Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

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Faculty Rounds Up The Best Eric Calhoun, Sheila Dyer and Randy Pound were cited as National Robin Burris passes the “Broken Mirror Merit winners. lo '8a cnt Future Farmers collect awards won over the year. (From left to rifhl) Diane Harpcnau, Jay Sprague, Gene Blue. Ron Burk. Randy Pound, Mike Henderson, A1 Laramce, Ron Ferguson, Mike Grimes, and Bart Miller.

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Honored Students “ Dare You Atvard” Seniors: Lori Heinrich and Eddie Stone Juniors: Sheila Parker and Bart Miller Hoad Runner Atvard” Shelly Tucker Special Math Atvard Todd Hedgccock Rroken Mirror Atvard Lisa Kent Special ational Honor Society Handy K. Pound DAR Atvard Sheila Dyer SAR Award Handy K. Pound Agricultural Student Ron Fergeson Rusiness Student Lisa Eeeles -frl Student Diane Haas Social Studies Student Marti K Baker English Student Deni Summers Foreign Language Student Kris Ending Home Economics Student Diana Sturgeon Industrial Arts Student Hon Burk Mathematics Student Jan Simmons Rand Student Gene Blue Choral Student Lisa Armstrong Physical Education Student Carol McGarry and Debbie Brady Dramatics Student Diane Haas International Thespians Lisa Eeeles and Lisa Armstrong Science Student Marti K Baker Honored Students: Row 1: Kevin Mandrell, Lisa Eeeles, Marge Stroud, Lori Heinrich, Debbie Brady, Sherry Wagner, Jeannie Sears, Sheila Dyer. Charles Jost, Marti Baker. Robin Burris, Debi Summers, Carol Rainey, Tracie O’Neill, Jove Sprague. Row 2: Alan Laramcc. Jan Simmons, Lisa Kent, Andi Reiman. Tami Bandi, Sheryl Thayer, Tisha Bryant, Ken Peaeoek, Rick Welton, Laurie Bryant. Paula Gregory, Missy Bryant. Brenda Roberts. Row 3: John Larkin. Kent Volker, Craig Fink, Terri Heyen, Melissa Spaugh, Donna Fish, Don Nixon, Jerry Armstrong. Jim Martin, Scott Miller. Row 4: Mike Grimes, Michelle Martin, Tammy Meyers. Roger Burton. Melissa Webb, Debbie Farmer, Chris Villa. Lisa Crispen, Teresa Armstrong, Kris Emil-ing.

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Where's the hall, Brenda? Jeff Rasor. Tracie O’Neill, Nancy Lane. Steve Kline, Nancy DeMent don't seem to mind that the volleyball is lost, hut Roger Torbert seems to have found it. Senior Class Trip Knowing Where to Go Is Part of Getting Around Rothbury, Michigan doesn't seem like one of the more likely places to find a group of Clinton Seniors. But the Seniors know how to get around. On May 23, fun in the sun was the goal of 37 seniors. 1,000 acres of beautiful country awaited the travelers as they left for the Double J Ranch. Horseback riding, swimming, fishing, and breakfast on the trail were only a small part of the two day trip. Mr. Vanderkloot and Mrs. Coan were the watchful teachers who tagged along for the ride. Tom Pruser did most of the organizational work. Long walks along the trail were part of getting away from final exams, underclassmen, and dirty lockers. 30