Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

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Honor Society Fall Induction The central torch, lit by Debbie Brady, stands for the light that member of the National Honor Society are to shed on the world. 17

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On November 22, the Charles Evans chapter of the National Honor Society inducted seven senior students to its organization. Receiving this higf honor were Eric Calhoon, Joye Sprague, Robyn Thayer, Chuck Jost, Marge Stroud, Lisa Eccles and Jeff Kartawich. The newly electies were chosen on a point system covering such activities in the areas of character, scholarship, leadership and service. The high school music department also contributed to the cermony by the chorus’ “Lord God of Sabbath” directed by Mrs. Noth and accompanied By Lisa Miller. Following the inductior ceremony, members were treated to a luncheon at the Open Hearth Restaurant. President Randy Pound give the list of qualifications for being inducted in the National Honor Society. Eric Calhoon, Chuck Jost, Joye Sprague, Marge Stroud, Lisa Eccles, Jeff Kartawich, and Robyn Thayer hold their newly-earned white carnations as they begin fresh and blooming career in National Honor Society. Receiving his stole of honor given by Robin Burris is Jeff Kartawich 16

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Cupids in the Clouds 1978 Sweetheart Dance Candidates were presented to the student body on February 1. Left to right around the circle: Diane Vermillion. Marge Stroud, Missy Westray, Robin Thayer, Ann Ilubbell, Charlotte Hanson, Laurie Bryant. Julie Roberts, Nancy Wilson, Becky Mason, Fadra Owens, Laurie Steward. Dodee Junkert, Melissa Spaugh, and Debbie Ricgal. FHA candidates arc Robyn Thayer and Ann Hubbell. Girls Asked the Guys— If They Got Around to It The Future Homemakers of America held their annual Sweetheart Dance on February 4 in the CCHS commons. The theme for the dance was “Cupids in the Clouds” with tickets priced at $5.50 a couple. At the entrance to the commons, a white-pomp arch was placed which each couple would pass through. Decorations included a large red heart suspended from the ceiling and various “cupids in the clouds” were attached to the walls. On each table, there were fold-out hearts on top of white tablecloths. -Vttending the Sweetheart Dance were 150 couples consisting of CCHS students and guests. Refreshments for the dance were provided and served by the Food Service class and the music, basically from the 50’s and 60 s, was played by Tobias.