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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

Table of Contents Underclassmen ...................... P. 3 Seniors ............................ P- 17 Organizations ...................... P- 37 Sports ............................. P- 61 Faculty ............................ P- 89 Junior High ......................... P- 101 Advertisements ..................... P. 121 1986 EX LIBRIS Clinton Central High School Michigantown, In. 46057 CRUISING Through the Year Mm RG|I FRESHMEN GET LICENSE; READY TO CRUISE Anna Abbott Anne Alberding Terri Bates Janet Beebe CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Angela Burton, Treas.; Leonard Surbur, Vice Pres.; Suzanne Sanders, Sec.; Rita McCoy, President. Mark Brown Monica Bundy Angela Burton Jason Cheek Rebecca Chester Christina Crum Jacob Crum Matthew Crum Juan DeLeon Brett Disinger Adam Dunham Alan Dunn 4 Brian Evans Bobbi Faulkner Brenda Faulkner Mark Faulkner Pam Fausetr Jon Ferrel is 3-1 — f ■i i Grover Fickle David Fox Kathleen Greeman Darby Grecno Rob Grice Mike Gross Todd Hastings Johna Hawkins Michele Holt Clay Hosteter Wade Johnson Heath Keeling Rodney King Christine Kingery Richard Kingery Vicki Kinslow Troy Knoderer Ann LaMar Eugenia Lamb 5 Craig Martin Traci Martin Rita McCoy Angela McDaniels Brian McKinney Matthew Mcnnen Ted Miller James Mohler Brad Morris Todd Ottinger Jo Patchett Stacie Pearson Monica Pence Mark Peterson Mike Philbeck Wendy Phillips John Powers Kenny Price Bryan Reed Kevin Ridenour Todd Roberts Kim Roe Suzanne Sanders Trinity Scott Charles Sharp 6 Freshmen Pamela Sheffer Angela Smith Brian Snowden John Spray Marcy Stason Jeremy Wood Jeanne Wyrick Freshmen 7 SOPHOMORES COMPLETE TWO FULL LAPS Ruth Barbee Leigh Bowman Rena Bradshaw Danny Bundy Stacey Butcher Class Officers: L to R: Kara Cooper, President; Jennifer Milner. Vice Pres.; Teresita Rayburn, Treas.; Lisa McCoy. Sec. Lucinda Davis Melissa Carroll Christopher Chester Melissa Clark Jamie Cline Darrin Clouse Kathy Chriswell Scott Colby Kara Cooper Rita Crum 8 Tracy Young Sophomores 11 Lea Thompson Jerry Watkins Jerry Tague James Tate Darren Surber Michele Waters Jesse Wyrick Todd Vandevender JUNIORS ROUND TURN, HEADING FOR HOME Tammy Buzan Brian Campbell Deanna Cole f 4 Tanya Cooper The Juniors, with the smallest numbers in high school this year, spent a lot of time producing the Junior-Senior Prom. This included selling magazines and the planning, plus decorating for the dance. They also won the sectional decorating contest. CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Hawn, Vice Pres.; Angie Salem. Sec.; Tammy Buzan, Treas.; and Amy Shoup, President. Kim Crick David Crider Danny Douglass Brian Duck wore h Todd Caldwell Troy Clark Renay Cooper David Dukes 12 fi 1 Chadd Dunn | Rick Grice Mark Hawn Mark Heidt Karri Hiiand Julie Kcisling Deann Kelly Becky LaMar Margaret Lowry Pete DeLeon Steve McKinney David Leach Lisa Meagher Matt Lucas Andrea Marcum Brent McKinney 13 Monica Miller Jim Moore Amy Oaks Matt Parker Elizabeth Perkins Darrell Petty Tyler Phillips Jennifer Price Rusty Reef Brad Roberson ii ; i: Wade Roberts Jon Rood Joe Rule Angela Salem Mark Sanders 14 Juniors Bill Sheffer Amy Shoup John Shoup David Spray Connie Stevens Neal Stock Roger Suhre Lynette Tarkington Mark Ticen Greg Turner Juniors 15 Sometimes you feel like a nut! Out of class Again? H-E-L-P!!!!!!! Time for recess? Give me a break! 16 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Amy Hostetcr, Treas.; Lori Evans, Vice Pres.; Brian Newton, Pres.; Susan Shoup, Secretary. CLASS MOTTO: Some see it as a hopeless end, while others see it as an endless hope. FLOWER: Peach Rose COLOR: Dark Blue and Peach SONG: Live Every Moment by REO 18 Seniors Danny Stephen Abbott Scott Andrew Amos Serena Alexander Michael T. Arvidson Richie L. Allen Larry R. Barbee Perry Jay Barbee Michael Brian Barrett Sharon D. Brewer Seniors 19 20 Seniors Brian K. Crick Carolvn Sue Crum Jodi Lynn Davis Beth Blame I.vans I.ori I.ynn Bvans John J. I aulkner ScnKirs 21 Lora Lee Fearnow Scott Fox Mickey Fearnow Michelle Lynn Fulkerson Sandrine Fournier Hector Galvan Ted Wayne Garrett Darryl Gene Greeno Susan Laimant Groleau 22 Seniors Tony Harshman James Huffer Bobby Henderson John Henry Huffer Amy Diane Hosteter Laird Burnau Hunt Seniors 23 24 Seniors I Seniors 25 Topi Koskinen toy PAofty AVAILABLE Rick Martin Kimberly Susanne Millikan Angela R. King Dennis Todd Leazenby Marjorie Beth McVay Greg Kizer Ellen Lorraine Lybrook Brian K. Milburn ■ n. V' im m • 26 Seniors Reinhard Paradies I.acretia Anne Patterson Angelina H. Payton Seniors 27 Bryan Douglas Ridenour Krystal Anne Roe John Carey Rogers 28 Seniors Ron Royer I.orita E. Sanders Lynn Scamahorn Seniors 29 Darin Wayne Smith Richard Lee Smith, Jr. Daniel W. Snodgrass Sandra Lynne Spurling Stephen B. Stason Robert D. Spears Tamara G. Stevens Darryl Joseph Stock Tracy Diann Stockberger Gerrid Lee Tishner Todd Wall Michael Scott Waters 30 Seniors Thomas David Wyrick Seniors 31 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DANNY STEPHEN ABBOTT: FCA 2, Pep Club 4, Guy Cheer- leader 1, Football 2, Golf 2, Sunshine Escort (DeAnn Brock) 83. SERENA ALEXANDER: Cross Country 2. RICHIE L. ALLEN: Football 4, Track 2, Baseball 2. SCOTT ANDREW AMOS: Academic Decathlon 86, Medals: Math — Gold, Science — Silver, Overall — Bronze, Electricity Award, Diesel Power Award. MICHAEL T. ARVIDSON: Artector Club 1, Pep Club I, For- eign Language Club 1. LARRY R. BARBEE: Cafeteria Helper 4, Library Helper 5. PERRY JAY BARBEE: Cafeteria Helper 4, Library Helper 5. MICHAEL BRIAN BARRETT: Choir 1, Basketball 1, Elemen- tary Helper 1. SHARON D. BREWER: FHA — Sunshine 4, Standing Council 1, National Honor Society 2, Thespians 2, Foreign Language Club 3, Elementary Helper 1. DeANN RENA BROCK: Choir 2, FFA 3, FHA — Sunshine 2, FCA 2, Pep Club 4, Basketball 3, Volleyball (Manager) 1, Sun- shine Court 83. JoANN LENA BROCK: Band 3, Pep Band 2, District Music Contest 3, State Music Contest 2, OEA 2, Pep Club 2, Elementary Helper 1, Basketball (Manager) 1, OEA Historian 1, OEA Contest 1. ANGELA SUE BROTHERS: Choir 4, Robe Capt. 1. Secretary 1, District Music Contest 4, FCA 2, Math-Science Club 2, Pep Club 3, Track 3, lettered 2, Cheerleader 2, Secretary of the Freshman Class, Freshman Homecoming Court. JEFFREY ALAN CLINE: Football 2, Wrestling 2. TERRY COFFMAN: Football 4, lettered 2, Track 3, lettered 1. JONATHAN C. COLE: FHA 1, Cafeteria Helpers 1, Library Helpers I, Chess Club 1, Cross Country 1, Track 1. BRIAN K. CRICK: Football 1. CAROLYN SUE CRUM: Band 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 4, Choir 4, District Music Contest: Band 4, Choir 2, State Music Contest Band 2, FHA 2, Standing Council 1, Swimming 2. JODI LYNN DAVIS: FHA — Sunshine 1, OEA I, Foreign Language Club 1. KATRINA KAY DEVORE: Choir 4, District Music Contest 2, FHA — Sunshine 1, FCA 4, Math-Science Club 1, Thespians 1, Pep Club 4, Office Helper 2, Elementary Helper 2, Wrestling Manager 2, Cheerleader 1. TODD DILLINGHAM: Pep Club 1, Baseball 4, lettered ). SHERI LYNN DOWNS: Choir 1, District Music Contest 1, FHA — Sunshine 4, Vice-President District Officer, State V.P. of Membership, OEA 2, Secretary 1, Thespians 1, Cafeteria Helper 1, Elementary Helper 2, Member of Sunshine Court Junior and Senior year. BRIAN DOUGLAS DUNHAM: Band 2, Stage Band 2, Pep Band 2, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 1, FFA 4, FCA 2, Pep Club 1. JANICE NADINE DUNHAM: Band 2, Pep Band 1, FHA — Sunshine 4, Pep Club 1, Elementary Helpers 1. BETH ELAINE EVANS: Choir 4, Vice-President, President, Choralaires 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 4, Sunshine 2, FCA 4, President, Student Council 4, Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society 3, Secretary, Pep Club 4, President, Foreign Language Club 3, President, Elementary Helper 2, Volleyball 2, Cheerleader 3. LORI LYNN EVANS: EX Libris 1, FFA 3, Secretary 1, Chapter Sweetheart, FCA 4, OEA 2, President 1, Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper 2, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Cheerleader 4, captain 3, )2 Class Officer Vice-President 4, Hardwood Court, freshman, sen- ior, Homecoming Court, sophomore, Prom Court, junior. Ag room helper 2. JOHN J. FAULKNER: Wrestling 1. LORA LEE FEARNOW: Band 4, Drum Major Student Direc- tor, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 3, Choir 2, Choralaires 2, District Music Contest 4, accompanist, State Music Contests 4, FHA — Sunshine 4, Standing Council 2, FCA 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, Thespians 2, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 1, Volleyball 1, Cheerleader 4, Hardwood Court 84, Outstanding Sophomore Sunshine, Outstandingjr. High FFA Member, Band Mental Attitude Award Winner National An- them Ensemble 2. MICKEY FEiARNOW: Band 1, Pep Club 2, Foreign Language Club 1, Basketball 4, Golf 2. SCOTT FOX: Math-Science Club 1, Cross Country 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 4, Lettered 2. MICHELLE LYNN FULKERSON: Band 4,Jr. Librarian, Presi- dent, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 4, FCA 2, National Honor Society 2, Thespians 3, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 3, Office Helper 1, Elemen- tary Helper 1, Track Manager 1. HECTOR GALVAN: FHA — Sunshine 1, Football 2. TED WAYNE GARRETT: FHA — Sunshine 1. Library Helper 1, Football 2, Wrestling 1, Typing Award. DARRYL GENE GREEN'O: FFA 4, Thespians 1, Pep Club 2, Library Helper 2, Chess Club 2. SUSAN LAIMANT GROLEAU: Centralian Staff 2, Photogra- pher 1. Business Mgr. 1, Co-editor 1, FHA — Sunshine 4, Public Information 1, Secretary 1, President 1, FEA 1, FCA 1, OEA 2, Publicity 1, Thespians 3, Treasurer 1, Pep Club 4, Track Manager, 2, Swimming 4, lettered 1. TONY HARSHMAN AMY DIANE HOSTETER: Choir 2, District Music Contest 2, FCA 1, OEA 1, National Honor Society 3, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 2, Office Helper 2, Elementary Helper 1, Class Officer, Treasurer Soph., Jun., Sen., Junior Senior Homecom- ing Representative, Junior Prom Court Representative, Hoosier Girls' State Alternate. JOHN HENRY HUFFER: Golf 3. LAIRD BIJRNAU HUNT: Centralian Staff I, FCA 2, National Honor Society 2, Thespians 1, Pep Club 1, Foreign Language Club 3, Football 4, lettered 4, Basketball 4, lettered 2, Track 4, lettered 4, Typing Speed Award, French Fluency Award. DAVID JENKINS: Cross Country 1, Track 1. MARLA ANN JENKINS: Choir 2, Choralaires 1, District Music Contest 2, FHA — Sunshine 1, FCA 4, OEA 1, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 2, Cross Country 3, lettered 2, Basketball 1, Track 1. TAMMY ANN KEELING: Choir 4, District Music Contest 3, FHA — Sunshine 4, Cafeteria Helper 2, Library Helper I. ANGELA R KING TOPI KOSKINEN: Swimming 1, Track 1, Cross Country I, Foreign Language Club 1. DENNIS TODD LEAZENBY: FFA 3, Pep Club 1, Guy Cheer- leader 1, Elementary Helper 1, Football 4, lettered 2, All County 1, Wrestling 2, lettered 2. ELLEN LORRAINE LYBROOK: FHA — Sunshine 4, OEA 1, Elementary Helper 1. RICK MARTIN: Chess Club 2. MARJORIE BETH McVAY: Choir 4. FHA — Sunshine 1. Pep Club 1. BRIAN K. MILBURN: Math-Science Club 2, Thespians 2, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 2, Football I. Golf 2, Swimming 4, lettered 3, Cheerleader 1. BOBBY HENDERSON KIMBERLY SUSANNE MILLIKAN: FCA 4, National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 1, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 3, Elementary Helper 2, Basketball 4, lettered 4, Track 4, lettered 3, Volleyball 4, lettered 2, All County I. LISA ANN MOHLER: Band 4, Pep Band 4, Centralettes 3, Captain 1, Choir 3, Choralaires 1, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 2, FHA 4, FEA 1, FCA 4, Student Council 1, National Honor Society 3, Math-Science Club 2, Thespians 3, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 3, Elementary Helper 3- BRIAN RAY NEWTON: Ex Libris 1, FFA 4. FCA 4. Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, President 1, Math-Science Club 3, President 1, Pep Club 1, Foreign Language Club 1, Basketball 4, Free Throw % Award, Mental Attitude Award, Baseball 4, Class President 3, State Champion Meats and Live- stock Teams. ANNA KARIN MARIA NILSSON: Band 1. Pep Band 1, Choir 1, District Music Contest 1, State Music Contest 1, FHA 1, FCA 1, Thespians 1. Pep Club 1, Foreign Language Club 1. ANDREA CAROL OGLE: Choir 4, Choralaires 3. District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3, FHA I, FCA 4, National Honor Society 3, Thespians 3. Pep Club 4. Foreign Language Club 2, Elementary Helper 1, Chess Club 1, Basketball 2, Track 2, lettered 2, Volleyball 4, lettered 2, All County Team 85, Cheerleader 2. RODNEY ALLEN OTTINGER: Cross Country 4, lettered 4, Most Valuable Runner 2, Track 4, lettered 4. BRIAN E. PAGE: Choir 1. Math-Science 1. Thespians 1. Foreign Language Club 1, Swimming 1. REINHARD PARADIES: Artector Club 1. FCA 1, Foreign Lan- guage Club 1, Cross Country 1, lettered 1, Track 1, Swimming 1, lettered 1. LACRETIA ANNE PATTERSON: Choir 3. District Music Con- test 2. FHA 2, FCA 1, Pep Club 4. Foreign Language Club 2, Office Helper 1, Elementary' Helper 2. ANGELINA H. PAYTON: Choir 2, FHA I, FCA 4, OEA I, Pep Club 3, Foreign Language Club 1, Chess Club I, Cross Country 1, lettered 1, Basketball 4, lettered 2, Track 3. lettered 3, Volleyball 3, lettered 1, Homecoming Queen. SCOTT PELLING: Artector Club 3, FFA 4. LISA MARIE PETERSON: Band 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 4, Centralettes 2, Choir 4, Choralaires 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3, FHA — Sunshine 4, National Honor Society 3, Thespians 1. Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 1, Track Manager 2, Homecoming Court 1985, Hardwood Court 1986. MELISSA MARIE PETERSON: FHA — Sunshine 3, Treasurer 1, Queen 1986, OEA 1. Pep Club 2. BRENDA PITZER: FHA 1, OEA 2, Foreign Language Club 1, Elementary Helper 1 sem. DANIEL L. PRICE TAMMIE LOREAN RICHEY: Choir 3, District Music Contest 2, FHA — Sunshine 4, FCA 2, OEA 2, Vice-President. Pep Club 3. Elementary Helper 1, Cross Country 1, Track 1, Cheerleaders 1. BRYAN DOUGLAS RIDENOUR: Choir 1. Student Council 1, Pep Club 3, Office Helper 1, Football 4, lettered 3. Wrestling 4, lettered 4, Conference Champion, Sectional Champion, Regional Champion. Track 3, Swimming 1, Class Officer — President Ninth Grade. KRYSTAL ANNE ROE: Band 3, Stage Band 1, Pep Band 3, Centralettes 2, Choir 4, Secretary 1, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3, FHA — Sunshine 4, FCA 2, Math-Science Club 1, Thespians 3, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 2. JOHN CAREY ROGERS: Artector Club 3, Vice-President, President, Choir 4, Choralaires 2, District Music Contest I, State Music Contest 1. Thespians 2, Vice-President, Pep Club 2, For- eign Language Club 1, Chess Club 2, Football 4, lettered 3, Wrestling 4, lettered 4, Conference Champ 4, Sectional Champ 3, Regional Champ 3, Semi-state Champ 2, State Champ 2, Track 1, Golf 1. RON ROYER: Football 4, lettered 3, Wrestling 2, lettered 2, Baseball 4, Lettered 3. LOR IT A E. SANDERS: Band 4, Stage Band 3, Pep Band 4, Centralettes 3, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3, FHA 1, OEA 2, Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper 1. M LYNN SCAMAHORN: Choir 4, District Music Contest 3, FHA — Sunshine 2, National Honor Society 2, Thespians 2, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 3, High School Helper 1, Swimming 1. DOUGLAS WAYNF. SCHIMMEL: Math-Science Club 2, Thes- pians 2, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 3, Elementary Helper 1. Basketball 1, Basketball Manager 3, lettered 3, Academic Decathlon I. SUSAN ELAINE SHOUP: FFA 4, President, Vice-President, FHA — Sunshine 2, National Honor Society 3, Vice-President, Secretary, Math-Science Club 2, Secretary, Treasurer, Thespians 2. Pep Club 4, Vice-President, Basketball 1, Class Officer Secre- tary 4, Flardwood Junior Representative, Hardwood Queen. CAROL ELIZABETH SMITH: Sunshine 2. OEA 1, National Honor Society 3, Pep Club 4, Treasurer, Foreign Language Club 3. President, Voice of Democracy Speech Contest, 1st Alternate Hoosier Girls State. DARIN WAYNE SMITH: FFA 4. FCA 2, Foreign Language Club I, Office Helper 2, Elementary Helper I, Football 1, Swim- ming 1. RICHARD LEE SMITH. JR.: Centralian Staff 1, FFA 2, FCA 4. Student Council 3, Math-Science Club I, Treasurer. Pep Club 2, Office Helper I, Elementary Helper I. Basketball 4. DANIEL W. SNODGRASS ROBERT D. SPEARS SANDRA LYNNE SPURLING: FHA 1, OEA 2, Foreign Lan- guage Club 1. STEPHEN B. STASON TAMALA G. STEVENS: Artector Club 3, Choir 1, District Music Contest 1, FHA — Sunshine 4, FEA I, FCA 1, OEA 2, Thespians 2, Pep Club I, Elementary Helper I. DARRYL JOSEPH STOCK: FFA 4. Secretary 1, FCA 4. Thespi- ans 1, Pep Club 1, Elementary Helper 2, Cross Country 4, Basket- ball 4, Track 4. President, FHA — Sunshine 3, OEA 1, Thespians 3, Pep Club 1, Elementary Helper 4, Chess Club 1, Track 1. GERRID LEE TISHNER: Football 4, lettered 2, Wrestling 4, lettered 4, Baseball I. TODD WALL: Football 2, Basketball 1. Baseball 1. MICHAEL SCOTT WATERS: FFA 1, FCA 1, Math-Science Club 1, Football 4, lettered 3, Wrestling 4, lettered 4, Baseball 4, lettered 4. COLLF1EN S. WELLMAN: FHA — Sunshine 3, Thespians 1. Pep Club 3, Elementary Helper 2. BARBARAJ. WERNER: Ex Libris 1, Band 4, Stage Band 2, Pep Band 4, District Music Contest 1, State Music Contest 1, Nation- al Honor Society 3, Math-Science Club 2, Thespians I, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 1, Swimming 4, lettered 1. LOWELL BRIAN WIMBOROUGH: Band 4, Stage Band 4. Pep Band 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 2, FFA 4, Sentinel 2. Pep Club 2. JAMES E. WOOD: Football 1. Wrestling 3. DEAN ANDREW WYRICK: FFA 4, Treasurer I, Vice-Presi- dent 1, State Champion Meats and Soilsjudging Team Member, FCA 3, National Honor Society 3, Math-Science Club 1, Vice- President. Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 3, Baseball 2, Golf 2, Swimming 4, lettered 4. JAY WILLIAM WYRICK: FFA 4, National Mechanics Team. FCA 3. Pep Club 4, Football 4. lettered 3, Basketball 1, Wrestling I, lettered 1. Baseball 1, Golf 3, lettered 1, Cheerleader 2. THOMAS DAVID WYRICK: FFA 4, Vice-President Junior and Senior, FCA 4, Student Council 4. Vice-President — Junior, President — Senior. National Honor Society 3, Math-Science Club 1, Pep Club 4, Sgt-at-arms 9, Treasurer 10, Vice-President II, President 12, Foreign Language Club 3, Football 4, lettered 3, Basketball 2. Baseball 4, lettered 3, Swimming 2, lettered 2, Boys State Delegate —Junior, I Dare You Award —Junior, Richard Lugar Seminar — Junior. 35 TRACY DIANN STOCKBERGER: Artector Club 2, Vice- Graduation Day 36 37 F.F.A. Continues Successful Streak This year's F.F.A. has a roster of 105 members. It has had much success throughout this past year. It has held its number one position lor the third year in a row. The F.F.A. has been involved in numerous activities such as, hosting its third annual Midwest Barrow Show, selling fruit and sausage, attending the National Convention at Kansas City, Missouri, competing in judging contests as well as leadership contests. Some of the honors that the F.F.A. received were: The Ag Mechanics and Meat judging teams were gold and silver medalist at Kansas City. The soil judging team won the state contest and traveled to Oklahoma City to compete in the national contest. The dairy foods team won the state contest and will compete in the national contest next November. At this year’s district contest mem- bers competed in numerous leadership contests where they won 21 out of 42 contests. Clinton Central has a very strong F.F.A. chapter that they can be very proud of. Seated left to right: D. Stock, T. Wyrick, S. Shoup, D. Wyrick, L. Evans. Back row left to right: N. Stock. D. Whiteman, M. Lucas, ). Rule. B. Sheffer left, George Washington's birth- day, sorry no pie for the teachers, right, Lori's got it under control. Clark, hard at work or hardly working? Tom and Todd great examples to follow. 39 Marching I to R Row 1: F. Whiteman. R Crum. L Thompson. M Holt. D. Anderson. J. Cheek. L. Fcarnow, C. Dunn. B. Lawler. D. Douglass. J. Ferrei, R. Suhre, R Kin- gs')'. L. Davis. T. Ricker. Row 2: F. Sheffer. S Walters. M. Fulkerson. C. Strange. L. Meagher. S. Pearson. A Nilsson. L. Avery. B. Archibald. A. Alberding, M Ti- cen, T Koskmen, Row v K Roc, M. Kercheval, S. Rayburn, C Crum, G. Sexton, J. Davison, A Anderson, L. Irwin, K. Sexton, A. Burton, Row � : L. Dzicneiol, S. Ebenkamp, M Miller, S Sanders. M Barnett. D Bundy, S. Bond. C (.rum. R. Smith. L Surber, D. Greeno, L. Fulkerson, ( Boyer, A. Bray, J. Mohler, K. Hiland, 40 Band Row yj. Massey R. Marchino. A. Dunham. K. Cooper. B. Wimborough, M. Peterson. D. Dukes, T. Hastings, S. McQuinn. L. Scott. E. Sheets. B Werner. I.. John- son. A Marcum. T. Vandevender. T. Bates. Row6: M. Evans, R McCoy. L. Sanders, C Moore. A. ilouchcns. L. Peterson. I.. Bowman. 1.. Mohler, T. Sedwick. A. Salem. S. Hawes, T. Miller. 41 PEP BAND PRODS BULLDOGS TO VICTORY First Row. L. to R.: Anna Nilsson, Michelle Fulkerson. Carolyn Crum. Barbara Werner. Sec- ond Row: Roger Suhre, Geary Sexton. Lisa Meagher, Lenard Surbcr, Third Row: Tcrcsita Rayburn. Melinda Kercheval. Danny Bundy, Mike Evans, Fourth Row: Angela Burton, Todd Hastings, Ted Miller. Fifth Row: Richard Kin- gery. Lisa Scott. Steph McQuinn. Mark Peter- son. Angela Anderson, Ellen Sheets. Jon Ferrel, Sixth Row: Todd Vandevender. Monica Miller. Jamie Mohler. L. to R.: Lisa Peterson. Angie Salem. Lisa Mohler. Rita McCoy. Lorita Sanders. Gina McKinney. Trish Sedwick. Leigh Bowman, Amy Houchens. Carolyn Moore, Stacey Hawes. 42 45 CHOIR SINGS IN HARMONY Choir Officers L. to R. Beth Evans. Chadd Dunn, Mr. Hunter. Angela Brothers. Krystal Roe. Kara Cooper 44 CHORALAIRES HAVE THE RHYTHM Bottom row: L. to R. Chadd Dunn, Todd Vandcvender, Mark Peterson, John Rogers. Top Row: L. to R. Lora Fearnow, Andrea Ogle. Amy Houchens, Lisa Peterson, Lisa Mohler. Beth Evans. Marla Jenkins 45 Thespians present Thurber’s Carnival The Thespians presented a collection of James Thurber's best writings at their fall play. Above Left: Chadd Dunn has the tables turned by Krystal Roe. Below Left: Danny Douglas tells about a bed falling on his father. Below Center: Neal Stock and Angela Anderson on their way to the hairdresser. Above Right: Lynette Tar- kington and Jamie Mohler portray the Big Bad Wolf surveying the goods. Below Right: Jamie Mohler, Mr. Thurber dic- tates a letter to Miss Bagley (Amy IIou- chens) to clear the issue of grandma being a nudist. 46 Spring Playgoers view the Curious Savage The Thespian's spring presentation was the Cur- ious Savage, a story about an eccentric old lady that has been committed to a home by her greedy chil- dren because she wants to set up a fund for other people with her money. The children try to uncover her hidden money in a well acted comedy. Below: Hannibal, Tyler Phillips, plays a tune for the other residents. Lynett Tarkington and Krystal Roe. Top right: Mrs. Savage. Angela Anderson, argues with her children Andrea Ogle and Geary Sexton. Middle: Residents Krystal. Tyler, and Jason Cheek play cards. 47 Pep Club enthusiasm oil wheels of victories Pep Club Officers: From the top: Beth Evans. Tom Wyrick, Amy Shoup. Troy Hoskins. Kim Fields.Jesse Wyrick. Suzanne Sanders. Troy Knoderer. Amy Fields. Matt Witherow. Under the ladder. Sponsors Barbara Siegfried and Sharon McClughen. This year's pep club was very enthusiastic and enjoyed a fun filled year. The members had an exciting night in Hawaii, where people dressed Hawaiian with hula skirts, flowered shirts, and sunglasses. The club also sponsored a dance after the faculty-senior game. Mrs. Siegfried, left, was honored for her 24 years of service as pep club sponsor. 49 FCA POPULAR WITH STUDENTS THAT CARE THE CENTRALI AN NEWSHOUNDS The Centralian staff publish an interesting monthly newspaper about school happenings and a huge senior edition in the spring. Taking a respite are the staff mem- bers, front row, Lea Thompson, Laird Hunt, Tami Buzan; Back, Susan Groleau, Richie Smith, Jennifer Milner, and sponsor Karen Klein. so HONOR SOCIETY EARN SCHOLASTIC AWARDS HONOR SOCIETY OF- FICERS: Left to Right, Susan Shoup, Sec.; Neal Stock, Treas.; Brian New- ton, President; Kim Milli- kan, V. Pres. I ront row. L to R: Kim Millikan. Beth Evans, Susan Shoup. Lora Fearnow. Carol Smith. Amy Hosteter. Barbara Warner. Sharon Brewer. Middle. L to R Amy Shoup. Julie Keisling. Andrea Marcum. Deann Kelly. Michelle Fulkerson. Lisa Peterson. Andrea Ogle, Lynn Scamahorn. Brian Newton. Top. L to R: Chadd Dunn. Elizabeth Perkins. I om Wyrick, Kim Gerhart. Neal Stock. Laird Hunt. Dean Wyrick. Laura Avery. Angela Anderson. Geary Sexton. Carolyn Moore. Leigh Ann Bowman, Lisa McCoy. Mindee Maple. 51 Foreign Language Club Art Club Has Designs Front. L to R: John Rogers. Tracy Stock- berger. Danny Bundy. Carol Ruse. Back. L to R: Tracy Young. Mike Arvidson. Tom Ly- brook, Reinhard Para- dies. Tammy Stevens. Mr. Campbell. 52 OEA LEARNS TO EARN Bottom, L to R: Lori Evans, Sherri Downs, Lorita Sanders, Susan Grolou, JoAnn Brock. Middle, L to R: Brenda Pitzer, Sandra Spurling. Deanna Cole. Terri Ri- chey. Patricia Sedwick, Rita Crum, Tracy Stock- berger. Angie King, Tammy Stevens. Top. L to R: Mr. Walters. Missy Peterson. Tami Buzan, Ellen Lybrook, Amy Oaks. Brianna Bar- nett. Terisita Rayburn, Lisa McCoy. MATH-SCIENCE CLUB EXPLORES NATURE Bottom, L to R: Dean Wyrick, Angela Anderson, Richie Smith, Lisa Scott. Susan Shoup. Laura Avery, Brian Newton. Middle, L to R Lisa Mohler. Krystal Roc, Amy Houchens, Mrs. Calvert, Carol Ruse. Lucinda Davis. Rita Crum, Gery Sexton. Deanna Cole. Deann Kelly. Angela Brothers. Scott Fox. Doug Schimmel. Barbara Werner. Top. L to R: Tom Wyrick, Jason Payton. Danny Douglass. Scott Waters, Neal Stock. Brian Page. 55 OFFICE HELPERS Provide Invaluable Assistance 1st Row, L to R: D, Smith, S. McQuinn, R. Smith. 2nd Row: T. Devore, M. Fulkerson, A. Hosteter, L. Patter- son. 3rd Row: J. Rule, S. Hodson. The office helpers keep busy by picking up absence slips and running errands for the office. The office helpers are a very important part of the operation of the school. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS This year's foreign exchange students are showing their new American habits. L to R: Sandrine Fournier, France; Reinhard Paradies, Germany; Anna Karin Nilsson, Sweden; Topi Koskinen, Finland. They have participated in many social activities and clubs. Also they have enjoyed getting involved in Clinton Central's School Spirit. 54 Student Council on the Way Up 1st Row, L to R: B. Newton, R. Smith, T. Wyrick. 2nd Row: L. Fearnow, B. Evans. Jrd Row: E. Perkins, J. Keisling, M. Sanders. 4th Row: A. Shoup, B. McKinney. 5th Row: J. Wyrick, K. Fields, K. Cooper, T. Vandevender. 6th Row: Mrs. Pearson, R. McCoy, J. Wayt, C. Hosteter, T. Knoderer. 7th Row: B. Padgett, S. McMinn.J. Rule, A. Fields, S. Ward. 8th Row: G. Kin- gery, M. Barnett, K. Avery, K. Hos- teter, W. Zetterburg. riVDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Tom Wyrick, President; Kim Fields, Secre- tary; Elizabeth Perkins, Reporter; Amy Shoup, Vice President; Troy Knoderer, Trea- surer This year's Student Council was involved in many projects. They sponsored the home- coming and hardwood dances. They also sponsored a food drive for the needy. In April they sponsored a computer matchup. This year, the Student Council Juniors attended the Student Council Convention over a week- end at the University of Southern Indiana. FHA IS ON THE MOVE With approximately 80 members, the FHA par- ticipates in many activities throughout the year. They celebrate FHA week with red and white day, a balloon lift-off, a member exchange day with Frankfort, an all county party, and a staff and bus driver breakfast. One day during the week the mem- bers receive carnations. Other activities include: Senior special, parent award VIP banquet. State FHA conference, FHA dance, district meetings, Rockathon for Ronald McDonald House, Daddy Date Night, Holiday Cheer Baskets to needy fam- ilies, and they adopt grandparents through Frank- fort area nursing homes. Selling Tom Watt and candy are the moneymaking projects that support these activities. Top Row, Lio R: Lora Fearnow, Missy Peterson, Becky Lamar.Johna Hawkins, Lori Derrick. Middle Row: Catie Wellman, Connie Stevens, Leigh Bowman, Lisa Laughner, Brianna Barnett. Carolyn Crum. Sharon Brewer. Bottom Row: Mrs. Thorley, Renay Cooper, Sheri Downs, Susan Groleau. Mrs. Mohler. 56 THE FHA IS IN HEAVEN” The annual F HA dance was held at the Neighborhood Center. The Queen this year was Missy Peterson who was escorted by Ron Royer. Her court consisted of Seniors; Lisa Mohler escorted by Jason I.aughner, and Sheri Downs escorted byjim Grimes; Ju- nior, Renay Cooper escorted by Sherman Anderson; Sophomore, Leigh Bowman escorted by Darrin Clouse; and Freshman, Brianna Barnett escorted by Todd Fox. 57 CENTRAL STUDENTS CELEBRATE HOMECOMING Payton chosen queen This year's Homecoming celebration was kicked off with the homecoming games at school. The Juniors, led by Mark Hawn and David White- man, won the 3 legged race. The Seniors pulled through with a win in the tug-of-war, and the Sophomores won the tire roll. Todd Leazenby was this year's 1st annual F.H.A. legs contest winner. The banner contest was won with the F.F.A. predicting CC will harvest a victory. This year's homecoming Queen was Angie Payton; she was escorted by Darryl Stock. Her court con- sisted of Seniors Lisa Peterson escorted by Brian Newton, and Amy Hosteter escorted by Ri- chie Smith. The underclassmen were: Junior Deanna Cole es- corted by Brent McKinney, Sophomore Kim Fields escorted by Andy Davison, and Fresh- man Suzanne Sanders escorted by Leonard Surber. The Bull- dogs lost a heartbreaker to Clin- ton Prairie with a score of 0-7. ss SUSAN SHOUP CROWNED HARDWOOD QUEEN mmm tmmm Susan Shoup was elected Hardwood Queen by the student body and was crowned during the halftime at the Sheridan game. I he Student Council sponsored a dance following the game. Pictured above are: From left to right on the floor, Clark Smith. Dan- ny Douglas, Darrin Smith, Allison Cline, Queen Susan Shoup. Brett Hillis, Jay Wyrick, Ron Royer, and Troy Knoderer. On the steps, first row, L to R: Lisa Peterson and Lori Evans. Second Row, L to R: Kara Cooper, Elizabeth Perkins, and Becky Archibald. Bottom left. Basketball captain Richie Smith crowns Susan, while at the right, the girls await the announcement. V) JR. SR. PROM FOREVER IN YOUR ARMS” Left to right: E. Perkins, escorted by B. McKinney. L Evans, escorted by T. Newell. M. Fulkerson, escorted by J. Davis. L. Peterson, escorted by S. Wulf, A. Shoup. escorted by M. Quick. The 1986 Prom was held at the Frank- fort Armory. This year's theme was For- ever in your Arms . The guests danced to the music of the band Under Fire. The gym was beautifully decorated in burgun- dy, pink, and silver. Michelle Fulkerson, senior, was the prom queen. 60 7 y o fit Erinne 3ullDo G C O v T Ry r Vicre 1 1 1 • w 'jl' s ' o- i 7 1 ' • I ; t 7 ; tiiy-'f 7 ' I , t A • ' 61 BULLDOGS STRUGGLE THROUGH TOUGH SEASON I. to R, First Row: Greg Kizcr, Ron Royer, Scott Waters. Tom Wyrick. Jay Wyrick.Jim Wood. Gerrid Tishner. Second Row: Steve McKinney. Brian Crick. Brian Mil- burn. Richie Allen, Todd Leazenby. Danny Douglass. Greg Turner.Jim Moore. Third Row: Darrin Surber. Billy Hawes, Mike Gross.Jamie Pitzer, Chad Perkins, Todd Fox. Chris Keller. Mgr. Wade Roberts. DOGS END ON POSITIVE NOTE The 1985 football team had an enthusiastic but disappoint- ing year. The team was encouraged by the strong leadership of fifteen seniors. The Bulldogs' defense against the run was extremely strong. The Bulldogs ended their season on a good note. In the first ever sectional, the Bulldogs led the whole game, but lost in the final minutes by one point. The sectional game was a heartbreaker for this year's seniors, but leaves encouragement for next year's team. The 1985 football team will be remembered for its desire and heart. They faced a lot of adversity throughout the season but never quit. 62 63 LADY BULLDOGS HAVE EXPLOSIVE SEASON r N T Bulldogs Earn State Honors Clinton Central's Volleyball team had one of its most success- ful seasons ever. This year with Coach Barnett facing a rebuilding year, and the Bulldogs with only 2 starters returning achieved a record of 25 wins and 3 losses which is the best record in C.C. history. The Lady Bulldogs started out the season by winning the Hoosier Conference Tourney by overcoming 6th ranked McCutcheon in the final game. This enabled the Bulldogs to move into the Indiana State Polls at number 19. As the season progressed so did the Bulldogs by moving up in the state polls to 12th, then 8th, then holding 6th position until the end of the regular season. The Lady Bulldogs also accomplished the highest team rating in Clinton Central's History. The Bulldogs closed out their season by being defeated by the Tipton Blue Devils in the 2nd game of the Sectional. With only Andrea Ogle and Kim Millikan graduating, the future looks bright for the Lady Bull- dogs. Ogle, Millikan graduate Front Row: I. to R. Gina McKinney. Jessica Taylor. Kim Fields. Suzanne Sanders. Second Row: L to R. Elizabeth Perkins. Bobbi Kallner. Third Row; I. to R. Miss Christian. Kim Gerhart. Kim Millikan. Andrea Oj le. Katie Grceman. Mrs. Barnett. Top Row: L to R, Deanna Cole. Amy Shoup. 64 GIRLS SWIM TEAM HAD SUCCESSFUL SEASON The girl swimmers closed their season at 4-12, but had plenty of reason to be proud of their efforts. Everyone on the team improved greatly this year, not only on the strokes, but also in times. Coach Janet Norris, with only six upper- classmen, said the team displayed a lot of talent despite its youth and inexperience. She is look- ing forward to next year. HIGHLIGHTS Lea Thompson set a school div- ing record and placed eleventh in the sectional. Stephanie McQuinn also placed in the 200 freestyle and the 500 free. The 400 free relay team also placed in the sectional. Julie Kiesling, Angie Salem, Thompson, and McQuinn were members of the team. Front Row: Chris Mennen. Christine Crum. Becky Archibald, Christy Tishner. Terri Bates, Jeanne Wyrick, Andrea Marcum. Middle: Stephanie McQuinn. Leigh Bowman, Jennifer Rogers. Lea Thompson. Back Row: Cindy Strange. Angie Salem. Sandrine Fournier. Carolyn Crum. Barbara Werner, Julie Kiesling, Susan Groleau. 67 FALL SPORTS AWARDS FOOTBALL All-Conference ....Ron Royer, Scott Waters All Country Team .... Ron Royer, Scott Waters, Todd I.eazenby Defensive Award Danny Douglass Senior Plaques ....Ron Royer, Scott Waters, Brian Ridenour. Richie Allen, Brian Crick, Terry Coffman, Laird Hunt, Todd Leazenby.Jay Wyrick, Gerrid Tishner, Greg Kizer.John Rogers, Tom Wyrick, Brian Milburn, Jim Wood Academic All-State ..Tom Wyrick VOLLEYBALs Top Spiker .........Deanna Cole Top Setter .........Amy Shoup Top Passer .........Deanna Cole Top Server .........Andrea Ogle Mental Attitude ....Kim Millikan J.V. Server ........Gina McKinney Senior Plaques .....Andrea Ogle, Kim Millikan All-Conference .....Kim Fields, Deanna Cole All Country Team .... 1st team: Kim Millikan, Andrea Ogle 2nd team: Deanna Cole, Amy Shoup, Jessica Tay- lor Honorable Mention . Kim Fields GIRLS' SWIMMING Most Improved .....Ann Alberding High Point ........Steph McQuinn Mental Attitude ...Julie Keisling Senior Plaques ....Barbara Werner, Carolyn Crum, Susan Groleau, Sandrine Fournier CROSS COUNTRY Mental Attitude ...Darryl Stock Most Valuable Boy . Rodney Ottinger Most Valuable Girl .Tammy Bowman Senior Plaques ....Rodney Ottinger, Reinhard Paradies, Darryl Stock, Angie Payton, Topi Koskinen, Marla Jen- kins 68 FALL SPORTS RECORDS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Opp. C.C. They VARSITY GIRLS’ SWIMMING Westfield Win 27 31 °pp. C.C. They Carroll Win 16 46 N. Western 63 108 County Placed second Lebanon 70 93 Tri-Central Win 25 30 N. Montgomery 88 83 VARSITY FOOTBALL Carroll Invit. 1st out of 7 Carroll 91 73 Opp. C.C. They Rossville Win 23 32 Frankfort 78.5 93.5 Frankfort 7 14 Western Boone Win 24 31 Western Boone 67 99 Hamilton Heights 9 27 Sheridan Win 27 28 Eastern 78 91 Sheridan 0 37 Harrison Delphi Placed second Zionsville 45 125 Zionsville 7 48 Frontier Invit. 6th out of 12 Lewis Cass 79 87 Clinton Prairie 0 7 Clinton Prairie Lose 44 15 Western 70 97 Hamilton South Eastern 0 31 Conference Meet Placed sixth Twin Lakes 68 101 Tri-Central 0 21 Sectional Placed sev- Attica 65 106 Westfield 10 35 enth Delphi 72 100 Central Catholic 6 7 Carroll Invit. 4th out of 6 Hamilton South Eastern McCutcheon In. School for Deaf VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opp. Sheridan Twin Lakes Benton Central Harrison McCutcheon Northwestern Western Boone Rossville Tipton Caston Westfield Carroll Crawfordsville Gary Wirt E. Chicago Washington 15-1, 15-5 Frankfort Tri-Central Zionsville Clinton Prairie Hamilton S.E. Michigan City Rogers Taylor Tipton Tri-Central Scores 15-6, 15-6 15-7, 15-4 15-2, 15-2 15-7, 15-4 9-15, 15-4, 16-14 15-4, 12-15, 15-6 15-5, 15-8 15-6, 15-12 15-13, 15-10 15-4, 15-10 15-6, 15-11 15-6, 15-2 15-2, 15-3 15-1, 15-8 17-15, 15-3 15-5, 15-9 15-7, 8-15. 15-13 6-15, 14-16 15-9, 15-10 12-15, 11-15 15-3. 16-14 10-15, 2-15 15-9, 15-9 69 Bulldogs cruise to 16-6 basketball record L to R: Richie Smith. Brent McKinney. Brian Newton, Steve Hodson, Darryl Stock. Laird Hunt, Mark Sanders, Mickey Fcarnow, John Shoup. Manager Doug Schimmel. The Bulldogs, under Coach John Sloggett, compiled a very respectable 16-6 season record. An inexperienced front line was in evidence as the Green and White lost the first two outings, but they rebounded to capture ten straight victories including Cen- tral's own holiday tourney. Central was tabbed co-favorites to cop the sectional tourney, but were upended by the champion, Tipton. Junior Mike Shoup led the team in scoring with a healthy 24 points per game average, but he had excellent support as four players finished at or near the double figure mark. Junior Steve Hodson was the team's leading rebounder and also had the top field goal percentage while Senior Richie Smith led the team in assists. John Shoup was named to the all conference team, and along with Richie Smith to the all county team. 70 THE 17-3 RESERVE TEAM: L to R: Todd Caldwell, Steve McKinney, Mark Laughner, Chad Perkins, David Dukes,Jason Payton.Jason Stroup. Andy Davison, Mark Hawn. Manager Doug Schimmel. Young Bulldogs Claim Fourth Sectional Front: 1. to R. Stephanie McQuinn. Angie Payton, Kim Millikan. Deanna Cole.'p. Amy Shoup. Back: L to R, Carol Ruse, Coach Christian, Katie Grceman, Kim Fields, Kim Gerhart. Bobbi Kallner, Jessica Taylor, Gina McKinney. Elizabeth Perkins. Coach Barnett. The Lady Bulldogs continued their domi- nation of the local sectional tourney by rack- ing up their fourth straight crown en route to a fine 17-5 record. The Bulldogs, with only two seniors, also were conference champs with a 6-1 record, and won the Muncie North and Clinton County tourneys. The girls lost four of their first five season games, but then strung 13 straight winning efforts the rest of the way. They won three more in tourney play before being ousted by Anderson. Central was paced by sophomore Steph- anie McQuinn’s inside game and Deanna Cole's outside play. McQuinn averaged 14 points a game with Cole slightly under her with twelve, but all the girls displayed a knack for scoring during the season. 72 Tilt RESERVE ROSTER, f ront Row: L to R, Bobbie Kallncr, Deann Kelly, Michele Holt. Middle: Lisa McCoy, Gina McKinney. Coach Christian, Suzanne Sanders. Rita McCoy. Top Row: Manager Elizabeth Perkins. Kim Gerhart. Coach Barnet. Kris Kelly, Manager Carol Ruse 73 Wrestlers travel in the fast lane Front row left to right: ChristieTishncr, David Fox, Jeff Cline, Juan DeLeon, Dave Unger, Billy Hawes MiddleGerridTishner, Todd Leazenby, Brad Lawler, Matt Mennen, Danny Douglas. Bryan Ridenour. Greg Turner Top Coach Downing, Jim Wood. John Rogers, Jay Wyrick. Jesse Wyrick. Ron Royer, Scott Waters, Coach Callahan The wrestling team, with seven seniors completing the season, compiled a 15-2 dual season record and captured its third straight regional crown. The DAWGS were ranked as high as 14th in the state. I lighlights of the year were winning the Blind School tourney, finishing second in the conference and sectional, fifth at Con- nersville, and sent four qualifiers to the state. Tishner fourth in state Gerrid Tishner, Central’s 119 pounder, finished fourth in the state meet for the high- est finish ever for a Clinton County wrestler. Tishner finished the year with a fine 34-4 record and was 104-16 in his four years of competition. He was the only wrestler to place in the state meet. 74 Bryan Ridenour, left, leaving for his second state tourna- ment. Bryan finished the season with a 32-2 record. John Rogers, right, had a career 102-11 re- cord, was 29-1 in 1986. and a three time state qualifier. 75 Swimmers hit new high Front Row, Left to Right: Troy Knodcret. Richard Kingery. Mark Peterson, Chris Wellman. Second Row: Chris Keller, Lance Scott, David Spray, Neal Stock. Chadd Dunn. Todd Vandevender. Top Row: Brian Milburn. Reinhard Paradies. Dean Wyrick. Tom Wyrick. Topi Koskinen, Coach Norris. The Central swimmers, led by Senior Reinhard Paradies, posted the first ever winning season, finishing with a nine and five record in dual meets. With five seniors, the Greenclad tankers won the Westfield Invitational, were second in the conference meet, and seventh in the sectional. Paradies, an exchange student from Germany, had a banner year as he put four new records in the book and assisted in a fifth. Paradies lowered the times in the 200 Individual Medley, the 100 Butterfly, the 100 Backstroke, the 100 Breaststroke, and, along with Dean and Tom Wyrick and Brian Milburn, the 400 Freestyle Relay. He finished third in the sectional backstroke. Diver Chadd Dunn won the conference meet and the 200 Medley Relay team of Tom and Dean Wyrick, Paradies, and Richard Kingery also captured the conference crown. 76 Freshmen netters show improvement The ninth grade team finished the sea- son with a record of 5-7 mark and were runners-up in the tourney at Clinton Prai- rie. Team members were: Front row. L to R: Todd Roberts, Alan Dunn, Jon Ferrel, Mark Williams, Clay Hosteter, Todd Landes. Top, L to R: Coach Rex Bowman, Marvin Leach, Kenny Mangis, Mark Brown. Jake Crum. Todd Hastings, Brad Morris, Manager Leonard Surbur. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Front, Jenni Wayt. Top. L to R: Becky Archibald, Kim Roe, Anne Alberding. 77 CHEERLEADERS RACE FOR SCHOOL SPIRT Front row: Lori F,vans, Julie Keisling, Lynett Tarkington, Lora Fearnow, Elizabeth Perkins. Back row: Jay Wyrick, Todd Leazenby, Chadd Dunn. Neal Stock. Danny Douglass 78 L to R: Jay Wyrick. Neal Stock, Chadd Dunn. Danny Douglass. Todd Leazenby J.v. CHEERLEADERS FOLLOWUP SPIRT RACE L to R: Lea Thompson, Jennifer Rogers, Kara Cooper, Mindy Maple, Deana Huffer 7 Wa- for ywr ■ effort Ex-Cheerleaders gather to honor Air . Siegfried 79 W INTER SPORTS RECORDS GIRLS BASKETBALL c.c. OPP. Caston 53 54 Central Catholic 84 41 Northwestern 41 OT 46 Tipton 45 55 Zionsville 43 46 Rossville 84 40 Westfield 60 50 County Tourney Clinton Prairie 52 50 Rossville tl 60 36 Sheridan 67 42 Tri-Central 55 39 Hamilton Heights 48 47 Muncie North Tourney Muncie North 57 39 Blue River 58 45 Frankfort 80 44 Carroll 40 36 Clinton Prairie 54 46 Hamilton Southeastern 55 23 Sectional Rossville 54 29 Tipton 59 56 Tri-Central 59 50 Regional Anderson Highland 51 63 BOYS SWIMMING C.C. OPP. Logansport 74 98 Maconaquah 64 98 North Mont. 113 60 Carroll 92 77 Frankfort 56 113 Delphi 96 70 Hamilton Southeastern 83 74 Westfield Inv. 1st Attica 108 54 Zionsville 62 86 Western Boone 69 77 McCutcheon 94 75 Westfield Won by forfeit Eastern 90 79 Lebanon 90 78 WRESTLING C.C. OPP. H.H. 40 36 Alexandria 48 18 Frankton 54 21 Sheridan 74 6 WeBo 55 21 Carroll 72 6 Clinton Prairie 60 23 Frankfort 47 27 Tri-Central 44 27 Whites Inst. 78 6 Frankton 56 18 Connersville Invt. 5th team out of 22 Westfield 37 33 Blind School Invt. 1st Frankfort 49 21 Warren Central 31 39 John Marshall 72 6 Oak Hill 27 39 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL C.C. OPP. Tipton 46 78 Delphi 76 77 Frontier 59 46 Frankfort 62 49 Zionsville 59 55 Westfield Holiday Tourney 70 69 Carroll 80 70 Clinton Prairie 74 56 Northwestern 65 54 Clinton Prairie 74 69 Western 67 62 Taylor 61 54 Sheridan 66 88 Noblesville 45 84 Tri-Central 76 OT 74 Rossville 94 65 Hamilton Heights 66 70 Carroll 72 71 Western Boone 52 47 Hamilton Southeastern Sectional 53 51 Frankfort 63 OT 61 Tipton 51 72 80 WINTER SPORTS AWARDS BOY S SWIMMING High Point ...................................................................................... Reinhard Paradies Most Improved ............................................................................................. Richard Kingery Senior Plaques ........................................ Brian Milburn, Reinhard Paradies, Dean Wyrick, Tom Wyrick Adult Enthusiasm Award ............................................................................ Sharon Wyrick WRESTLING Mental Attitude ....................................................................................... Danny Douglass Most Improved ......................................................................................... Scott Waters Dawg of the Year ..................................................................................... Gerrid Tishner Senior Plaques Gerrid Tishner, Bryan Ridenour,Jeff Cline.Jim Wood, Todd Leazenby, Scott Waters, Ron Royer,John Rogers, Jay Wyrick All Conference ........................................................... Bryan Ridenour. John Rogers, Gerrid Tishner Sectional Champs ................... David Fox, Gerrid Tishner, Bryan Ridenour, Scott Waters, Ron Royer, John Rogers Regional Champs .......................................................... Bryan Ridenour, John Rogers, Gerrid Tishner State Qualifiers ........................................................................ Bryan Ridenour, John Rogers State Quarter Finalist ................................................................................ Scott Waters State Placer ..................................................................................... Gerrid Tishner 4th Semi-State Champ ........................................................................................John Rogers Semi-State Runner-Up ........................................................................................... Bryan Ridenour Semi-State 3rd Runner-Up ............................................................... Gerrid Tishner, Scott Waters Adult Enthusiasm Award ................... Nancy Rogers, Marcia Snyder, David Tishner, Diane Waters. Daphne Rayburn GIRL'S BASKETBALL Assists ................................................................................................. Deanna Cole Rebounds .......................................................................................... Stephanie McQuinn Free Throw % ............................................................................................ Deanna Cole Field Goal % ...................................................................................... Stephanie McQuinn Mental Attitude .......................................................................................... Amy Shoup J.V. Free Throw % ...................................................................................... Michelle Holt Senior Plaques ............................................................................ Kim Millikan, Angie Payton All Conference ......................................................... Deanna Cole. Stephanie McQuinn, Kim Millikan All County ......................................................................... Deanna Cole, Stephanie McQuinn All County Second Team .................................................................. Katie Greemen, Kim Millikan All Lafayette Area Team ................................................... Stephanie McQuinn ... Honorable Mention Adult Enthusiasm Award ................................................................................... Mark Ladd BOY'S BASKETBALL Assists ........................................................................................... Richie Smith Rebounds .......................................................................................... Steve Hodson Free Throw % .......................................................................................John Shoup Field Goal % ...................................................................................... Steve Hodson Mental Attitude .................................................................................. Laird Hunt J.V. Free Throw % ............................................................................. Steve McKinney 9th Free Throw % ................................................................................... Alan Dunn Senior Plaques ...................... Mickey Fearnow, Brian Newton, Richie Smith, Darryl Stock, Doug Schimmel All Conference .....................................................................................John Shoup All County ............................................................................John Shoup, Richie Smith All County Second Team ............................................................................ Brian Newton Adult Enthusiasm Award.....Joe Avery.Jim McKinney, Helen Shoup, Helen Hunt, Gloria Young, Daisy Schimmel, Vaughn Newton. Jim Siegfried, Sherry Siegfried Senior Plaques for Cheerleaders .................................................... Lori Evens, Lora Fearnow Senior Plaques for Boy Cheerleading ................................................ Todd Leazenby, Jay Wyrick Linksmen travel bumpy road L to R Coach Ralph Walker,John Huffer, David Fox,Jason Stroup. Neal Stock. Wade Roberts, Todd Wall, Mark Faulkner,Julie Keisling, Cindy Strange. Dean Wyrick The Golf Team, with a handicap of inexperience, struggled through the season with only two dual wins. All the players showed improvement. Todd Wall and John Huffer played the number one position most of the year with Jason Stroup coming on late in the year. Players practice in preparation for the County meet. s Boys Track Team has 4-2 dual record Girls match Boys with 4-3 dual record 1. to R Front Row — Teresa Ricker. Jennifer Davison. I.ora Chester, Jennifer Rogers, Lea Thompson. Second Row — Coach Christian. Sandrine Fournier. Kim fields. Andrea Marcum. Rita Crum. Anna Karin Nilsson. Bobbie Kallner. Kim Millikan. Coach Barnett. Third Row — Gina McKinney Michelle Holt. Jamie Hudson. Jessica Taylor. Katie Greeman, Krissy Kelly. Stephanie McQuinn. Deanna Cole. Deann Kelly. Tammy Bowman. Lucinda Davis L to R Terry Coffman. Topi Kaskinen. Laird Hunt. Darryl Stock. Reinhard Paradies. Rodney Ottinger, Second Row — Coach Mike Thompson. Danny Douglass. Brent McKinney. Steve McKinney. Mark Hawn. Craig Martin. Coach Tom Griffy. Back Row — Eddie Ottinger. Chadd Dunn. Jason Payton. Ritchie Robinson. Todd Ottinger. Chris Keller. Todd Roberts. Baseball Road one of Hills and Valleys Front row, L to R — Darren Surbur, Tom Wyrick, Todd Dillingham. Scott Fox, Richie Allen. Andy Davison. Top. L to R — Coach Curt Downing. Ron Royer, Brian Newton, Mark I.aughner. Steve Hodson. Chad Perkins. Coach Todd Croy. Green and White post winning record The baseball team, under new coach Curt Downing, finished the year with a 13-9 record. The Bulldogs, with five seniors, strung together a seven game winning streak but faltered late in the season, dropping four straight before finishing with some fine play. A highlight of the year was winning the County Title. 84 Fronr row. L to R — Lance Scott. Mark Williams. Jamie Mohler, Jason Cheek. Leonard Surbur. Top. L to R — Coach Croy, Kenny Mangis. Mark Ticen. Kevin Riden- our. Chad Perkins. Andy Davison, Todd Hastings. I he Junior Varsity GOLF TEAM We They Spring Sports Boys Track We They Clinton Prairie 222 201 Western Boone 61 57 Westfield 218 194 Clinton Prairie 46 81 Rossville 211 182 Sheridan 71 55 Carroll 190 206 Zionsville 40 87 Sheridan 219 198 Tri-Central. Carroll Second County Fourth Carroll 74 53 Frontier 202 208 Rossville 73 53 Conference Seventh County Third Zionsville. Prairie Third Conference Eighth Western Boone 210 167 Rossville 202 187 Sectional 14th SPRING SPORTS AWARDS Baseball Fielding — Steve Hodson, Mark Laughner Mental Attitude — Scott Fox Batting — Todd Dillingham BASEBALL Senior Awards — Richie Allen, Todd We They Dillingham, Scott Fox, Ron Royer, Tipton 0 6 Scott Waters. 6 2 All-Conference — Todd Dillingham, Taylor 0 2 Mark Laughner Rossville 11 3 4 2 Golf Carroll 6 5 Medalist —Jason Stroup 4 3 Mental Attitude —John Huffer Hamilton SE 9 1 Best Putter —John Huffer Western 5 3 Senior Awards —John Huffer, Dean 7 6 Wyrick Girls Track Tri-Central 2 12 We They Clinton Prairie 4 6 Boys Track Western Boone 56 53 Sheridan 2 1 High Point — Mark Hawn Clinton Prairie 40 69 Zionsville 5 0 Senior Awards — Terry' Coffman, Laird Sheridan 59 50 Hamilton Heights 1 5 Hunt, Rodney Ottinger, Darryl Stock Carroll 66 43 Westfield 2 6 All-Conference — Mark Hawn Zionsville 21 88 Eastern 1 0 Tri-Central, Carroll Second Frankfort 12 9 Girls Track Frankfort 43 66 Central Catholic 0 7 High Point — Tammy Bowman Rossville 59 50 2 7 Mental Attitude — Tammy Bowman Deaf School, Westfield First Sectional Senior Awards — Kim Millikan Conference Tied for Third Carroll 5 2 All-Conference — Tammy Bowman. County Second Frankfort 0 3 Stephanie McQuinn Sectional Eighth 86 Senior Awards Art Awards Clinton Central Art Show Tempera Batik ......................................... Reinhard Paradies Oil Painting .............................................. Mike Arvidson Pastel on Velour........................................... Mike Arvidson Cloth Batik ................................................John Rogers Tempera Design .................. Tracy Stockberger — BEST IN SHOW Dollars For Scholars ................. Reinhard Paradies. Tammy Stevens County School Competiton by Psi Iota Xi Oil Painting ...............................................John Rogers Women s Christian Temperance Union Poster Contest .... Tracy Stockberger FIRST IN’ STATE ...................................... Tracy Stockberger Athletic Awards Athletic Achievement Plaques ...... Laird Hunt. Kim Millikan. Ron Royer, Darryl Stock. Scott Waters. Tom Wyrick Athletic Blankets ................. Laird Hunt. Kim Millikan. Ron Royer. Darryl Stock, Scott Waters. Tom Wyrick Football Academic All-State ..................................... Tom Wyrick Army Reserve Achievement Recognition ............ Kim Millikan. Laird Hunt Business Awards Shorthand Award .............................................. Brenda Pitzer Typing Awards ................................. Lora Fearnow. Angie King Centralian Awards Journalism ....................... Susan Groleau. Laird Hunt. Richie Smith Mathematics Awards AHS Mathematics Exam — Top Scorer .................... Susan Shoup Mathematics Achievements ............... Sharon Brewer. Kim Millikan Brian Newton. Lynn Scamahorn. Susan Shoup. Barbara Werner. Dean Wyrick. Tom Wyrick Music Awards Band Arion ............................................... Lora Fearnow Band Arion Runner-up ................................. Michelle Fulkerson Choir Arion ............................................... Lisa Peterson Choir Arion Runner-up ...................................... Beth Evans Social Studies Awards Outstanding Government Students .............. Carol Smith. Tom Wyrick Student Council Awards Outstanding Student Council Member ........................ Tom Wyrick Senior Council Certificates ................ Beth Evans. Lora Fearnow. Brian Newton. Richie Smith. Tom Wyrick Academic Decathlon Awards...... Scott Amos. Doug Schimmel. Susan Shoup Up With Agriculture Award .................................... Lori Evans D.A.R. Certificate ............................................... Susan Shoup United States Senate Youth Program Award .......................... Beth Evans English Awards Purdue Certificates Of Recognition Kim Millikan. Susan Shoup. Senior English Awards .............................................. Susan Shoup Barbara Werner. Dean Wyrick. Tom Wyrick Drama Club Best Senior Performance...................................... Lisa Mohler Best Senior Crew Member ................................... Darryl Greeno Senior Officers ...........John Rogers. Vice Pres.; Susan Groleau. Treas. Distinguished Members Andrea Ogle. Darryl Greeno. Lisa Mohler. Krystal Roe FFA Awards Up With Agriculture Award W1LO Determination Award Dekalb Award .............. Superior Service Award .... Mental Attitude Award ..... Senior Leadership Award ... Scholarship Award ......... Ag Mechanics Award ........ Star Agribusinessman Award Star Farmer ................. ........... Lori Evans ............ Lori Evans .......... Dean Wyrick Lori Evans. Tom Wyrick ......... Darryl Stock .......... Susan Shoup ......... Susan Shoup .......... Scott Pelling ... Brian Wimborough ......... Brian Newton Foreign Language Awards Spanish IV Award .......................................... Carol Smith French III — Pronunciation ................................ Laird Hunt French I — Pronunciation .................................. Brian Page Clinton County Dollers For Scholars Scholarship.............. Lora Fearnow Indiana State University Talent Grant ...................... Doug Schimmel Vice President's Scholarship To Ivy Tech .................... Dan Snodgrass Ball State I niversity Scholarship........................... Andrea Ogle Tri-Kappa Scholarship ....................................... Brian Newton Milligan College Scholarship............................ Michelle Fulkerson W'al-Mart Scholarship ....................................... Tom Wyrick Jordan School of Music Scholarship .......................... Lisa Peterson C-CAP Scholarship ........................................... Andrea Ogle Purdue Club of Clinton County Scholarship ................... Brian Newton Michigantown Alumni Scholarship ............................. Brian Newton National Honor Society Scholarship .......................... Tom Wyrick Home Economics and FHA Awards Outstanding FHA Senior ........... President's Award ................ Management Class ................. Clothing I Class ................. Clothing II Class ................ Family Health Class .............. Family Relations Class............ Industrial Arts Awards Architectural Drawing ............ Industrial Arts Award ............ Auto Mechanics Award ............. Metals Machinery Award ......... Woods Plastics Award ........... Woods I. Second Place .............. .......................... Lisa Mohler ...................... Susan Groleau ......................... Sheri Downs ................... Tracy Stockberger ...................... Sharon Brewer .................... Colleen Wellman ....................... Carolyn Crum ...................... Darryl Greeno Scott Amos. Darryl Greeno. Ron Rover ........................ Andrea Ogle ........... Darryl Greeno. Ron Royer ......................... Danny Price ...................... Gerrid Tishner Harold Harmeson Scholarships .................. Amy Hosteter. Marla Jenkins. Kim Millikan. Brian Newton. Lynn Scamahorn. Susan Shoup. Richie Smith. Scott Waters. Barbara Werner. Dean Wyrick. Tom Wyrick Optimist Scholarship ..............................;........... Beth Evans Hoosier Scholarship .......................................... Susan Shoup Elk s Scholarship ............................................ Susan Shoup Independent Order of Foresters Scholarship ................... Susan Shoup Richard W. Falls Memorial Scholarship ....................... Lora Fearnow 87 School Activities Junior High Science Fair winners with project. FHA serves breakfast Teachers take a hike” Joanna and Erin practice art Students register guests at fall open house 88 89 Administration keeps wheels turning Smith retires at end of year Ned Smith, superintendent of Clinton Central schools for the past eight years, re- tired this year, after spending 37 years in edu- cation. During Mr. Smith's tenure the Multi-Pur- pose room was remodeled and an addition was made to the high school to give Central fine facilities. A program for the gifted and talented was started and the special education program was improved. Smith plans to move to southern Indiana to be near his children and grandchildren and to play golf and fish. Principal Vice Principal Robert Brinson Wayne Watson Wilbur Rule Athletic Director 90 Guidance Department Librarian John Hobaugh School Nurse Front Row. L to R Norman Buffer. Michael Ogle, Larry Mennen. Top. L to R: Robert Powell, Thomas Sheers, Mr. Smith. Jay Mitchell, Bill Calvert. 91 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 92 Above, left: Todd Croy. Above right: Dan Callahan. Left, middle: Sharon Calvert, Lower right: Rex Bowman. Lower left: Charles Campbell. English Department 93 Gre£ Scofield Business Department fii. - Above, left: Jacqueline K. Cook; Left: Dick Walters; Above: Ron Dunn Music Department 50 «■ HO ■ m Below, left: Jane Massey; Below, right: Nelson Hunter 95 Physical Education Department Karen Manuel John Sloggett Special Education Department 96 Above left. Norma Beaver; Below left. Velma Smith; Above. Lynn McGrew Mathematics Department Peggy Christian Julia Pearson Mike Thompson Mark Ladd Curt Downing Social Studies Department Donald Garrison D. Andrew Robertson John Holden 98 Robert Galbert High School Secretarial Staff Patricia Robertson Lomine Hosteter Nancy Padgett Cafeteria Staff Left to Right: Dianne Roberts. Leann Baum. Peggy Huffer. Judy Hendrickson. Barbara McGill. Audrey Meadors. Evelyn Crum. Norma Hillis. Custodial Staff 99 Left to Right: Carl McFarland. Gene Buntin. Evelyn Turner. Gordon McDonald. Dana McGill. Foreign Language Department Nancy Banas Barbara Siegfried Home Economics Department Janet Thorley 101 JR HI BAND AND CHOIR 102 Jr Hi FFA The PEP CLUB 103 JUNIOR HIGH GEARS UP EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Front Row. I. to R Chad Ricker. Scott McMinn, Eric Hodson. Karl Kercheval. Brooks Padgett. Top Row: Steve Matthews. Eric Greulach. Larry Laughner. Troy Cheek. Justin Long. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL: Front Row. L to R: Gary Kingcry, Chad Roberts. Todd Jenkins. Neal Randolph. Brandon Smith. Isaac Myers. Top Row: Ron Wright. Jason Abbott. Kerry Dunn. Robert Landes. Rusty Redman. Raymond Lowry. Mr. Walker. 104 FOR TWISTING ROAD AHEAD JUNIOR HI CROSS COUNTRY: Front Row, L to R: Steve Matthews, Roger Hawkins, Scott McMinn. Top, L to R; Rob McMinn, Neal Randolph. Mr. Griffy. Gary Kingery. Brian Walters. JUNIOR HI SWIM TEAM: Front Row. L to R: Jessica Suhre, Aaron Smith, Angie Bells,Jennifer Keisling, Shawn Smith. Middle Row, L to R: Shaunette Bond. Craig Whitcomb. Melissa McKinney. Ryan Smith. David Fearnow. Melanie Parker. David Wyrick.Julie Keisling. Top Row. I. to R: Melissa Gilbert. Wendell Zetterburg. Brian Pickard. Eric Click. Ned Crum. Jeff Noe. Erin Beaver. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL BUILDS FOR FUTURE Front. L. to R : George Biddle. Troy Cheek. Brian Pickard. Ryan Beck. David Mattingly. David Laflen. Eric Payton.Jeff Mooneyhan; Back. L. to R. Justin Long. Ned Crum. Darrin Ridenour. Eric Hodson. Scott Kizer, Jeff Noe, Andy Tishner. Russ Royer. Scott Southern. Front. L. to R.: Scott Douglass. Robert Landes. Erick Click. Chad Roberts. Andy Johnson. Brad Pickard. Jamie Bolinger. Craig Bard. Kevin Smith. Jason Spray. Greg Milburn. Ryan Cox. Chuck Willard. Mike Mosson, Jason McQuinn. Brian Bates. Back. L. to R. Todd Jenkins. Jason Abbott. Kerry Dunn. Russ Redman. Jeff Waters. Ramsey Grice. Mgr. Brad Crick. 106 JR. HIGH V-BALL TO FILL VARSITY SHOES Front, L. to R Stacia Payton, Amy Fields; Middle. L. to R Kristin Avery. Jenni LaMar. Tricia Southern; Back. L. to R.: Mgr. Ton. Montgomery. Wendy Watson. Stephanie Avery. Front. L. to R.:Jessica Suhre. Kristen Cooper. Michell Barnett,Jamie McWilliams. Samantha Duckworth. Melissa Hoskins. Back. L. to R Mgr Toni Montgomery. Maleta Sheagley. Sandra Ward. Lesley Gilbert. Karen Hosteter. Kristen Bowman. Krista Long. Erin Beaver. Evangeline Patterson. Angela Bray. Wendy Lucas. Lisa Mundell. Shawnette Bond. Ms. Manuel. 107 Junior Hi tracksters work hard to improve Seated L to R: Chris Pippinger. Jamie McWilliams. Michelle Barnett. Kristen Avery.Jenni LaMar. Middle L to R: Kim Hawkins. Wendy Lucas. Trish Southern.Jessica Byers, Stepanie Avery. Toni Montgomery. Top L to R Lori Fulkerson. Tami Dunn Jannine Brock. Amy Fields. Wendy Watson. Kristina Sexton. Kristen Bowman. Jennifer Keisling. Front Row L to R: Justin Hazlett, George Biddle. Gar)- Kingery, Jason Abbott. Erick Click. Neil Randolph. Brad Pickard. Roger Hawkins. Top L to R: Shawnette Bond. Scott Clouse. Karl Kercheval. Troy Cheek. Eric Payton. Larry Laughner, Justin Long. Scott McMinn. Sandra Ward. 108 Junior High Cheerleaders EIGHTH GRADE L to R: Elizabeth Clouse. Jennifer Keislin . Ryan Smith, Shawnctte Bond. 109 SEVENTH GRADE L to R; Julie Wood. Brandy Kingery, Sabine Grice. Extra-Curricular Activities Academic Decathlon Team FHA's Winning Display Skit for Pep Session Seventh Grade gearing up for long trip k sa Jason Abbott I Tammy Adkins l Steve Allen Kristin Avery % • 1 Craig Bard ' � . 1 f CLASS OFFICERS L. to R.: Sandi Poole, Sec.; Center, top: Angie Snell; Center, bottom: Michelle Barnett. Kristen Bowman, Vice Pres. 112 Jennifer Furst Lesley Gilbert Ramsey Grice Sabine Grice Christy Hawes Herman Hawkins Brian Henderson Russ Hensley Karen Hosteter Beth Ingram Phf ? S-)� Aii'iiM Brent Irwin Todd Jenkins Andy Johnson Mark Jones Brandy Kingery Gary Kingery Jennifer Kingsolver Kim Lamb Robert Landes Krista Long Raymond Lowery Wendy Lucas Julie Martin David McCarty Melissa McKinney 113 Jason McQuinn Jamie McWilliams Glenn Moore Jason Morris Mike Mosson Lisa Mundell Isaac Myers mL 3 Sherry Nelson Melanie Parker Shelly Paris Melissa Patchett Brad Pickard Sandra Poole JJ. Purdue Stan Ragan Neil Randolph Russ Redman 11 I Chad Roberts Vicki Sanders Cindy Saul Maleta Sheagley Jerry Shipp Aaron Smith Branden Smith Kevin Smith Scan Smith Angela Snell Karen Snodgrass Dawn Snowden Jason Spray Melissa Stinnett Jessica Suhre Julie Tate Dale Tatro Michele Ticen David Vice Johnny Washam Jeff Waters Alice White Chuck Willard Matt Withrow Ronald Wright Julie Wood Wendell Zetterburg m EIGHTH GRADERS MAKE RIGHT TURN Malanda Amos Donna Anderson Stephanie Avery Erin Beaver Ryan Beck Davin Biddle CLASS OFFICERS L. to R.: Justin Long, Vice Pres.; Amy Fields, Pres.; Angela Bray, Sec.; Donna Anderson, Treas. George Biddle Blake Blanch Angela Bray Sherman Bray 116 FOUR LAPS TO GO Jeff Eldridge Bruce Evans David Fearnow Amy Fields Bryan Fritz Lori Fulkerson Melissa Hoskins Charles Huffer Charles Jewell Shawn Johnston Jennifer Kcisling Karl Kercheval 117 John Kinder Justin Long Leann Moore Steve Mathews C7 Jeff Noe David Mattingly Scott McMinn Jeff Mooneyhan Larry Moore r i ) Brooks Padgett Gwendolyn Parker Evangeline Patterson Eric Payton Stacia Payton Brian Pickard George Romcr Chad Ricker Damn Ridenour Jeremy Perry 118 RaDonna Shearer Ryan Smith Domanick Tatro Denise Snowden Scott Southern Tricia Southern Jacqueline Stowers Renee Toney John I urner Jeremy Watkins Lisa Woods David Wyrick Andrea Young 119 Jr. High in Action 120 our ADVERTISEI 121 EcR MANUFACTURING CO. Inc. P O. BOX 68 KIRKLIN. INDIANA 46030 PHONE (317) 279-8826 Tl'l'I J.I WI| I I I ° fSSE0 ° 122 ESSERMAN TIRE AND AUTO SERVICE IDhtrr All IDhffls Com! and Go” St. Rd. 28 West R.R. 6. Box 20A FRANKFORT. 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The answer for all our national problems — the answer for all the problems of the world — comes down to a single word. That word is education. Lyndon Johnson, 1964 - • ' - M - - I V. - '