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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1988 EX LIBRIS Underclassmen ...... P. 23 Sports ............. P. 37 Organizations ...... P. 63 Faculty ............ P. 93 Junior High ....... P. 101 Advertisements ....P. 121 CLINTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Michigantown, Indiana SENIORS BEWARE It's a JUNGLE OUT THERE 2 Theme ... We Live in the Present; We Dream of the Future; We Learn Eternal truths from the Past,,; Song ... • In My Dreams Colors... • Country Blue Flower ... Peach Rose • . . % 3 Melissa Clark Darren Thomas Clouse Rita Jean Crum 4 _ .. : 1- • • • U cin aXinn Davis ’ • ' V Andrew Lee Davison Jennifer Joan Davison Lorraine R. Derrick Tina Marie Evans • • • Jerry Scott Colby Kara Wynn Cooper • Susarl Hopkins s William Todd Fox L . ... • .J hel c Lc; . • ' 1 . Lea Furst Kimberly Erlinc Fields Kimberly Kay Gerhart William Wesley Paula Hewitt Jamie Hudson • Chris(iar) Lee Keller Melinda Deann Kercheval Mikko Kivikoski Mindce Leigh Maple Stephanie J. McQuinn Scott A. Mundell Eddie Ottinger Lisa Michelle McCoy • . ■ m ' ' • • •• • Gina Marie McKinney • . • Jennifer Lynn Milner • • • w • Christine Renee M'Ennen - sap.- s sbb- «- v« ■ W : - s ■ ifc, • . w 9 • «f J� • 8 9 10 • • • • r' i Michele Marie Waters il.w Jerry Catkins Todd W. Vandevender Jason C. Stroup James Darren Ray Surber m James Eldon Tate Lea Ellen Thompson Cynthia Ann Strange • Jetty Tague' • . % % SENIOR ACTIVITIES Steve Adams: FCA 2. FFA 1. Basketball 2, National Honor Society 2. Officer Helper I. Ruth Ann Barbee Leigh Anne Bowman: Journalism 1, Band 2, Ccntralettes 2, Choir 1, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 2, FH A 4. Chapter Vice- President and State President, FCA 4, Secretary 1, Teacher's Aide 2, Pep Club 4, Hoosier Girls State Delegate, Lugar Symposium. Quayle Symposium, 1 Dare You Award, Indiana Vocational Award for Excel- lence. Freshman Boys Basketball Manager 1, Girls Swimming 4, Let- tered 3, Boys Manager 2, National Honor Society 4, Thespians 4, For- eign Language Club 4. Rena Mae Bradshaw: FHA 4. Jan Breitenfeldt: FCA 1, Math-Science Squad 1, Pep Club 1, Basketball Manager 1. FLC 1, Office Helper 1. Danny K. Bundy: Artector Club 2, Treasurer 2, Band 2, Stage Band 1, Pep Band 2, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 2, ICE 1. Stacey Renee Butcher: Band 4, Centralettes 1, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest I, FHA 1, FCA 3, Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper 2, FLC 4, Office Helper 1. Darren Thomas Clouse: Band 1, District Music Contest 1, FFA 4, Reporter, President, Pep Club 2, Freshman Basketball Manager. Jerry Scott Colby Kara Wynn Cooper: Band 2, Stage Band 2, Choir 4, President, Vice- President, Robe Captain 2, Choralaires 2, District Music Contest Band 2, Choir 4, State Music Contest Band 2, Choir 2, FFA 4, FHA 1, FCA 4, Student Council 2, Pep Club 4, Vice-President. Teacher’s Aide 1, Ele- mentary Helper 1, National Anthem Ensemble 4, Swimming 2, Cheer- leader 3, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class President, Senior Treasurer, Sophomore Hardwood Representative, Homecoming and Hardwood Queen Candidate. FLC 1. Rita Jean Crum: Band 2, Choir 2, District Music Contest 2. State Music Contest 2, FFA 1, FHA 4, FCA 3, OEA 2, Math-Science Club 2. Pep Club 4, Track 2, Swimming 3, Thespians 2. Lucinda Linn Davis: Band 2, Choir 4, District Music Contest Band 2, Choir 2, FFA 4, Vice-President, Secretary, District 5 President, FHA 3, Choir Secretary, FCA 4, OEA 1, Math-Science Club 1, Pep Club 4, Teacher’s Aide 1, National Anthem Ensemble 2, Track 1, Cheerleader 3, National Honor Society 1, Thespians 3, FLC 1. Andrew Lee Davison: FFA 4, FCA 4, Student Council 2, Pep Club 4, Football 3, Lettered 3, All- Conference 2, Basketball 4, Lettered 2, All- Conference 1. Baseball 4, Lettered 3, All-Conference 1, Junior and Senior Class President, National Honor Society 1. Jennifer Joan Davison: Band 4, Pep Band 1, Centralettes 2. District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 1, FHA 1, FCA 4. Pep Club 4, Spell Bowl Team 2. Elementary Helper 2, Cross Country 2, Lettered 2, Track 2, Lettered 2, FLC 4, Office Helper 1. Lorraine R. Derrick: Band 2, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 2. FFA 2, FHA 4. Standing Council 3, ICE 1, Queens Court FHA Dance 1, FLC I. Michael R. Evans: Band 4, Stage Band 4. Pep Band 2, District Music Contest 4. State Music Contest I, Pep Club 2, FLC 1. Tina Marie Evans: Choir 1, District Music Contest 1, FHA 3, FCA 2, OEA 2. Pep Club 3, Elementary Helper 4, Swimming 2, Thespians 1, FLC 3, IOL 1. Kimberly Erline Fields: Ex Libris 2, Choir 3, District Music Contest 3, FH A 1, FCA 4, President, Student Council 3, Vice-President, Pep Club 4. Teacher's Aide 3, National Anthem Ensemble 3. Basketball 4, Let- tered 3, Captain 1, Track 4. Lettered 4, Volleyball 4, Lettered 3, Captain 1. Homecoming and Hardwood Queens Court, FLC 4, Hoosier Girls State Delegate,, Who's Who Among Americans Award. William Todd Fox: FFA 4, Treasurer, Football 4. Michelle Lea Furst: Choir 3, District Music Contest 1, FHA 3, OEA 2, Pep Club 2, ICE I. Kimberly Kay Gerhart: Choir 1, FCA 4, Pep Club 4, Teacher’s Aide 3, Library Helper 1, Spell Bowl Team 2. Math Squad 2, Basketball 3, Track 1, Volleyball 2, National Honor Society 3, Vice-President, FLC 1. William Wesley Hawes: FFA 4, Football 4, Lettered 3, Wrestling 4, Lettered 4, Captain 2. Paula Hewitt: OEA 2. Historian. Susan Hopkins: Choir, FHA 4, ICE 1. Todd A. Hoskins: Math-Science Club 1, Teacher’s Aide I, Math-Sci- ence Squad 1, Academic Bowl Team. Jamie Hudson: Choir 4, FHA 4, Pep Club 1, Teacher’s Aide 1, Track 1, Queens Court FHA. Dcana Christine Huffer: Ex Libris 1, Choir 1, District Music Contest I, FFA 4, FHA 1. FCA 4, Pep Club 4. President, Teacher’s Aide 1, Library Helper 1, Elementary Helper 2. National Anthem Ensemble 1, Volley- ball 4. Cheerleader 2, FLC 4. Lynn A. Johnson: Band 4, Centralettes 2, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3, FCA 2, OEA 1, Pep Club 2, Teacher's Aide 2, National Honor Society 1. Thespians 1, FLC 4. 14 Bobbie Luann Kallncr: Choir 4, District Music Contest 1, State Music Contest 1, FCA 4. Student Council 2. President 1, Math-Science Club 1. Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper 3, National Anthem Ensemble 3, Foot- ball Manager 2, Basketball 4, Track 3, Volleyball 4, Homecoming Re- presentative, Homecoming Queen, FLC 4. Christian Lee Keller: FFA 4, Sentinel, FCA 4, Pep Club 2, ICE 1, Football 3, Lettered 3, Track 2, Lettered 2, Baseball 3, Lettered 3, Swimming 3, Lettered 3, Hardwood Escort. Melinda Dcann Kercheval: Band 4, Pep Band 3, Centralettes 1, Choir 4, Choralaircs 1, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 2, FCA 3, OEA 1, Pep Club 4, Teacher's Aide 2, National Anthem Ensemble 2. Freshman Boys Basketball Manager. Mikko Kivikoski: Artcctor Club 1, Swimming 1, FLC 1. Randy Allan LaFary: FHA 4, Cafeteria Helper 4, Library Helper 1, Elementary Helper 1. Mark Alan Laughner: FFA 4, Basketball 4, Lettered 2, Baseball 4, Lettered 4. Thomas Andrew Lybrook: Artector Club 3, ICE 1. OEA 1, Teacher's Aide Elementary Helper 1, Junior Class Vice-Presi- dent, FLC 4. Spell Bowl 2. Academic Super Bowl 2. Carolyn Elaine Moore: Band 4, Librarian 3, Student Director 1, Stage Band 1, Centralettes 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3, FHA 2, FCA 2, OEA 2, Pep Club 4, Teacher’s Aide 1, Elementary Helper 2. Girls Swimming Manager 2, Boys Swimming Manager 2, FLC 4. Jennifer Lynn Milner: Centralian 1, Band 1, District Music Contest 1, OEA 1, Teacher’s Aide 4, Elementary Helper 1, Junior Class Vice- President. FLC 4, Spell Bowl 2, Academic Super Bowl 2. Carolyn Elaine Moore: Band 4, Librarian 3, Student Director 1, Stage Band 1, Centralettes 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 3, FHA 2, FCA 2, OEA 2, Pep Club 4, Teacher's Aide 1, Elementary Helper 1, National Honor Society 3, Thespians 3, Vice-President 1, FLC 4. Scott A. Mundcll: FFA 4, Sentinel, Hoosicr Boys State Alternate, Aca- demic Science Team. Michael David Patchett: FFA 4, Reporter 1, FCA 1, Student Council 1, Elementary Helper 1, Cross Country 3, Basketball 1. Mindee Leigh Maple: FCA 4, OEA 1, Pep Club 4, Teacher’s Aide 2, Cross Country 1, Lettered 1, Cheerleader 1, National Honor Society 3, President, FLC 1. Office Helper 2. Hoosier Spell Bowl Team 2. Aca- demic English Squad 2, Hugh O’Brien Leadership Delegate, Hoosicr Girls State Delegate, Richard Lugar Symposium Delegate, DAR win- ner, I Dare You Award, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Lisa Michelle McCoy: Band 1, District Music Contest 1, FFA 4, OEA 2, Hoosier Spell Bowl Team 2, Academic History Team 2, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Basketball 2, Class Officer 3, Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 3, FLC 4, Vice-President. Gina Marie McKinney: Ex Libris 2, Band 2, District Music Contest 2, Pep Band 2, Centralettes 2, FFA 4, FHA 1, FCA 4, Pep Club 4, Teach- er’s Aide 2, Elementary Helper 1, Basketball 4, Lettered 1, Track 3, Lettered 2, Volleyball 4, Lettered 2, Freshman Vice-President, Hard- wood Queens Court, Homecoming Queens Court, Prom Court. FLC 1. Stephanie J. McQuinn: Band 2. Stage Band 2, Pep Band 2, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 2, FCA 4, Pep Club 4, Elemen- tary Helper 2. Basketball 4. Track 3, Swimming 4, FLC 4. Office Helper 2. Christine Renee Mcnnen: Ex Libris 1, Centralian 1, Band 2, District Music Contest 2, FHA 1, FCA 2, Pep Club 4, Elementary Helpers 2, Girls Swimming Manager 2, Boys Swimming Manager 2, FLC 4. Jennifer Lynn Milner: Centralian 1, Band 1, District Music Contest 1, Jason E. Payton: FFA 4, FCA 4, Boys Captain 1, Math-Science Club 2, Pep Club 4, Basketball 4, Co-Captain 1, Track 2, Baseball 1, FLC 3. Chad Perkins: FFA 1, FCA 4, Student Council 1, Pep Club 4, Football 4, Lettered 4, All-County 2, All-County 1, Captain 2, Basketball 4, Let- tered 2, Track 1, Lettered 1, Baseball 2, FLC 1. Kelly Peter Mary Philbcck: FHA 3, Library Helper 1, ICE 1. Jamison Allen Pitzcr: FCA 2, Pep Club 2, Football 2, Basketball 1, Wrestling 1. Track 1, FLC 1. 15 More Senior Activities Lettered 4, Class Officer Secretary 3, Homecoming Court Freshman, FLC 3. Kristen Hayley Pottinger: FH A 3, FCA 3. OEA 1. Pep Club 3. Teacher's Aide 1. Elementary Helper 3, Basketball 2, Track Manager 1, Volleyball 2, Thespians 1, FLC 4. Office Helper 1, IOL 1. Teresita A. Rayburn: Band 2, Stage Band 2, Pep Band 2, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 2. FFA 4, FHA 1, FCA 4, OEA 2. Pep Club 4, Library Helper 2, Elementary Helper 2, Volleyball 3, Manager I, Class Officer 1, FLC 1. Tammy Redman: FHA 3, ICE 1. Teresa Lynn Richey: Choir 3, District Music Contest 1. FHA 3, OEA 2, Vice-President, Pep Club 2, ICE 1. Teresa Marie Ricker: Band 4, Ccntralcttcs 1, District Music Contest 4, FCA 4, Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper 2, Track I, Boys Manager I, FLC 4, Secretary 1. Richie J. Robinson: Centralian Staff 1, FCA 3, Cross Country 2, Let- tered 2, Wrestling 1, Lettered 1. Basketball I, Track 4, Lettered 3, FLC 1. Jennifer Marie Rogers: Centralian Staff 1, Choir 4, District Music Contest 1, State Music Contest 1, FHA 2, FCA 2, OEA 1, Student Council 1, Reporter, Pep Club 4, Teacher’s Aide I, National Anthem Ensemble 3, track 4, Lettered 4, Swimming 2, Lettered 2, Cheerleader 4, Prom Court Junior, Thespians 2, FLC 3. Carol Diane Ruse: Artector Club 3, Secretary 1, President 2, Choir I, District Music Contest 1, FCA 2, Math-Science Club 1. Teacher's Aide 1, Elementary Helper 1, Basketball 2, Girls Swim Manager 1, Boys Swim Manager 1, FLC 4. Patricia Jean Scdwick: Band 4, Stage Band I, Pep Band 2, Centralcttcs 3, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 4. FHA 2, FCA 4, OEA 3. Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper 3, Wrestling Manager 1, Let- tered I, Thespians I, FLC 4. Clark R. Smith: FFA 4. Treasurer I, Vice-President 1, State Winning Ag Mechanics Team. Scott Snell: ICE I, Football I. Holly Marie Stahl: FCA 1, OEA 2. President 1, Pep Club 3, Teacher’s Aide I, Elementary Helper 2, Thespians 1, FLC 4, Office Helper 1. Robert W. Stevens: ICE 1. Cynthia Ann Strange: Band 2, District Music Contest 2, State Music Contest I, FFA 4, Reporter, Sweetheart, FCA 4, Pep Club 4, Teacher’s Aide 2, Girls Basketball Manager 2, Lettered 2, Golf 1, Swimming 4, Jason C. Stroup: FFA 3, FCA 4, Pep Club 3, Library Helper I, Football 1, Lettered I, Basketball 3, Lettered I, Golf 3, Lettered 3. James Darren Ray Surbcr: FFA 4, FCA 4. Student Council 1, Pep Club 2, Teacher's Aide 2, ICE 1, Football 4, Lettered 4, Captain 2, Wrestling 1, Lettered 1. Baseball 4. Lettered 3, All-Conference 1, Cheerleader 1, Queens Court Escort Hardwood 2, Office Helper 1. Jerry Tague James Eldon Tate: ICE I, Football 2. Lea Ellen Thompson: Centralian Staff 2. Editor 2. Band 2, Choir 4. Officer 3. District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest I, FHA 2, FCA 4. Officer 3, Student Council 2. Pep Club 4, Elementary Helper I, National Anthem Ensemble 4, Track 3, Lettered 3, Swimming 4, Let- tered 4, Cheerleader 4. J.V. and Varsity Captain, Class Vice-President 2, Freshman Hardwood Representative, Hardwood Queen, Thespians 2, FLC 2, Office Helper 1. Todd W. Vandevcnder: Band 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 4, Choir 4, Choralaires 4, District Music Contest 4, State Music Contest 4, FFA 2, Student Council 2, Elementary Helper 1, National Anthem Ensemble I, Basketball I, Swimming 3, Lettered I, Swimming Mental Attitude. 88. Michele Marie Waters: OEA 2, Treasurer I, Elementary Helper I. Jerry Watkins: ICE I. Shannon D. Whiteman: FH A I, OEA I, Pep Club 2, Elementary Helper 1, ICE I, FLC 1. Jesse Andrew Wyrick: FFA 3, FCA 4, Student Council 3, Pep Club 3, Officer I, Football 4, Lettered 4, Wrestling I, Lettered 1, Cheerleader I, Hardwood Queens Court Escort. Tracy Dawn Young: Artector Club 3, Secretary, FHA I, Teacher’s Aide 1. FLC I. 16 STATE PRESIDENT 1988 fha Seniors class moments Leieh Ann Bowman 17 1988 Prom “Reason to Live’' (L to R) Alan Dunn, Becky Archibald, Tim Dillingham, Stacie Pearson, David Dukes, Queen Kara Cooper, Jason McQuinn, Mindee Maple, Bryan Crenshaw, and Gina McKinney. 18 SENIOR AWARDS PERFECT ATTENDANCE Onc-Ycar ........... Leigh Anne Bowman and Rena Bradshaw Five years ................................... Ruth Barbee Six years .................................... Jerry Tague ART AWARDS Watercolor ................. Mikko Kivikoski. Overall Winner Textile Design, First .................... Mikko Kivikoski Watercolor, Second ........................... Carol Ruse Oil Painting ............................. Mikko Kivikoski Watercolor ................................... Carol Ruse ATHLETIC AWARDS Senior Plaques and Athletic Blankets ......... Kim Fields Stephanie McQuinn Andy Davison Wilbur T. Rule Awards ................ Stephanie McQuinn Andy Davison BUSINESS AWARDS Shorthand .................................... Holly Stahl Outstanding Business Student ............. Mindee Maple Typing.................................... Lucinda Davis ENGLISH AWARDS Senior English ........................... Carolyn Moore F.C.A RECOGNITION Members .........................Jason Payton, Kim Fields, Leigh Bowman, and Lea Thompson F.F.A. Awards Senior Leadership ........................ Darren Clouse Senior Scholarship .............. Andy Davison, Lisa McCoy Star Chapter Farmer............................... Clark Smith Star Agri-businessman ........................ Todd Fox Ag Mechanics ................................. Todd Fox Superior Service ................Cindy Strange, Chris Keller WILO Determination Award ................. Lucinda Davis Dekalb Award ............................. Scott Mundcll FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS 1st year French .......................... Jan Brcitenfcldt 2nd year French .............. Carolyn Moore, Jennifer Milner 4th year Spanish ........................... Mindee Maple F.H.A. AND HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS Family Living ............................... Leigh Bowman State President’s Award ..................... Leigh Bowman Senior F.H.A................................. Randy LaFary INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARDS Architectural ......................................Andy Davison Transportation ....................................Jesse Wyrick MATHEMATICS AWARDS Excellence in Mathematics ................... Carolyn Moore, Mindee Maple, Kim Gerhart ICTM Mathematics Award ...................... Carolyn Moore, Mindee Maple AHSME Award .................................... Carolyn Moore MUSIC AWARDS BAND Arion Award.............................. Todd Vandevendcr Outstanding Senior ........................... Carolyn Moore CHOIR Arion Award.............................................. Kara Cooper Outstanding Senior ...................... Todd Vandevendcr STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS Student Council Members ....... Bobbie Kallncr, Jennifer Rogers Andy Davison, Jesse Wyrick, Chad Perkins Outstanding Council Member ...................... Bobbie Kallner Ball State Athletic Scholarship ................ Stephanie McQuinn Butler University Academic Scholarship ............ Mindee Maple Clinton Central Associated Personnel Scholarship Christine Mennen Clinton County Dollars for Scholars ................ Steve Adams, Leigh Bowman, Lucinda Davis Generation II Young Farmers Scholarship..............Scott Mundcll Farmsteader Young Farmers Scholarship............... Todd Fox Richard W'. Falls Memorial Scholarship ............ Mindee Maple Harold L. Harmeson Scholarships .................. Lucinda Davis, Jennifer Davison, Dcana Huffcr, Carolyn Moore, Scott Mundcll, Teresa Ricker, Carol Ruse, Cindy Strange, Lea Thompson Hoosicr Scholarships............. Mindee Maple, Carolyn Moore Ivy Tech Scholarship ............................ Patricia Scdwick Lela Myers Scholarship....................................... Kara Cooper Marion Crawley Memorial Scholarship ................. Andy Davison Optimist Scholarship ............................. Kim Gerhart Purdue Club of Clinton County .................. Lucinda Davis Tri Kappa Scholarship ............................Steve Adams Viola McClamrock Trust Scholarships .............. Lucinda Davis, Jennifer Davis, Dcana Huffer, Carolyn Moore, Scott Mundell, Teresa Ricker 19 Graduation Day Holds Memories Salutatorian Mindee Maple Valedictorian Carolyn Moore 20 CWWDICDIDfT Sunday, Kay 72. IVOO 3:00 pm. Proceaaloaal................'fanfare and Procesalonal by Elgar Symphonic P nd elnaocatlon................................................Krrty d«� i c Senior Clin Prealdent ••‘like An E«ol� ...............................................by Althoune Choir with Introductory nolo� by Jamea Hohler and Joanna Pula PrenentatIon of Salutatorlan..........H. Wayna Vatnon. Principal Salutator lan Addrenn........................Hlndee Lei nap I a •You'll Aeeer Walk Alona ..........................arr. Eerchner Sr«PNon Ic Sand PremantatIon of Valadletorlan.........It. Vayna Wataon. Principal Valadlctorlan Addraan........................Carolyn llalna Hoora PremantatIon of Claaa.................It. Vayna Vatnon, Principal Acceptanca....................Robert L. Bclnnon. Superintendant Awarding of Diploma...........Robert L. Brlnaon, Superintendant H. Vayna Vat non. Principal Ralph L. Valkar, Analatant Principal • Benedict Ion...................................Richard Eingery Junior Ciena Praaldant • •Raceme Iona I.............‘fanfare and RacaMlonal by Ployhar Symphonic Band 21 SENIOR EPITOMES Best Looking BOYS Chad Perkins Most Athletic Andy Davison Most Popular Andy Davison Smartest Andy Davison Flirt Jason Stroup Best Build Chad Perkins Most Likely To Succeed Andy Davison Most Friendly Jason Payton Most Outgoing Mark Laughner Best Personality Jason Payton Best Dressed Jason Payton Class Clown Chris Keller Hall Roamer Jason Stroup Best Sense Of Humor Jamie Pitzer Most Hyper Jamie Pitzer School Spirit Randy LaFary Best Hair Jason Payton Best Eyes Chad Perkins Best Dancer Chris Keller Teacher’s Pet Andy Davison Shyest Danny Bundy Most Organized Todd Vandevender Most Talented Todd Vandevender GIRLS Gina McKinney Stephanie McQuinn Kim Fields Mindee Maple Lea Thompson Lea Thompson Mindee Maple Bobbie Kallner Jennifer Rogers Kara Cooper Kim Fields Gina McKinney Kim Fields Gina McKinney Cindy Strange Deana Huffer Kim Fields Holly Stahl Jennifer Davison Gina McKinney Ruth Barbee Leigh Bowman Kara Cooper FAVORITES Soft Drink Mountain Dew Fad Frosted Jeans Movie Dirty Dancing Expression Who Cares? Album Hysteria Music Single Angel - Aerosmith Animal - Def Lep. Food Pizza Actor Patrick Swayze Music Group Def Leppard Actress Cybil Shepard T.V. Show Cosby Show Female Singer Whitney Houston Teacher Ernest, Doc Male Singer Henry Lee Summer Hang Out McDonalds Radio Station Q-95 22 23 Mark Brown Monica Bundy Jennifer Carter Scott Click Christina Crum Jacob Crum Alan Dunn Juan DeLeon Brett Disingcr Adam Dunham Bobbi Faulkner Brian Evans Mark Faulkner Katie Grceman Darby Grccno 24 The Junior Class Officers Troy Knodcrcr Ann LaMar Craig Martin Rita McCoy Nancy Long Kenny Mangis Matt Mennen Ted Miller James Mohlcr Brad Morris Todd Ottinger Jo Patchett Stacie Pearson 25 Amy Smith Angela Smith John Spray Marcy Stason Leonard Surber Jessica Taylor Mark Williams Jeremy Wood Jeanne Wyrick Jennifer Wayt 26 27 Melinda Amos Donna Anderson Erin Beaver Ryan Beck Angela Bray Elizabeth Clouse Scott Clouse Troy Cheek George Biddle Jannine Brock Blake Blanch Jessica Byers Ed Cripe Ned Crum Jason Disinger Tami Dunn Jeff Eldridgc Amy Fields Brian Fritz David Fcarnow Lori Fulkerson Stephanie Avery Sherman Bray Brenda Faulkner Erik Greulach 28 L to R: Ryan Smith, Treasurer; Stephanie Avery, Vice-President; Angie Bray, Secretary; and Justin Hazlctt. President. Robbie Grice Roger Hawkins Kim Hawkins Justin Hazlctt Shawn Johnston VI Jennifer Kcisling Brandon Keller Karl Kercheval John Kinder Scott Kizcr Allen LaFary Jennifer LaMar Larry Laughner Justin Long Doug Lunsford David Mattingly Eric Payton Larry Moore Jeff Noe Brooks Padgett Gwendolyn Parker Evangeline Patterson 29 Russ Royer Joanna Rule Wade Ruse Leanna Sanders Kristina Sexton Ryan Smith 30 Tricia Southern Renee Toney Lisa Woods David Wyrick n Sandra Ward Jeremy Watkins Wendy Watson Jcrold Wood Andrea Young 31 Jason Abbott Scott Beard Jamie Bolinger Kristen Bowman Cherie Boyer Melissa Bray Matt Caldwell Erick Click Kristen Cooper Shane Cooper Greg Coulbern Ryan Cox Jason Davis Stephanie Dircks Scott Douglass Kerry Dunn Ali Evans Lesley Evans Jennifer Furst , i Lesley Gilbert 32 Krista Long Raymond Lowry 33 Toni Montgomery Glen Moore Jason Morris Brad Pickard Sandra Poole J.J. Purdue Belinda Scott Vicki Sanders Brandon Smith Kevin Smith Greg Milburn Mike Mosson Melissa Patchett Neil Randolph Meleta Sheagley Sean Smith Pat Milligan Lisa Mundell Jcromy Perry Wendy Smith 34 Angela Snell Jessica Suhre Jeremy Titus Jeff Waters Karen Snodgrass Alice White Dawn Snowden Julie Tate Andy Tishner Matt Withrow Johnny Washam Julie Wood Melissa Stinnett Wendell Zetterburg 35 UNDERCLASSMAN AWARDS Perfect Attendance 7th Grade .. . Alyssa Adams, Tammy Caldwell, Lee Keller, Matt Keller, Donna McCarty, Matt McClain, Becky Ricks, Melody Sclkc, Julie Shcagley, Josh Uitts, Marie Whitaker. PJ. Whitaker 8th Grade . . . Tina Kingery, Eric Milburn, Brice Mundell, Mike Reppert, Chris Wcldy, Craig Whitcomb 9th Grade . . . Kristin Avery, Jamie Bolinger, Matt Caldwell, Andy Johnson, Gary Kingery, Steve Mathews, Mike Mosson, Malcta Shcagley, Wendell Zetterburg 10th Grade . .. Stephanie Avery, Jim Hawkins, Roger Hawkins, Karl Kcrchcval, Allen LaFary, Jenni LaMar, San- dra Little, Larry Moore, Chad Ricker, Tricia South- ern. Lisa Woods. Andrea Young 11th Grade . . . Mark Brown. Richard Kingery, Brad Morris, Chris Wellman American Legion Awards Winners . . . Tina Kingery, Matt McQuinn Runners-up . .. Carmen Archibald. Josh Brown Art Awards Clinton County Art Show Sponsored by Psi Iota Xi Oil Painting ... Justina Walker Pencil Sketch ... Vicki Kinslow — second best of show Clinton Central Art Show String Art . .. Travis Biddle Ceramic Animal ... Melody Selke Watcrcolor Palms . .. Shawn Vann Metal Tooling ... Jason Isaacs Bug Design . . . Shannon Altic Chalk Painting . . . Josh Brown Ceramic Project . .. Roscoc Dorsey Pencil Sketch .. . Mark Williams Pen and Ink . .. James Mohlcr Perspective, Crayon Batik. Pastel on Velour .. . Sabine Grice Half Portrait . . . Mark Jones Music Design and Coil Pot .. . Brooks Padgett Mold Decorated . .. Jeanne Wyrick W'ind Chimes and Ceramic Figure ... Greg Coulbcrn Ceramic Sculpture . . . Darby Greeno Ceramic Slab Project .. . Troy Check Poster Contest Group III — First Place and First in State ... James Mohler Group II First Place and Second in State . . . Mark Jones Business Awards Typing ... Stephanie Avery. David Fearnow. Erie Greulach, Kim Hawkins, Johna Hawkins, Melissa Hoskins, Justin Long. Kris Sexton. Sandy Ward, Lisa Woods Shorthand . . . Brianna Barnett, Wendy Phillips, Trinity Scott, Jeanne Wyrick Outstanding Computer Student . . . Richard Kingery Foreign Language Awards French 2nd Year Recognition . . . Melissa Hoskins 3rd Year Recognition . . . Becky Archibald Spanish Spanish I . . . Stephanie Dircks, Michcll Barnett, Gary Kingery, Kristen Bowman Spanish II .. . Erin Beaver, Amy Fields Spanish III ... Troy Knodcrcr, Stacie Pearson Home Economics and F.H.A. Awards Foods I . . . Staci Walters Foods II .. . Ann LaMar Clothing . .. Kris Sexton Interpersonal Relations . .. Angie Snell Consumer Education . .. Christine Crum Family Health . .. Nancy Long Child Development ... Melissa Hoskins Housing . . . Becky Archibald Proficiency . . . Brett Disinger. Trinity Scott, Shawnette Bond Proficiency Sophomore F.H.A. ... Jenni LaMar Freshman F.H.A. . . . Cindy Saul Proficiency. District Officer President's, Outstanding Junior . . . Brianna Barnett District Officer . . . Johna Hawkins Industrial Arts Award Architectural .. . Mark Williams, Wade Johnson Drawing II .. . David Wyrick Drawing I . .. Scott McMinn Industrial Arts Show 1st Overall .. . Jenny Rood 1st Place . . . Tina Kingery, Victoria Keller, Clint Helmbcrger, Elaine Shoffner 2nd Place . . . Matt Neal, Stacy Hastings, Maria Sheets, Tom Eldridge, Mike Sexton, Carmen Archibald. Noellc Miller Mathematics Awards ASH ME Test High Scorer . .. Larry Moore Music Awards Band Outstanding Junior . .. James Mohlcr Outstanding Sophomore . . . Donna Anderson Outstanding Freshman .. . Sean Smith Outstanding 8th Grader . . . Mike Reppert Outstanding 7th Grader ... Emily Hawley Choir Outstanding Junior . .. James Mohler Outstanding Sophomore . . . Karl Kcrchcval Outstanding Freshman . . . Todd Jenkins Outstanding 8th Grader . . . Tia Catron Outstanding 7th Grader . . . Heather Butcher Psi Iota Xi Choir Campership ... Joanna Rule, Wendy Watson Hoosicr Academic Super Bowl Members . .. Chris Wellman, Donna Anderson, Erin Beaver, Blake Blanch, Bill Gleason, Larry Moore, Erie Payton, Joan- na Rule, Ryan Smith, Stephanie Dircks Hoosier Academic Spell Bowl Members .. . Clay Hosteler, Troy Knodcrcr, Erin Beaver, George Riddle. Elizabeth Clouse. Larry Moore, Melissa Hos- kins, Cindy Saul. John Washam Spelling Bee Winner — Jenny Rood Runner-up - Chastity Washam Boy and Girl State Representatives Boys State Delegates — Alan Dunn, Troy Knoderer Boys State Alternates — Richard Kingery, Clay Hostetcr Girls State Delegate — Jenny Wayt Girls State Alternate Stacie Pearson I Dare You Awards — Becky Archibald, Alan Dunn Presidential Academic Fitness Awards Joshua Brown, Jennifer Evans, Jessica Hoffman, Tina Kingery, Rob- ert McMinn. Matt Neal Psi Iota Xi Savings Bond — Jenny Wayt 36 • • t • • «(i® LADY BULLDOGS HAVE ANOTHER GREAT YEAR Left to Right: Katie Greeman, Stacia Payton, Gina McKinney. Amy Fields, Sita Rayburn. Bobbie Kallner, Kim Fields, Dcana Huffer, Jessica Taylor. The C.C. volleyball team ended their season at 24-3. The participating seniors were Kim Fields, Gina McKinney, Bobbie Kallner, Deana Huffer, and man- ager Sita Rayburn. Award winners were Jessica Tay- lor, with the spiking, and passing awards. Kim Fields, with the setting, and mental attitude awards. Amy Fields, with the serving award. Coach Barnett recog- nized Jessica and Kim on their efforts. Although it was a tough match, the team was beaten by Prairie in the sectionals in the three game match. The girls hope to have a successful season next year just as the ones in the past. Kim spikes the ball as Gina and Amy back her up. SENIORS POST SUPERIOR NUMBERS ... The graduating seniors really have a record to be proud of. In the four years that they have been involved in High School Volleyball, their total combined record has been 94-12. In 1984, the Lady Bulldog’s record was 21-3. Their only losses have came to the eventual state champions, Clinton Prairie. Although the Lady Bulldogs lost the sectional, their season was still great. Winning the McCutcheon Tourney was only one of the many accomplishments. In 1985, the Bulldogs record was 25-3. The Bulldogs lost to Prairie in regular season. Michigan City Rogers in the Twin Lake Tourney, and to Tipton in the sectional. The highlights of the year include winning the McCutcheon Tourney, and best of all the Lady Bulldogs were rated sixth in the state to top off the year. In 1986, the Bulldogs were 24-3. The Bulldogs lost to McCutcheon in the McCutcheon Tourney, Prairie in regular season and in the sectional. One of the many accomplishes was winning the Twin Lakes Tourney. Another accomplishment was being rated eighteenth in the state at the beginning of the season, and ending up being rated fifth in the state at the end of the year. In 1987, the Lady Bulldogs were 24-3. In regular season play the Bulldogs lost to Prairie in yet another close match. The Bulldogs also lost to Kankakee Valley in the Twin Lakes Tourney in an upsetting three game match. The highlights to the season were winning the Harrison Tourney, beating the fifth rated team in the state, McCutcheon. The Lady Bulldogs ended the season and their high school volleyball career losing the sectional to Prairie once again in an exciting three game match. The team was rated sixth in the state most of the year, and would like to thank everyone for all of their support. These four seniors would like to thank their parents the C.C. coaching staff, and the administration for all their cooperation, support and understanding throughout their high school careers. Stacia passes with great form. Practice makes perfect. Katie shows rare form. 39 RESERVES FINISH 10-5 Front, L to R: Kristin Avery, Shelly Paris, Terasita Rayburn. Ali Evans. Michelle Barnett. Middle: Suzanne Sanders. Third Row, L to R: Coach Fields, Trish Southern, Stephanie Avery, Wendy Watson, Renee Swankc, Coach Barnett. Top: Kristen Bowman. The Bulldog junior varsity, with six freshmen, finished its season with a 10-5 record. With only junior Suzanne Sanders, and sophomores Wendy Watson and Steph Avery having any experience at this level, Coach Fields concentrated mainly on fundamentals and it paid off very well. Only one award is given to the reserves, that for the highest serving percentage. Kristen Avery took the honors with 83%. The girls are looking forward to a great season next year. 40 SWIMMERS END WITH A GOOD STROKE From. L to R: Lea Thompson. Cindy Strange. Steph McQuinn. Jennifer Rogers, Leigh Anne Bowman. Middle, L to R: Coach Norris, Christy Tishncr. Jennifer Riesling. Terri Bates, Becky Archibald, Jennifer Carter. Top, L to R: Melissa McKinney, Shawnette Bond. Melanie Parker. Leslie Gilbert. The girls ended their season with a record of 6-10. Though only 0-2 in the conference, the girls had good individual performances. Nine made the finals in the sectional as the team finished ninth out of 11 teams. Coach Norris will miss Steph's. Cindy’s, Leigh's, Jennifer's, and Lea’s lead- ership next year. 41 BULLDOGS SHOW IMPROVEMENT; LEADERSHIP Top. L to R: Russ Royer. Jeff Waters, Troy Check. Kenny Mangis. Jake Crum, Larry Laughner, Scott Beard, Russ Redman. Middle. L to R: Andy Johnson, Jason Abbott, Shawn Johnston. Matt Mcnnen. Kevin Beard,, Brian Evans. David Laflen. Todd Jenkins. Bottom, L to R: Andy Davison, Darren Surbcr. Chad Perkins, Chris Keller. Todd Fox, Jesse Wyrick. Jason Stroup. Billy Hawes. With only seven lettermen on the twenty-six man roster, the Bulldogs once again fell on hard times in the win-loss column. The only victory came on a forfeited game from Hamilton Southeast- ern. The green and white played eventual state champ Sheridan to a standstill in the sectional before losing 32-12. Eight seniors depart the team this year but the reserve team finished 5-1 to lead encouragement for the future. Coach Holden cited Andy Davison, Chad Perkins, Kenny Man- gis and Larry Laughner for their efforts and leadership during the campaign. Davison and Perkins were named to the All Conference team. 42 Top. L to R: Brad Pickard, Scott Beard. Jeff Wa- ters. David Laflcn. Russ Redman. Middle. L to R: Greg Milburn. Jamie Bolinger. Jason Abbott, F.rick Click, Kevin Smith. Bottom, L to R: Jeremy Titus. Todd Jenkins. Andy Johnson. Mike Mosson, Jason McQuinn. 43 CROSS COUNTRY SEES NO LIMITS RUNNERS QUALIFY FOR SEMI-STATE The Clinton Central Cross Country team, with a strong finishing effort, earned its first ever trip to the semi- state tourney. Craig Martin, a steady runner all year, and Steve Mathews led the sea- son ending surge. A lack of depth prevented the boys from finishing bet- ter than 3-4 in dual meets, but they were second in the county, third in the Section- al, fourth in the Regional to qualify for the Semi-State. Rita McCoy and Jeanne Wyrick ran well against the girls, but a lack of numbers kept them out of team com- petition. Front. L to R: Neil Randolph, Scott McMinn, Craig Martin. Justin Hazlett. Rita McCoy, Jeanne Wyr- ick. Top: Coach Mike Thompson, Steve Mathews. Chad Ricker, Todd Ottingcr. Roger Hawkins. Billy Gleason. 44 FOOTBALL Opp. c.c. Frankfort 21 18 Hamilton Hts. 14 0 Sheridan 35 21 Zionsville 42 0 Clinton Prairie 26 20 Hamilton S.E. 32 0 Tri-Central 40 8 West field 14 0 Sheridan 33 12 CROSS COUNTRY Opp. C.C. Westfield 25 30 Carroll 42 18 County 2nd Tri-Central 22 37 Carroll Inv. 2nd Rossvillc won Western Boone 23 33 C.C. Inv. 4th Sheridan 24 33 Harrison 3 way 2nd Frontier Inv. 3rd Clinton Prairie 29 26 Conference 5th Delphi Inv. 9th Sectional 3rd Regional 4th Semi-State 19th VOLLEYBALL CC First Western 15-4, 15-2 Harrison 15-7, 15-9 Central Catholic 15-0, 15-1 Twin Lakes 15-1, 15-7 McCutcheon 15-0, 17-15 Northwestern 15-2, 15-3 Western Boone 15-12, 15-6 Tipton 15-0, 15-2 Sheridan 15-0, 15-1 Lebanon 15-1, 15-1 Westfield 16-14, 15-0 Carroll 15-4, 15-2 Hamilton Hts. 3-15, 15-8, 15-11 Crawfordsville 15-7, 15-0 Logansport 15-8, 15-3 Delphi 15-7, 15-4 Frankfort 15-1, 15-3 Tri-Central 15-6, 15-1 Zionsville 15-7, 15-13 Clinton Prairie 13-15, 15-9, 12-15 Rossvillc 15-4, 15-3 Hamilton S.E. 15-3, 15-5 Frankfort 15-1, 15-6 Kankakee Valley 15-7, 16-14, 11-15 North Newton 15-2, 15-5 Frankfort 15-5, 15-1 Clinton Prairie 5-15, 15-5, 12-15 SWIMMING Opp. C.C. Northwestern Ill 59 Lebanon 73 97 North Montgomery 102 68 Carroll 60 104 Frankfort 109 63 Western Boone 102 67 Eastern 93 78 Zionsville 128 44 W'estern 63 105 Lewis Cass 82 87 Twin Lakes 105 66 Attica 72 90 Carroll Inv. 3rd Hamilton S.E. 108 52 McCutcheon 121 51 Deaf School 38 115 Delphi 88 82 FALL SPORTS AWARDS GIRLS SWIMMING Most Improved ........................Shawnette Bond Most Valuable ........................ Steph McQuinn High Point ........................... Lea Thompson Mental Attitude ...................... Cindy Strange Senior Plaques .......... Leigh Bowman, Steph McQuinn, Jennifer Rogers. Cindy Strange, Lea Thompson VOLLEYBALL Top Server ........................................... Amy Fields Top Passer ....................................... Jessica Taylor Top Hitter ....................................... Jessica Taylor Top Setter.................................................... Kim Fields Mental Attitude ...................................... Kim Fields Top J.V. Server .................................. Kristin Avery Senior Plaques ............... Kim Fields, Deana Huffer, Bobbie Kallner, Gina McKinney. Sita Rayburn CROSS COUNTRY Most Valuable Runner ............................... Craig Martin FOOTBALL Senior Plaques ..... Andy Davison, Todd Fox. Billy Hawes, Chris Keller, Chad Perkins, Jason Stroup, Jesse Wyrick RANGELINE ALL-CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL ........ Kim Fields, Katie Greeman, Jessica Taylor FOOTBALL........................ Andy Davison, Chad Perkins CROSS COUNTRY ............................ Craig Martin ALL COUNTY TEAM VOLLEYBALL ........ Kim Fields, Katie Greeman, Jessica Taylor FOOTBALL.......... Andy Davison, Kenny Mangis, Chad Perkins CROSS COUNTRY ............................ Craig Martin Honorable Mention . Volleyball . Bobbie Kallner. Amy Fields ALL LAFAYETTE AREA FIRST TEAM ........................ Kim Fields, Jessica Taylor ADULT ENTHUSIASM AWARDS . . . SWIMMING ............................. Pat McQuinn Honorable Mention ....... Nancy Rogers. Jane Thompson VOLLEYBALL ...................................... Virginia Watson Honorable Mention ........................ Chylene Catron, Jerry Linda Fields FOOTBALL ........................ Jim Connie Davison CROSS COUNTRY ...................................... Billy Gleason Honorable Mention ........ Butch Marilyn Martin. Douglas Catherine Hazlctt, Gayle Peggy McMinn, George Mary Mathews, Ed Suzanne Randolph, Regina Rayl Honorable Mention All Sports. Ralph Wilson. James Reardon CROSS COUNTRY Most Valuable Runner FOOTBALL Senior Plaques .... Craig Martin Andy Davison, Todd Fox, 45 CENTRAL NETTERS CAPTURE CONFERENCE CROWN Front, L to R: Karl Kcrcheval, Kenny Mangis, Todd Hastings, Alan Dunn. Top, L to R: Clay Hostetcr, Steve Adams, Chad Perkins, Jason Stroup, Jason Payton. Andy Davison, Mark Laughner, Jon Breitenfeldt. The Bulldogs, with only one starter re- turning, finished the season with a fine 14-6 record and won the Rangeline Con- ference title for the fifth time in nine years. After going 3-4 in the early going, the Green and White reeled off eleven straight wins before falling to Western Boone in the final game. Rossville elimi- nated the Bulldogs in the Sectional. Balance was the key to CC success as four players averaged in double figures. Andy Davison led all scorers with a 21.8 average, while his running mate at guard, Mark Laughner, finished with 9.3 and led in the number of assists. Jason Payton, 14.4 points and 8.7 re- bounds, Kenny Mangis, 10.7 and seven boards, along with Chad Perkins and Ja- son Stroup provided plenty of inside strength. CC lost the rebounding battle in only three contests. Payton and Davison were named to the All-Conference team. TIMEOUT! 46 DAVISON LOOKS FOR OPENING PAYTON MUSCLES FOR POSITION JV TEAM ENJOY SUCCESSFUL SEASON, 17-3. Left to Right: Clay Hosteler, Jon Ferrel. Karl Kercheval. Brooks Padgett, Eric Greulach, Mark Brown, Todd Hastings, Larry-Laughner, Mark Williams, Erik Hodson, Jon Britenfeldt. 47 LADY BULLDOGS ABOVE PAR BARNETT NAMED ALL-STAR COACH Capture Another Sectional Title The Lady Bulldogs, led by the veteran senior players, captured the Frankfort Sectional title once again, beating Tipton 55-43 in the cham- pionship game. The girls lost little time in setting the tone for the season by going over the 100 point mark in the very first game and romped past 19 opponents before falling to Anderson Highland in the Regional. Seven straight victories earned the girls another Rangcline Confer- ence crown and they also captured the Muncie North 4-Way Tourney title. Central had a well balanced attack with all five starters averaging in double figures to go with a devastating pressing defense. Seniors Stephanie McQuinn and Kim Fields along with Junior Jessica Taylor were named all-conference. Coach Linda Barnett, winner of six of the last seven sectionals, was named Assistant Coach of the Indiana All Stars in the Kentucky-Indi- ana classic. From, L to R: Stephanie Avery. Kristen Avery, Suzanne Sanders. Middle, L to R: Gina McKinney, Stephanie McQuinn. Coach Barnett. Kim Fields. Bobbie Kallner. Top. L to R; Cindy Strange. Amy Fields, Stacia Payton, Coach Fields. Katie Greeman, Jessica Taylor, Amy Smith. McQUINN EARNS FIRST GIRL SCHOLARSHIP Stephanie McQuinn, second from left, became the first girl in Central’s history to earn a full ride athletic scholarship. Steph is Ball State bound next year. She was also invited to try out for the state all star team. The Reserve Team Front, L to R; Renee Swanke, Wendy Watson, Rita McCoy. Second, L to R; Coach Barnett, Karen Hos- teter, Stacia Payton, Kristen Bowman, Coach Fields. Third Row, L to r; Kristen Avery, Stephanie Avery, Krista Long, Suzanne Sand- ers, Michell Barnett. Top, L to R; Amy Smith, Cindy Strange. 49 Dawgs make pins for wins (Back left-right) Craig Martin, David Laden. Jamie Pitzer, Jesse Wyrick, Jeff Waters, Russ Royer. Mike Gross, Russ Redman. (Front left-right) Jason McQuinn, Mike Mosson, Bill Hawes, Steve Allen, Brad Lawler, Ritchie Robinson. The Dawgs, with four seniors, finished the season with a record of 10-10. They had many accomplishments to be proud of, they won the Blind School Tourney, finished fourth in the conference and placed fourth in the Sectionals. Our team had three sectional champs, Jesse Wyrick, Billy Hawes, Brad Lawler, and one runner- up Russ Royer. Slate Qualifier Brad Lawler, a junior, worked hard this season by winning Confer- ence, Sectional and Regional. He placed second in the Semi-State and qualified for State. Good Luck next year Brad! 50 Billy Hawes, a Senior, had a great season. He had an outstanding record. He was a conference, sec- tional and regional champ and he qualified for semi-state. Russ Royer, a sophomore, shows great potential. He placed second in conference, placed in the sectional, and was a regional qualifier. Jesse Wyrick, a senior, wrestled well. He was a conference champion, placed in sectionals and was a regional qualifier. Mike Mosson. a freshman, works for success. He placed in the sectionals and was a regional quali- fier. 51 LACK OF DEPTH PLAGUES SWIMMERS (L to R) - Todd Vandevender, Mikko Kivikoski, Richard Kingery, David Wyrick, Troy Knoderer, David Fearnow, Sean Smith, Wendell Zetterburg, and Gary Kingery. Despite a 1-13 record, the swim team performed well. Several boys posted good individual times, but the lack of numbers kept it from winning. CC came up with a good effort in the Conference meet, finishing third. 52 Freshmen netters post fine 11-3 record Front (L to R) - Waylon Dellinger. Kevin Smith. Brandon Smith, and Jerry Shipp; Back- Raymond Lowry. Todd Jenkins, Kerry Dunn, Scott Beard, Rob Landes, Coach Curt Downing, Steve Mathews, Jason Abbott, Neil Randolph. Aaron Smith, and Paul McKinney. The CC freshmen finished the year with all-3 record despite losing the first two ballgames. Seven players contributed to most of the success. Kerry Dunn, Neil Randolph, and Rob Landes. Jason Abbott, and Scott Beard along with Steve Mathews and Todd Jenkins off the bench provided most of the punch. THE FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS (L to R)- Sabine Grice, Lisa Mundell, Jamie McWilliams, and Krista Long. 53 WINTER SPORTS GIRLS BASKETBALL C.C. Opp. Delphi 113 36 Central Catholic 75 40 Northwestern 75 30 Zionsville 57 54 Tipton 70 60 Westfield 69 48 Sheridan 60 25 Tri-Central 77 41 Hamilton Heights 63 50 Monroe Central 55 31 Blue River 88 30 Frankfort 67 37 Carroll 87 34 Clinton Prairie 71 23 Hamilton Southeastern 64 42 Clinton Prairie 45 29 Tipton 55 43 Wapahani 67 41 Anderson Highland 37 55 BOYS BASKETBALL Tipton C.C. 53 Opp. 64 Delphi 64 72 Frankfort 62 60 Northfield 69 74 Zionsville 92 76 Westfield 92 46 Tri-Central 65 67 Clinton Prairie 79 54 Frontier 67 59 Northwestern 60 49 Clinton Prairie 68 50 Tri-Central 76 73 Rossville 73 71 Hamilton Heights 80 62 Carroll 68 60 Western Boone 71 77 Hamilton Southeastern 65 64 Rossville 66 86 BOYS SWIMMING Mental Attitude ........ Most Valuable .......... High Point ............. Most Improved .......... Senior Plaques .......... Adult Enthusiasm Award ... Todd Vandevender ..... Richard Kingcry ..... Richard Kingery .... Wendell Zetterburg Mikko Kivikoski, Todd Vandevender ...... Linda Knodcrcr WRESTLING Dawg of the Year ....... Most Valuable ......... Takedowns .............. Most Improved ......... Senior Plaques ......... All Conference ......... Sectional Champs ....... Regional Champ ......... Adult Enthusiasm Award .................. Billy Hawes .................. Billy Hawes .................. Billy Hawes .................. Russ Royer .... Billy Hawes, Jamie Pitzer Ritchie Robinson, Jesse Wyrick .... Billy Hawes, Brad Lawler, Jesse Wyrick .... Billy Hawes. Brad Lawler ................. Brad Lawler ..... Gerrid Tishner, Bonnie Diane Royer BOYS BASKETBALL Assists .................................. Mark Laughner Rebounds ........................................... Jason Payton Mental Attitude ............................. Andy Davison Free Throw % ................................ Andy Davison Field Goal % ................................ Kenny Mangis J.V. Free Throw % .......................... Brooks Padgett 9th Free Throw %.............................. Kerry Dunn Senior Plaques .............. Steve Adams, Jan Brcitenfcldt, Andy Davison. Mark Laughner, Jason Payton Chad Perkins, Jason Stroup All Conference ................. Andy Davison, Jason Payton All County ..................... Andy Davison, Jason Payton All County Second Team ...................... Kenny Mangis All Star Team .............. Andy Davison, Mark Laughner, Jason Payton Senior Plaques for Chcerlcading .................. Kara Cooper, Lucinda Davis, Jennifer Rogers, Lea Thompson Adult Enthusiasm Award ................. Jim Sue Payton, Donna Denton. Herman Gayle Adams GIRLS BASKETBALL Mental Attitude .......................... Steph McQuinn Assists .................................. Steph McQuinn Rebounds ................................. Steph McQuinn Field Goal % ............................. Steph McQuinn Free Throw % .............................. Jessica Taylor J.V. Free Throw % ....................... Kristen Bowman Senior Plaques ................. Kim Fields. Bobbie Kallncr, Gina McKinney, Steph McQuinn, Cindy Strange All Conference ................ Kim Fields, Steph McQuinn. Jessica Taylor All County .................Steph McQuinn, Katie Greeman All County Second Team ......... Kim Fields, Bobbie Kallncr All County Honorable Mention ...............Jessica Taylor All Lafayette Area ....................... Steph McQuinn All Lafayette Area Third Team ................................ Katie Greeman All Lafayette Area Special Honorable Mention ..........................Jessica Taylor Selected Top Forty ....................... Steph McQuinn Adult Enthusiasm Award ............... The late Don Baylcss Betty WRESTLING C.C. Opp. Frankton 27 45 Alexandria 48 30 Hamilton Heights 32 45 Clinton Prairie 39 33 Carroll 63 18 Tri-West 54 30 Western Boone 14 57 Frankfort 29 51 Clinton Prairie 36 42 Park Tudor 36 39 White's Inst. 36 39 Frankton 31 42 Tri-Central 26 55 Tri-Hi 42 36 Knightstown 51 12 Wapahani 35 33 Northeastern 48 24 Westfield 54 32 Blind School Tourney Won Delphi 34 30 Frankfort 33 40 conference 4th Sectional 4th BOYS SWIMMING C.C. Opp. H. Southeastern 54 93 L. Cass 44 122 Logansport 50 118 Maconaquah 45 114 N. Montgomery 57 98 Carroll 45 115 Frankfort 48 119 Delphi 65 76 Lebanon Inv. 3rd Zionsville 51 107 Western Boone 41 119 McCutcheon 46 118 Westfield 85 41 Eastern 66 94 Lebanon 51 114 Conference 3rd Sectional 10th 54 Golf team posts winning dual meet record Left to Right: Jason Morris, Erik Greulach, Jason Stroup, Brooks Padgett, Karl Kercheval. 55 BOYS TRACK TEAM HAVE BREAK EVEN SEASON From, L to R; Richard Kingcry. Brad Morris. Ed Ottingcr. Ritchie Robinson, Jason Payton. Jon Breitenfeldt. Mark Brown. Blake Blanch. Second, L to R; Coach Thompson, Coach Griffey, Chad Ricker, Craig Martin, Brad Lawler, Kevin Beard, Bill Gleason, Scott McMinn. Justin Hazlctt, Todd Hastings. Third, L to R: Jake Crum, Neal Randolph, Todd Jenkins, Jason Abbott, Scott Beard, Larry Laughncr. Top, L to R; Greg Milburn. Gary Kingcry, Steve Mathews. Paul McKinney, Roger Hawkins. Wendell Zcttcrburg. The boys track team, without a home meet, managed to earn a stan- Ed Ottinger, Central's Premier Distance Man doff in dual meets as it finished with a 4-4 record. A lack of depth in the field events prevented a better showing, but several individuals turned in good performances. The Bulldogs finished second in the County Meet and made a strong run at the conference meet, finishing third. Ed Ottinger, senior distance man, set a school record in the 1600 meter run with a 4:32.43 mark. He was the only Dog to advance out of the sec- tional. Ottimcr was a three time con- ference champ. 56 57 Baseball Team Holds on; posts winning mark The baseball team, under the direction of Curt Downing, managed to come out with a winning sea- son, going 14-13. After losing three of the first four, the Green and White four of the next five and strung together a five game win streak early in May. The veteran team, with six of nine starters return- ing, finished the conference title chase with a 7-7 mark, and lost to perennial power Western in the sectional. Mark Laughner continued his fine pitching. Though finishing with an 8-5 record, the strikeout artist anchored the pitching staff. Laughner also stroked five home runs. Darren Surbur finished the year with a string that is only dreamed of. The senior had twenty hits in his last thirty at-bats. Surbur hones stroke Darren Surbur went on hitting tear with 20 of 30 hit streak for .667 average 58 MARK LAUGHNER, durable pitcher, warms up in preparation for game. Senior Andy Davison anchored infield at his shortstop position. Outfielder Chris Keller takes batting Practice. Junior Mark Williams at third. 59 LADY RUNNERS HAVE FINE YEAR Front, L to R; Julie Martin. Jennifer Rogers, Stephanie McQuinn. Kim Fields. Middle. L to R; Kristen Avery. Michell Barnett. Lisa Woods, Trish Southern. Amy Fields, Stacia Payton. Top. L to R; Kris Sexton, Ali Evans, Kristen Bowman, Stephanie Avery, Melissa Hoskins, Coach Fields, Coach Barnett. Jessica Taylor. The Lady Bulldog track team, with a well balanced team, dashed its way to seven wins and a tie in nine outings. Sparked by Junior Jessica Taylor, Seniors Kim Fields and Steph McQuinn, easily outdistanced the field in the County Meet and finished fourth in the conference meet. Taylor, a strong hurdler, was the only girl to qualify for the Regional. Taylor leaped 5'1 in the high jump to move on in the tournament. She won the County 100H, the 300H, and was on the 1600H relay team. Fields was County champ in both the dashes and county and conference champ in the long jump, while McQuinn captured the conference title in the discus and shot put. 60 61 SPRING SPORTS BOYS TRACK C.C. Opp. Western Boone 59 79 Clinton Prairie 57 70 Frankfort 38 89 Sheridan 65 62 Carroll 69 58 Zionsville 59 68 Tri-Central 70 56 Rossvillc 85 42 Frankfort Relays 4th Country 2nd Conference 3rd GIRLS TRACK C.C. Opp. Western Boone 59 59 Clinton Prairie 78 39 Frankfort 69 49 Sheridan 79 329 Carroll 84 34 Zionsville 41 77 ISD Westfield Won Tri-Central 70 56 Rossville 72 46 County 1st Conference 4th SPRING SPORTS AWARDS BASEBALL Fielding Mental Attitude ... Batting Senior Awards Keller, Mark Laughner, Darren Surbur All Conference Mark Laughner. Darren Surbur GOLF Medalist Best Putter Most Improved .... Senior Award All Conference .... BOYS TRACK Most Valuable Top Dog Jason Pavton Mental Attitude .. Seniors Awards ... Jason Payton, Riechic Robinson All Conference ..... Justin Hazlett, Roger Hawkins, Scott McMinn. Jason Payton. Ed Ottingcr GIRLS TRACK High Point ................. Jessica Taylor Mental Attitude .............. Kim Fields Senior Awards ................ Kim Fields. Stcph McQuinn, Jennifer Rogers All Conference ............... Kim Fields. Stcph McQuinn Award Jackets . Amy Fields, Stacia Payton. Ed Ottinger, Ritchie Robinson. Jason Payton BASEBALL C.C. Opp. Northwestern 0 1 Central Catholic 1 8 Tipton (DH) 7-1 6-6 Western Boone 7 0 Rossvillc (DH) 6 0 9 3 Tri-Central 4 6 Tri-Central 4 3 Hamilton S.E. (DH) 4 5 0 14 Westfield 15 0 Westfield 9 11 Zionsville 2 13 Zionsville 12 10 Hamilton Heights (DH) 6 4 4 0 Sheridan 7 ;6 Sheridan 6 3 County Rossville 6 10 Clinton Prairie 3 13 Clinton Prairie 6 5 Clinton Prairie 0 5 Lapel 2 1 Rossvillc 19 1 Sectional. Western 5 6 GOLF C.C. Opp. Frontier 169 183 Clinton Prairie 174 186 Lapel won by forfeit Westfield 175 199 Rossvillc 179 165 Carroll 185 202 Sheridan 178 189 Tri-Central 176 180 County 3rd Frontier 175 178 Delphi,. Frankfort 3rd Conference 4th Prairie 317 356 Western Boone 186 169 Rossville 184 171 62 % • % ' • NATIONAL HONOR SENIORS GO TO THE BAHAMAS Front- Troy Knoderer, Staci Pearson, Stacie Walters, Marta Ward Second Row- David Wyrick, Alan Dunn, Rita McCoy, Kim Gerhart, Mindee Maple. Third Row- Becky Archibald, Lisa McCoy, Carolyn Moore, Jennifer Wayt, Melissa Hoskins, Joanna Rule, Steve Adams Fourth Row- Justin Hazlett, Karl Kercheval, Amy Fields, Leigh Bowman Nine seniors (Mindee Maple. Lisa McCoy. Andy Davison. Steve Adams. Carolyn Morrc. Leigh Bowman. Lucinda Davis. Lyn Johnson, Kim Gerhart), foreign exchange student Jan Breintenfeldt. and Mr. Mrs. Walters left Indianapolis International Airport via an American TransAir jet at 7:00 a.m. on Tues- day, May 3, bound for Freeport, Bahamas. After a two hour and twenty minute flight they landed at the Freeport airport and then taxied to the Lucayan Resort Hotel. After a quick change into their bathing suits everyone headed to the beautiful beach for sun and relaxation. At noon it was time for a buffet lunch on the hotel lawn, then back to the beach for some: for others it was to the International Bazaar for shopping or a quick trip to the Casi- no for a visit with “Lady Luck.” At 7:00 p.m. it was time to head back to the airport, another trip through customs, then finally boarding the plane for their trip back home. They landed at the Indianapolis airport at 11:25, passed through customs, was bused to the terminal, then headed back to Clinton County. Although everyone was exhausted, all , . agreed that the trip was a truly great exper- o4 . icncc. % 65 F.F.A. SHOWS GREAT SUCCESS! 1987-88 officers: (L-R) front Rep., Cindy Strange; V.P. Clark Smith and Lucinda Davis; Pres., Darren Clouse; Treas., Todd Fox; Sent.. Scott Mundell. (back L-R) Rep., Leonard Surber; Sec., Jenny Wayt and Wade Johnson; Treas., Adam Dunham. 66 (L-R) Coach, Phil Carter, and Members, Scott Mundell, Adam The F.F.A. Sweetheart for the 1987-88 year was Dunham, David Wyrick, and Wade Johnson were first place Cynthia Ann Strange. Strange placed second in the Soils judging team in the state of Indiana. Dist. V Sweetheart contest. The Clinton Central F.F.A. has had many accomplish- ments during the 1987-88 school year. Chapter mem- bers placed 1st in Dairy Foods judging at the World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin. Also at this Expo, teams placed 2nd in the Forage Management Contest and 3rd in Dairy Cattle Judging. Our Chapter had 4 individuals compete in the National Agriculture Me- chanics Contest in Kansas City. Clinton Central has been very fortunate to already have 4 state winning teams for this year. These teams are: State Dairy Foods Judging, State Farm Business Management, State horse judging, and State Soils Judging. It is a great honor to win a state contest and Clinton Central has won four in one year. Our chapter has received 12 Hoosier Farmer De- grees this year. This is the highest honor that anyone in the F.F.A. can receive and the most that any chapter has ever received. Also chapter members won 11 Profi- ciencies in various areas this past year. We are very proud of one outstanding F.F.A. mem- ber, Todd Fox. Through his hard work and dedication. Todd received the Star District Agribusinessman award. This is a very high honor. Clinton Central is very proud of it’s F.F.A. and it’s members. It is only through organizations such as this that our school has gained such high regard throughout the state of Indiana. Members clockwise from the top are Scott Mundell, Mr. Byron Ernest, Adam Dunham, Santa, Darren Clouse, Janine Brock, and Bill Glea- son visited Santa on the annual carol- ing party. 67 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB CROSS NEW BOUNDRIES C.C.”s Foreign Language Club has a growing membership. The 1987-88 club had a membership of approximately 80 students. Students must be taking a foreign language or have taken at least one year of a foreign language to be a member. Of the four officers, two must be French students and two must be Spanish students. Current officers are Mark Williams, President, Lisa McCoy, Vice- President, Stacia Payton, Secretary Treasurer, and Ryan Smith Organization- al chairman; Mrs. Pastorius is the sponsor. Activities during regular club meetings include presentations from ex- change students, who discuss life in their various countries, slides or movies presented by students or adults who have traveled to foreign countries, and tasting parties. fa- 68 Spring Break 88 was an exciting but exhausting one for eight C.C. students who were lucky enough to spend a week in France. Those taking the trip included Johna Hawkins. Jennifer Milner. Marta Ward. Becky Archibald. David Fcarnow. Blake Blanch, Larry Moore, and Glen Moore, and their two shaperoncs, Janet Pastorius and Norma Milner. They spent three days touring the City of Lights, Paris. Highlights of the town there were visits to the Arch of Triumph, the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Champs Elysees, and a boat ride at night on the Seine river. Paris was left behind as students visited the Palace of Versailles, Charters Cathedral, three castles in the Loire valley, a wine cellar at Vouoray, Mount St. Michel, a monastery on the atlantic coast, and the beaches at Normandy where American troops landed in 1944. Although learning to communicate in another language, seeing the customs of another country, and trying out unfamiliar food was an experience that will last a lifetime, the students were more apprecia- tive of life in the U.S.A. and were happy to return home. “How you gonna keep 'em “down on the farm “after they've seen Paree. 69 ACADEMIC TEAMS EXCEL IN COMPETITION Wins Rangeline Conference Title First Row, L to R; Blake Blanch, Mindcc Maple, Erin Beaver, Donna Anderson, Chris Wellman. Standing, L to R; Lisa McCoy, Eric Payton. Ryan Smith, Stephanie Dircks, Carolyn Moore, Jon Breitenfeldt, Kim Gerhart, Larry Moore, Scott Mundcll, Joanna Rule, Bill Gleason, Todd Hoskins. The Academic team edged Hamilton Heights 79-73 to claim the overall conference title. The Math squad paced Cen- tral and went on to place fourth in state competi- tion out of 40 schools. In the area contests, the Math and Fine Arts teams were first, while the Science and Social Stud- ies groups grabbed sec- ond. The Math team mem- bers were Carolyn Moore, Jon Briedenfeldt, and Larry Moore. Jennifer Milner, Ryan Smith, and Eric Payton, made up the Social Studies team. The English team consisted of Mindee Maple, Blake Blanch and Lisa McCoy. Todd Hoskins, Scott Mundcll, and Joanna Rule competed in Science with Donna Anderson, Erin Beaver, and Chris Wellman working the Fine Arts. Mindee Maple, Carolyn Moore, and Jen- nifer Milner competed in the overall. The SPELL BOWL team won the area competition and went on to finish third in the state meet. Front, L to R: Melissa Hoskins, Troy Knoderer, Clay Hosteter, Larry Moore, George Biddle, Elizabeth Clouse. Second Row, L to R: Jennifer Davison, Stacey Butcher, Kim Gerhart, Mindee Maple, Jennifer Milner. Lisa McCoy. 70 FCA TAKES CHRISTIAN APPROACH TO ATHLETICS FCA OFFICERS First Row, L to R; Leigh Anne Bowman, Wendy Watson. Second Row, L to R; Lea Thompson, Jason Payton. Standing; Kim Fields 71 F.H.A. State President. LEIGH AN IS BOWMAN. F.H.A. Standing Council Bottom to Top (left)- Jamie Hudson, Angie Smith, Jenni LaMar, Tricia Southern, Sabine Grice, Jennifer Furst, Leigh Ann Bowman Bot- tom to Top (middle)- Mrs. Thorley, Mrs. Sheets Bottom to Top (right)- Brianna Bar- nett, Wendy Phillips, Shawnette Bond, Ann LaMar, Johnna Hawkins, Angie Bray 72 Above Left- F.H.A. has food drive. Above Right- Darren Clouse escorts F.H.A. Dance Queen Leigh Ann Bowman. Left- Teach- er breakfast given by F.H.A. Right- Randy is F.H.A. senior. 73 THE HEAD HELPERS L to R: Steve Adams, Darren Surber, Katie Greeman, Steph McQuinn, Krissy Pottenger, Holly Stahl, Jennifer Davison, Lea Thompson. Outrageous Aliens Mikko Kivikoski, who is from the Southern part of Finland, is seventeen. He lived with the Mohler family. He en- joys basketball and enjoys reading and listening to music. Jan Breitenfeldt, who is from West Germany, is also seventeen. He lived with the Hosteters. He was involved in basketball and track and FLC. He en- joys bicycling, volleyball and snow ski- ing. 74 Political People Top, L-R: Andy Davison, Chad Perkins, Bobbie Kallner. 2nd Row, L-R: Jesse Wyrick. Elizabeth Clouse, Justin Hazlett, Joanna Rule, Scott McMinn, Richard Kingery, Mark Brown, Troy Knoderer, Jenny Wayt, Becky Archi- bald, Gary Kingery, Erick Click. Bottom, L-R: Nathan Pritts, Rodney Bond, Dwain Rule, Melissa Bowers, Emily Hawley, Craig Whitcomb, Matt McQuinn, Karen Hos- tetcr, Tina Kingery, Kristen Avery, Michell Barnett, Kim Salem, Mrs. Pearson. Head Politicians Elizabeth Clouse, Treas.; Bobbie Kallner, Pres.; Gary Kin- gery, Sec.; Richard Kingery, V. Pres. 75 ART CLUB SHOWS CREATIVITY Back Row, 1 tor- Jeremy Wood. Jamie Mohler, Tom Lybrook, MikkoKivikoski, Brooks Padgett, David Mattingly, Troy Cheek Front Row 1 to r- Mr. Campbell, Carol Ruse, Vicki Kinslow, Tracy Young, Justina Walker, Jennifer Carter. Brooks, Justina, Troy and David work hard on their projects. Tracy and Vicki take time out from art class to smile for the camera. 76 OEA is all business — and fun Top, L to R; Tammy Dunn, Mindcc Maple, Jennifer Milner, Lisa McCoy, Angie Snell, Krista Long, Krissy Pottenger, Tina Evans, Jeanne yrick. Trinity Scott. Middle, L to R; Mrs. Snyder, Shannon Whiteman, Michelle Furst, Terri Richey, Lynn Johnson, Carolyn Moore, Trish Sedwick. Lucinda Davis, Eugenia Lamb, Shawnette Bond. Renee Toney. Bottom. L to R; Kristina Sexton, Wendy Phillips, Brianna Barnett. Holly Stahl, Johnna Hawkins. Paula Hewitt, Michele Waters. Girls engage in business competition Trinity improves techniques 77 Pep Club Has Plenty to Shout About Pep Club Officers Front, L to R: Kristen Bowman, Matt McQuinn, Kim Salem. Middle, L to R; Suzanne Sanders, Vice Pres; Wendy Watson, Sect.; and Top is Deana Huffer, Pres. 78 CHEERLEADERS Left to Right; Kara Cooper, Lucinda Davis, Jennifer Rogers Becky Archibald, Lea Thompson 79 Left to Right; Jennifer Keisling, Lori Fulkerson, Ryan Smith, Donna Anderson, Elizabeth Clouse. CHOIR EARNS FIRST AT CONTEST 1 st row; I to r- Lucinda Davis. Lea Thompson. Kara Cooper. Melinda Kercheval, Christy Tishncr, Marda VanCourt. Monica Bundy. 2nd row; 1 to r- Mr. Hunter. Jo Marie Patchett. Jamie Hudson, Pam Fausett, Alan Dunn. Karl Kercheval. Wendy Phillips, Traci Martin, Christina Crum 3rd row; 1 to r- Tammy Dunn, Jennifer Wayt. Staci Pearson, Leanne Sanders, Trish Southern, Todd Vandevender, Scott Clouse. Anne Alberding, Stephanie Avery, Suzanne Sanders. Wendy Watson 4th row; 1 to r- Joanna Rule. Jeremy Wood, Jamie Mohler, Charles Huffer, Jeff Eldridge, Rodney King. Wade Ruse, Jennifer Rogers, Bobbie Kallncr, Jannine Brock. F R O S H 80 CHORALAIRES CREATE HARMONIC SOUND Bottom to Top; row 1- Kara Cooper, Jamie Mohler, Row 2- Melinda Kercheval, Scott Clouse, row 3- Christina Crum, Wade Ruse, row 4- Joanna Rule, Karl Kercheval, Row 5- Wendy Watson, Todd Vandevender, Suzanne Sanders CHOIR OFFICER Back 1 to r- Mard; Vancourt, Christins Crum. Suzannt Sanders, Karl Kcr cheval. Front I to r Kara Cooper. Bobbi Kallncr 81 The Girls Choir gathers around to sing about dawn Stacie Pearson and Wendy Phillips, two friends, sing about friendship The Band and Choir com- bined their musical talents to present a well received Fall Pro- duction. This variety show marked the first time the Music Department had combined ef- forts into a single performance. Twenty-nine acts took to the stage to give the audience a wide range of music during the two night stand. Carolyn Moore and Todd Vandevender served as student directors with Jennifer Davison and Trish Sedwick acting as Mistresses of Ceremony. White Gold rocks the school 82 Kbxjihm Zs Joanna Rule “Almost Had ft All” Cjonna. Singing about LOVE the Centralettes Front, Evangeline Patterson, Jennifer Davison, Carolyn Moore, Second Row; Cherie Boyer, Angela Bray, Third Row; Leanna Sanders, Lynn Johnson, Top Row; Kris Sexton, Leigh Bowman, Trish Sedwick, and Vicki Sanders. 85 Bobbie Kallner named Homecoming Queen L to R; Kerry Dunn, Mark Laughner, Darrin Clouse, Ali Evans, Kara Cooper, Jessica Taylor, Queen Bobbie Kallner, Gina McKinney, Stacia Payton, Jason Payton, Troy Knoderer, and Eric Hodson. The Clinton Central Bulldogs cele- brated Homecoming on Oct. 25 against Clinton Prairie. During half- time of the game the Homecoming queen was crowned. Bobbie Kallner, escorted by Jason Payton, reigned as queen. Her court included seniors Kara Cooper, escorted by Mark Laughner, Gina McKinney, escorted by Darrin Clouse; Junior Jessica Tay- lor, escorted by Troy Knoderer, Soph- omore Stacia Payton, escorted by Erie Hodson; and freshman Ali Ev- ans, escorted by Kerry Dunn. The flower girl was Ashley Rogers and the crown bearer was Ross Uitts. The Homecoming games before the game and the dance after the game ended a fun-filled day. 86 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS ART SHOW winners receive awards Colt Quarterback Jack Trudeau talks to Central students 87 Thespians agree that “All the World's a Stage” Front, L to R; Larry Moore, Blake Blanch, Jamie Mohler, Mrs. Merrill, Wendy Watson, Joanna Rule, Trish Scdwick. Row Two; Carolyn Moore, Jennifer Rogers. Row Three; Leigh Bowman. Row Four; Donna Anderson, Kris Sexton. Thespians delight audience with Oklahoma 88 68 ENDLESS SUMMER NIGHTS • • • at the OEA SPRING STYLE SHOW 90 HOME EC CLASS GETS “ ON” EXPERIENCE Club Members receive Awards Administration Ralph Walker Vice-Principal Wayne Watson Principal Rex Bowman Athletic Director 94 SCHOOL BOARD Front. L to R: Jay Mitchell. Norman Huffcr. Larry Mennen. Standing. L to R: Superintendent Robert Brinson, Michael Ogle, Thomas Sheets. Bill Calvert. Roberta Jean Evans. Pat Robertson Secretary Lorraine Hosteler Secretary Nancy Padgett A.D. Secretary Helen Robertson John Hobaugh Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Jennifer Rule Librarian Marjorie Wyrick Nurse 95 FACULTY Norma Beaver Special Ed. Robin Cox Special Ed. Debbie Ellery Science Sharon Calvert Science Lisa Czerwonky Math Byron Ernest Agriculture Charles Campbell Art Curtis Downing Math Thomas Ewigleben Band Phil Carter Agriculture Ronald Dunn Business Sharon Fields Physical Education % Donald Garrison Thomas Griffy John Holden Nelson Hunter Social Studies Industrial Arts Social Studies Choir Karen Klein English Jay Mann Science Terry Martin Social Studies Cindy Merrill English Janet Pastorius English. Foreign Language Julia Pearson Math 97 James Rider Science Andrew Robertson History Greg Scofield English Margaret Sheets Home Economics Barbara Siegfried Foreign Language and English Ramona Skertich English John Sloggett Physical Education Rex Smith Agriculture 98 Michael Thompson Math Janet Thorley Home Economics Richard Walters Business 99 A TRIBUTE TO “DOC” After thirty six years, including twenty nine at Clinton Central, Doc is hanging up the chalk and eraser. He started leaching at LaPortc High School, then moved to Randolph County and then to Miami County before coming to Forest. Fifteen of those years were in coaching in addition to teach- ing. A little golf, a little fishing, and a little traveling are in the plans for the future. 100 . • • 4 • • • • 9 % • % • . % • 101 Thelma Adkins Charlotte Crick Roscoc Dorsey Tom Eldridge Jennifer Evans Mike Freeman Joe Fritz Anthony Greeno JJ. Harmon V 7 Stacy Hastings Herman Hawkins Clint Hclmbcrger Stacy Henderson 102 Natasha Hicks Eighth graders enjoy Homecoming games Jessica Hoffman Jason Isaacs Matt Johnson Angela Keller Victoria Keller fir Tina Kingery Kim Kizer Paul Laflen David McCarty Robert McCoy Ricky McNabb Matt McQuinn Eric Milburn Noellc Miller Brice Mundell Daniel Hodgen Greg Humburg Brandy Kingery Robert McMinn Mike Reppert 103 Tarry Rhine Greg Roberts Derek Robinson Brad Surbcr Chris Terrell Kirby Walker 104 105 Alyssa Adams Lori Alexander Pat Arnold Jamie Babb Mark Beaver Joey Biddle Carla Byers Tammy Caldwell Josh Click Dana Cooper Heather Cunningham Mary Davis Dawn Derrick Katie Dircks Derek Douglass Stephanie Edwards Sindy Gregory i Jill Garrison 106 Lori Grecman Stephanie Grecno Matt Guffy X t Emily Hawley Melissa Haney Heather Hawes “Getting in the spirit Karen Ingram Stephanie Jordan Libby Kallner Lee Keller Matt Keller Chad Knoderer Tawnya Landes Craig Loveless Lynn Lucas Donna McCarty 107 Randy Royer Dwain Rule Top: Rodney Bond. Pres.; Stephanie Jordan. Vice Pres.; Kevin Walker, Trcas.; Becky Ricks, Sec. Josh Scott Melody Sclkc Julie Shcagley Heidi Sheffer Chad Smith Tammy Snowden Crystal Spencer 108 il fi Matt Spitznaglc Shawn Vann Tina Wellman David Stowers Jennifer Walker Diane Stowers Kevin Walker Scott Thorley Josh Uitts Josh Watkins Bcnji Webster Jared Wells Marie Ann Whitaker c . P.J. Whitaker David White Jennifer Whiteman Jennifer Wilcurt Wade Zetterburg Shannon Zook 109 7th Grade goes 2 and 3 (L to R): Travis Biddle, David Stowers, Shannon Bowen, Josh Scott, Matt Spitznagle, Josh Uitts, Jeremy Bollinger, Lee Keller, Matt McClain, P.J. Whitaker, Matt Keller, Josh Watkins, Kevin Walker, Nathan Pritts, Rodney Bond, Jeff Randolph, Matt Guffy, Benji Webster, Josh Click, Lynn Lucas, and Randy Royer. 8th Grade wins , loses 4 (L to R); Top: Derek Robison, Tarry Rhine, Ricky McNabb, J.J. Harmon, Chris Terrell, Brad Crick, and Matt Neal; Middle: Roger Chaudion, Clay woodruff. Matt McQuinn, and Mike Freeman; Front: Brad Surber, Chris Weldy, Greg Humburg, Matt Sanders, Eric Milburn, Mike Sexton, Matt Johnson, Roy Sheets, and Clint Helmberger. no 7th Grade Volleyball Record 4-9 (L to R); Back: Heather Hawes, Lori Grccman, Julie Sheagley, Donna McCarty, Tawnya Landes, Heather Butcher, and Libby Kallncr; Front: Alyssa Adams, Tammy Caldwell, Becky Ricks, Crystal Mosson, Melissa Bowers, and Stephanie Jordan. 8th Grade Volleyball Record 4-9 (L to R); Top: Shannon Altic: Middle: Maria Sheets and Kim Kizer; bottom; Kim Salem, Chris Pippenger. Tia Catron, Jessica Hoffman, and Stacy Hastings. (L to R); Back: Mr. Griffy, Brian Walters, Rob McMinn, Scan Bradfield, and Brice Mundell; Middle: Dwain Rule, Chad Knodcrcr, Chad Bradfield. and Kip Wilson; Front: Michelle McMinn, Carrie Rule, Nicki Burns, Karen Rule, and Michelle Spitznagle. JH X-Country RUNS TO 2-5 111 JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Front, L to R: T. Catron, L. Kallner, H. Hawes, B. Ricks, J. Evans, M. Sheets, M. McQuinn, P. Surber, B. Walters, M. Pearson. Sec- ond Row: K. Salem, J. Hoff- man, J. Whiteman, S. Ed- wards, A. Bales, T. Snow- den, M. Selke. L. Grecman. A. Adams. Third Row: S. Hastings, H. Sheffer, J. Sheagley, D. McCarty, S. Rawlings, E. Hawley. H. Butcher, M. Bowers, S. Jor- dan. Fourth Row: C. Archi- bald, K. Kizcr, T. Kingery, S. Altic, K. Pippingcr, C. Knodcrcr. T. Caldwell, C. Mosson, C. Pursiful. Top: C. Washam, J. Rood, A. Beck, V. Keller. C. Crick, C. Whit- comb, J. Harmon. G. Hum- burg. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders From Left: Carmen Archibald, Shan- non Altic, Tina Kingery, and Stacy Hastings. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders Melissa Haney, Crystal Mosson, Becky Ricks, and Tammy Caldwell 112 The Spell Bowl Team Front. L to R: Steph- anie Edwards, Be- linda Boiler, Brian Meagher, Kevin Walker, Derek Douglas, Greg Rob- erts. Top, L to R: Malt Spitznagle, Stacy Henderson, Chris Pippinger. Jer- ry Wells, Kris Pierce, Dawn Derrick. Junior High F.F.A. 113 JUNIOR HI NETT ENJOY WINNING SEASON 8TH GRADE- 14-1; Front, L to R: Kris Pierce. Matt Neal, Brian Walters, Robbie McMinn, Matt McQuinn, Chris Wcldy, Jason Isaacs. Top, L to R: Brad Surbur, Chris Terrell, Tom Eldridge. Stace Alter, JJ. Harmon, Brice Mundell. Roy Sheets. 114 Front. L to R: Derek Douglas, Rodney Bond. Lee Keller. P.J. Whitaker, Dwain Rule, Matt McClain, Josh Click, Scott Thorley, Jared Wells. Top, L to R: Scott Walker, Nathan Pritts, Kevin Walker, Aaron Bonecutter. David Stowers, Lynn Lucas, Josh Uitts, Jeff Randolph. GIRLS SEEK IMPROVEMENT FOR VARSITY PLAY Left to Right: Kim Kizer. Kris Pippenger, Kim Salem. Maria Sheets. Coach Rider, Tia Catron. Stacy Hastings. Jessica Hoffman, Jenny Evans. Front, L to R: Melissa Haney, Marie Whitaker, Emily Hawley, Melissa Bowers. Top, L to R: Becky Ricks, Chris Pursiful, Donna McCarty, Coach Ellery, Stephanie Jordan. Heather McCulIom. Alyssa Adams. 115 Junior High Music Students seek Improvement 116 The Junior High Swim Team Makes Progress Front. L to R: Coach Carolyn Lohsl, Amy Fulkerson. Valeric Carter. Jennifer Walker. Tammy Snowden, Tina Huffcr, Manager Shawnette Bond. Middle. L to R; Stephanie Jordan. Kirby Walker. Josh Scott, Missy Ricks, Carrie Rule, Blair Blanch, Dana Hutchinson, Chad Knodcrer. Becky Ricks. Top, L to R; Jeremy Paine. Melody Sclkc, Matt Keller, Craig Whitcomb, Daniel Hodgcn, Jerry Cannon, Clint Hclmbcrger, Matt Spitznaglc, Eric Milburn. Grapplers suffer from the lack of numbers Front, L to R; Roger Chaudion, Jason Rogers, Clay Woodruff, Jeremy McCoy, Chris Barnes. Second Row', L to R; Coach Todd Newell, Mike Sexton. Robert McCoy, Paul Laflcn, Brad Crick, Bcnji Webster. 117 JUNIOR HIGH BOY AND GIRL TRACK TEAMS Junior High receives awards in special convocation 118 119 The ISTEP program began ... And Took its Toll. 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