River 53 45 Anderson Highland 52 49 Crown Point 38 53 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL C.C. OPP. Tipton 42 40 Delphi 87 49 Frontier 71 66 Frankfort 89 46 Zionville 63 52 McCutcheon 64 61 Westfield 88 72 Holiday Tourney Tri-Central 72 60 Carroll 69 66 Northwestern 46 44 Clinton Prairie 66 60 Western 76 63 Sheridan 67 65 Tri-Central 73 69 Rossville 83 62 Hamilton Heights 74 55 Western Boone 54 44 Taylor 65 62 Hamilton Southeastern 52 42 Carroll 77 70 VARSITY WRESTLING C.C. OPP. Hamilton Heights 32 42 Alexandria 60 24 Frankton 40 33 Zionville 21 50 Clinton Prairie 46 33 Western Boone 38 33 Carroll 57 18 Frankton 30 45 Lapel 65 18 Tri-Central 54 24 Indiana Blind School 48 30 Sheridan 72 12 Westfield 30 48 Frankfort 24 46 Oak Hill 25 38 Indianapolis Marshall 39 27 Warren Central 15 54 H7 Lack of depth foils cinder men Front, L to R. Eddie Ottinger. Chad Dunn, Danny Douglas, Mark Hawn, Tom Turnpaugh, Brent McKinney, Steve McKinney, Phil Berry, Coach Thompson. Back, L to R. Coach Griffey, Rodney Ottinger, Richie Robinson, Shawn Green, Matt Davison, Rod Hensley, Laird Hunt, Darryl Stock. Terry Coffman, Chad Perkins Despite the lack of depth, the Bulldogs turned in some good individual efforts for the track season. The dual meet record was 3-5 and the Greenclad finished near the bottom at East- ern. Frankfort, in the County Meet, and in the conference, but four school records fell. Matt Davison lowered the low hurdle mark to 40.5, Laird Hunt cleared the high hurdles in 15.4, Darryl Stock toured the 800 in 2:00.5, and the 1600 M relay team of Phil Berry, Davison, Hunt, and Stock lowered the mark to 3:33.8. Darryl Stock was the only winner in the conference while Davison. Steve McKinney in the long jump, Mark Hawn in the highs, Shawn Green in the discus, in addition to Stock were County champs. 88 Baseball Team Posts Best Overall Mark Central s diamond crew compiled a 15-6 record enroute to a record setting season. The Bulldogs shared the Rangeline Conference title with a record of 6-1. and won the Clinton County championship. The season marks the best in history for con- ference wins and the fifteen wins are the most in history. The team was paced by hurler Brian Laughner, who finished with a re- cord of 10-1 and the slugging of Mike Quick, who carried nearly a .500 batting average. Front, L to R. Coach Smith, Brian Laughner, Chris Burns. Dave Birden, Mike Quick, Coach Downing. Back, L to R. Scott Waters, Todd Dillingham, Mark Laughner, Scott Fox. Ron Royer, Tom Wyrick. Steve Flodson, Richie Allen, Brian Newton, Danny Douglas, Mark Sanders, Mark Ticen. Andy Davison, Darren Surbur. K Girls take a running start Front row: Stacey Sanders. Angela Brothers, Angie Payton, Lea Thompson, Bobbi Kallner, Coach Barnett, Jennifer Davison, Lori Kingery, Susan Groleau. Jennifer Rogers, Gina McKinney, Coach Christian, Kim Gerhart, Tammy Bowman, Tammie Richey, Kim Millikan, Stacy Evans The 1985 girls' track team finished 2nd overall in the county track meet and 4th in the Conference. Five team members received first in the Conference meet, allowing them to become All-Conference re- cipients. Lori Kingery received 1st in the shot put, while Stacey Sanders finished 1st in the 400 meter dash. The 1600 meter relay team, consisting of Sta- cey Sanders, Bobbi Kallner, Lea Thompson, and Tammy Bowman, also finished 1st. In the sectional, freshman Kim Fields was the only first place girl in the county when she won the long jump; Stacey Sanders qualified in the 400 with a second place. 90 Golfers complete successful season L to R: Coach Walker, Mickey Fearnow, John Huffer, Clark Smith, Wade Roberts, Richie Koppelmann, Phil Parkhurst, Bryan Crenshaw, Brett Mennen, John Shoup, Dean Wyrick, Brian Milburn, Jay Wyrick The Clinton Central golfers, led by Number One swinger Phil Parkhurst, became the second team in the school's histo- ry to post a winning record, finishing with an 8-4 mark. All five varsity players, Parkhurst, Richie Koppelmann. Bryan Crenshaw, Brett Mennen, and John Shoup, lettered with Park- hurst closing in on the school record. The reserve team won three and lost five. 91 VARSITY BOYS TRACK We They Western Boone 79 48 Clinton Prairie 51 76 Sheridan 63 64 Carroll 97 30 Zionsville 44 83 Lebanon 58 69 Tri-Central 48 78 Rossville 91 36 Frankfort 61 66 Eastern Relays 7th County 3rd Conference 7th Frankfort Relays w 4th SPRING SPORTS AWARDS BASEBALL Fielding .... Dave Birden, Chris Burns, Ron Royer Mental Attitude ......... Brian Laughner Batting ................. Michael Quick Senior Awards . Dave Birden, Chris Burns, Brian Laughner, Michael Quick All Conference .... Brian Laughner, Michael Quick, Todd Dillingham VARSITY GOLF We They Frontier 191 210 Clinton Prairie 184 200 Westfield 193 182 Rossville 179 200 Carroll 185 189 Sheridan 169 155 Tri-Central 174 187 County 2nd Clinton Prairie 345 383 Frontier 173 189 Zionsville 184 156 Conference 6th Western Boone 364 339 Rossville 352 375 Sectional 7th VARSITY BASEBALL Mental Attitude John Shoup We They Most Valuable Phil Parkhurst Western Boone 7 6 Best Putter Richie Koppelmann Taylor 1 3 Senior Awards Bryan Crenshaw. Richie Rossville 12 0 Koppelmann, Brett Mennen, Phil Parkhurst Rossville 10 2 Carroll 7 5 BOYS TRACK Hamilton Southeastern 4 3 Most Valuable Matt Davison Western 4 14 Top Dog Darryl Stock Tri-Central 2 1 Mental Attitude Clinton Prairie 3 4 All Conference VARSITY GIRLS TRACK Sheridan 4 3 Senior Awards We They Hamilton Heights 13 0 Shawn Green, Rodney Hensley Western Boone 69 40 Westfield 8 0 Clinton Prairie 34 75 County Tourney GIRLS TRACK Sheridan 57 52 Frankfort 3 2 Most Improved Carroll 91 18 Clinton Prairie 5 2 Mental Attitude Stacey Sanders Westfield 63 46 Kokomo 3 13 High Point Kim Fields Deaf School 63 28 Zionsville 4 1 Senior Awards Stacy Evans. Zionsville 27 82 Tipton 10 5 Lori Kingery, Stacey Sanders Tri-Central 59 50 Rossville 15 0 All Conference Lori Kingery, Rossville 55 54 Sectional Stacey Sanders Frankfort 49 60 Clinton Prairie 4 3 MARINE CORPS DISTINGUISHED ATH- Conference 5th Western 5 10 LETE AWARD Lori Kingery Sectional 7th 92 (levenfA ) Looking Forward to New Experiences! Anne Albcrding Becky Archibald Brianna Barnett Terri Bates Janet Beebe Anna Abbott Officers L. to R.: Wade John- son. Treas., Suzanne Sanders. Sec.. Rita McCoy, V. Pres.. Troy Knoderer, Pres. The 8th Grade class had a busy year by making a home- coming banner and decorating the stairway for the sectional. The class party was held at the elementary pool where they could swim and eat pizza. Their sponsor this year was Mr. Thompson. Mark Brown Jacob Crum Monica Bundy Matthew Crum ‘M Ei hth Mike Gross Johnna Hawkins Wade Johnson Kathleen Greeman Michelle Holt Darby Greeno Rob Grice Robert Jarrett Clay Hosteter Healt Keeling Vicki Kinslow Richard Kingery Christina Kmgery Adam I.aughner Todd Landes Kenny Mangis F.ighth 95 Bryan Reed Kevin Ridenour Kirk Summers Leonard Surbur Suzanne Sanders m John Spray Trinity Scott Marcv Season Jessica Taylor Christy Tishner Marda VanCourt Tom Vandervort David Unger Staci Walters 96 Eighth 7th grade A New Beginning” The 7th grade experienced a new begin- ning this year when they were faced with the change from elementary school to high school. During the year they partici- pated in various school activities such as making a banner for homecoming and decorating the hallway for sectional week. L-R: Ryan Smith. Treasurer; Justin Long. Vice President; Amy Fields, President Sherman Bray Jannine Brock Jessica Byers Troy Check Elizabeth Clouse Scott Clouse 98 Seventh billy Gleason Dvan Graves Erik Greulach Brian Henderson Eric Hodson Melissa Hoskins Karl Kcrcheval John Kinder Scott ki cr Allen LaFary David I,aflen Jenni LaMar Seventh 99 Brian Pickard Chad Ricker Darrin Ridenour George Romer Russ Royer Joanne Rule Julie Snell Domanick Tacro Denise Snowden Renee Toney Scott Southern Andy Tishner Tricia Southern John Turner Jaqueline Stowers David Vice Julie Tate Sandra Ward I00 Seventh Jeremy Watkins Wendy Watson Andrea Voting Matt Withrow Jerold Wood Lisa Wood David Wyrick Seventh 101 VOX VdJ sutSacj c Sif] uomnf Bulldog Backing starts in the Jr. Hi. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: L to R, Stephanie Avery, Elizabeth Clouse, Jennifer Keisling, Amy Fields, Wendy Watson. 104 Athletes gain experience, have fun 105 Eighth Grade Builds For A Strong Future Front L. to R.: Heath Keeling. David Fox, Richard Kingery. Troy Knoderer. Jason Cheek, Kevin Ridenour: Middle, L. to R.: Matt Mennen, Robbie Grice. Juan DeLeon. Todd Roberts, Jacob Crum, Todd Hastings; Back, I„ to R.: Mike Gross. Brian Evans. Bobber Jarrett, Kenny Mangis. Front. L. to R.: Rita McCoy. Nancy Long.Jessica Taylor, Coach Manuel. Amy Fields, Suzanne Sanders. Katie Greenman, Ann LaMar. Jeanne Wyrick. ior. Seventh Grade Learns The Fundamentals Front L. to R.: Tricia Southern. Shawnette Bond, Kim Hawkins, Ryan Smith, Melissa Hoskins, Erin Beaver. Back row, L. to R.: Stacia Payton. Lori Fulkerson. Jennifer LaMar, Stephanie Avery, Wendy Watson. HOriE OF THE BULLDOGS Front, L. to R.: Justin Long, ed Crum. Scott Clouse. George Biddle, Troy Cheek, Ryan Beck, Roger Hawkins. Eric Pavton. Andy lishner. Scott Kizer. Eric Hodson, Darrin Ridenour. Scott Southern. Brooks Patchett. Russ Rover.Joel Adams. David Laflen. Larry Laughner. Jr. Hi. Boy Hoopsters Seek Improvement Bottom I. to R: Jon Fcrrcl, Brian Evans, Marvin Leach, Richard Kingery, Alan Dunn. Jamie Mohlcr. Top 1. to R Leonard Surbur. T«xld Hastings, Jacob Crum, Mark Brown, Kenny Mangis, Todd Roberts, Clay Hosteler. Top row: Ken Thompson. Erik Greulach, Jeff Eldridge. Jeff Mooneyhan. Ryan Beck. Ralph Walker. Bottom row: Brooks Padgett. Eric Hodson, Scott McMinn. Karl Kercheval, Chad Ricker. 108 Jr. Hi. Girls Indicate a Promising Future! A-TEAM GOES UNDEFEATED Bottom L to R: Marda VanCourt,Janet Long, Amy Fields, Rita McCoy, Suzanne Sanders, Christy Tishner. Top L to R: Coach Walker, Jenny Wayt, Ann LaMar, Katie Greeman, Jessica Taylor, Eugenia Lamb, Michelle Holt, Coach Peggy Christian. Bottom L to R: Melissa Hoskins. Leanna Sanders, Jenny LaMar, Wendy Watson, Jo Anna Rule. Top L to R: Scott Walker, Jenny Wayt, Wendy Phillips. Stacia Payton, Angie Bray, Stephanie Avery, Coach Christian. 109 Junior High Runners Match Strides Left to Right. Bottom: Brett Disinger. Karl Kercheval, Scott McMinn, Brooks Padgett, Justin Hazlett, Roger Hawkins, Charles Sharp. Middle: Todd Ottinger, Alan Dunn, Justin Long, Brad Lawler, David Fox. Top: Coach Brewer, Mark Brown, Troy Cheek, Kenny Mangis Bottom, L to R: Nancy Long, Don- na Anderson, Terri Bates, Jennifer Keisling, Suzanne Sanders. Top: Tra- cy Martin, Mi- chelle Holt. Jessica Taylor, Stacia Pay- ton. Amy Fields, Coach Manuel no ♦ 111 FOCUS ON THE FACULTY Administration supervised the busy year Robert L. Brinson Principal Wayne Watson Asst. Prin. Front, L to R: Norman Huffer, Michael Ogle, Larry Mennen. Top, L to R: Robert Powell, Thomas Sheets, Ned Smith, Supt., Jay Mitchell, Bill Calvert. Mrs. Nancy Banas English, French Mrs. Norma Beaver Special Education I Mr. Rex Bowman Science. Asst. Coach Mr. Dan Callahan Science, Coach Mr. Charles Campbell Art Mr. Phil Carter Agriculture Mrs. Sue Davis Business Mr. Curt Downing Mathematics. Asst. Coach Mr. Ron Dunn Business Miss Dena Gardner Mathematics Mr. Tom Griffy Industrial Arts. Asst. Coach Mr. John Hobaugh Guidance Mr. Paul Brewer Social Studies. Asst. Coach Miss Peggy Christian Mathematics, Asst. Coach Mr. Donald Garrison Social Studies Mr. John Holden Social Studies. Coach 113 Mr. Steve Jackson Mathematics Mr. John Kramer Science Mrs. Karen Klein English Mr. Nelson Hunter Music Mrs. Karen Manual Physical Education Mrs. Jane Massey Music Mrs. Sharon McClughen English Mrs. Nancy Padgett Secretary Mrs. Julia Pearson Mathematics Mrs. Jennifer Rule Librarian Mr. Wilber Rule Athletic Director Mr. Andy Robertson Social Studies Miss Ramona Skertich Special Education Mrs. Helen Robertson Guidance Mr. Greg Schofield English Mrs. Barbara Siegfried English. Spanish 114 Faculty Mr. John Sloggett Health, Coach Mr. Mike Thompson Mathematics. Coach Mr. Ralph Walker Agriculture Mr. Rex Smith Agriculture Mrs. Janet Thorley Home Economics Mrs. Nancy Walker Secretary Mrs. Velma Smith Special Education Mrs. Susan Trees Home Economics Miss Dena Wallace Science Mr. Ken Thompson Industrial Arts Mrs. Judy Vandenbark Special Education Mr. Dick Walters Business Mrs. Marge Wyrick Nurse Faculty 115 Lorraine Hosteter The Lunch Bunch ‘ Bookkeeper Patricia Robertson Secretary L to R: Audrey Meadors, Judy Hendrickson, Barbara McGill, Norma Hillis, Dianne Roberts, Evelyn Crum, Peggy Huffer, Leann Baum. 116 Sue Davis retires after 28 years Maintenance a full time job Benny Michael Sue Davis, after 28 years of teaching Business, English, and P.E. decided to retire at the end of the year. Mrs. Davis, who had four children graduating from Clinton Central, was primarily a Business teacher and co-sponsored the Ex Libris for a num- ber of years. When quizzed on future plans, Mrs. Davis cited the fact that with one child on the West Coast and one on the East Coast in addition to parents in Florida she would be traveling much of the time. Davis said, other than that, I plan to sleep through the alarm every morning and never be snowed in again.” She will be missed, but all wish her the very best. 117 118 J.A. Carter’s Sons Hardware Hillisburg, Ind. GENERAL 0 ELECTRIC GE Appliances JENN-AID Ranges Sales and Service ——'T ------------- Hoosier Book and Bible Store Books — Bibles Religious Gifts Church Supplies Western Union Christian Music 51 W. Washington St. Frankfort, Ind Phone 654-5713 W3 Garden Center — Landscaping Bonds Evergreen Nurseries Geneva M. Bond Phone 1 mile So. Michigantown 249-2609 on S.R. 29 Specializing in Asphalt Driveways and parking lots TIP . Stone excavating J0 Jewelry 52 EAST WASHINGTON STREET FRANKFORT, INDIANA 46041 CRENSHAW PAVING China, Silver, Crystal, Bridal Registry Robert Crenshaw, Owner K.M. 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