Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

CLINTONIA 1980 “Light up the 80's Clinton Community High School - J Clinton, Illinois 61727 Volume 57 Editors: Vickie Lenchner Advisor: Tim Wages Doris Wunderlich Mrs. Betty Kline The Senior Class and the staff of the Clintonia dedicate the 1980 yearbook to Mrs. Betty Kline. Mrs. Kline, a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan where she was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, has completed her 12th year at CCHS. Always ready with a smile or a few words of greeting, Mrs. Kline is a favorite of many of the CCHS students. She is a gardening enthusiast and takes great pleasure in reporting the latest happenings at her residence in the country. Mrs. Kline taught at Romeoville, Illinois, her first year. During her twelve years at Clinton High School, she has headed the Future Nurses of America and has been a sponsor for the Junior Class. Mrs. Kline is active in the Methodist Church, where she is Chairman of Wills and Bequests. She is also secretary of the Weldon Springs Advisory Committee. To our own Country Gentlewoman we dedicate the 1980 issue of the Clintonia. 2 • u Table of Contents Sports 35 Organizations 63 Administration and Faculty 85 Seniors 99 Juniors 123 Sophomores 135 Freshmen 149 Advertising 159 HOMECOMING PARADE The Homecoming Parade was as much of a thrill for the participants as it was for the onlookers. 4 CCHS Homecoming Parade was held on Friday, September 28. Classes and organizations entered the float competition. Floats were judged as follows: First Place — Seniors Second Place — Juniors Third Place — Sophomores Fourth Place — Freshmen 5 Clinton Scores Twice In Homecoming Game The Pontiac Indians scored late in the first quarter giving them a 6-0 lead. Clinton came back with 1:35 remaining in the half and scored on a pass play from Tim Green to Bob Epperson (right). The Indians then scored very early in the second half, giving them a 12-6 lead. With a little over a minute remaining in the third quarter, John Westendorf scored the second Clinton touchdown (top). The conversion was no good, and the score stayed at 12-12. The Indians scored again with 5:37 left in the game. The final score was 18-12. Spirit Week Andi Reiman —Recovering from the senior float. Mr. Truitt —On the lookout for Injuns. Mrs. Jesse James Kline —One of the 10 most wanted. Mike Campbell —Plowing the gym floor. 7 SPOKANE LIGHTS UP Shadows in the Moonlight 9 Carole Conn Fadra Owens Suzie Rogers Sheryl Thayer Diane Harpenau Honorary Queen Theresa Trinidad 12 1979-80 Homecoming Queen CATHY SPRAGUE On the evening of September 28, Cathy Sprague had one of the most exciting times of her life. She was crowned 1979-80 Homecoming Queen. She was chosen queen from a group of six candidates. Coronation ceremonies were held during half-time at the Pontiac-Clinton football game, Friday evening. Cathy reigned over the Homecoming Dance, Shadows in the Moonlight, held on Saturday evening. Many older people wonder why teenagers drive around and around the square. They probably do not realize how much fun cruising really is. Here are a few facts some people may not be aware of. Did you know that . . . ? The square is really round. The square is only one way. Six trips around the square make a mile. The police station is there. More laws are broken on the square than in any other place in Clinton. In the summer there are more pigeons on the square than in New York City. There are more frisbees on the square in the summer than on Daytona Beach. There is also a square on the square (Gas Light Square). The Pontiac Indians gained their first victory of the season as they edged the Maroons 18-12 in the annual Homecoming game, September 28, 1979. Despite touchdowns by Westendorf and Epperson, Clinton fell to 0-4 and 0-3 in the conference. The Homecoming game was dedicated to the Stone family in remembrance of Joe Stone, former teacher. 16 Sportsmen Honored at Fall Banquet Members of the cross country team were the first to receive awards at the fall sports banquet. Scott Hopkins was voted most valuable team member. Jim Harrold was Most Valuable Runner. Barry McIntosh received the 110% award, and Tina Dorow was Rookie of the Year. Tina also went to the state girls crosscountry meet where she finished 160th of 264 girls. Next, the members of the football team received their awards. Tim Green was the team's Most Valuable player, and Larry Shaffer received the 110% award. The Most Valuable Player on the golf team was Rod Woolridge. Members of the volleyball team were the last to receive awards. Andi Reiman was High Spiker and High Server for the varsity. Paige Wagner was the Most Improved Player, and Dorothy Rhodes was the Most Valuable Player. Scott Hopkins—Cross Country. Paige Wagner, Andi Reiman, Dorothy Rnodes—Volleyball. 16 WINNERS ALL Roger Sams, Tina Dorow, Barry McIntosh, Coach Munds—Cross Country. Larry Shaffer and Tim Green—Football. 19 1980 Honor Students 1980 SENIORS SOPHOMORES Teresa Baker-2 Debbie Bostwick Tammy Bandy-4 Mikki Boyum Kari Bell-2 Teresa Brannan Susan DeYoung Cindy Bush-2 Kelly Kinder-2 Annie Case Michelle Martin-3 Lynn Christman Andi Reiman-4 Darcy Eikenberg-2 Jan Simmons-4 Tom Glasson Cathy Sprague-2 Sandy Hoffman Jane Sykes Regina Isaac John Latham-2 JUNIORS Julie Olson-2 Judy Rickgauer Gerald Armstrong-3 Stacy Ritchie-2 Jacqui Benz Jill Wagner Donna Cooper Donna Fish-3 Pam Wood-2 Paula Gregory-3 Mary Harpenau FRESHMEN Todd Hedgcock-2 Christine Bundy John Hickman-2 Sheryl Clark Beth Jost-2 Wade Finley Roger Laramee-2 Chad Hoke Jim Martin-3 Marjorie Johnson Scott Miller-3 Michelle Juliuson Don Nixon-3 Kenneth Marvel Debbie Rich-3 Laura Perrin . Debbie Riegel-2 Connie Pister Debbie Robinson Jennifer Russell Lori Rockhold-2 Cheryl Short Katie Scott Charles Wartchow Melissa Spaugh-3 Judy Weikel Amy Thompson-3 Joe Williams Steve Thompson-3 Kent Volker-3 Steve Wrone 4—4th consecutive year • 3 years 3--3rd consecutive year 2 years 2-2nd consecutive year Jan Simmons, Andi Reiman, and Tammy Bandy—Seniors who have been honored for four consecutive years. Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Fifth Row: Randy Woolridge, Tom Plunkett, Bob Daniels, John Westendorf, Alex Calvert, Brian Fatheree, Pat McKinley, Junior Monkman, Troy Gee, John Waddock, Jeff Bruner, Rodney Woolridge. Fourth Row: Mary Shockey, Dorothy Rhodes, Marty Rockhold, Tim Wages, Jan Simmons, Jeff Long, Tom Linehan, Bob Epperson, Larry Shaffer, Tim Green, Kent Robinson, Darrin Fort. Third Row: Mindy Underwood, Nanette Fenner, Cathy Groves, Denise Torbert, Andi Reiman, Todd Thomas, Kenny Mykytiuk, Steve Miller, Ira Bryant, Mike Mandrell, Karen Spencer, Beth Jost, Tom DiMartino. Second Row: Paige Wagner, Jill Dougherty, Robbie Shannon, Cindy Bush, Doug Sturgeon, Cindy Niederer, Don Nixon, Tom Lamkin, Bob Stephenson, Jim Redding, Mike Willoughby, John Hickman, Chris Tat. First Row: Kelly Koget, Tina Bush, Bruce Bishop, Donny West, Darrell Hamblen, Roger Sams, Scott Miller, Tina Dorow, Jim Harrold, Dennis Reynolds, Steve Williamson, Mr. Gramkow, sponsor. The Lettermen's Club operates the concession stand at ball games. Most of the money raised is used to pay food and motel bills when teams have to travel. Some of the more active members of the Lettermen's Club are Denise Tobert, Junior Monkman, Cathy Groves, and Nanette Fenner. Lettermen’s Club Junior Monkman 21 Denise Torbert FASHIONED CHRISTMAS Look at what I've got! What a romantic couple! An Old-fashioned Christmas was the theme of the Christmas Dance held on December 8, 1979. The Student Council sponsored the dance, and the Lucky Dog Band provided the music. The Commons was decorated in the traditional Christmas mode. Doc Strain, attired as Santa Claus, handed out treats to all who entered. The Lucky Dog Band. What a smile! Santa with the kids. Some wild swingers taking a breather. The 1980 Sweetheart Dance was held on Saturday, February 2, from 8:00-11:00. The dance was sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America, and Hardy Street furnished the music. The Freshman Sweetheart was Jeannie Rickgauer, escorted by Doug Baker; the Sophomore Sweetheart was Paige Wagner, escorted by Marty Dejaynes; the Junior Sweetheart was Debi Riegel, escorted by Roger Sams; the Senior Sweetheart was Andrea Reiman, escorted by Bob Epperson; the FHA Sweetheart was Connie Pister, escorted by Blair Brommel. Oh! Sweet Music. Jeannie Rickgauer, Paige Wagner, Ryan Archey, Connie Pister, Brandi Newman, Debi Riegel, Andrea Reiman. What an exciting dance! The chaperones for the dance were Mr. and Mrs. Baum and Mr. and Mrs. Rieger. SWEETHEART w DA C My eyes are blue; what color are yours? Oh, you're so funny! Disco Sensation! But Honey, my flower is straight. Ann Clewett Kristy Thomas Darrel Hamblen THE KING AND I SYNOPSIS OF SCENES SETTING - 1862 In and around Palace of the King Act I Scene 1 — Deck of the Chow Pyo Ship on the river to Bongkok. Siom Intermediote — Palace dressing room Scene 2 The King's library in the Royal Palace ot Bangkok Scene 3 — On the palace grounds Scene 4 — The school room in the poloce (1 year later) Intermediote Somewhere on palace grounds Scene 5 — Anna's bedroom (late night) Intermediate — Outside Anna's room Scene 6 The King's study (some night) Act II Scene 1 A reception room of the palace (18 hours later, The schoolroom converted into dressing room Scene 2 — The Palace gardens (same night following banquet) Scene 3 — The Ballet - Palace theater • (some evening) Scene 4 The King's study 8 library (late thot night) Intermediate Near the wharf at Bangkok (months later) Scene 5 — Anna's bedroom (same evening) Intermediate — Outside King's room Scene 6 — King's bedroom (study) Thank you for not taking photographs during our performance. Seating between scenes only. OUR BAND Horry Farnsworth — Bass Tom Edmunds - Flute Jim Peterson — Drums Terr. OFIoherty Kirk Sommers — Piano PRODUCTION CREW CAST (In order of Appearance) Copt Orton..................Br.on Fotheree Louis Leonowens.........Mott Fink Anno Leonowens........Ann Clewett Guords .............Steven Devore Ed Hubble. Kent Robinson. Tom Plunkett. Tim Nichols Interpreter..................Andy Hortsock Tim N.chols The Krolohome .....Roger Mossey The King..........Dorrel Homblen Phro Alock............Roger Burton Lun Tho............Todd Hedgcock Tuptim..............Kristy Thomos Buddho.............Barry McIntosh Lody Thiong........Moroo Taylor Prince Chouto Chululongkorn...... Marcus Dunlap Sir Edword Ramsay .....Tom Moss Princess Ymg Yaowlok............. Mary Plunkett 8 Leslie Johnson THE WIVES Pom Wood . Helen Jones. Ten Bron-non. Cathy Hermlmg, Susie Hormlmg, Dorcy Eikenberg. Tina Dorow. Hoidi Dorow Karen Belongee Cothy Sprague Janelle Sams. Lisa Brody Tina Brodshow. Donna Brodshaw Bonnie Ruble. Vickie Lonchnor Lori Bray. Beth North. Chr.s Harrold Donotos membership in Thespians Choral Direction Deborah Fisher Ass t to Director Koylo Bartlett Lighting Technicians Tom Moss Joe Williams, Scott Gaultnoy Mark Woods Prompter — Jim Martin Set — Pom Wood, John Williams Jomce Martin Annie Case Ten Brannon Program Cover — John Williams Moko-up Kim Morris. Glendo Carter Publicity Tom Moss Ushers Current wives of the King CAST THE BALLET Unde Thomas ’__________T.m N.chols Little Eva ..............T' ° Dorow King Simon ...............F8 Hubble Topsy................ Heidi Dorow Buddho.......... ... Borry McIntosh Angol George ond The Presenter Erie Weaver El.zo............. Dorcy Eikenberg PRINCES PRINCESSES Jill Colvert. Leslie Johnson. Jody Monroe. Jodi Perkins Jill Monroe. Danny Olson Soroh Olson. Jonet Perkins Clint Bolser. Chad Bolser Mo Wollet Adam long Tosha Wol-ston Dana Eikonberg Debbie Brady Jimmy Brody Twins Eddie Wollet. Mory Plunkett THE DANCERS Karon Ely Debi Riegel, Sandy Hoffman . Koron Belangeo Lori Bray. Tina Dorow. Chris Harrold. Janelle Sams Donotos membership in Thespians 27 On May 20 the seniors were off to Sherwood Lodge in Osage Beach, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Bandy, Mr. and Mrs. Adcock, and Mr. Eddy accompanied the group. Water skiing, go-karting, a country music show, a riverboat ride, and swimming were some of the activities enjoyed by the members of the senior class. Oh, no, not again!” Just one of the kids! I have to go to Missouri with THIS Another Mark Spitz? bunch!!!!! It takes courage to smile after a day with the SENIORS. Hey, look at my new T-shirt; it was only $1.00. What a happy group!!! Actually, they were laughing at Mr. Eddy trying to take the picture. The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 10, from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. at Clinton High School. “Searching for a Rainbow was the theme of the Prom. Freedom provided the music for the 128 couples who attended. The commons was decorated in the colors of the rainbow, and each table had a miniature rainbow as the centerpiece. Last year's Prom King and Queen, Nathan Fields and Peggy Gregory, returned to crown this year's royalty. After Prom was held in the commons from 12:00 to 4:00 a.m. Volleyball, basketball, and dancing to records provided entertainment for the 253 people who attended. King Candidates: Mike Rickgauer, Marty Rockhold, Bob Epperson, Bruce Bishop, Scott Baum. Queen Candidates: Tina Bush, Andi Reiman, Tami Bandy, Diane Harpenau, Dorothy Rhodes. 32 1980 Commencement Program Processional.....“Pomp and Circumstance”.....Edward Elgar Clinton Community High School Band Ed Colicr. Director Invocation..........................Pastor Harry McFadden Senior Student's Welcome..............Andrea Marie Reiman A Festival Prelude”.........................................Alfred Reed Clinton Community High School Band Ed Colter. Director Class President s Address............................Dwight M. Rickgauer •We May Never Pass This Way Again”...................arr. Roger Emerson Hinton High School Senior Choir Mrs. Forrest Fisher. Director Remarks from Student Council.............................Tina Louise Bush Message to the Class..............................John Perkins. Principal Presentation of the Class.....................Gary Archey. Superintendent Awarding of Diplomas.....................................Steve Davenport Benediction...........................................Pastor Donald Pratt Recessional..............“Pomp and Circumstance”...........Edward Elgar Clinton Communit High School Band Ed Coller. IMrector Audience will remain sealed during Benediction and Recr� � iouali llmior itultt are presented to Seniorv who have maintained a 3.SI average or belter lor all yean ol high school attendance. GRADUATION 1 9 8 0 33 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Guidance Roadrunner Award : Debbie Lewis, Rhonda Mix Foreign Exchange Students: Teresa Schaerer, Theresa Trinidad I Dare You Award: Roger Laramee, Donna Fish FFA: Diane Harpenau, Suzie Rogers, Roger Laramee NHS: Jan Simmons, Andi Reiman Broken Mirror Award: Debi Riegel Special Math Award: Todd Hedgcock JETS: Jan Simmons, Andi Reiman, Jim Martin, Kyle Kent, Pam Wood, Donna Fish, Debbie Rich, Heather Long, Todd Hedgecock. Thespian Awards and Winner of Essay: Roger Massey and Tom Moss. Special Science Award: Jan Simmons Athletes of the year: Tim Green, Paige Wagner DAR-SAR: Andi Reiman and Bruce Bishop Yearbook Awards and Dedication: Mrs. Kline. Editors, Tim Wages and Vickie Lenchner; Staff Awards, Paula Gregory; Shelli Mitchell; Debbie Beery. Journalism: Editor, Jane Sykes; Sports Award, Tim Tarter; Special Feature, Peter Jones; Editorial Award, Charles Sympson; Photog-ra phy Award, Pat McKinley. Student Council Induction: President, Kent Volker; Vice President, Don Nixon; Secretary, Debi Riegel; Treasurer, Scott Hopkins; Parliamentarian, Suzie Hermling Outstanding Students from Departments Agriculture: Scott Miller Business: Dorothy Rhodes Art: Paula Campbell, Craig Brendley, Sheryl McCubbins, Terri Brannon, Carolyn Chandler, Steve Wrone, Karen Ely, Roger Burton, Kathy Clem. Social Studies: Andi Reiman English: Jan Simmons, Andi Reiman Foreign Language: Angela Martinek Home Economics: Mary Harpenau Industrial Arts: Scott Baum, Kelly Kinder Mathematics: Jan Simmons Music-Chorus: Roger Massey, Marty Underwood Dramatics: Roger Massey Physical Education: Matt Jackson Science: Andi Reiman 34 mm a® 36 TENNIS CLUB Kneeling: Nannette Fenner, Ginny Dickison, Belinda Bell, Louanne Gregory, Roger Sams, Jeff Bruner, Annette Pearson, Jennifer Morris, Karen Spencer, Stacey Goodall, Tina Chapman. Standing: Tom Sykes, Jim Martin, Scott Hopkins, Marcus Dunlap, Todd Hedgcock, Darrel Hamblen, Roger Laramee, Doug Baker, Kevin Knapp, David Brendley, Lori Rockhold, and Mr. Zartler, Coach. Mr. Zartler, Coach Tennis was introduced to CCHS this year as a team sport rather than just a P.E. activity. Mr. Zartler organized the Tennis Club by asking for sign-ups. The students met after school for their practices, which usually lasted between one-and-a-half to two hours. This year the team played for fun more than for competition, but Coach Zartler would like to increase the membership in the club and to enter into competition in the next couple of years. 37 Girls 8-9 Overall Record Back: Carmon Young, stat.; Cathy Hermling; Cheryl Short; Cindy Bush; Dorothy Jackson; Lynn Wages; Cheryl Sturgeon; Doris Jackson; Chris Newlun; Lori Jo Brown, manager and stat.; and Coach Connie Mahoney. Front: Jill Dougherty, Mary Hampton, Michelle Martin, Nannette Fenner, Linda Burk, Paige Wagner, Crystal Boyer, Tina Dorow, and Kelley Koget. Paige Wagner—LONG JUMP—Her personal best is 16'4 which was a record in 1979 that has not yet been broken. This year Paige's specialities were the 100 and 200 meter dashes. Cheryl Sturgeon — HIGH JUMP —Her best is 5' 1 Vi . She placed first in the Gibson City invitational and first in the conference. TRACK SCORES—1980 April 1 Argenta 61, Metamore 39, Clinton 57 April 7 Mahomet-Seymour 62, Pontiac 60, Clinton 41 April 14 Olympia 65, Delavan 50, Clinton 38, Roanoke-Benson 21 April 18 Gibson City Invitational, Clinton—4th with 28 points April 22 U-High 69, Eureka 50, Clinton 48, Wapella 3 April 24 Heyworth 65, Clinton 54, Bellflower 34 April 26 Normal Relays—Paige Wagner—2nd in 100 m.dash (12.6), April 29 Maroa 57, Clinton 53, St. Teresa 51% May 1 Clinton 51, Heyworth 47, Mt. Pulaski 41, Tri-Valley 30 May 2 Carnival Clinton—4th with 36 points May 6 Conference at Eureka,—Clinton—4th with 61 points May 10 Districts at Clinton, Clinton—13th with 6 points May 13 Girls' Area Best Honor Roll Track Meet—Paige Wagner—2nd in the 100 dash and 2nd in the 200 dash. Tina Dorow—4th in the 2 mile and 5th in the mile. The girls combined for a total of 22 points. May 16 STATE—Paige Wagner—6th place in State finals in 200 dash—3 points. The Clinton girls' track team set nine new records in 1980 by coming in 4th in the conference, qualifying for State in the 100, and placing 6th in the State in the 200. This is the first time ever that any girl from Clinton High School has placed in the State finals. Clinton records for 1980 were set by Tina Dorow in the 3200 meter run (12:38.6), Kelley Koget in the 200 meter hurdles (33.5), Paige Wagner in the 100 meter dash (12.1), Nannette Fenner in the 800 meter run (2:40.9), Tina Dorow in the 1600 meter run (5:48), Paige Wagner in the 200 meter dash (25.8), Jill Dougherty, Cheryl Short, Paige Wagner, Nannette Fenner in the 1600 meter relay (4.3 (4:43.4) and Cindy Bush, Jill Dougherty, Cheryl Sturgeon, Paige Wagner in the 400 meter relay (53.5). Coach Hanson, Randy Woolridge, Alex Calvert, Rick Berry, Mike Mandrell, Rod Woolridge, Troy Gee. Mike Mandrell, team captain. Golf Team The 1979 golf team ended its season with a 2-17 record. Individual averages were boasted by Rod Woolridge— 45, followed by Mike Mandrell—47, Randy Woolridge— 49, Alex Calvert—50, and Troy Gee and Rick Berry—53's. In the conference the team finished in fifth place out of six teams. They finished in twelfth place in the district out of the sixteen teams that competed. Some other highlights of the season included a hole-in-one by Rod Woolridge and an eagle by Mike Mandrell. The 1980 Golf Team should be powerful as many of this year's team members will be returning. 39 Ball boy, Chad Bolser Senior Football Players. Third Row: Ira Bryant, Tim Green, Jeff Gholson, Chad Bolser on Kelly Chick's shoulders, Larry Thayer. Second Row: Dennis Reynolds, Bob Daniels, Larry Shaffer, Bob Epperson, Marty Rockhold, John Waddock, First Row: John Westendorf, Steve Miller. Tolono 20 Clinton 12 Eureka 20 Clinton 8 U-High 35 Clinton 8 Pontiac 18 Clinton 12 Metamora 63 Clinton 18 Central Catholic 31 Clinton 6 Rantoul 47 Clinton 0 Olympia 13 Clinton 0 Mt. Zion 49 Clinton 14 40 Back Row: Mr. Truitt, John Waddock, Jeff Gholson, Chris Tat, Larry Thayer, Kelly Chick, Tom Lamkin, Tom DiMartino, Tim Green, Larry Shaffer, Bob Daniels, Mr. Hagenbruch. Second: Doug Sturgeon, John Hickman, Kent Robinson, Darrin Fort, John Westendorf, Don Nixon, Bob Epperson, Marty Rockhold, Dennis Reynolds, Rick Thomas. Front Row: Ira Bryant, Steve Miller, Randy Ray, Pat McKinley, Bryan Fatheree, Junior Monkman, Robbie Shannon. Back Row: Assistant Coach Truitt, Captain John Waddock, Coach Hagenbruch. Front Row: Tim Green, Kelly Chick, Bob Daniels, captains. Football Team Plagued By Injuries The football team had several player injuries this year. In the nine games they played, only 4 or 5 of the team members were able to play in every game. Having few juniors and senior players able to play left the underclassmen to pull the team's weight. The varsity team should have won at least two games this year. Their first big” opportunity came during the Homecoming game. They were tied at 12-12 with Pontiac. Near the end of the game, a pass hit a Maroon; and a Pontiac player caught the ball in the end zone. The second opportunity came in the Olympia game. The score was 6-0, and Clinton was about to score. The Olympia defense held, and then they scored again to win 15-0. These disappointments and injuries should be considered learning experiences which will help next year's team to have a winning season. 41 Back: Coach Eddy, David Billingsley, Clayton Rhodes, Brian McFeeters, Garel Schumaker, Robbie Cunningham, Blair Brommel, Mike Morris, Randy Workman, Artie Lehman, Steve Perring, Curt Utterback, Allen Billingsley, Wade Finley, Coach Wylder. Front: Tom Clewett, Steve Walden, Paul Rhodes, David Rhodes, Scott Covey, Tony Brennan, Mike Spencer, Joey Ray, Von Bandy, Charles Wartchow, Mike Campbell, Dan Ritchie, Chad Hoke, Bob Adcock. Mr. Jack Eddy, coach; Von Bandy, captain; Artie Lehman, captain; Mr. George Wylder, coach. Scores Opponent Home Olympia 28 21 Eureka 28 0 U-High 22 0 Metamora 56 8 Pontiac 14 40 Olympia 28 21 Rantoul 35 28 Central Catholic 21 14 Lakeview 47 21 Freshmen Win Homecoming Game The Freshman Football Team won their Homecoming Game with Pontiac by a score of 40-14. This was their only win; however, in four games they were beaten by only one touchdown. The running backs, Artie Lehman and Steve Perring, combined for over 1,000 yards in rushing. These two players also scored many of the team's touchdowns. For a freshman squad, this team shows great promise. 42 Back: Coach Triezenberg, John Parker, Larry Luster, Dave Linehan, Bobby Davis, Tom Kreuser, Kip Hoke. Tom DiMartino, Kent Robinson, John Ward, Darrin Fort, Alan Gowler, Coach Urban. Front: Junior Monkman, Steve Devore, Brian Pister, Gary Stauffer, Tom Plunkett, Kent Robinson, Wayne Cunningham, Jeff Mandrell, Kenny Sumner. Sophomore Football The Sophomore Football Team finished 0-8 for the season. Frequently several sophomores had to fill in for injured varsity players; consequently these substitutions made it difficult for the team to play to its full potential. At the sports banquet Mr. Triezenberg summed up the sophomore season, We thought we saw a light at the end of the tunnel; we later found out it was just an oncoming train. SCORES Opponent We They Lakeview 0 22 Central Catholic 0 29 Mt. Zion 6 18 Olympia 12 25 U-High 14 20 Pontiac 0 14 Metamora 0 34 Eureka 8 20 Coach Triezenberg, Coach Urban. 43 Back -Coach Bob Munds, Jim Harrold, Scott Hopkins, Bruce Bishop, Darrell Hamblen, Tim Wages, Barry McIntosh, Scott Miller Front -Jim Followell, Roger Sams, Don West, Mike Lane, Kevin Kartawich, Andy Hartsock, Tina Dorrow. 44 Captain Tim Wages, Coach Bob Munds, Captain Jim Harrold. Cross Country Record Breaking Events This year's only Cross-Country team wasn't one for winning many meets. They were, however, a team for setting three school records. Co-Captain Jim Harold, top left, broke the school Varsity record that day with a 16:03 for the three mile race. Tina Dorow, bottom, broke the Girls' Varsity record with a time of 19:21. Also, Barry McIntosh broke the Freshman-Sophomore record with a time of 16:08. 45 Volleyball Back Row: Miss Rayburn, Pam Fry, Tammie Torbert, Andi Reiman, Hazel Johnson, Denise Torbert, Cindy Bush, Mrs. Mahoney. Front Row: Kelly Koget, Dorothy Rhodes, Katy Scott, Connie Baker, Paige Wagner. The girls' varsity volleyball team finished the season with 9 wins and 17 losses. The lady Maroons finished second in the district behind Hey worth. The team's Most Valuable Player was Dorothy Rhodes. Paige Wagner was voted Most Improved Player. Andi Reiman was the player who received the 110% award. Go For It was the motto that the girls used during this season. This motto refers to their desire for winning. The girls tried hard this year; with several skilled underclassmen, the team should do well in the future. Back Row: Junior Varsity Co-Captains, Tammie Torbert and Connie Baker. Front: Coach Neps. Back: Connie Baker, Treassa Torbert, Pam Fry, Carmon Young, Tammie Torbert, Cindy Bush, Chris Bundy, Mindy Underwood, Katy Scott, Coach Neps. Front: Managers Beth Fry, Rhonda Mix, Dorothy Jackson, Lara Chapman, and Doris Jackson. HARROLD Goes To STATE! Clinton wrestling is getting better! Although the Clinton wrestling team had many problems which hurt them throughout the year, they managed to send the first Clinton wrestler in ten years to the State Finals. The team also wrestled some of the best downstate teams; five of the teams were ranked in the States class A poll. Coach Eddy commented, If we can become stronger and develop a good mental concept of ourselves, we will be much better next year when we will have ten returning lettermen. Jim Harrold was the first Clinton wrestler to advance to the State Finals in ten years. Kamal Shalabi gives his best to the District. 48 Back Row: Matt Fink, Sterling Montgomery, David Rhodes, Charlie Wartchow, Marcus Dunlap, Ken Mykytiuk, Mike Bayne, Steve Walden, James Wheeler. Fourth Row: Clayton Rhodes, Brian Pister, Steve Devore, Arthur Lehman, Garel Schumaker, Don West, Jeff Mandrell, David Brannan. Third Row: James Kline, James Perring, Ira Bryant, Todd Thomas, Jim Harrold, Steve Miller, Dennis Reynolds, Bruce Mandrell. Second Row: Mr. Charles Lehman, Traci Golden, Kris Danison, Susan Reynolds, Sarah Koons, Cathy Hermling, Lora Mandrell, Diana Tomes, Tammi Torbert, Mr. Jack Eddy. Front Row: Kathy Henderson, Barbie Turner, Jo Ellen Poe, Medora Guernari, Jennifer Russell, Linda Hughes, Denise Torbert, Jill Willard, Glenda Carter, Lori Rockhold. Wrestlers 2-17 Hasan Shalabi attempts to pin his opponent. Opponent We The y 1 Mt. Zion 15 48 Fairbury-Cropsey 21 40 Gibson City 29 37 Metamora 18 54 Central Catholic 17 48 Catlin 41 17 Mohamet 17 46 Westville 33 35 Eureka 6 53 Delavan 13 52 Farmington East 23 43 Leroy 25 35 Lincoln 9 31 Olympia 38 24 Mt. Pulaski 28 33 Argenta 30 36 Monticello 22 46 U-High 6 52 Pontiac 15 40 49 14-13, Best Season in Years for Maroons The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball team ended its best season in years with a 14-13 record. Senior forward Kelly Chick led the team in the rebounding and scoring departments. The Maroons opened the season by winning the Fairbury Thanksgiving Tournament. They won the consolation championship in the Woodford County Tournament. The season was highlighted by the final game of the season; an inspired Maroon team enjoyed thirty minutes of victory and agonized a tough two minutes of defeat against conference rival, Central Catholic, in the championship game of the Clinton Regional. Opponents We They Forrest-Stra wn- Wing 55 61 Fairbury 59 50 Odell 58 53 Eureka 57 55 Olympia 65 64 U-High 57 53 Lakeview 50 90 Pontiac 38 48 Mt. Pulaski 64 71 Metamora 67 69 Minonk 76 70 Eureka 56 53 Central Catholic 49 64 Gibson City 55 82 Metamora 49 51 Eureka 61 59 Olympia 56 67 Mahomet 64 54 Pontiac 58 69 U-High 64 80 Monticello 60 69 Central Catholic 57 69 Metamora 53 46 Farmer City 84 60 Bellflower 72 52 Heyworth 74 64 Central Catholic 63 66 Back Row: Coach Gramkow, Steve Williamson, Tom Lamkin, Kelly Chick, Darrel Hamblen, Bruce Bishop, Don Billingsley, Doug Sturgeon, Asst. Coach Blessing. Front Row: John Hickman, Scott Baum, Jeff Bruner, Pat McKinley, and Manager Jerry Baumgartner. 50 51 Sophomores Back Row: Coach Blessing, Tom Plunkett, David Cisco, Tom Krueser, Robert Davis, Tom DiMartino, Mark Haas, Manager Jerry Baumgartner. Front Row: Junior Monkman, Kent Robinson, Gary Stauffer, Darrin Fort, Ken Sumner Opponent We They Eureka 49 41 Olympia 38 70 U-High 53 71 Lakeview 35 61 Pontiac 31 57 Mt. Pulaski 32 48 Central Catholic 43 66 Gibson City 33 82 Metamora 42 64 Eureka 50 64 Olympia 42 70 Mahomet-Seymore 33 56 Pontiac 46 78 U-High 40 61 Monticello 75 71 Central Catholic 41 76 Metamora 45 70 Farmer City 51 60 Mt. Pulaski 30 65 52 Freshman Basketball Back Row: Coach Hagenbruch, Tony Brennan, Wade Finley, Mike Morris, Steve Perring, Alan Billingsley, Assistant Coach Zartler. Front Row: Rodney Hunt, Dan Ritchie, Von Bandy, Chad Hoke, Keith Woolery, David Billingsley. Assistant Coach Zartler and Coach Hagenbruch A-Team We They 1 Maroa-Forsyth 23 67 Mt. Pulaski 36 68 Central Catholic 42 68 Gibson City 45 75 Olympia 30 67 Metamora 32 67 Heyworth 61 78 U-High 45 73 Pontiac 53 87 Eureka 60 58 Parkside 97 51 Central Catholic 41 85 Lincoln 22 62 Cerro Gordo 51 64 Metamora 44 74 Macon 58 57 St. Teresa 47 61 Pontiac 51 75 Eureka 58 60 Argenta-Oreana 66 63 U-High 62 61 Lakeview 50 98 Olympia 58 66 B Team Central Catholic 58 44 Gibson City 35 25 Olympia 50 51 Metamora 44 38 U-High 26 25 Eureka 49 55 Central Catholic 30 38 Lincoln 15 18 Metamora 26 39 Eureka 46 30 Argenta-Oreana 51 53 U-High 30 44 Lakeview 49 47 53 Girls Basketball Back Row: Coach Kiick, Kelley Koget, Mindy Underwood, Robin Reid, Paige Wagner, Denise Torbert, Cheryl Sturgeon, Dorothy Rhodes, Cathy Groves, Nanette Fenner, Coach Walden. Front Row: Julie Piatt, Annie Case, Katy Scott, Linda Burk, Tammie Torbert. Opponent We They Mt. Zion 40 64 Normal 45 53 Farmer City 42 63 Wapella 47 36 Mt. Pulaski 54 45 Mt. Zion 51 74 Central Catholic 34 59 Olympia 30 60 Pontiac 48 37 U-High 52 48 Olympia 46 50 Metamora 37 62 Lakeview 55 45 Eureka 61 65 Central Catholic 34 55 Metamora 47 67 Argenta 43 56 Eureka 63 51 Pontiac 54 58 Farmer City 50 67 U-High 61 36 Wapella 66 47 U-High 43 50 54 Captains and Coaches: Dorothy Rhodes, Cathy Groves, Treassa Torbert, Coach Walden, Coach Kiick. Girls J.V. Opponents We They Wapella 29 14 Central Catholic 10 33 Mt. Pulaski 29 16 Mt. Zion 21 41 Olympia 19 21 Pontiac 11 31 U-High 14 34 Olympia 22 24 Metamora 12 38 I Lakeview 15 40 Eureka 31 13 Central Catholic 13 29 Metamora 24 43 Argenta 20 19 Pontiac 26 28 Farmer City 39 53 U-High 21 23 Back Row: Coach Walden, Debbie Long, Kathy Johnson, Regina Isaac, Tina Roseman, Angela Francis, Cindy Bush, Lori Sugg, Sue Osthus, Coach Kiick. Front Row: Jean Westendorf, Koni Belangee. 55 Back: Julie Pratt, Beth North, Clayton Rhodes, Wade Finley, Artie Lehman, Ted Rhodes, Steve Perring, Brian McFeeters, Von Bandy, Coach Truitt, Janell Sams. Front: Bobby Adcock, Paul Rhodes, Joey Ray, Dan Ritchie, Randy Woolridge, and Tom Clewett. Freshman Baseball Coach Truitt and Steve Perring. Opponent We They St. Teresa 2 4 Monticello 4 2 Monticeilo 6 15 Monticello 3 4 Monticello 6 7 Metamora 6 11 Metamora 3 5 Lakeview 2 18 Parkside 4 0 Parkside 0 4 Lincoln 5 7 56 Back: Stat. Sandy Hoffman, Kent Robinson, David Cisco, Kip Hoke, Robert Davis, Tom DiMartino, Mark Haas, John Parker, Coach Triezenberg. Front: Ken Sumner, Kevin Thayer, John Ward, Rodney Long, Jay Sandefer, Kevin Danison, Jeff Mandrell, Junior Monkman. Sophomore Baseball Opponent We They Stephen Decatur 5 9 U-High 14 10 Central Catholic 5 11 Metamora 9 5 Maroa 3 4 Central Catholic 9 14 Chatham-Glenwood 10 5 Pontiac 2 12 Olympia 4 9 Olympia 1 4 Eureka 1 9 Eureka 5 3 U-High 7 7 Metamora 1 2 Lincoln 5 6 57 Wapella 3 6 Lakeview 4 5 U-High 6 7 Central Catholic 18 17 Metamora 5 8 Eureka 13 18 Central Otholic 1 9 Glenwood 2 14 Pontiac 3 11 Olympia 1 10 Olympia 7 3 Champaign Centennial 9 8 Eureka 13 14 Eureka 4 5 U-High 4 14 Pontiac 7 5 Metamora 4 11 Maroa 8 3 Springfield SE 1 2 Springfield SE 4 5 Mahomet-Seymour 7 8 MVP—Jeff Bruner. All Conference—Jeff Bruner, Catcher; Steve Williamson, First Base; Jamie Perring, Designated Hitter. Opponents We They Back; Stat. Donna Fish, Stat. Tammy Torbert, John Hickman, Tim Green Steve Williamson, Jim Redding, Bob Stephenson, Stat. Diane Harpenau, Coach Wylder. Front: Jim Harrold, Robbie Shannon, Jamie Perring, Marty Rockhold, Mike Mandrell, and Mark Cowles. Varsity Finishes 5-16 Bob Stephenson bunting for a hit. Back: Coach Austin, Stacey Goodall, Cindy Niederer, Andi Reiman, Angela Francis, Cathy Sprague, Regina Isaac, Mindy Underwood, Stat. Debbie Lewis. Front: Katie Scott, Susan DeYoung, Dorothy Rhodes, Robin Reid, Sue Osthus. 1980 school records were captured by Dorothy Rhodes (25 runs) AND (30 stolen bases) and Angela Francis (25 RBI's). Most Valuable Player was Dorothy Rhodes, Most Improved was Stacey Goodall, Hardest Worker was Mindy Underwood, Rookie of the Year was Angela Francis, Most Stolen Bases was Dorothy Rhodes with 30, Best Bat was Dorothy Rhodes with 660 and Best Glove was Andi Reiman. SOFTBALL TEAM 6-9 Opponent We They Olympia 8 34 Tri-Valley 22 12 Metamora 1 20 Pontiac 1 6 U-High 22 12 Bloomington 3 23 Mahomet-Seymour 16 5 Central Catholic 14 12 Central Catholic 22 3 Metamora 7 13 Olympia 5 9 U-High 11 7 Pontiac 10 13 Monticello 10 11 Riverton (Tournament) 8 9 59 Andi Reiman. Susan DeYoung, Dorothy Rhodes, Cathy Sprague—Senior Stars. Coach Austin. Boys Track Back: Mr. Strain, Mike Morris, Blair Brommel, Jim Pavlock, Joe Dougherty, Bruce Bishop, Troy Gee, Chris Tat, Tom Plunkett, Mr. Munds. Center: Mike Lane, John Williams, Doug Sturgeon, Gary Stauffer, Barry McIntosh, Darrin Fort, Bob Epperson. Front: Mark Hantla, Pat McKinley, Arnold Mattingly, Ed Hubbell, Mike Spencer, Tony Brennan, Mike Bayne. Track Scores 1980 Clinton 57 Warrensburg 85 Clinton63 Argenta 82 Deland Weldon38 Clinton 38 U-High 82 Olympia 63 Clinton 31 Lakeview 83 Farmer City 27 Clinton 38 Octavia 44 Gibson City 96 Clinton 22 Metamora 101 Pontiac 58 Clinton 46 St. Teresa 59' 6Mt. Zion 6516 Central Catholic 21 Clinton 35 Heyworth 66 Monticello 84 Clinton 66 Eureka 85 Mid County 9 Clinton 44 Mahomet 105 Delavan 35 Back Bruce Bishop, Bob Epperson, Troy Gee, Front: Mr. Munds, Mr. Strain. 60 VICA Back Row: Tom Rodden, Chris Gettis, John Koshinski, Eric Hall. Third Row: John Nolan, Mark Haas, Alan Sronce, John Jones, Marvin Finfrock. Second Row: Mr. Foster, Mike Short, Rodney Long, Terry Tatro, Jeff Mandrell. Front Row: Don Waterhouse, Dave Brannan, Brian Tedrick, Bob Swearingen, John Parker. Bob Sweringen—Secretary Don Waterhouse—Reporter John Parker—Treasurer David Brannan—President Brian Tedrick—Vice President VICA, the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, instructed by Mr. Foster, enters its first year at CCHS. The club is a local, state, and national organization that is based on the promotion of quality vocational education. 64 Back row: Doris Wunderlich, Advisor; Greg Birk; Terry Miller; Doug Sturgeon; Robbie Shannon; Jane Sykes, Editor; Peter Jones; Tim Tarter. Front row: Kevin Kartawich, Patrick McKinley, Mike Mandrell, Laurie Johnson Baker, Charles Sympson. Excalibur Jane Sykes, Editor The Journalism class meets each day for one hour. There are fifteen students in the class. Mrs. Doris Wunderlich is the teacher and advisor. The class must write a minimum of one article per week. The paper is pasted up and printed once every three weeks. On the day the Excaliburs are to be sold, the Journalism class comes into homeroom before 8:00 A.M. to sort the papers for delivery to all of the teachers. The papers are then sold to the students for 15c per copy. Every third Saturday some of the class members go down to the Clinton Daily Journal at 8:00 A.M. to paste up the paper. The Journal prints the paper for the Thursday following paste-up. The Excalibur is self-supporting; ads are sold to finance the $150 cost per issue. Student Council The Student Council was involved in many activities this year. They sponsored the Spirit Week activities, the Powder Puff football game, the Anything Goes assembly, and the Homecoming Dance. Also, the council sponsored the Christmas Dance and a District Overnight. The council held a New Parents Day each month. The parents of new students and freshmen were shown the school and were invited to have lunch in the commons. Another activity of the Student Council was a student exchange. Students from Clinton went to other schools for a day, and other schools council members came to Clinton. Back Row: Tina Bush, president; Stuart Coon, sponsor; Kent Volker, vice-president. Front Row: Julie Wagner, secretary; Roger Laramee, treasurer; Debi Riegel, parlimentarian. Fifth Row: Mr. Coon, sponsor; Jeff Long, Roger Massey, Marcia Taylor, Tom Lamkin, Steve Thompson, Tim Wages, Roger Laramee, Scott Hopkins. Fourth Row: Debbie Miller, Christy Trent, Jeannine Foor, Cathy Sprague, Jeff Calvert, Marjorie Johnson, Kent Volker, Don Nixon Third Row: Carol Rinkenberger, Chad Hoke, Ann Clewett, Jan Simmons, Beth Fay, Suzie Hermling, Jan Kratz, Shelley Bell, Kari Bell, Brenda Ely. Second Row: Tina Chapman, Alex Calvert, Debi Riegel, Kenny Sumner, Pam Wood, Melissa Spaugh, Cheryl Short, Mike Mandrell, Steve Wrone, Judy Rickgauer. First Row: Michelle Peck, Jeannie Rickgauer, Barb Hantla, Tina Bush, Julie Wagner, Paula Nothnagel, Connie Baker, Heidi Dorow. 66 Gifted Youth Sixth Row: Mrs. Simmons, Ms. McKee. Fifth Row: Steve Martin, Roger Massey, Jim Kreuser, Tina Lowe, Kari Bell, Linden Baker, Troy Gee, John Waddock. Fourth Row: Charles Sympson, Steve Williamson, Jan Kratz, Roger Burton, Sheryl Thayer, Sonna Bennett, Tina Bush. Third Row: Kyle Kent, Carole Conn, Tammy Myers, Teresa Baker, Vickie Lenchner, Michelle Martin, Kelly Kinder, Susan Golden. Second Row: Cindy Luster, Tami Bandy, Andi Reiman, Jane Sykes, Kim Myers, Cathy Sprague, Mary Shockey, Sheryl McCubbins. First Row: Jan Simmons, Carol Rinkenberger, Bruce Mandrell, Bob Epperson, Tim Green, Mike Rickgauer. Mrs. Simmons, sponsor. Seniors Selected Forty-seven seniors were selected for the Gifted Youth program. These students were selected according to class rank, two I.Q. scores, and teacher recommendations on academic ability and special skills. Throughout the year this group, with a grant from the government, has attended a Madrigal Dinner at I.S.U. and four plays at Wesleyan and has traveled to Chicago to visit the Art Institute. Thus far, only the class of 1980 has participated in this program, but a similar program is being organized for the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. 67 National Honor Society m National Honor Society is a group of selected members. The members hold meetings the first and third Wednesday of the month. They are always making plans, either to help others, to make money, or just to have fun. The National Honor Society holds two inductions each year, one in the fall and one in the spring. To be a member of National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student can receive. To be chosen for the organization one must rank in the top third of the class. There are four qualities a student must have in order to become a member. These qualities are scholarship, character, leadership, and service. At the fall induction Bloomington Mayor Richard Buchanan was the guest speaker. He reminisced on the days when he was a student at CCHS. 68 Back Row: Troy Gee, John Waddock, Tim Wages, Marcia Taylor, Tim Green, Kyle Kent. Center: Mrs. Rinkenberger, advisor; Suzie Rogers; Sheryl Thayer; Jan Simmons; Cindy Luster; Carol Rinkenberger. Front Row: Dorothy Rhodes, Roger Massey, Jane Sykes, Andi Reiman, Cathy Sprague, Tami Bandy, Mike Rickgauer, Carole Conn, Tina Bush. N H S Back Row: Don Nixon, Roger Laramee, Darrel Hamblen, Donna Fish, Scott Miller. Center: Jim Martin, Roger Clark, Kent Volker, Beth Jost, Melissa Spaugh, Debi Riegel, Ann Clewett. Front Row: John Hickman, Marty Rockhold, Jim Harrold, Michelle Martin, Mary Shockey. 69 Officers: Judy Rickgauer, Mary Harpenau, Lynn Christman, and Stacy Ritchie. Advisors: Mrs. Rhonda Baum, and Mrs. Debbie Rieger. FHA Future Homemakers of America is an organization dedicated to helping youth assume their roles in society in areas of family life, personal growth, vocational preparation and community involvement. Early in the year, FHA members sponsored one of their largest projects, the Homecoming Dance. They put much time and effort into this project to make it a success. They also built tne traditional FHA float, featured in the Homecoming Parade. Under the supervision of advisers Rhonda Baum and Debbie Rieger, the club attended an FHA Regional Rally in Monticello. Then, as a fund-raising project, they sold treasure chests, boxes filled with household items, games, puzzles, and other gadgets. This project proved to be profitable as well as fun. The annual Sweetheart Dance, organized by FHA, is their largest and most important project. After six weeks of hard work, much planning, and late hours by FHA members, the dance was enjoyed by many, and a definite success. 70 Future Farmers of America Back Row: Matt Fields, David Suggs, Rod Smith, Larry Thayer, Mike Thayer, Mike Benz, Steve Harney, Kip Hoke, Jerry Baumgartner, Rick Burk. Fourth Row: Roger Laramee, Alan Sronce, Tom Rodden, Doug Koons, Tammy Bell, Terri Heyen, Mark Haas, Roger Sams, Brian McFeeters, Brian Tedrick. Third Row: Margie Riddle, Chris Gettes, John Koshinski, Paul Jones, Stan Moore, Curt Utterback, Jim Wheeler, Jeff Mahoney, David Wilson, Dave Brannan. Second Row: Marvin Finfrock, John Cooper, John Strange, Greg Waters, David Johnson, Mark Hantla, Rodney Hunt, Matt Fink, Chad Hoke, Jimmy McCubbins, Shelly Bell. Front Row: Mr. Prather, Mr. Vetter, Erick Hall, Eddie Hubbell, Scott Miller, Don Nixon, Jim Riddle, Roger Clark, Diane Harpenau, Mr. Orville Antrim. Mr. Prather Terri Heyen—Secretary Suzie Rogers—Assistant Vice-President Diane Harpenau—Vice President Roger Clark—President Mr. Antrim Eddie Hubbell—Parliamentarian Marvin Finfrock—Sentinel Scott Miller—Reporter Jim Riddle—Treasurer 71 Fourth Row: Tad Wolfe, Erick Harrington, Mark Mills, Bob Daniels, Gary Jones, Steve Parker, David Altic, Kyle Kent. Third Row: Greg Birk, Les Robison, Terry Miller, David Spencer, Jeff Woodman, Jeff Bruner, Jim Redding, Robert Hawes, Robbie Shannon. Second Row: Linden Baker, Larry Shaffer, Jay McKinnery, Doug Smith, Randy Crouse, Steve Miller, Jim Kreuser, Mike Bayne, David Waters. First Row: Mr. Truitt, Teresa Staton, Theresa Milton, Lori Bray, Paula Mason, Laurie Johnson, Tracey Weakley, Karen Schoby, Susan DeYoung, Marcia Taylor. D.O.—S.W.E.P. The purpose of these classes is to teach each student how to decide upon, apply for, procure, and keep a job. The classes meet five times a week. The students get two credits each semester, one for the classroom instruction, and one for the job training. There are 49 students in D.O. and 11 in S. W.E.P. The students are employed at Eisner Agency, T. L. Sears Electric, Inc., IGA, Kroger, E. Kent, and Co. Monicals, Hardees, Jr. High, H and M Trucking, The Shack, Clinton Shell, Taylor Magill Hotel and Restaurant, and Webster School. Students are employed as cashiers, gas station attendants, grocery Stockers, electricians' assistants, maintenance workers, waitresses, and cooks. Back Row: Randy Rittenhouse, Mike Cobb, Dale Stephenson, Joe Thompson, Gene Cornell. Front Row: Linda Smith, Dianna Heinz, Deanna Mills, Melody Cornell, Lori Scronce, Mr. Truitt. Back: Tim Wages, Carole Conn, Cindy Ryan, Tom Lamkin, Brad Brommel, Mrs. Wunderlich. Front: Paula Gregory, Vickie Lenchner, Kay Howry, Debbie Beery, Laurie Johnson, Don Billingsley, Ron Devore. CLINTONIA The staff of the Clintonia started on the 1980 issue with fifteen members and a new advisor, Mrs. Doris Wunderlich. Only two of the members had worked on the 79 Clintonia. In January, Debbie Beery, Carole Conn, Kay Howry, and Tracy Johnson graduated, leaving the remaining 150 pages to be completed by a staff of eleven. Deadline was an unpopular word, and the frustration of meeting these dreaded days was shared by all. The famous “Z (Mr. Zimmerman, the Inter-Collegiate Press representative) calmed the nerves of staff members on several occasions. A comment frequently uttered, however, was, I never knew it took sooooooo much work to make a yearbook. I should have taken English Lit. Tim Wages, co-editor; Mrs. Wunderlich, advisor; Vickie Lenchner, co-editor. 73 H.E.R.O. Back Row: Teresa Lord, Suzie Gregory, Pat Jost, Rena Waller. Front Row: Mrs. Rieger, Kathy Clem, Melissa High, Fadra Owens, Lisa Patterson, and Brenda Roberts. The Home Economics Related Occupations Class (HERO) is taught through the Home Economics Department and is designed so that the students attend class for two mods every day and then work in Home Economics-related jobs during the afternoon. They receive school credit for their class-related employment. There are sixteen girls in the program this year, and all of them are working in jobs related to Home Economics. Some of the girls are employed at Armstrong's Shoe Store, Dr. John Warner Hospital, IGA, Douglas School, Washington School, Dairy Queen, MonicaTs, Clinton Pharmacy, and Fitzgerald's Jewelry. The girls are involved in retailing, cosmotology, child care, food preparation and distribution, and dietary assistance. 74 The M Squad Back Row: Cindy Lord, Patty Hoffman, Karen Belangee, Shannon Htherton, Lisa L'Hote, Mrs. Devore, Louanne Gregory, Jennifer Morris. Second Row: Kim Ingram, Darcy Eikenberg, Jill Dougherty, Judy Taylor, Annie Case, Christy Trent, Janelle Sams, Belinda Bell, Debi Riegel, Marcia Taylor. Front Row: Dana Duff, Debbie Bostwick, Londa Clark, Sandy Hoffman, Kelly Cummings, Janita Followell. The M Squad starts getting ready long before the school year begins. Once the squad is chosen, all the girls attend pompon camps. This year some of the girls went to Badgerette Camp, where they won assorted ribbons; and others went to Halftime USA Camp. Squad members there won the Best Overall Squad Award, and Londa Clark was named Miss Halftime USA, a title held last year by the squad's captain, Louanne Gregory. Besides camp, they meet several times during the summer to choose outfits and practice together. After school begins, the SM Squad practices almost every morning and sometimes after school to get ready for a special event. The Squad performs at football and basketball games; but it also spends time on other activities. For example, the girls attended Miss Drill Team World Competition and won a second place trophy in pompon division and a Captain, Louanne Gregory; Co-Captains Debi Riegel and Jennifer Morris. first place trophy in the high kick category. The squad also performed at the mall, helped teach the Jr. High pompon squad, and raised money for extra equipment. 75 Sophomore Cheerleaders. Top: Kristy Thomas, Tina Chapman, Mrs. Devore; sponsor. Standing: Stacy Ritchie, Judy Rickgauer. Front Row: Julie Olson, Cindy Bush. M-A-R-O-O-N-S, Maroons, Maroons, they are the best! M-A-R-O-O-N-S, Maroons, Maroons, they are the best! M-A-R-O-O-N-S, Maroons, Maroons, they are the best! M-A-R-O-O-N-S, Maroons, Maroons, they are the best! Yes! Freshman Cheerleaders, lop: Paula Nothnagel. Center: Cheryl Short, Tina Roseman, Karen Ely. Front: Kris Boesdorfer, Jeannie Rickgauer. Go Maroons! 76 Back Row: Kelly Koget, Mrs Rieger, Karen Spencer, Mrs. Devore, Brenda Ely. Center: Carol Rinkenberger. Front Row: Jan Simmons, Tammy Bell, Diane Harpenau. Senior Cheerleaders: Jan Simmons, Diane Harpenau, Carol Rinkenberger. Varsity Cheerleaders The 1979-80 cheerleaders were selected by judges who came from all over the Clinton community. Each judge was given a sheet for each of the girls trying out. The girls were judged on appearance, jumping skills, loudness of voice, and personality. This year the girls raised enough money to purchase new uniforms. The 1979-80 cheerleaders for CCHS have shown outstanding performance and spirit for this year's athletic events. Their sponsors are Mrs. Devore and Mrs. Rieger 77 CLINTON BANDS Pep Band—Marching Band 1979-80 was a busy and exciting year for the CCHS Concert Band. They began with a Chrsitmas Concert in December. Their next big event was the 12-hour long Concert-A-Thon which helped the band raise about $3, 000. The concert band gave a performance for all of the 4th and 5th graders on April 10. They traveled to Monticello on April 19 to participate in State Band Competition. Then on April 25 the band left on a three-day trip to Kentucky and Tennessee. Their first stop was at Murray State University, where they performed a concert in the university's auditorium. The band then boarded their chartered buses and headed for Nashville, Tennessee, where they toured a television and recording studio and spent the day at Opryland U.S.A. The concert band ended the season with a Spring Concert and a performance at graduation. The Marching and Pep Band played for all home football and basketball games as well as the boys' and girls' basketball tournaments held in Clinton. They also performed at all pep assemblies. The marching band participated in the DeWitt Centennial Parade, CHS Homecoming Parade, Clinton Christmas Parade and won a 2nd place trophy in the Farmer City Christmas Parade. JAZZ BAND JAZZ BAND—Back row: Marty Underwood, Todd Hayes, Darrel Hamblen, Troy Gee, David Cisco, Jim Martin. Second row: David Brendley, Terry VonDrehle, Tom DiMartino, Tom Plunkett, Gary Stauffer. Front row: Kirk Sommers, Mary Shockey, Cathy Sprague, Tanya Spencer, Pam Wood, Terri Mandrell, Brenda Ely, Tammie Torbert, Sheryl McCubbins. CONCERT BAND 79 Back: Mrs. Fisher, Andy Hartsock, Brenda Ely, Lori Rockhold, Roger Massey, Cathy Hermling, Melissa Spaugh, Mark Woods and Ann Clewett. Front: Kelley Koget, Jim Followell, Mary Shockey, Mike Jackson and Karen Ely. (Not pictured: Jim Martin, Jerry Armstrong and Debbie Lewis.) Swing Choir The Swing Choir performed at each chorus concert in addition to singing for several groups in the community, singing at the spring National Honor Society Induction, and performing with the Jazz Band. They practice two mornings a week before school and sing popular songs, many of which have choreography. i Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus performed in three concerts this year, singing a variety of music for fall, Christmas, and spring. Additional performances were given at the Clinton elementary schools. Junior High, Crestview Nursing Home, and Wapella High School. Members participated in two state contests: the Solo and Ensemble Contest was held in March, and the Organizational Contest was held in April. The group also held a bake sale to raise funds to help send some members to summer music camps. Back: Tina Bradshaw, Angie Bateson, Kellie Shannon, Chris Sympson, Lance Godby, Roger Massey, Marcus Dunlap, John Wilson, Eric Weaver, Sharon Mandrell, Jeannette Ruble. Middle: Nancy Stephenson, Kathy Charron, Susan Maltby, Mike Crutcher, Tim Nichols, Lisa Chamberlain, Stacy Junkert, and Kim Pettyjohn. Front: Chris Harrold, Kelley Koget, Gaye Lessen, Kay Howry, Cathy Hermling, Nannette Fenner, Melody Cornell and Mrs. Fisher. 80 LIBRARY CLUB Back Row: Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Harris, Mike Bayne, Jim Pavlak, Barb Bradshaw, Mike Brady, Danny Taylor, John Nolan. Sitting: Cindy Nichols, Paula Brumfield, Janice Martin, Tina Bradshaw, Lori Sugg, Susie Maltby. Front Row: Paula Vandervort, Tim Nichols. The Library Club of Clinton High School is composed of a group of students whose aim is to help provide better library service to the teachers and students in the school. Library Club members help in checking out books and magazines to others, shelving materials in an organized fashion, and doing other jobs which help to make the library a better place to work and study. In addition to Halloween, Christmas and Valentine parties, the local club hosted the district fall meeting here in October. Julie Piatt finished a term as District Treasurer, and Janice Martin was elected as District President. She will assume office in April, 1980. Officers for the 19’ 0 school year are Mrs. Sharon Simmons, Librarian. Danny Taylor, President Julie Piatt, Vice-president Tim Nichols, Secretary-treasurer 81 Debate Team The 1979-80 debate team under the direction of first year coach, Mr. Kenneth Schultz, participated in seven debate tournaments this season. These tournaments were spread throughout the state from St. Louis to Chicago. The Belleville East High School Invitational Tournament in St. Louis proved to be the most lucrative of the tournaments. The Clinton team of Julie Olson and Tom Glasson placed third among 120 teams from 50 state high schools. The 1979-80 debate season was basically a rebuilding year for the Clinton team, and they hope to have an even better season next year. Mr. Schultz, Debate Coach 82 Thespians Troupe 3151 of The International Thespian Society was chartered in 1976 with ten initiates. The current membership is 20. The goal of this troupe is to promote and finance theater in the high school. Students are eligible for membership after earning ten points by participating in two major productions. This year the thespian troupe presented a Children's Theater Production at the public library. Then, in January, they attended the fifth annual Illinois High School Theater Festival at I.S.U. On April 18, 19 and 20, the thespians produced their major activity, the annual spring musical. The King and 1, under the direction of Mrs. Devore and Mrs. Fisher, was a great success and enjoyed by many. Back: Brian Fatheree, Tom Moss, Marcia Taylor, Darrel Hamblen, Jim Harrold, Andy Hartsock, Sandy Hoffman, Carole Conn, Karen Spencer, Pam Wood. Center: Eric Weaver, Darcy Eikenberg, Sheryl Thayer, Andi Reiman. Front: Mike Crutcher, Jan Simmons, Roger Massey, Troy Gee. 83 Thespian Officers: Roger Massey and Marcia Taylor. Clinton Art Club Activities 1979-80 During the Art Club's weekly meetings members prepared for special events, worked on murals, and painted shirts. They were also involved in forming the Illinois High School Art Association. Members were costumed as art materials and pictures in a walking float in the Homecoming Parade. At the Apple and Pork Festival, members sold handmade pewter and ceramic jewelry, silk screened tote bags, and T-shirts. Later in the year a field trip was taken to the Chicago Art Institute. The Art Club participated in the Lincolnwood High School Art Affair in December 1979. Awards were received by Donna Bradshaw—1st Place, Printmaking; John Williams—1st Place and Honorable Mention, Still Life Drawing; Lori Woodward—4th Place, Ceramics; and Paula Campbell—Honorable Mention, Painting. In February, members printed and sold personalized Valentines. Also that month John Williams, Craig Brendley, and Sheryl McCubbins entered drawings in the Illinois Wesleyan University High School Art Show. In cooperation with Milliken University, the Art Club held the L'iaison de l'Art on March 15. Two hundred students from fifteen high schools participated in the event. Awards went to Donna Bradshaw, 1st Place; Carolyn Chandler and Steve Wrone, 2nd Place; Donna Bradshaw, Karen Ely, and Roger Burton, 3rd Place; and Sheryl McCubbins and Craig Brendley, Honorable Mention. Back Row: Carrie Coon, Lori Woodward, Ten Brannon, Tim Nichols, John Williams, Annie Case, Medora Guarneri, and Eric Weaver. Front Row: Mrs. Arnold, Jan Simmons, and Pam Wood. ART CLUB 84 Ronald Bandy Clinton Community District Unit No. 15 Board of Education Laura Adcock—President IV I I«mvM wiiUvi ) Vu c rrvv.itloil Dr. Harold Weinberg—Vice President Walker Evans—Secretary Steve Davenport Jack Eikenberg Robert Keelin 86 Unit Secretaries—Back: Linda Robinson, Vi Green, Sue Hayes. Seated: Peggy Newman. Not Pictured: Sharon Miller. 87 Gary Archey, Superintendent Max Stites, Business Manager UNIT OFFICE ADMINISTRATION RESPONSIBLE FOR AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE YEAR This is one of the best years we've ever had. Teachers have continually voiced this opinion throughout the year. Mr. Archey made the same comment at the C.E.A. Spring Tea on May 14th. He also passed along similar comments made by the Clinton Board of Education. Much of the credit goes to the three men who have assumed new administrative duties, Mr. Perkins as principal, Mr. Henry as assistant principal, and Mr. Gramkow as administrative assistant. With their leadership and guidance, Clinton High School has been a pleasant and enjoyable place to work and study. Who knows? In 1990 the teachers may be going around saying, This is the best decade we've ever had. Mr. Perkins and his secretary, Mrs. Arlene Hoffman. Mr. Gramkow and his secretary, Mrs. Bonnie Sumner. 88 Mr. Adcock exhibits that special charisma that endears him to the members of the English Department. James Adcock Reta Rinkenberger Myra Westray Doris Wunderlich I ENGLISH Karen Smagacz Dee Neps D. Ann Jones 89 HUMANITIES FOREIGN LANGUAGE Sandra Laffey Jean Trengove ART AND MUSIC SOCIAL STUDIES Ed Coller Deborah Fisher Phyllis Arnold Eldon Triezenberg Karen Lemmel Jack Eddy Steven Zartler SPECIAL SERVICES Sharon Simmons, Librarian This year the library conducted freshman orientation of the' library facilities. Mrs. Glasson and Mr. Coon began emphasizing work with families. Guidance personnel also gave freshman small group instruction on grooming and communication. Mr. Truitt provided D.O. and S.W.E.P. students instruction in applying and interviewing for jobs. Ms. McKee tutored students on an individual or small group basis. In addition, she taught study skills and helped with problem solving. Mr. Urban provided a vocational emphasis in English, math, and social studies. Students also received tutoring for classes that were taken in the regular classroom situation. Stuart Coon, Guidance Carolyn Glasson, Guidance Meredith McKee, Walter Urban, Learning Disabilities Special Education SCIENCE Charles Lehman James Monroe Galen Strain Gloria Case Joel White Brad Kiick Science students from Clinton High School finished first in the small school division at the regional JETS test at Richland Community College in Decatur. The team advanced to the State Finals at Champaign-Urbana. Members of the team were Donna Fish, Todd Hedgcock (Physics—Regional 1st, State 3rd, and National Winner. Chemistry—Regional 1st), Kyle Kent, Heather Long, Jim Martin, Andi Reiman, Debbie Rich, and Jan Simmons (English — Regional 3rd. Math—Regional 1st), Pam Wood. Their sponsor was Joel White, IPS, Chemistry II, and General Chemistry teacher. High School Unit 15 Science Fair Winners were Pam Wood and Darcy Eikenberg. READING 92 a s PHYSICAL EDUCATION y ftk � � I ban tfv Jack Eddy Delores Kratz Connie Mahoney P. E. goals established for the 1979-80 school year included the following: (1) To develop total fitness according to the student's maximum capacities. (2) To grow in an awareness of the necessity of being fit physically, the methods of doing so, and the actual practice of these methods. (3) To develop a social awareness and concern for the welfare of others. (4) To encourage self-discipline and self-control. (5) To gain a greater knowledge of rules and techniques used in activities so the individual may enjoy a variety of games, as a participant as well as a spectator. Steve Hagenbruch Steve Hagenbruch and A1 Austin DRIVER'S EDUCATION George Williams 93 w 1 t Paul Harden Debra Rieger and Rhonda Baum BUSINESS The Business Department offered eleven classes this year; they included Accounting I and II; Typing I, II, and III; Clerical Office Practice (COP); Shorthand I; Introduction to Business; Business Math; Business Law; and Introduction to Data Processing. Members of the department had three goals in mind as they taught their classes: (1) To prepare students to obtain and expand vocational skills and knowledge necessary for successful entry into the job market. (2) To acquaint students with working world expectations and develop attitudes conducive to success. (3) To encourage productivity and social consciousness in order to become responsible citizens. Home Economics In Memoriam of Lois Hieronymus On June 2, Clinton High School lost a very special lady. Mrs. Hieronymous had taught Home Economics at Clinton for twenty-two years. She was a friend to everyone, and her love and laughter were infectious. Her pleasant voice, her warm smile, and most of all, her friendship, will be sadly missed by those who knew and loved her. 94 AGRICULTURE Donald Prather Experiences gained through agriculture and industrial classes are designed to provide the students with skills and knowledge needed for employment. Programs offered in agriculture include production, mechanics, and supplies and services. Industrial programs include drafting, building construction, metals, welding, and auto mechanics. Emphasis is placed on actual experience including shop activities, construction of the building trades house, welding projects, supervised experience programs in agriculture, and activities through FFA and VICA. Dean Adams INDUSTRIAL ARTS Clarence Blessing 95 MATH CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Back: Irene Ryan, Warren Baker, Lucille Heinrich, Linda Wheeler, Karen Hays, Imogene Rempe. Front: Loretta Buchanan, Edna Davis, Lena Briggs, Adele Lenchner, Rosemarie Elrick Bus Drivers—Back: Sandra Kent, Corwin Lane, Floyd Torbert, Joe Holt, Ray Martin, Gale Rice. Front: Jean Clifton, Sandra Mills, Belinda High, Janice Jones. Not pictured: Jerry Mayfield, Evelyn Joss, Janice Laramee, Dorothy Mills, Ed Mills, Gloria Hunt, Marcia Smith, Carol Tilton, Linda Scogin, Bill Devine, Danny Holland, Jim Monroe, Terry Etherton, Jess Lowrey. Dick Green is the Director of Transportation. Maintenance and Janitorial Staff—Duane Lassiter, Dick Hunt, Everett Scott, David Martin, Pat Risoli, Glen Meyer. Some of The People Who Make it All Possible Hall Monitors—Mary Ellen Junkert and Joanne Lewis. 97 Curtis Covington, who was a custodian for Clinton High School, retired on January 25, after 25 years of service. Curt will be missed by both students and faculty. He was always prepared with a good joke or a humorous comment or two. Curt has been looking forward to his retirement years. He plans to do some fishing and hunting. He may even log in some time in the ole rocking chair. Curt and his wife reside at 10 Willow Drive in Clinton. Everyone here at CCHS wishes Curt a healthy and happy retirement. Curt Covington Retires Iheri's.i Trinidad Teresa Schaerer I came from the Philippines as a Youth For Understanding exchange student. I am now staying with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gambrel for the school year. My country is warm all the time which is quite different from America. I won't experience seeing snow for the rest of the year, but I am familiar with snow from movies and shows on T.V. We eat rice almost every meal of the day in my country. I enjoy school very much, but geometry is most difficult. My stay is a new experience for me because the food, the weather, and the ways of the people are different. I have learned and now understand that not all the ways of people in the world are the same. • . Tim Adams I ill Archer Linden Baker Most Likely to Marry a Millionaire—Diane Harpenau and Jeff Calvert Tami Bandy Scott Baum Debora Beerv Teresa Baker Kari Bell Sonna Bennett Mike Benz Lori Bray Ira Bryant Roger Burton Tina Bush Tim Butler Jeff Calvert You Expect Us To Believe THAT! � 3 Carole Conn (k� r«ildine Camasta l-isa C hamberlain Doug Chapman Randy Crouse Rick Dalton Robert Daniels Susan DeYoung Bob Epperson Marvin Finfrock jeannine Foor of 1980 Jeff Gholson John David Fry Troy Gee Susan Golden Barb Hantla Susan Gregory Melissa High David Green Diane Harpenau Tim Green Robert Hawes Bev Lowe Teresa Lord Jeff Long Tom Linehan Jim Kreuser Vickie Lenchner Class Clowns—Jill Archer and Tim Wages Lori Lewis Tina Lowe Most Likely to Succeed—Roger Massey and Jan Simmons. Steve Miller Deanna Mills Shelli Mitchell Jerry Monkman Cindy Nichols Tammy Myers Kim Myers Kim Morris I couldn't have been in the halls between classes! Andi Reiman Dennis Reynolds John Rapp Jim Redding Todd O'Neill Lisa Patterson Fadra Owens Jim Peterson Two heads are better than one. You've got to be kidding! Marty Rockhold Brenda Roberts Mike Rickgauer Jim Riddle Mary Reynolds Carol Rinkenberger Dorothy Rhodes Randy Rittenhousc Barry Roethe Suzie Rogers Larry Shaffer Debbie Scott Jan Simmons Mary Shockey Linda Smith Dave Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Senior—Marty Rockhold and Dorothy Rhodes Best Dressed—Jeff Bruner and Lisa Patterson Marsha Stephenson Cathy Sprague Karen Stewart Bob Stephenson Charles Sympson Susan Sumner Pam Stout Marty Underwood John Waddock Teresa Towns Tim Wages Senior Class Officers—Tami Bandy, treasurer; Jane Sykes, secretary; Mike Rickgauer, president; Andi Reiman, vice-president. Debbie Welch Beth Walston Shelley Ward Susan Welch John Westendorf Best Looking—Scott Baum and Julie Maxwell Steve Williamson Todd White Friendliest—Bruce Bishop and Julie Wagner Pam Wilson Jeff Woodman Tony Hieronymus Jeff Bruner Ben Chandler Diana Heinz Rob Michaels Steve Martin SENIOR ACTIVITIES BRUCE F. BISHOP Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; X-Country 4, Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Class Officer 2; TIM ADAMS JILL ARCHER LORI BRAY Spring Play 4 LINDEN BAKER Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Gifted Youth 3,4, D.O. 4. JEFF BRUNER Baseball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,3,4. TERESA BAKER Gifted Youth 3,4, Chorus 1 IRA BRYANT Football 4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1; Lettermen's Club TAMI BANDY Track Stat 2,3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Class Officer 4 Fall Play 1,3; Prom Committee 3. ROGER BURTON Gifted Youth 4, Fall Play 2. SCOTT BAUM TINA BUSH N.H.S. 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Softball 2,3; Chorus 2; Powderpuff 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Student Council Officer 4; Prom Committee 3; Sweetheart Court 3. DEBBIE BEERY FHA 1,2; Yearbook 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2; Prom Committee 1; Sweetheart Court 2. KARI BELL Gifted Youth 3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3. TIM BUTLER D.O. 3 SONNA BENNETT Volleyball 1; Track 1,2,3; Gifted Youth 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3; Softball 1; Powderpuff 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Student Council 3; Prom Committee 3; Debate 2. JEFF CALVERT GERALDINE CAMASTA LISA CHAMBERLAIN MIKE BENZ FFA 1,2,3,4. BEN CHANDLER DOUG CHAPMAN KELLY CHICK Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; L'ootball Captain 4; Who's Who (Band). KATHY CLEM CAROLE CONN Class Representative 3; 'M' Squad 1,2,3; 'M' Squad Co-Captain 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Baseball 3; Thespians 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4, Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Clintonia 4; Who's Who (Band) 4; Rowdie Club 3; Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 2; Powderpuff 3,4; Fall Play 3; Spring Play 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court 4. RANDY CROUSE RICK DALTON ROBERT DANIELS Football 1,2,3,4; Track I; Lettermen's Club 3,4; D O 3,4. SUE DEYOUNG Basketball 2,3; Volleyball Stat Mgr. 3; Lettermen's Club 3; Powderpuff 2,3,4; D.O. 4. BOB EPPERSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 2; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 2,3. MARVIN FIN FROCK FHA 1,2,3. JEANN1NE FOOR Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1. DAVID FRY D O. 4 TROY GEE Track 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; N.H.S. President 4; Thespians 2,3,4. Gifted Youth 3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Golf 2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Fall play 2,3; Spring play 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4. JEFF GHOLSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 2. SUSAN GOLDEN Basketball Stat 3,4; Track Stat 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3. DAVID GREEN Football 1,2. TIM GREEN Football 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,4; Track 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3, 4; Student Council 2; Football Capt. 4, Basketball Capt. 4. SUSAN GREGORY BARBI HANTLA Track 1,2,3; Powderpuff 1,4; Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spring Play 4. DIANE HARPENAU C hecrleading 1,2,3,4, Football Stat 1,2; Baseball Stat 2,3,4; FI A 2,3,4; FFA Secretary 3; FI A Vice-President 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4; Powderpuff 4, Student Council I; Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Court 4; Who's Who (Band) 3,4. ROBERT HAWES D.O. 3; Stage Band 2; Pep Band 3; Concert Band DIANNA HEIN SWEP 3,4. TONY HIERONYMUS � 120 DONALD HOFFMANN Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2; D.O. 3,4. LORI HOFFMANN Band 1.2,3,4. MIKE HONECKER JAMES HORGER KAY HOWRY Basketball Stat 1,2,3; Baseball Stat 2,3; Football Stat 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Clintonia 3,4; D.O. 4, Prom Committee Committee 3. ROBEN HUFFMAN MARK INMAN D.O. 4. MARY JANE JACKSON LAURIE JOHNSON D.O. 3; Excalibur 3; Clintonia 3; Chorus 1; Powderpuff 1,2. TRACY JOHNSON Clintonia 4; Chorus 1. GARY JONES FFA 3, D.O. 3,4. PAT JOST STACY JUNKERT M' Squad 3, Track 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. KYLE KENT Football 1; Basketball 2,3, N.H.S. 3,4, Gifted Youth 3, 4, D.O. 4; Student Council 2,3; Prom Committee 3. JAMES KINDER Baseball 1,2,3; D.O. 4. KELLY KINDER Gifted Youth 3,4; D.O. 3,4. DOUG KOONS JAN KRATZ Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3. JIM KREUSER Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Gifted Youth 3,4; D.O. 4. SUSAN KUEHL DAVID LANE VICKIE LENCHNER Gifted Youth 3,4; Clintonia 4; Editor 4; Chorus 1; Spring Play 2,4. LORI LEWIS Football Stat 2; Powderpuff 2,3, D.O. 3, Prom Committee 3. TOM LIN EH AN JEFF LONG Football Trainer 1,3; Basketball Trainer 2,3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3, Debate 2. TERESA LORD BEV LOWE Basketball 1; Track 1; Powderpuff 1,2,3, HERO 3. TINA LOWE Gifted Youth 3,4, Softball 1,2, Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; HERO 3. SHIRLEY LOVETT Chorus 3. CINDY LUSTER N.H.S. 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Chorus 1; Powderpuff 1; Class Officer 3; Student Council 1,3; Prom Committee 3. Lettermens Club 2,3,4. BRUCE MANDRELL Football 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 4; Gifted Youth 3,4. TERRI MANDRELL Clintonia 3; Chorus 1; Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4. MICHELLE MARTIN Track 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Powderpuff 4; Prom Committee 3. STEVE MARTIN Football 1,2; Gifted Youth 3,4, Debate 3,4. ROGER MASSEY N.H.S. 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 1,4; Student Council 4; Fall Play 2,3,4; Spring Play 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. JULIE MAXWELL Cheerleading 2; 'M' Squad 1,3; Lettermens Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Sweetheart Court 1,3,4. SHERYL McCUBBINS Gifted Youth 4; Library Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4. JAY McKINNERY PAM METZGER Basketball Stat 1,2,3, Football Stat 1,2,3; Lettermens Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Prom Committee 1,2,3. ROB MICHAEL Gifted Youth 3,4. STEVE MILLER DEANNA MILLS Library Club 3; SWEP 3,4. SHELLI MITCHELL Clintonia 4; D O. 4; Spring Play 2. JERRY MONKMAN KIM MORRIS KIM MYERS FHA 1,2; Gifted Youth 3,4; Softball 2; Chorus 1,2; Powderpuff 2; Prom Committee 3; Band 1. TAMMY MYERS FHA 1; FFA 1; Gifted Youth 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Student Council 2; Spring Play 2. CINDY NICHOLS Library Club 4; Chorus 3. TODD O'NEILL X-Country 1; Wrestling 1; FFA 2; Thespians 3,4; Excalibur 2,3; Clintonia 4; Golf 2; D.O. 4; Fall Play 1,2,3; Spring Play 1,2,4; Prom Committee 3. FADRA OWENS Cheerleading 1; 'M' Squad 2,3; Lettermens Club 1,2,3; Clintonia 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Spring Play 1; HERO 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court 4; Sweetheart Court 2. LISA PATTERSON FHA 4; HERO 3,4. JIM PETERSON Gifted Youth 4; Student Council 1,4; Band 1,2. JOHN RAPP JIM REDDING Baseball 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; FFA Reporter 2; Lettermen's Club 4; D.O. 4. ANDI REIMAN Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 2,3,4; Clintonia 1; Softball 2,3; Powderpuff 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Fall Play 1,3; Spring Play 1,3; Prom Committee 3. MARY REYNOLDS DOROTHY RHODES Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Wrestling Stat 1; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Volleyball Co-Captain 4; Basketball Co-Cap-tain 4. MIKE RICKGAUER Football 1, Basketball 1,2; N.H.S 4, Gifted Youth 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Prom Committee 3. JIM RIDDLE FFA 1,2,3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4. CAROL RINKENBERGER G.A.A. 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Student Council 2,4; Pep Club 3; Basketball Stat. 3; Chorus 3; Gifted Youth 3,4. RANDY RITTENHOUSE BRENDA ROBERTS FHA 1,2,3; Powderpuff 1,3; HERO 3; Prom Committee 3. MARTY ROCKHOLD Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; FFA 1,2; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3. SUZIE ROGERS DEBBIE SCOTT Prom Committee 3. LARRY SHAFFER Football 1,2,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 4; D.O. 4 HASAN SHALABI Football 1, Wrestling 3,4. MARY SHOCKEY Homeroom Representative 4; Girl's Basketball Stat 2; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Softball 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 JAN SIMMONS Honor Banquet 1,2,3; Homeroom Representative 1,2; Cheerleading 4; Basketball 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3,4; Basketball Stat 1,2; Track Stat 3,4; Thespians 3,4;' Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 1,2,3,4; Clintonia 1; G.A.A. 1; French Club 1,2; Art Club 3,4; Art Club Pres. 4; Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Fall Play 1,3; Spring Play 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Debate 2,3. LINDA SMITH SWEP 3,4 DAVE SPENCER Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; D.O. 4. CATHY SPRAGUE N.H.S. 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court and Queen 4; Powderpuff 3; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 4. MARSHA STEPHENSON Band I BOB STEPHENSON Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4. KAREN STEWART M' Squad 1,2,3; FHA 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Clintonia 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3. 121 DENNIS REYNOLDS Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; PAM STOUT Track 3. SUSAN SUMNER Gifted Youth 3,4; Softball 1,2; Powderpuff 1,2; D.O. 3,4; Prom Committee 3. JANE SYKES Track 1,3; N.H.S. 3,4, Basketball Stat 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Excalibur 4; Clintonia 1; Class Officer 4; Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 1. CHARLES SYMPSON Gifted Youth 3,4; Excalibur 4; D O. 3. TIM TARTER Excalibur 4. CAROL TAYLOR D O. 3. MARCIA TAYLOR M' A Squad 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Track Stat 1; Thespians 3,4; Lettermens Club 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3; Chorus 1,2; Powderpuff 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Fall Play 3; Spring Play 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. LARRY THAYER MIKE THAYER SHERYL THAYER Cheerleading 1; M' Squad 2,3; N.H.S. 3,4; Baseball Stat 1; Thespians 2,3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 2; Student Council 1,2; Fall Play 2,3; Spring Play 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court 4; Debate 2. DIANA THOMPSON Football Stat 1; Basketball Stat 1,2; Baseball Stat 3; Gifted Youth 3; Lettermens Club 3; D.O. 4; HERO 3; Prom Committee 3. JOHN THORP Library Club 1,2; Clintonia 1; Golf 1; Chorus 2. TERESA TOWNS MARTY UNDERWOOD Basketball 1,2; Pep Band 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4. JOHN WADDOCK Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 3,4; N.H.S. 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3. TIM WAGES Basketball 1; X-Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 2,3,4; Clintonia Editor 4; Student Council 4; Spring Play 3; X-Coun-try Co-Captain 4. JULIA WAGNER Powderpuff 4; Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1. BETH WALSTON 'M' Squad 1,2,3; Lettermens Club 1,2,3; Spring Play 1,2. SHELLEY WARD Chorus 1; D.O. 3. DEBBIE WELCH SUSAN WELCH JOHN WESTENDORF Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Lettermens Club 3,4. TODD WHITE FFA 1; D.O. 3,4. STEVE WILLIAMSON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4. PAM WILSON JEFF WOODMAN Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Lettermens Club 1, 2,3,4; D.O. 4; Student Council 2; Spring Play 2; Prom Committee 3. 122 Juniors I Gerald Armstrong Lisa Backs Doug Baker Pam Bateson Mike Bayne Koni Belangee Belinda Bell Tammy Bell Saba Bennett jacqui Benz Richard Berry Greg Birk Look at those dimples! Barbara Bradshaw 124 JUNIORS ARE FANTASTIC! Glenda Carter Paula Campbell Cindy Campbell Brad Brommel Lori Bray Tammy Brewer Suzanne Carter Mike Brady Tony Chapman Roger Clark Kathy Clem 125 Donna Cooper Gene Cornell Melody Cornell Mark Cowles Laurie Crouse Nanette Fenner Marvin Finfrock Brenda Dubson Brenda Ely Brian Fatheree 126 Donna Fish Bill Fletcher Lance Godby Louanne Gregory Paula Gregory Cathy Groves Darrel Hamblen Mary Harpenau Erick Harrington Jim Harrold Tim Hartsock Juniors are Winners! Todd Hedgcock John Hickman Jack Jimison Danny Johnson Scott Hopkins Hazel Johnson Peter Jones Beth Jost Dodie Junkert Kevin Knapp Kelly Koget w Marla Koons Jim Mandrell Mike Mandrell Janice Martin The water here in Clinton really packs a wallop! Jim Martin 128 f Paula Mason Arnold Mattingly Terry McCown A wide-eyed beauty. Kim McDonald Pat McKinley Lisa Meadows Scott Miller Terry Miller Mark Mills Theresa Milton Jennifer Morris Donna Mykytiuk Cindy Niederer Tim Nichols Don Nixon John Osthus 129 Juniors Are Great! f 9 James Perring Randy Ray Rhonda Pyles Annette Pearson Cindy Ryan Karen Schoby 130 Daydreaming again, Lori? Melissa Spaugh Tanya Spencer Teri Staton Doug Sturgeon David Sugg Tom Sykes Danny Taylor Ron Taylor 131 David Waters Tracey Weakley Darlene West Tad Wolfe Junior Class Officers Teresa Woodrum Melissa Spaugh, president; Scott Miller, treasurer; Brenda Ely, secretary; Steve Thompson, vice president 132 Chris Tat Amy Thompson Tammie Torbert Go get 'em, girls! Rena Waller 134 Dora Alwood Claude Armour Connie Baker Angie Bateson Brenda Bateson I'm standing here with the lucky Sophomore Winners of the November Poster Gift Sweepstakes. Alan and Diane, tell the people how you feel at this time . . Karen Belangee Ron Bateson Jerry Baumgartner Paula Beavers Tammi Beery Debbie Bostwick Karen Bowsher Crystal Boyer Mikki Boy urn 136 Donna Bradshaw Teresa Brannon Tina Chapman Annie Case Carolyn Chandler Lara Chapman Londa Clark Paula Brumfield Linda Burk Studying or Sleeping??? David Brannan Carrie Coon Wayne Cunningham 137 Bobby Davis Robert Davis Steve Devore Tom DiMartino Jill Dougherty Marion Dubson Eric Duncan Darcy Eikenberg Teresa Ethridge Michelle Evans The Sophomore Class Officers are as follows: Secretary, Michelle Peck; President, Tina Chapman; Vice-President, Cindy Bush; and Treasurer, Stacey Goodall. Jim Followell Darrin Fort Pam Fry Scott Gaultney Stacey Goodall t 138 Andy Hartsock Patty Hoffman Kip Hoke Eddie Hubbell Susie Hermling Sandy Hoffman Brad Huff Linda Hughes Dave Hunt Kim Ingram Robby Inman Regina Isaac Dorothy Jackson Mike Jackson Helen Jones Steve Harney 139 Debbie Killough Jamie Kline John Koshinski Tom Kreuser Arthur Larson Tony Lenchner John Latham Kim Lonbom Debbie Long Randy Lowe Larry Luster Jeff Mandrell Jeff Marvel Class of ’82 Barry McIntosh 140 Rhonda Mix Jesse Miller A perfect example of how a student spends her free time, Stanley Moore Junior Monkman Chris Newlun Ken Mykytiuk John Nolan Rick Nichols Carla Palmiter Julie Olson Marcy Nolan Michele Peck John Parker 141 Zoe Peckingham Matt Pettyjohn Brian Pister Paul Rapp Brenda Reid Janet Rempe Pam Reynolds Mrs. Trent explains a word problem in math—If two cowboys meet nine Indians on the Warpath, how many . . . Stacy Ritchie Sheila Roberts Kent Robinson Brian Rolofson U2 Allen Sronce Kellie Shannon Sheila Short Kirk Sommers Julie Sprague Gary Stroud Cheryl Sturgeon Lori Sugg Mark Sullivan Ken Sumner 143 Kevin Thayer Kristy Thomas Rick Thomas Todd Thomas Denise Torbert Barb Turner Teresa Turner Mindy Underwood Chris Towns Kirk Trummel Christy Trent f 144 Sara VanFossen Eric Weaver David Wilson Jill Wagner Paige Wagner Steve Welch Terry Welch Sharon Woodbury Cindy Woodrum 145 Tammy Wolf Debra Tuggle Dan Walls Angel Wilkinson Ann Wickenhauser Mark Upton John Ward Two! Two! Two! Did you hear that . . .? Some girls seem to think school is just for fun, but as you can see this girl takes it seriously. Mark Woods Lori Woodward Rodney Woolridge Carmon Young 147 IN MEMORIAM Stanley Moore May 31, 1964—December 15, 1979 Stanley Moore, a member of the 1982 Class at CHS, was killed in a farming accident on December 15, 1979. Stan the Man, as he was known by his many friends and teachers, is remembered as fun loving, smiling, and good natured. He was a respectful, hard working, and helpful student. Stan was especially devoted to the Dallas Cowboys football team, and he often wore a shirt proclaiming this fact. He enjoyed discussing scores, players, and the team's efforts. Stan also used his knowledge of football here at Clinton, where he was a member of the sophomore team. An avid farmer, Stan was also an active member of the FFA. Stan will always be remembered by his friends at CHS. A plaque in his memory has been placed in the commons. This summer the FFA will erect a memorial welcome marker on Route 54, west of the high school. This FFA marker will be dedicated to Stanley Moore. Bobby Adcock Traci Allen Babette Alwood Dawn Andrews Teresa Azbill I.uetta Bateson Shelley Bell Alan Billingsley Mike Baker Von Bandy David Billingsley Kris Boesdorfer Freshman Class Officers President—Von Bandy Vice President—Janelle Sams Secretary—Cheryl Short Treasurer—Keith Woolery Tina Bradshaw Tony Brennan Blair Brommel Trent Bruner Chris Bundy 150 Michael Campbell Gregory Carter Sheryl Clark Tom Clewett Carolyn Cooper Patty Cunningham Robbie Cunningham Mark Cyrulik Kris Danison Paul Devenbaugh Rick DeYoung Mike Diggs Ernie Dodd Debbie Dolly 152 George Gardner Traci Golden Debbie Grove Medora Guarneri Mark Hantla Christy Harrold Schelli Harrold Cassy Hays Clara Heiberg Cathy Hermling Chad Hoke Rita Huffman Doris Jackson Matt Jackson David Johnson Kathy Johnson Margie Johnson 153 Lora Mandrel 1 Mike Lane Robert Lippert Erin Lynch Jeff Mahoney Michelle Juliuson Sarah Koons Ken Marvel 154 Melanie Mills Paula Mills Lisa Mitchell Sterling Montgomery Mark Moore Mary Morris Mike Morris Barb Morton Beth North Rodney North Brenda Peavler Laura Perrin Steve Perring Kim Pettyjohn Tammy Phillips Connie Pister 155 Lisa Rees Leisa Reynolds Clayton Rhodes Clinton Rhodes David Rhodes Jeannie Rickgauer Paul Rhodes Danny Ritchie Natalie Rivers Teresa Roethe 156 Amneh Shalabi Mike Shinneman Cheryl Short Mike Spencer Danny Stephens Jim Stephens John Strange Christine Sympson Randy Tarbox Verda Taylor Roger Vinson Curt Utterback Duane Thackery Ron Tilton Diana Tomes Steve Walden Charlie Wartchow Don Waterhouse Greg Waters Judy Weikel 157 Rhonda White Dawn Whitehouse David Williams Jean Westendorf Jim Wheeler Stephanie Wilson Keith Woolery David Wrone Steve Wrone t 158 PATRONS Clinton Board of Education Italian Villa Dr. Thomas J. Larkin North Boat Shop Dr. Hal E. GronLund Folrath's, Inc. Dr. Saleh Obaisi Gordon and Gordon Dr. W. T. Osthus Dr. Harold Weinberg Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Wages Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glasson Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gee Dr. S. K. Velu Dr. K. Parasakthi Herrick, Rudasill and Moss Famous Incorporated Members of the CLINTONIA staff wish to thank the patrons and advertisers who have helped with the financing of the 1980 Yearbook, Mr. Bob McKinley and Mr. George Spray for their photography, Mr. Don Zimmerman for his guidance, and all of the members of the faculty and student body who gave of their time and talents to make this yearbook a lasting memento. You people have made it possible for us to LIGHT UP THE 80's Multiple Company Service Roy Coppenbarger Life—Health—Accident—Mortgage Profit Sharing—Income Protection Group—Auto—Trucks—Business Kenney, Illinois 61749 Phone 217-944-2251 Waynesville 217-949-2871 Telephone 935-3189 Store Hours All Roads Monday thru Friday 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. One Mile South of Clinton Free Parking Free Delivery 2439 S. Main Bloomington, IL 61701 Illinois Toll Free 800-322-6141 Phone (309) 827-8087 wmsm mobile auto glass service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM THE CLINTONIA YEARBOOK STAFF THORP SEED CO. R. R. 3, Clinton 111. Golden Harvest HYBRIDS THAT LIVE UP TO THEIR NAME Ph. 935-2171 100 East Clay Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 Phone: (217) 935-3690 Downstate Illinois' Largest Financial Institution with offices to serve you throughout Central Illinois BLOOMINGTON FEDERAL Egnc Specializing in Perms — Blow Kuts — High Styling — Frostings Intensive Training in European Styles HAIR CLASSIC SALON Main St., Kenney, Illinois Male Stylist Call Now Owners for your appointment Lin Ray Reed Mears 944-2419 or 935-9655 % Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from CLINTON ATHLETIC BOOSTERS CLINTON FARM STORE And Clinton Radiator Works 1515 East Main Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 ALLIS-CHALMERS Bus. Phone 217-935-2815 Home Phone 217-935-6764 Paul Wagner Owner 163 Compliments of EM'S FABRIC SHOPPE Complete Line of Fabrics, Patterns, and Notions SHELL OF CLINTON 100 North Grant Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 935-5340 WE HAVE WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR! RAUPP'S SHOES 139 N. Water.......Downtown Decatur WM. BILL” CONN SONS Building Contractor 110 S. Elizabeth Ph. 935-5553 Clinton, III. 61727 C. CORKY PETERSON Insurance 123 S. Center St. Clinton, Illinois DE WITT COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN COMPANY Grain — Seed — Feed — Wire — Etc. Clinton Illinois Phone 935-2132 CLYMER BROS. = ELECTRICIANS Residential • Industrial Nlf Commercial • Free Estimates ' Repairing • Maintenance Farm Service Call 935-5631, 1005 W. Macon Clinton POLAND'S Glass, Wallpaper Paint Commercial Residential Glasswork Stain Leaded Glass 603 W. Side of the Square Clinton, Illinois 935-3389 164 LARRY WELTON Insurance Agent 315 W. Johnson Clinton, Illinois Phone: 935-6927 r STATE f ARM INSURANCE Congratulations to the Class of '80 from SMITH, SMITH TAYLOR 216 S. Center 935-2183 HAWE'S BODY SHOP Telephone 935-6074 619 South Mulberry Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 Best Wishes To The Class of 1980 THE COUNTRY COMPANIES A Farm Bureau Service Paul Nothnagel CLV Agency Manager Dewitt County n •� Sc§3 Best Wishes for the Future AMOCO Class of 1980 FINFROCK MOTOR SALES AMMANN AMOCO Rte. 10 West Clinton, Illinois 61727 601 S. Grant Telephone: (217) 935-3106 Clinton, 11. 61727 (217) 935-3001 BANK OF KENNEY Member FDIC Kenney, 111. 16! r LINDSAY LINDSAY Water Conditioning Clinton, 111. 61727 W. G. Scott (Butch) (217) 935-9211 24 Hour Service Repair On All Makes Free Estimates Sales — Rentals — Service MILLER Container Corporation Rte. 10 East Clinton, Illinois 935-8361 TRAINOR LIVESTOCK SALES Clinton, Illinois Telephone 935-6322 Sale Every Friday Afternoon TRAINOR BROS. — Owners Congratulations to the Class of '80 from GEORGE H. DUNN, INC. Route 10 54 Clinton, Illinois 61727 Phone: 935-8373 BLOOMINGTON YAMAHA 405 West Front Street Bloomington, Illinois 61701 Phone 828-5310 Men's Boys' Clothing Special Things For Special People Hickory Point Mall Decatur — Forsyth Ph. 877-7755 MBS a M Downstate Illinois' Largest Financial Institution Bloomington Federal with offices to serve you throughout Central Illinois BLOOMINGTON(DeCatur°fflCe) FSUC FEDERAL fer—: t 166 POLENS CRESTVIEW NURSING HOME Slaughter Processing New and Modern Facility ‘Custom Slaughter processing Ph. 217-935-2552 ‘Live Scale Freezer storage personalized care North Clinton Phone 935-3827 Administrators and Owners Doug, Gary, Lue Graves Maytag Amana Roper Frigidaire Kitchen Aid Magic Chef We Serve What We Sell BUCK APPLIANCE 503 W. Side Of Square Phone: 935-3029 BEST TIRE AND OIL COMPANY Clinton, Illinois 935-2176 Congratulations 1®) to the Class of 1980 WAGNERS Clintonia — Clinton Outdoor Theaters Merle and Jennifer Phones P.O. Box 386 5-3700 Clinton, 111. 5-9011 61727 Real Estate Farmland Antiques WAPELLA AUCTION HOUSE Wapella, 111. 61777 Owned and Operated by Marvin Haycraft Sons Auctioneers, Liquidators, Appraisers All Types Sales — Any Size Held On Our Premises or Yours We're A “Family Affair Call Us Collect 217-935-6286 309-473-2415 Household Miscellaneous Love Is A Flora Diamond W. T. FLORA GEMS 101 N. Water, Decatur, II. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from THE CREATION PLASTERCRAFT SHOP 619 E. Macon Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 Elma Frank Mapes 1-217-935-2312 167 SPER V INEW HOLLAND Clinton Making Machines Do More So Man Can Do More Highway 10 West, P.O. Box 392 Clinton, Illinois Phone: 935-9566 Congratulations to The Class of 1980 from KNIT N' STITCH 704 N. Side Square Clinton, Illinois DICK MARTIN 310 E. VanBuren Clinton, 111. Good Luck Class of 1980 302 W. Main Clinton, Illinois 61727 217-935-9470 de witt county federal sayings loan ASSOCIATION 168 Congratulations Class Of 1980 DR. JOHN WARNER HOSPITAL ■WMHW Serving the Health Needs of DeWitt County for the Past 72 Years East Side of Square Clinton, Illinois 61727 422 West White Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 CENTRAL ILLINOIS BUILDING LOAN AND HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION Clinton Illinois Thomas R. Edmunds, Secretary — Treasurer 211 Quincy Street Good Luck To The Class Of 1980 169 SUPPER CLUB Congratulations to the Class of '80 ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. Best of Everything for the Builder 401 East Clay Clinton, Illinois Phone 935-9435 Serve Beer Wine Good Meals Chicken, Fish, Shrimp, Oysters, Steaks of all Sizes Steak and Lobster Open 7 days a week The People To People Bank Auto Bank: West Jefferson South Grant Clinton, Illinois Downtown Bank: On the Square Clinton, Illinois Phone: 935-2148 Serving DeWitt County Since 1872 Bank Hours 9:00-3:00 . . . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9:00-12:00 . . . Thursday and Saturday 9:00-5:30 . . . Friday Drive-In Hours 8:30-4:00 . . . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8:30-12:00 . . . Thursday and Saturday 8:30-5:30 . . . Friday FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Clinton, Illinois 61727 Congratulations To JACK'S BARBER SHOP The Class Of 1980 From the 101 East Adams Street CLINTON POLICE DEPARTMENT Congratulations to the Class of '80 protecting your city Corky Smith Chief of Police 170 THE JOHN WARNER BANK Established 1867 Clinton, Illinois A Full Service Bank Free Personal Checking Accounts Free Business Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Certificates of Deposit Traveler's Checks Christmas Clubs Business Loans Automobile Loans Farm Loans A Member Mortgage Loans FDIC Personal Loans Student Loans Trust Services 3 TV Drive-up Windows Walk-up Window THE OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN DEWITT COUNTY Telephone (217) 935-3144 Each Deposit Insured to $40,000 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 171 Complete Radiator Repair Service BAKER'S Farm Supply and Hardward Swisher Ride King — Bachtold Batteries and V-Belts John Nancy Baker — owners Bus. Phone: 935-6235 Rt. 54 East Clinton, 111. MARCO FARM SUPPLY Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from Phone 217-935-2101 mm RR 4 Clinton, Illinois 327 E. Main Clinton, Illinois Congratulations to The Class of 1980 open 7 days a week HERINGTON — CALVERT PULLEN — BOOS Funeral Directors 201 South Center Street Clinton, Illinois Phone (217) 935-3166 315 East Main Street Phone (217) 935-2141 QUIMBY DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS Fannie Mae Candy 704 N. Side Square DAIRY QUEEN Congratulations The Class of 1980 Scru m pd i 1 ly ish us Food — Drinks — Dairy Queens 220 East Main 935-3779 Open 24 Hours A Day 7 Days A Week In Store Bakery |jp Hot and Cold Lunches Delicatessan PUTTING YOU FIRST Congratulations To The Class of 1980 from WALLACE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. Corporate Offices Hillside, Illinois Plants: Hillside, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Clinton, Illinois Luray, Virginia Gastonia, North Carolina Marlin, Texas Osage, Iowa San Luis Obispo, California Innovators in Business Forms Systems Since 1908 3081 0) DeWitt County's Only Daily Newspaper Working to Serve You Even Better with ‘Local News ‘Local Sports ‘Local Service CLINTON DAILY JOURNAL L 302 N. Center 117 W. Main 935-3171 Compliments of CLINTON DEALERS ASSOCIATION Baum Chevrolet Buick Douglas Oldsmobile — Pontiac CMC George Dunn Inc. Finfrock Motors, Ford, Mercury, Rambler, Jeep Rodden — Johnson Inc. — John Deere Shell — Downs Motors — Dodge Car and Trucks Sperry — New Holland Wilson — Reeves Motors, Inc. — Chrysler — Plymouth G B FLORISTS Let our flowers say it for you 425 W. Linden Phone Clinton, Illinois 935-6922 CINDERELLA DEVELOPERS New Homes Apartments Commercial Buildings Developers of Hillcrest and Flair Subdivisions Clinton 5-8525 Illinois RADIO SHACK Dealer Shinny's Sales Service 213 E. Main Clinton, 111. The Nationwide Supermarket of Sound Congratulations to the class of '80 GAMBLES 102 E. Side Square Clinton, Illinois 61727 DALE'S FURNITURE 405 S. Side Square Clinton, Illinois 61727 Phone — 935-8302 'STARKEY' Insurance And Real Estate 935-2111 Clinton, Illinois Frank Cummings Steve Long Award Winning Senior Photography George Spray 216 E. Main St. Clinton, 111. 61727 Phone 217 935-3652 SPRAY PHOTOS 175 ALSUP SALES AGENCY Congratulations to MONTGOMERY WARDS The Class Of 1980 Major Appliances In Stock WILSON HAT AND DRESS 101 East Side Square SHOPPE Clinton, Illinois Phone: 935-3101 204 E. Side Square Phone 935-6439 Congratulations! To the class of '80 CLINTON STANDARD STATION Corner of Main and Grant PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE 212 E. Main Clinton, 111. Phone: 935-8333 Gary Himstedt, R.Ph. Free Delivery “ Congratulations and Best Wishes Clinton's Specialty Shopping Center f GASLIGHT SQUARE L d HARDIN'S STATIONERS ’Hallmark Cards ’Party Goods ’Gifts ’Office Supplies When You Care Enough To Send The Best 404 South Square, Clinton BEN FRANKLIN Locally owned Nationally Known Robert M. Meyer 802 North Side Square Clinton, Illinois 61727 Phone: 935-2222 Jewelry Repair Remounts Clock and Watch Repair HOUSE OF JEWELS The Store That Love Built 600 West Side Square Clinton, Illinois Mike Hager Phone: 217-935-6732