Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

CLINTONIA 1981 Do you recall. . . Clinton Community High School Clinton, Illinois 61727 Volume 58 Editor: Paula Gregory Advisor: Doris Wunderlich CONTENTS Activities 17 Sports 35 Organizations 63 Administration and Faculty 85 Freshmen 99 Sophomores 109 Juniors 119 Seniors 133 Advertising 163 SENIOR POLL Favorite Song Favorite Male Vocalist Free Bird Bob Seger Hold On Kenny Rogers Roll With The Changes Eric Clapton Favorite Group Favorite Female Vocalist REO Speedwagon Pat Benatar Eagles Barbra Striesand AC DC Bette Midler Favorite Movie Favorite TV Show Rocky Horror Picture Show Smokey The Bandit Friday 13 th M A S H General Hospital Trapper John SENIOR POLL r Favorite Teacher Favorite Hangout Mr. Austin Square Mrs. Kline D. Q. Mr. Adcock Anywhere out of town Favorite Pastime Favorite Expression Cruisin' Right Here Music Get Real Sleeping Boffed Favorite Sport Favorite Word for CHS Basketball Vomitrocious Football Revolting Mud Wrestling Wasted A SOPHOMORES GO-FER-IT Every year during Homecoming each class builds a float featuring AND WIN. . .$200 with Sweep Up A Victory. Last place went to the seniors with Kenny says, I'm five under par. The volleyball team shows how it's done. Jamee Cox is a little camera shy. Judges vote Sophomores best! Mr. Bolser, Mr. Rashkow, Mrs. Maner, and Mrs. Stites judged the floats entered in the Homecoming Parade. CCHS students had spent nearly every night during the preceding week building frames and folding and stuffing pomps. In fact, a couple of floats were completed only minutes before the parade started its trek down Center Street. The sun shone, the fans smiled, and the excited children darted between floats to gather candies thrown by students riding in pickup trucks. When the parade was over, the judges voted the sophomore float, Go fer it, as the best entry. 9 Parade paced by (including Irrcrdj E Horv comin colorful convertibles. Engine No. 6) Autumn Love is everywhere. Hey, Crystal, did you lose someone'? Take a break! Homecoming is. . . Wild Rose provides the music. Do you recall these events? Diann Hawes and Lori Rockhold step to the music. Just who are the Goons anyway? Mr. Colter leads the way for a victory. Central Catholic Saints pursue Junior Monkman. Katy Scott, escorted by Kelly Chick Kelly Cummings, escorted by Jim Dawson Student Council sponsors Autumn Love Merja Ingberg, escorted by Rich Mandrell Belinda Bell, escorted by Jeff Bell On October 11, the Student Council sponsored a Homecoming dance from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. in the commons. Music was provided by “Wild Rose from Champaign. Everyone at the dance enjoyed the vocalist who sang all the old, but popular songs. The band also dedicated Take It to the Limit, by the Eagles, to the Homecoming queen and queen candidates. 5 Do you recall. . . . The crazy senior This is a classic example of how a senior class meeting is conducted. As you can tell the upperclassmen of C.C.H.S. are having a tough time making decisions. Obviously great minds are at work! 16 meetings ACTIVITIES 1981 HONOR STUDENTS 1981 Do you recall these honored people? Stuart Coon receives the yearbook dedication. SENIORS James Kline John Latham-3 Pam Bateson Debbie Long Tammy Bell Christy Newlun Michael Brady Julie Olson-3 Mart Cowles Tom Plunkett Brenda Ely Stacy Ritchie-3 Donna Fish-4 Julie Sprague Paula Gregory-4 Jill Wagner-2 Darrel Hamblen Eric Weaver Todd Hedgcock-3 Pam Wood-3 John Hickman-3 Rod Woolridge Scott Hopkins Koni Howry Dodie Junkert SOPHOMORES Roger Laramee-3 Chris Bundy-2 Jim Mandrell Chad Hoke-2 C. Jim Martin-4 Pam Howerton Don Nixon-4 Michelle Juliuson-2 Debt Riegel-3 Paula Nothnagel Katy Scott Susan Osthus Melissa Spaugh-4 Connie Pister-2 Tanya Spencer Cheryl Short-2 Doug Sturgeon Judy Weikel-2 Amy Thompson-4 Julie Wilson Steve Thompson-4 Tammie Torberl Steve Wrone-2 Kent Volker-4 Tammy Wilson FRESHMEN JUNIORS Deborah Armstrong Michelle Harpenau Debbie Bostwick-2 John Hart ness Mikki Boyum-2 Julie King Teresa Brannan-2 Kathy Massey Cyndie Bush-3 Katie Plunkett Annie Case -j. Lynn Christman-2 Mary Thorp Londa Clark 4-4th consecutive year Darcy Eikenberg-3 Pam Fry Tom Glasson - 2. 3--3rd consecutive year 2-2nd consecutive year Sandy Hoffman-2 —3 years Regina Isaac-2 -2 years These students were honored at the twenty-second Gold Star Dinner on May 11, 1981. Melissa Spa ugh accepts the special science award. MVP’s Donny West, wrestling; Don Billingsley, basketball; and Jim Harrold, wrestling. Winter sports honors went to Doug Sturgeon for the most free throws, Tom Lamkin, the best defensive player in basketball, and Jamie Perring for 110% in wrestling. D. Ann Jones presents the Thespian Award to Pam Wood and announces that Tom Moss was the winner of the play writing contest. Highlights from the Spring Outstanding Students from each department: Roger Clark, agriculture; John Williams, art; Katy Scott, business; Amy Thompson, social studies; Jerry Armstrong, English; Pam Wood, foreign language; Susie Hermling, home economics; Doug Sturgeon, industrial arts; Pam Wood, mathematics; Brenda Ely and Roger Clark, music; Darcy Eikenberg and Pam Wood, dramatics; John Hickman, physical education; and Todd Hedgcock, science. Honors Assembly Pam Wood, Barry McIntosh I Dare You Award Pam Wood Broken Mirror Award Paige Wagner, John Hickman Athletes of the year Debi Riegel, Roger Laramee DAR, SAR winners Brian Tedrick VICA Award 19 Even the basketball stars made it to this festive activity. Student Council Parliamentarian Susie Hermling takes a few minutes front 20 Student Council sponsors Christmas dance The annual Student Council Christmas Dance was held on Saturday, December 6. “Magic Company, the band contracted for the evening, played its renditions of “Surrender, Wonderful Tonight, Wango Tango, and Cat Scratch Fever. Approximately 200 students celebrated the approaching holidays by attending this gala event. her duties to enjoy the music. 21 Front Row: Greg Henry, Allison Henry Back Row: Wade Finely, Janelle Sams, Bob Meadows, Stacey Goodall, Scott Covey, Diana Tomes, Doug Stur geon, Brenda Ely, Randy Thoms, Stevi Boyum. Always and Forever 22 Does anyone want to dance?' Sweethearts FRESHMAN: Stevi Boyum SOPHOMORE: Janelle Sams JUNIOR: Stacey Goodall SENIOR: Brenda Ely HONORARY: Maria Escobar, Merja Ingberg F.H.A.: Diana Tomes SWEETHEART DANCE 1981 The annual Sweetheart Dance was held February 7, 1981, in the commons and, as always, was sponsored by the Future Homemakers Of America. The theme of the dance was Always and Forever, with music provided by Touche. The decorations consisted of a winter theme with a Valentine's Day influence of red heart accents. The traditional sweetheart coronation was held at 9 p.m. in the auditorium. All class sweethearts were chosen and the honorary sweethearts, Maria Escobar and Merja Ingberg, were presented; and last but not least the 1981 F.H.A. sweetheart, Diana Tomes, was crowned by past queen, Connie Pister. Allison and Greg Henry served as flower girl and crown bearer, and David Milton was pianist. Could I have this dance . . .? Row: Greg Henry, Allison Henry. Back Row: Boh Hawes, Dawn Andrews, Byron Melton, Angie Martinek, Eric Burito, Maria Escobar, Scott Diana Tonies, Merja Ingberg, David Cisco, Teri Staton and guest, Cassy Hays, and Brian McFeeters. 23 Baby, talk to me.” Conrad, must you go?” Audience of 2,000 enjoys student performances. We love you Conrad!” A healthy. Normal, American Boy Put on a happy face. 24 . � i r I loucli of grey. The Thespians selected The Miracle Worker and Bye Bye Birdie for their fall and spring productions. The Miracle Worker, a three act play, presented on November 14 and 15, 1980, was directed by D. Ann Jones and student director, Ann Clewett. Leads were played by Darcy Eikenberg as Annie Sullivan and Pam Wood as Helen Keller. On April 3,4,5, 1981, Bye Bye Birdie, a two act play directed by D. Ann Jones and student director, Darcy Eikenberg, brought back “The Fabulous Fifties. Leads were played by Darrel Hamblen as Albert Peterson, Brenda Ely as Rosie Alvers, Doug Baker as Conrad Birdie, and Kristy Thomas as Kim MacAfee. The cast and crews of both shows were exceptional. An audience of over 2,000 enjoyed these productions. The telephone hour. Will my baby be all right? Kim, think of what you’re giving up!” 25 We've Got Tonight The 1980-81 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 16 in the high school commons. “We've Got Tonight was the theme chosen by the junior class. The entry way was decorated like a patio with plants and fences. In the commons, stars hung from the ceiling and walls giving the impression of a romance-filled evening. Music was provided by Freedom. Roger Clark and Amy Thompson were chosen King and Queen. King and Queen Roger Clark and Amy Thompson. 26 27 Some were crazed . . . Some were dazed! Plans for the AFTER PROM were pretty much unplanned. Juniors, seniors, and their guests played volleyball, shot baskets, or just sat around and relaxed. Dawn, Don, don, don! Demonstrating the High Jump, Cheryl? 29 SLIP SLIDING AWAY On May 26, thirty seniors and three chaperones left for Six Flags at 7:30 a.m. During the three hour drive the rain began to fall, and hopes for a successful trip were dampened with every drop; but just as quickly as it had begun, the rain let up and made the weather more enjoyable. The group reached their destination at 10:30 a.m. The students broke up into groups and toured the park, stood in lines, ate, played games, and won prizes. How many baskets does it really take to win a prize, Mr. Blessing? At 7:30 p.m. everyone was finally on the bus, and the tired group arrived home at 10:00 p.m. LOST AND FOUND Busted ... 5 days in the hole. WE TEACH THE CHILDREN?? 30 Seniors are on their way up. Why is the bus spinning?' TWINS!!! Hey, that's my scat! A beity of beauties 31 1981 Commencement Program Edward Elgar Processional . “Pomp and Circumstance .. Clinton Community High School Band Pastor H. B. Livengood Invocation Scott Craig Miller Senior Student's Welcome Claude T. Smith Joyance Clinton Community High School Band Ed Colter. Director Melissa Ann Spaugh Class President’s Address LaloSchifrin People Alone — Theme from The Competition — Clinton High School Senior Choir Mrs. Forrest Fisher. Director Kent Charles Volker Remarks from Student Council John Perkins. Principal Message to the Class. Presentation of the Class Gary Archey. Superintendent Steve Davenport Awarding of Diplomas Pastor Ed Lloyd Benediction Edward Elgar Recessional . “Pomp and Circumstance .. Clinton Community High School Band I Audience will remain seated during Benediction and Recessional i Honor stales are presented to Graduates who have maintained a 3.SI average or better (or all years ol high school attendance. Class Officers . Melissa Ann Spaugh ... Scott Craig Miller ... Brenda Diane Ely Dodie LeAnn Junkert President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... 32 Gerald Theodore Armstrong III Ijm A Backs Douglas Martin Baker Pamela M. Bateson Michael Bayne Koiu Kay Belangee Belindas. Bell Tammy J. Bell Jacqueline Renee Beni Donald E Billingsley Gregory Eugene Birk Barbara Anne Bradshaw Michael Eldon Brady I oriA Bray David Gregory Brendley Collette Angelique Brewer Duane II Brewer Tammy S. Brewer I jnda Marie Burk Glenda L. Carter Suzanne L. Carter Tina Aileen Chapman Lynn Marie Christman Roger L Clark Ann Ignore Clcwett Michael A Cobb Donna M Cooper John A. Cooper Melody M. Cornell Orland E. Cornell Mark R Cowles Rodney W Crawley I .auric D. Crouse MichaelS. Crutcher Kelly A. Cummings Richard W Dalton Ronald B. Devore Tracey L Dial Brenda Sue Dubs on Janet L Edwards Brenda Diane Ely Mana Helena Escobar David Allen Evans Michelle Denise Evans Brian Randall Fatheree Elizabeth Ann Fay Nanette Ann Fenner Donna Jean Fish William Daniel Fletcher Paula Diane Gregory Cathy JoGroves Us Graduated in Graduation 1 9 8 1 1981 Graduates Darrel l.orcn Hamblen Mary Alice Harpenau James 1-ee Harrold II James R Hassinger Timothy R. Hartsock Todd Warren Hayes Joseph Todd Hedgcock John I Jnden Hickman Barry Scott Hopkins Diania Hopper Kom J. Howry Jack Richard Jimison Jr Hazel Jane Johnson Cheryl Lynn Jones Clarice Elizabeth Jost Dodie 1 iCAnn Junkert Kevin laen Kartawich John J. Kendall Kevin Ray Knapp Kelley Jo Koget Marla Marie Koons Thomas Michael I imkin Jr. Roger I. e Laramee Debra Faye Lewis James W Mandrell Michael Allen Mandrell Charles J Martin Jr Janice L. Martin Paula K Mason Arnold R Mattingly Terry Glenn McCown Patrick Jon McKinley Scott Craig Miller Terry I. Miller Mark A Mills Thearsa Lyn Milton l ouunne Morin Timothy W Nichols Cindy Mane Niederer Don Michael Nixon Edgar D. Odle LynnR.Odle John Wesley Osthus Stephen Andrew Parker James Patrick Pavlak Annette Pearson James G. Pernng Rhea Denise Peterson Matthew Wayne Pettyjohn Julie Denise Piatt Coleman Price Jr Brian Scott Pruser Robin l«cl Reid Steve L. Rempe Mary Elizabeth Reynolds Deborah Raye Rich Debra Marie Riegel Debra G. Robinson l eslte Eugene Robison lyori Ann Rockhold Cynthia A. Ryan Roger Sams Karen J. Schoby Kathry n Diane Scott KamalShalabi Robert Eugene Shannon Curtiss L Short Michael Lee Short Douglas Todd Smith Rodger K Smith Melissa Ann Spaugh Karen Michele Spencer Tanya Kay Spencer Teresa Ann Staton Douglas L. Sturgeon David Lynn Sugg Thomas Jay Sykes Christopher A Tat Gregory Scott Taylo Daniel Kenneth Taylor Ronald K Taylor Steven D. Taylor Todd Alan Thomas Amy Maureen Thompson Stephen Duane Thompson Tammic Jean Torbert Treavsa Dawn Torbert Paula Jean Vandervort Kent Charles Volker Mary Lynnette Wages Ruth Jannette Wages David Bruce Waters Darlene Gail West Donald William West Jr. Stacy Diane Westray JiU Renee Willard Michael I e Willoughby Tammy Lynn Wilson l-oriI.ee Ann Wolf Tammy I.aMae Wolf Tad Wolfe Teresa Kay Woodrum Mark Gregor Woods Indicates membership in National Honor Society In memory of Tony Chapman Class of '81 SPORTS Clinton looks for a when ?? Varsity Squad. Back Row: Coach Eddy, Coach Douglas, B. McIntosh, D. Baker, D. Linehan, C. Tat, K. Hoke, . Dougherty, T. Kreuser, B. Davis, T. DiMartino, A. Lehman, D. Sturgeon, B. Rolofson, Coach Veith, and Coach Huber. Row 2: D. Fort, K. Robinson, R. Long, T. Plunkett, T. Hedgcock, J. Parker, L. Luster, E. Odle, D. Nixon, and S. Taylo. Row 3: J. Perring, M. Spencer, R. Shannon, B. McFeeters, J. Hickman, C. Brendley, S. Perring, G. Shumaker, J. Mandrell, K. Thayer, and C. Rhodes. Row 4: J. Monkman, P. McKinley, S. Devore, J. Ray, R. Hager, L. Odle, B. Fatheree, D. Rhodes, C. Hoke, and R. Rhodes. Looks likr a jump ball! This year's varsity football squad tried to catch up through a year-round weight lifting program. Although this does not show in the scores, the team feels that they made progress this football season. Brian Fatheree was voted most valuable player. The three honorary captains were John Hickman, Doug Sturgeon, and Don Nixon. Nixon and Fatheree made All Conference. Mr. Douglas says that the returning lettermen are dedicated and will improve even more next year. 36 Coaches: Eddy, Douglas, Veilh, and Huber GAME RESULTS Football (Varsity) Opponent We Unity 20 Eureka 6 U-High 0 Pontiac 14 Metamora 0 C. Catholic 12 Pana 0 Olympia 0 Mt. Zion 0 They 42 33 37 34 51 42 20 52 49 Crash Burn I Got It” They Stand United For the Unity Game 37 Sophomores finish 1-7 The sophomore team was made up largely of freshmen. In fact, there were only ten sophomores. Team captains were Von Bandy and Joe Daugherty. Coach Huber and Coach Veith feel that the team could have done better this past season. The say that a team needs confidence, strength, and desire to win. Both feel, however, that the players received valuable experience. Opponent We They Lakeview 0 16 Eureka 0 40 U-High 22 6 Pontiac 6 30 Metamora 0 44 Central Catholic 0 62 Mt. Zion 2 50 Olympia 0 30 — Coach Randy Huber Front Row: Brian McFeeters, Joey Ray, Mike Spencer, Chad Hoke, and David Rhodes, Back row: Garel Schumaker, Art Lehman, Joe Daugherty, Steve Perring, Clayton Rhodes. Not Pictured Von Bandy 38 Opponent Eureka U-High Pontiac Metamora Central Catholic Olympia Lakeview We They 0 8 14 32 0 30 0 51 0 38 0 24 14 20 Front Row: Kelly Rueger, Cliff McClure, Troy Bishop, Ken Green, Shannon Milton, Ken Clark, Tom Hawk, Mark fackson. Row 2: Eric Fatheree, Greg Chapman, Jim Earp, Doug Owens, Steve Lobb, Greg Tarbox, John Hoffman, David Smith. Back Row: Mgr. Darren Barnhill, Coach Schultz, Bob Meadows, Jeff Taylor, Mike Cooley, famee Cox, fohn Hartness, Mike Boyd, Terry Ellrick, Morrie Lockard, Eric Baughman, Coach Urban. Freshmen look promising for '81 season The freshman football team finished 0-7 for the season. Both Coach Urban and Coach Schultz know that this record is hardly indicative of this squad's potential. The freshmen, barring injuries and no-shows will be the nucleus of a winning future in Clinton football, predicts Coach Urban. With this thought in mind, the autumn season for the Maroons may mean more that beautiful leaves. Front Row: Michelle Juliuson. Ann Clewett, Mindy Underwood, Dorothy Jackson, Doris Jackson, Robin Reid, Tonya Spencer. Back Row: Coach Debbie McFeeters, Katy Scott, Connie Baker, Pam Fry, Tammie Torbert, Hazel Johnson, Denise Torbert, Cindy Bush, Paige Wagner, Treassa Torbert, Kelly Koget, Coach Connie Mahoney. The Varsity record was 7-20; they defeated Maroa twice. Central Catholic twice, Metamora twice, and Wapella once. The Junior Varsity record was 11-9; they defeated Chatham once, Monticello, Eureka, and Olympia twice, Maroa, Central Catholic, Pontiac, Wapella, U-High, and Lakeview. Most Improved — Tammie Torbert; 110% — Denise Torbert; Best Team Player—Paige Wagner; Best Hustler—Treassa Torbert; Most Valuable—Hazel Johnson; High Server — Cindy Bush—214; High Spiker—Hazel Johnson—160; High Setter— Katy Scott — 313; High Passer—Paige Wagner—514; High Blocker — Denise Torbert—47. The volleyball team improved progressively throughout the season. Their best offensive game was against Metamora at the Delavan Tournament with a total of 34 spikes. Varsity records Opponent Scores Results Mahomet 4-15, 7-15 L Chatham Glennwood 9-15, 11-15 L Monticello 7-15, 12-15 L U-High 11-15, 6-15 L Olympia 2-15, 13-15 L Pontiac 7-15, 15-9, 12-15 Olympia 10-15, 4-15 L Maroa Forsyth 15-7, 16-14 L Central Catholic 15-9, 17-15 W Metamora 15-11, 9-15, 15-4 W Mt. Pulaski 2-15, 9-15 w Eureka 5-15, 9-15 L Olympia 5-15, 3-15 L Pontiac 9-15, 15-8, 9-15 L Wapella 12-15, 15-2, 15-8 L U-High 15-13, 9-15, 10-15 W Lakeview 5-15, 11-15 L Central Catholic 15-11, 10-15, 15-12 L Metamora 15-10, 6-15, 4-15 W Delavan 10-15, 11-15 L Athens 16-15, 15-7, 6-15 L Metamora 15-12, 15-4 W Maroa—Forsyth 15-2, 15-2 W Mt. Pulaski 16-14, 12-15, 10-15 L J.V Records Opponents Scores Results Mahomet 11-15,4-15 L Chatham 15-12, 10-15, 15-7 W Monticello 15-10, 12-15, 15-9 W Eureka 15-6, 3-15, 15-6 w U-High 8-15, 10-15 L Lakeview 9-15, 15-6, 13-15 L Olympia 15-7, 15-10 W Pontiac 5-15, 15-10, 10-15 L Maroa 15-8, 15-10 W Central Catholic 15-8, 15-6 W Metamora 13-15, 9-15 L Mt. Pulaski 9-15, 15-0, 12-15 L Eureka 15-17, 1-15 L Olympia 15-6, 15-11 W Pontiac 14-16, 15-12, 15-12 w Wapella 15-12, 8-15, 15-0 w U-High 15-10, 15-8 w Lakeview forfeit w Central 15-3, 11-15, 9-15 L Metamora 3-15, 15-7, 10-15 L Prospects for '82 look good What A Dink!!! Back Row: Kcri Cummings, l.isa Gambrel, Katy Plunkett, Amy Olson, Tom Robison, Beth Robison, Chris Bundy, Roxanne Sobolewski. Front Row: Coach Debbie McFeeters, Stacy Ritchie, Stevi Boyum, Coach Connie Mahoney 41 Meet Results Cross Country Finishes 5-10 MVP: Arnold Mattingly ( 1 Runner) Most Valuable Team Member: Tina Dorow Most Improved Runner: Scott Hopkins Rookie-of-the-year: Arnold Mattingly New School Record: Arnold Mattingly, 15:33 New Girls Record: Tina Dorow, 13:46 New Relay Record: Mattingly, Harrold, Bayne, T. Hartsock; 63:26 Opponent We They Metamora 48 15 Central Catholic 15 50 Monticello 27 27 U. High 40 21 Mt. Zion 33 23 Mahomet 45 16 Georgetown 42 17 Lakeview 27 29 Pontiac 43 17 Lincoln 26 31 Argenta 43 18 U. High Invitational- —8th place Clinton Invitational— -8th place Tri-Valley 43 17 Woodford County Invitational—4th place Peoria Heights 42 18 Delevan 34 21 Minonk 30 25 Conference—4th place District—4th place Sectional—14th place Front Row—Tina Dorow, Arnold Mattingly, Tim Hartsock, Trent Bruner, Andy Hartsock, Mike Bayne, Sue Osthus. Row 2—Coach Munds, fim Harrold, Brad Huff, Roger Sams, Jim Pavlak, Scott Hopkins, Don West, Scott Miller, Darrel Hamblen. 42 u wt nmmdtSKSF- kn h Mandrell, Mike Mandrell, Mr. Triezenberg, Todd Shaw, Bryon Morlock, Alex Calvert, Rodney Woolridge, Ken Sumner, Randy Woolridge, Golf Scores Opponent We They Central 170 159 Lincoln 165 155 U-High 173 155 Mt. Zion 173 162 Metamora 173 192 Mahomet 186 173 Unity 186 193 Pontiac 193 201 Central 169 167 Monticello 170 168 Wapella 162 199 Eureka 168 163 Wapella 168 212 Metamora 175 198 Lincoln 173 175 Eureka 161 162 Pontiac 161 168 Monticello 152 174 Conference at Pontiac—Tied for fourth Central Catholic Invitational—Tied for 17th U-High 182 169 Central 182 173 Mt. Zion 172 177 Stonington 172 207 District at U-High—Fifth Golfers Post 12-10 The 1980 Golf team posted a 12-10 record; this was the first .500 season in several years. Mike Mandrell was the team captain and the most valuable golfer. Tom Lamkin had the second lowest total, followed by Randy Woolridge, Rod Woolridge, Ken Sumner, and Alex Calvert. The major highlight of the season was a school record of 152 against Monticello. I £ 43 Back row: Pal McKinley, John Hickman, Kent Robinson, Doug Sturgeon, Mike Mandrell, Coach Gramkoio. Front row: David Cisco, Don Billingsley, Bobby Davis, Darrell Hamblen, Tom Kreuser, Tom Lamkin, Tom DiMartino. Seniors give Clinton a winning season The 1980-81 varsity basketball season brought the spirit of Clinton back to life with a winning record of 14-12. This year marks the first back-to-back winning seasons since the three-year winning streak of 1959-61. The leading scorer for the Maroons was Don Billingsley, who was also voted Most Valuable Player. Don was also the leading assist man with over three assists per game. Doug Sturgeon received a Free Throw trophy and a plaque and was the fourth best player on the team. Darrell Hamblen was voted Most Improved Player this year. He possesses a great determination and revealed his good attitude at each game. Tom Lamkin was voted Best Defensive Player, which made him a very valuable member of the team. The other seniors who contributed their talents to the team were Pat McKinley, Mike Mandrell, and John Hickman. The juniors who offered their developing skills to the varsity team were David Cisco, Bobby Davis, Tom DiMartino, Tom Kreuser, and Kent Robinson. Don Billingsley received his first varsity letter and a C. He was picked unamimously by the conference coaches as a first team choice. Don averaged 16.4 points a game. He was the team's leading scorer. 44 Tom Lamkin received his second varsity letter. He was the leading FG shooter at 54% and averaged 12.0 points per game. Tom was the captain this year. He was voted best defensive player and the team's hardest worker. Mike Mandrel I received his first varsity letter and a metal insert. Mike added his quickness and jumping ability to the team. He suffered a sprained ankle but always played well and was a benefit to the team. Darrell Hamblen received his second varsity letter. Although he played in much pain all year, he averaged 12.9 points and led the team with 10.6 rebounds per game. He shot 5 from the field. Darrell was voted MIP. Doug Sturgeon received his second varsity letter and a metal insert. He shot 50% from the field and was the leading freethrow shooter at 72%. He averaged 11.0 points per game. Pat McKinley received his first varsity letter this year. He assisted in the win against Gibson City with a key basket. Pat had confidence in himself and was a good hustler on the floor. John Hickman received his first varsity letter and metal insert. John was a good all-around player. He shot 48% from the field and played good defense. He had a good attitude and was a winner as a player and a person. 45 Doug takes note of John's form. Game results OPPONENTS WE THEY Saybrook 84 65 Odell 56 52 Fairbury 57 53 Eureka 67 63 Lakeview 62 67 U-High 72 50 Olympia 73 62 Mt. Pulaski 64 65 Pontiac 48 56 Eureka 75 74 Minonk 54 61 Roanoke 71 76 Central Catholic 51 73 Mahomet 65 67 Metamora 63 66 Eureka 67 59 Gibson City 66 60 Farmer City 57 39 Olympia 60 70 Pontiac 38 53 Metamora 65 74 U-High 63 50 Central Catholic 65 55 Monticello 76 71 Tri-Valley 73 60 Heyworth 55 69 46 Sophomores have some close ones Back row: loe Daugherty, Alan Billingsley, Ted Rhodes, Mr. Blessing. Front row: Von Bandy, Steve Perring, Tony Brennan, David Billingsley, and Chad Hoke. Although the sophomores finished 0-20, they had many close games (five games with a six or less point difference). The Olympia and Argenta games resulted in overtime. Leading scorer was Alan Billingsley with a 10 point per game average. Second was Von Bandy. Joe Daugherty led in field goals with 44%, followed by Von Bandy with 43%. Free throw honors go to Ted Rhodes with 59%. Individual skills in ball handling, passing and free throws improved considerably during the season. OPPONENT WE THEY Eureka 52 56 Lakeview 34 68 U-High 41 79 Olympia 71 73 Mt Plaski 52 68 Pontiac 53 66 Central Catholic 61 83 Mahomet 49 76 Metamora 47 56 Eureka 46 60 Gibson City 56 78 FCM 38 54 Olympia 46 59 Pontiac 49 60 Metamora 56 87 U-High 42 50 Central Catholic 64 70 Argenta 44 47 Mt. Pulaski 51 71 Warrensburg 62 69 47 Back row: Coach Steve Zartler, Boh Meadows. Rob Welton, Wally Hopper, John Hartness, Mike Boyd, Julie Thompson (Slat). Front row: Eric Fatheree, Steve Lobb, Morrie Lockard, Steve Mitchell (Mgr.). Doug Owens. Craig Duncan. Jeff VanValey. Not Pictured: Jeff Stokowski. Freshmen start high school RIGHT! One of the highlights of this year's freshman team was winning the Maroa Freshman Tournament. The A team's final record was 13-9. The “B team had a final record of 6-5. A Team Opponent We They Maroa 61 50 Mt. Pulaski 62 51 Central Catholic 31 63 Gibson City 59 84 Olympia 60 59 Chiddix 48 42 Metamora 60 80 Mahomet—Seymour 59 47 U-High 45 59 Pontiac 47 59 Eureka 56 44 Parkside 62 63 Central Catholic 41 54 Lincoln 37 35 Olympia 44 54 Niantic—Harristown 55 37 U-High 67 58 St. Teresa 49 39 Pontiac 38 54 Argenta—Oreana 38 33 Mahomet—Seymour 58 49 Argenta—Oreana 66 47 B Team Opponents We They Maroa 30 13 Central Catholic 20 19 Gibson City 33 53 Olympia 41 47 Metamora 51 62 U-High 12 10 Eureka 35 39 Central Catholic 42 41 Lincoln 41 36 Olympia 27 37 Argenta—Oreana 47 33 48 Back: Katy Scott, Brenda Schokey, Angie Bush, Amy Olson, Bridget Cyrulik. Angela Francis, Regina Isaac, Stacey Goodall, Sue Osthus. Center: Pam Wood. Debbie Lewis, and Pam Bateson, stats. Front: Cathy Groves, Mindy Underwood. Keri Cummings, Nancy Upton, Cassy Hays. Robin Reid, Mary Beth Simmons. Softball girls finish 7-10 Robin Rad. Cathy Groves. Katy Scott, and Mr. Austin. Softball 1981 OPPONENTS WE THEY Central Catholic 5 4 Monticello 7 0 Olympia 0 2 Metamora 0 25 Pontiac 0 24 Bloomington Riverton Invitational 9 24 Tournament 6 9 Peoria Manual 1 10 Mahomet-Seymour 9 13 Pontiac 0 10 Pontiac 6 10 U-High 17 2 U-High 27 14 Central Catholic 9 6 Monticello 7 5 Wapella (Regional)) 6 3 Metamora 12 27 Individual records Leading Scorer—Cheryl Sturgeon 15.5 avg. 339 for season. Steals—Paige Wagner 4 per game. 82 for season. Assists—Paige Wagner 39 for season. Rebounds—Denise Torbert 14 avg. 316 for season. Freethrow %—Kelly Koget 75%. 51 for 68. Field goal %—Denise Torbert 48% for season. School Records Leading Scorer—Cheryl Sturgeon 15.5 per game. Steal—Paige Wagner 82 for season Rebounds—Denise Torbert 316 for season. Freethrow %—Kelly Koget 75% Game Results Opponent We They Tolono Unity 65 41 Mt. Zion 43 87 Farmer City 54 66 Heyworth 61 43 Wapella 67 51 Central Catholic 30 64 Mt. Zion 29 73 Olympia 45 67 Pontiac 60 34 Eureka 77 54 U-High 62 43 Metamora 70 63 Lakeview 44 68 Eureka 62 50 Central Catholic 41 60 Metamora 51 61 Mt. Pulaski 27 39 Olympia 42 43 Pontiac 47 41 U-High 54 42 Deland—Weldon 75 16 Argenta 44 70 Back row: Mary Beth Simmons, Renee Chapman, Michelle Harpenau, Angela Francis, Bridget Cyrulik, Amy Olson, Cindy Woodrum, Keri Cummings, Front Row: Coach Kiick, Sue Osthus, Coach McFeeters. 50 Captains: Cheryl Sturgcion and Robin Reid. Rack: Coach Kiick, Coach McFeeters. Front: Debbie Long, Cathy Groves, Mindy Underwood, Cheryl Sturgeon, Denise Torbert, Regina Isaac, Paige Wagner, Robin Reid, Kelly Koget. 51 CHS Wrestlers capture district Back Row: Coach Eddy, Jeff Mandrell, Garel Schumaker, Don West, David Strain, Art Lehman, Todd Thomas, Scott Taylo, Jim Harrold, Jamie Perring, Coach Veith. Row 2: Steve Walden, Al Prackle, Clayton Rhodes, Greg Tarbox, Steve Devore, David Brannon, John Hoffman, Sterling Montgomery. Front Row: Kelly Rueger, Cliff McClure, Tom Hawk, Mike Bayne, Shannon Milton, Eric Stevenson, Al Sample, Bryon Morlock, Jim Scogin. championship 1980-81 Maroon Wrestling Dual Meet Record Opponent Ne They Mt. Zion 38 26 Metamora 72 0 Central Catholic 36 46 Fairbury—Cropsey 22 34 Gibson City 50 19 Mahomet 15 52 St. Joe Ogden 32 33 Shelbyville 37 25 Monticello 32 23 Eureka 17 30 Mr. Pulaski 51 11 Olympia 46 16 Lincoln 15 48 Argenta 26 37 U-High 37 21 East Peoria 27 30 Pontiac 21 43 LeRoy 35 23 Decatur Lakeview 23 36 Delavan 21 36 Westville 46 21 Varsity Tournament Standings Clinton 4th—16 teams Gibson City 2nd—8 teams Mahomet 8th—8 teams Cornbelt 6th—8 teams ISHA District 1st—8 teams Sectional 3rd—35 teams State 35—40 teams Freshman—Sophomore Tournament Standings Springfield Southeast 4th—16 teams Cornbelt 4th—8 teams Top Wrestlers: Greg Tarbox, John Hoffman, Shannon Milton, Tom Hawk, Jim Scogin. 52 L Senior Wrestlers: Jamie Perring, Todd Thomas, Jack Eddy, Jim Harrold, Donny West. Referee Andy Honn announces Steve Walden the winner. Front row: Barb Morton, l.ora Mandrel I, Kim England, Traci Golden, Carol Cooper, Sarah Koons, Cathy Hermling. Back row: Debbie Huff. Melissa Johnson. Jenny Russell, Jo Ellen Poe, Cathy Johnson, Angie Martinek, Teresa Azbill, Jill Willard. Todd Thomas controls Met amor a's Smith on the mat. Individual records Jim Harrold—32-6-3 Champ—Clinton, Gibson City, District Tournaments. 2nd— Cornbelt, Sectional. 3rd—Mahomet. Co-MVP Donny West — 34-7 Champ—Clinton, Mahomet, District Tournaments. 2nd—Sectional, Gibson City. 4th—Cornbelt. Co-MVP. Jamie Perring—20-17 Champ — District. 2nd—Gibson City. 3rd—Cornbelt. 4th— Sectional, Clinton. Todd Thomas—25-10 2nd—Gibson City, District. 4th—Clinton, Sectional, Mahomet. 3rd—Cornbelt. Clayton Rhodes—23-12-1 2nd—Gibson City, District. 4th—Clinton, Sectional, Mahomet. 3rd—Cornbelt. Garel Schumaker—20-11-1 2nd — District. 4th—Cornbelt. Art Lehman—21-14 2nd—District. 4th—Mahomet, Sectional. Steve Walden—23-11-2 1st—District. 2nd— Gibson City, Mahomet. 4th—Clinton. Kelly Rueger—3rd—District. Bryon Morlock—4th—Gibson City. 53 Back row: Byron Milton, Craig Duncan, Steve Lobb, Eric Baughman, Mike Boyd, John Hartness, Bob Meadows, James Lowe, and Coach Steve Zartler. Front row: Keith Volker, Jeff Van Valey, Todd Shaw, Eric Fatheree, Cliff McClure, Kelly Rueger. Freshman Scores OPPONENT WE THEY St. Theresa 8 10 Metamora 7 5 12 2 Monticello 3 2 16 0 Maroa 0 19 6 15 Lexington 2 5 Normal (called after 9) 3 3 Freshman baseball boys finish 4-4-1 54 Sophomore Scores OPPONENT WE THEY Central 9 1 Pontiac 12 4 Lanphier 8 11 Olympia 9 1 Eureka 2 5 Stephen Decatur 8 2 U-High 7 8 Metamora 1 6 Pontiac 2 7 MacArthur 8 9 Eureka 2 4 Eureka 10 11 Central 1 2 Springfield SE 0 4 Springfield SE 5 11 While Sophomores are 4-11 55 Back row: Kevin Radley, Steve Peering, Art Lehman, Ted Rhodes, Alan Billingsley, Von Bandy, and Coach Triezenberg. Front row: Randy Woolridge, Dan Ritchie, Russell McCown, Joey Ray, Eric Fatheree, and ]eff Van Valey. The Varsity Baseball team finished the season with a 7-0 win over Wapella. Mike Willoughby was named Most Valuable Player, and Willoughby, OF, and John Hickman, 2B, were named All Conference. Back row: Mark Cowles. Mike Edge. Tom Lamkin, Dave Cisco. John Parker. Kent Robinson, and John Hickman. Front row: Junior Monkman. Mike Mandrell, Mike Willoughby, Jim Harrold, Robbie Shannon, Jamie Pcrrmg, Ken Sumner. Hickman, Willoughby make All Conference BASEBALL SENIORS Back row: Robbie Shannon, Jamie Perring, Mike Edge, Mike Willoughby, Mike Mandrell, Coach Wylder. Front row: Tom Lamkin, John Hickman, Jim Harrold, and Mark Cowles. OPPONENT WE THEY Decatur Lakeview 2 7 Central Catholic 7 2 Decatur MacArthur 7 15 Pontiac 0 8 Springfield Lanphier 0 10 Springfield Lanphier 0 3 Olympia 1 11 Eureka 1 11 U-High 6 8 Pontiac 5 1 Rantoul 3 2 Rantoul 5 1 Decatur Lakeview 6 12 Eureka 0 3 Eureka 5 4 U-High 4 4 Metamora 6 5 Metamora 4 9 Central Catholic 2 3 Springfield Southeast 5 11 Springfield Southeast Wapella 6 7 13 0 St. Teresa 3 4 Olympia 2 4 56 Back row: Mr. Murids, Barry McIntosh, Scott Hopkins, Tom Plunkett, jm Pavlak, joe Daugherty. Blair Brommel, Chris Tat, Gary Stauffer. Doug Sturgeon, Coach Strain. Middle row: Mike Spencer, Robert Uppert, Trent Bruner, Mike Cooley, Tim Hartsock, Steve Devore. Front row: Pat McKinley, Rich Mandrell, Tony Brennan, Arnold Mattingly, Steve Walden, Ken Green. Track Stars Sturgeon and Stauffer Qualify for State School Records Doug Sturgeon—300 m LH 39.9 sec State Qualifiers Doug Sturgeon—100 m dash, 55m LH Gary Stauffer—110 m HH Awards Doug Sturgeon—MVP Pat McKinley—Hardest worker Top Marks Sturgeon—100m dash 11.1 Stauffer—110 HH 15.8 McKinley—1600 m run 4:34.2 McKinley, Mattingly, Plunkett, McIntosh 2 mile relay 8:26.1 Sturgeon—200 m dash ;23.5 Sturgeon—300 m LH :39.9 Clinton Boys Track OPPONENT Argen ta Eureka Olympia, U-High Octavia, Maroa, Warrensburg Pontiac, Metamora Central, St. Teresa, Deland Pana Invitational Monticello Carnival Eureka F S Conference Pontiac Relays Conference DISTRICT 1WIN LOSS 1 1 0 2 1 2 0 2 2 1 8th of 49 0 2 5th of 12 5th of 6 6th of 8 5th of 7 5th of 22 57 Back row: Mrs. Mahoney (coach), Cheryl Short, Cheryl Sturgeon, Koni Belangee, Michelle Harpenau, Denise Torbert, Cindy Bush, Lorri Martin, Kelly Belangee. Front row: Jill Dougherty, Merja Ingberg, Paige Wagner, Tina Dorow, Roxanne Sobolewski, Kathy Massey. The girls track team was small in numbers but mighty in talent. Three events qualified for State competition and two events placed in the finals. The 800 meter relay team of Cindy Bush, Jill Dougherty, Cheryl Sturgeon, and Paige Wagner broke the record nine times and finished 5th in the State with their best time of 1:48.4. Paige Wagner qualified for State in the 200 dash and placed 6th with a time of 26.3. Cheryl Sturgeon also qualified in the high jump, but she was unable to participate at State because of a back injury. 1981 Records Cindy Bush, Jill Dougherty, Cheryl Sturgeon, and Paige Wagner 1:48.4 in the 800 meter relay, set at the State Meet. Paige Wagner 25.7 in the 200 meter dash, set at the District Meet. Cindy Bush, Jill Dougherty, Cheryl Sturgeon, and Paige Wagner 4:22.9 in the 1600 meter relay set at Conference Meet 58 Cheryl Sturgeon 5'4% in the high jump. 800 M Relay Team Finishes Fifth At State Track Scores OPPONENT SCORES Argenta, Niantic-Harristown A CL N 84 51 22 Olympic, U-High 0 CL U 73 47 43 Pontiac, Gibson City P GC CL 75 54 34Vi Delavan, Warrensburg Wb CL D GV Green Valley 81 73W 62 23 Vi Mahomet, Mt. Pulaski M CL MP 76 49 37 Metamora, Olympia M 0 CL 69 54 40V4 Metamora, U-High M CL U 100 39 25 Heyworth, Fisher, T.V. TV H CL F 85 56 53 29 Gibson City Invitational 8th place of 14 schools Conference 4th in conference District 800 relay -1st, HJ —2nd, 200 d— 2nd Area Best Meet—Millikin 800 relay- -4th, 200 d—2nd State 800 relay- -5th, 200 d—6th 59 Back row: Tina Dorow. Cheryl Short. Cheryl Sturgeon, Cindy Bush. Front row: Iill Dougherty, Mrs. Mahoney, Paige Wagner Denise Torbert putting the shot. Freshman cheerleaders Front rotv: Stevi Bot um, Dawn Steward, Kart Cummings, and Mrs. Rieger. Row 2: Karol Thomas. Row 3: Debbie Armstrong. Adding to the excitement of the Clinton High School basketball and football games were the twenty freshmen, J.V., and varsity cheerleaders. Locker decorations, a victory dance, pep assemblies, run-throughs, and moneymaking projects were some of the activities the cheerleaders participated in and planned this year. The girls worked hard to promote school spirit. They tried spirit ideas such as a slogan day where everyone went around saying Squash the Hornets. They also were guardian angels for a week which ended in a good pie-in-the-face-fight ; they prepared breakfasts and pizza parties for the ball players and coaches. Besides supporting the high school's football and basketball teams, the cheerleaders showed their talents at camps during the summer. Each squad did very well and received many ribbons. The varsity squad also won a first place plaque at their camp for the quality of their cheers and the enthusiasm they displayed throughout the week. The high school cheerleaders put in many hours of work to create a winning atmosphere, and they enjoyed every minute of it. Guardian Angels receive strange rewards Sophomore cheerleaders: Front row:: Traci Allen. Row 2: Chris Harrold, Cheryl Short, Carol Cooper, and Mrs. Rieger. Row 3: Karen Ely. Row 4: Kris Boesdorfer. 60 First row: Mrs. Devore (sponsor), Debbie Bostwick, Cindy Lord, Sarah Thayer, Kathy Massey, Barbi Turner, Kristy Thomas, Roxanne Placek. Second row: Pam Fry, Judy Taylor, Kim Ingram, Genita Follow ell, Lisa Grantbrel, Paulette Thomas, Dana Duff, Janelle Sams, Stacy Foster. Third row: Lorri Martin, Tina Roseman, Schelh Harold, Darcy Eikenberg, Tammy Rodden, Angie Taylor, Shelia Karr, Jill Wagner, Lisa Backs. Fourth row: Londa Clark, Sandy Hoffman, Cathy Hermling, Christy Trent, Debbie Miller, Sara Koons, Patti Hoffmann, Katie Plunkett, Sharon Woodbury 62 Life in the Fast Lane The Clinton M Squad captains are Debbie Bostwick, Londa Clark, Pam Fry, and Sandy Hoffman. This year 16 girls went to Half-Time USA camp. They won Best Overall Squad for the third year in a row; the girls also came back with 31 first place ribbons. Pam Fry and Cindy Lord were both runners-up for Miss Half-Time USA. Last year this title was held by Londa Clark, this year's captain. The M Squad has participated in several activities this year. They performed at Millikin University (three routines at half-time), the Wapella Corn and Bean Festival, and marched in a number of parades: the Labor Day Parade, Homecoming Parade, DeWitt Labor Day Parade, and the Clinton and Farmer City Christmas Parades. During the football and basketball seasons the M Squad performed at all half-times. ORGANIZATIONS NHS holds fall induction Back row: John Hickman, Don Nixon, Roger Laramee, Darrel Hamblen, Donna Fish, Kent Volker, Mrs. Rinkenberger. Front row: Jim Martin, Scott Miller, Melissa Spaugh, Jim Harrold, Debi Riegel, Roger Clark, Ann Clewett. On November 25, twelve seniors were initiated into the Charles Evans Chapter of the National Honor Society. Those excelling in scholarship, character, leadership, and service were Katy Scott, Todd Hedgcock, Jerry Armstrong, Cindy Niederer, Brenda Ely, Kelly Cummings, Mike Mandrell, Chris Tat, Steve Thompson, Annette Pearson, Scott Hopkins, and Lori Rockhold. Throughout the ceremony, music was provided by Ann Clewett and Mrs. Fisher. Following the induction, all members were treated to a luncheon at Gas Light Square, as well as to a free afternoon. Officers: Donna Fish, historian; Roger Laramee, president; Scott Miller, vice president; litn Martin, secretary-treasurer. 64 Tammy Bell receives her membership card and congratulations from Mr. Perkins. Front Row: Debbie Bostwick, Pam Wood, Darcy Eikenberg, Tammy Bell. Tanya Spencer, Annie Case. Stacy Ritchie. Back Row: Eric Weaver. Cindy Bush, Julie Olson, Tom Moss, Barry McIntosh. Sandy Hoffman, Regina Isaac. . . . AND SPRING INDUCTION ADDS FOURTEEN MORE The spring induction of the new National Honor Society members was held on May 10, 1981. At this time, fourteen juniors and seniors were rewarded for their scholastic accomplishments and school and community activities. After the induction ceremony, all of the members went to the Lincoln Depot for lunch. jC-jg 65 Do you recall these infamous lines? Mr. Zimmerman, 1CP representative, meets every two weeks with Lisa Mitchell, business manager, and Paula Gregory, editor. YEARBOOK CLASS Front Row: Mrs. Wunderlich, Donny West, Ed Odle, Debbie Lewis, Lori Bray. Row 2: Tad Wolfe, Lisa Mitchell, Teri Staton, Paula Gregory, Sharon Woodbury, Lori Wolf, Dodie Junkert, and Barb Turner. 66 IOURNALISM CLASS—Front Row: Stacey Coodall, Tina Chapman, Terri Scott, Crystal Boyer. Roio 2: Maria Escobar, Kelly Cummings, Tammy Wolf, Lori Wolf, Matt Fields, Paula Mason, Cheryl Sturgeon, Mrs. Wunderlich. Where are the croppers? Can someone help me work these things? Oh, no, not another deadline! Didn't we just have one? Just how much money does it take to make this yearbook? I refuse to ask those people to buy an ad again; they ran me off the premises the last time I went out there. We'll check that list of names one more time. We're still short one on the personalized list, and we have too many names on the second campaign list. Okay, kids, ONE MORE TIME! Have you seen the photo of-------------------? I know I left it RIGHT HERE yesterday! AND, Tad, I already told you once, get off that trash can!!! Who has the red wax pencil? I wish we could afford more than one of those things. One of you girls go in there and tell Donny to Be Quiet! He can entertain the girls with his dark room stories later. 67 First row: Karen Spencer, Scott Hopkins, Debi Riegel, Brenda Ely, Kent Volker, Susie Hermling, Don Nixon, Judy Rickgauer. Second row: Melissa Dahler, Maria Escobar, Laura Perrin, Angie Martinek, Merja Ingberg, David Wrone, Blair Brommel, Shelley Taubert, Steve Walden, Scott Covey. Third row: Mary Beth Simmons, Carolyn Chandler, Julie Sprague, Crystal Boyer, Lisa L'Hote, Wendi Rich, Kay Inman, Chad Hoke, Jill Dougherty, Kristy Thomas, Paige Wagner. Row Four: Jon Willoughby, Lorn Martin, Mary Kay Thorp, Michelle Harpeneau, Roger Clark, Jerry Armstrong, Steve Thompson, Dodie Junkert, Cindy Ryan, Darrel Hamblen, Mike Boyd. Student Council This year's Student Council began with a big bash ' the first annual Clinton Car Bash. The car bash teamed together with the snake dance, bon fire, powder-puff game, parade, and the dance Autum Love” to make Homecoming '80 a huge success. With homecoming under its belt. Student Council moved on to Christmas. During December the Council sponsored the hall decorating contest and the traditional holiday dance, Christmas Dreams. Following Christmas break. Student Council members sold Spirit Hands to help boost Maroon fans' spirits. Throughout the entire year Student Council accommodated people of the community with Visitors Day and satisfied the students' early morning hunger with their frequent doughnut sales. Scott Hopkins—Treasurer, Suzie Hermling—Parliamentarian, Debi Riegel—Secretary, Don Nixon—Vice-President, Kent Volker—President (standing). 68 Maria Escobar Since I came from an all girls' school where classes run from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., the whole set-up of Clinton High School has been a novel experience for me. Of course that first day was mind-boggling— everyone was busy around me, but I did not know where to go or what subjects to take. As the year passed, certain things stand out in my mind. Homecoming events were all new for me, but especially, I remember getting to ride in a convertible in the parade while the crowd cheered and applauded. I have also especially enjoyed the plays the school has produced. Miracle Worker was so good; I am excited that I will be in the next production. The spirit of the school is impressive when we play Central Catholic. I enjoy the basketball games best for we do not have football in our country and so, I do not understand the game. The Sweetheart Dance was also an exciting time; I especially remember almost not getting ready in time to go. Youth for understanding Merja Ingberg When I came here the third of August and saw the United States the first time, I didn't know what to say. I met my new parents and all the people who I will work with through this year. It was all so confusing, I met new people all the time and my mind was so mixed up. After a couple weeks everything settled down, and I felt more at home. Then I started the school. First couple of days were really hard, and I was sure I wouldn't be able to get through this year at CHS. But the students helped me. They told me where to go, and also taught me the rules of the school. I started to enjoy the school thanks to the students of CCHS. I'll always remember this year as a lot of fun (like Homecoming and Sweetheart time) and just a little bit of upsets. I would like to thank all the students in this school because you made my sophomore year a success. 69 Back row: Terry Tatro, Randy Lowe, Allen Scronce, John Koshinski, Boly Swearingen, Brian Tedrick, Mr. Foster. Front row: Aaron Isaac, Brad Willard, Steve Walden, Tom Overbey, Jim Hunt. VICA reveals basics Provide leadership training Provide extra vocational preparation Provide additional social contact Promote craftsmanship Promote vocational education Officers: Dave Brannon, vice-president; Brian Tedrick, president; Terry Tatro, treasurer; Scott Gaultney, secretary. In 1980-81 the club raised money by selling peanuts. Enough money was raised to send four students to the state convention. They also participated in a tour at the power plant. This year the theme of the club is Energy, and this tour provided us with valuable first-hand information. VICA will be participating in both skills and leadership contests at the Illinois VICA Skills Olympics. This two-day convention will be held in Springfield at the Prairie Capital Convention Center on April 30th through May 2nd. Last year Brian Tedrick (this year's president) finished 4th in the state in the Electrical Wiring Contest. We will finish our year by participating in the school's Spring Carnival. 70 Mr. Lehman has been operating the concession stand at Varsity basketball games, football games, and wrestling tournaments for the past five years. Mr. Lehman sells 500 pounds of popcorn a season and an untold number of candybars. He and his students raise money for lodging and meals for the traveling athletes. Front row: Kenny Sumner, Tom Lamkin, Pat McKinley, Belinda Bell, Brenda Ely, Mark Cowles, Arnold Mattingly, Trent Bruner, Roger Sams, Jim Harr old, Darrel Hamblen, Donny West, Scott Miller. Row 2: Alex Calvert, Rob Shannon, Jill Dougherty, Cheryl Short, Julie Olson, Angela Francis, Mindy Underwood, Nannette Fenner, Cindy Niederer, Cathy Groves, John Parker, Chris Tat. Row 3: Clayton Rhodes, Todd Hedgcock. Mike Spencer, Tina Dorow, Sue Osthus, Paige Wagner, Cindy Bush, Robin Reid, Regina Isaac, Stacy Ritchie, Jeff Mandrell, Todd Thomas, Doug Sturgeon. Row 4: Rodney Long, Joe Daugherty, Steve Devore, Kent Robinson, Tom Plunkett, Karen Spencer, Don Nixon, Katy Scott, Kelley Koget, Craig Brendley, Tom Krueser, Kevin Thayer. Back row: Randy Woolridge, Brian Fatheree, Artie Lehman, Judy Rickgauer, Tom DiMarlino, Pam Fry, Junior Monkman, Denise Torbert, John Hickman, Stacey Goodall, Tina Chapman, Gary Stauffer, Rick Hager, Rod Woolridge. Lettermen support athletes 71 Front Row: Karen Spencer, Darcy Eikcnberg, Row 2: Ann Clewett, Heidi Dorow, John Williams. Row 3: Sandy Hoffman, Pam Wood, Eric Weaver. Row 4: Jim Followell, Andy Hartsock, Brian Fatheree, Darrel Hamblen, Mike Crutcher, Tom Moss. Fall initates not shown: Tina Dorow, Matt Fink, Toni Michel, Julie Olsen, Joe Williams. Thespian Officers: Pam Wood (laughing), Tom Moss (not laughing). 72 Thespians hit the road . . . Thespian Troupe No. 3151 began its activities in the summer by attending the International Thespian Conference in Muncie, Indiana. The troupe produces a minimum of two full-length productions each year and this year sponsored an all-school talent show, produced an evening of student directed one-act plays, took two Chicago theater trips and conducted a playwriting contest. The group was pleased to present The Miracle Worker at the state conference in January. A major project for this year was formation of the Mime Troupe, organized by Ann Clewett and Pam Wood (pictured at right). Front Row: Susie Hermling, Toni Michel. Darcy Eikenberg, Mrs. I ones, Debbie Bostwick. Angie Martmek, Tina Dorow. Row 2: Ann Clewett. Pam Wood, Eric Weaver, Heidi Dorow, Cindy Boyler, Joe Williams, Kristy Thomas, Mark Woods. Row 3: Tom Moss, Sandy Hoffman, Andy Harlsock, Kirk Sommers, julie Olsen. 73 FHA The Clinton FHA Chapter is proud of its sizeable club. The members are an involved group, participating in many activities throughout the year. The fund raising projects ranged from selling treasure chest items to holding a 24 hour rock-a-thon (that is rock as in rocking chair). Other projects throughout the year included a cookout and initiation of members, the annual FHA Alumni Homecoming Breakfast and fashion show (with clothing and fabrics contributed by local merchants and modeled by club members), a mini float in the Homecoming parade, the Sweetheart Dance (our biggest project), and our final project, a pizza snack booth at the NHS Spring fling. FHA also participated at the State and Section levels of the Future Homemakers of America. They attended officer workshops at the section levels. At the Section rally they were presented with a certificate recognizing a contribution made by section 4C to the FHA—HERO Foundation in memory of Lois Hieronymus, the long time sponsor of the Clinton FHA Chapter. In April they attended the State Leadership Conference; Diann Hawes and Michelle Juliuson entered in two of the various skill shops offered. FHA is celebrating its 35th birthday this year, and members of the Clinton FHA Chapter are proud to be a part of this fine youth organization. Back row: Mrs. Baum, sponsor. Row 2: Mary Harpcnau, President; Lynn Christman, Vice-President. Front Row: Traci Golden, Secretary; Connie Pister, Secretary; Sheryl Clark, Treasurer; Michelle Juliuson, Public Relations, and Historian. Back Row: Diann Hawes; Connie Pister; Cassy Hays; Michelle Harpenau; Lora Mandrel!; Rhonda Baum. Advisor; Debbie Dolly; Traci Golden; Tammy Phillips; Ten Staton; Lynn Bundy. 2nd Row: Mary Harpenau, Beth North, Teresa Azbill, Michelle Juliuson, Kris Boesdorfer, Karen Ely, Sheryl Clark, Rhonda White, Kathy Johnson, Diana Tomes. 1st Row: Sarah Koons, Sandy Meade, Lynn Christman, Dawn Andrews, Jill Willard. Members not pictured: Traci Allen, Lisa Brady, Doris Jackson, Angie Becker, Angie Martinek. 74 FFA officers Curt Utterback parliamentarian; Roger Laramee re- vice-president; Eddie Hubbell treasurer; Eric Hall sentinel. Back: porter; Matt Fink secretary; John Cooper president; Scott Miller Donald Prather and Dean Adams, adihsors. FFA Highlights of the year for the Clinton FFA Chapter included a trip to Kansas City for the officers, where the Chapter was awarded a silver emblem for Building Our American Communities activities, and the Chapter Banquet for parents, friends, and members. Other activities included soil judging, parliamentary procedure, public speaking, demonstrations, livestock and dairy judging, mechanics competition, and the farm management contest. As a result of Bart Miller's serving as Section 16 president and Diane Harpenau's fulfilling the duties of Section vice-president, Clinton hosted the section leadership school. State Senator John Maitland was guest speaker. Tom Rogers, past chapter president and state vice-president, was awarded the American Farmer degree. Tom is only the second member of the Clinton chapter to receive this award. The Agriculture Supply and Service class, with the help of Mr. Adams, constructed a still and began alcohol fuel production on a small scale. A Welcome” marker west of the parking lot has been started as a memorial to Stan Moore; and corn is planned for the Chapter plot, under the direction of Chad Hoke, plot manager. Trips to Chicago and Six Flags, livestock and grain shows, basketball, record book competition. State Farmer degrees, state convention, farm animal zoo, and other activities have made this a busy year with many opportunities for the members. FFA Member!; Front Row Brad Willard. Ken Clary, Rodney Hunt. Ken Marvel, Jim McCubbins, Ron Savage. Row 2 Mike Shinneman. John Wilson, Lonnie Taylor, Welby Mitchell, Tom Wilson, Jeff Mahoney. Row 3—Mark Haas, John Koshinski, Jamee Cox, Lorri Martin, lint Wheeler, Have Johnson. Brian Tedrick, Kip Hoke. Row 4—Rickey Burk, Robert Upper!, Margie Riddle, Chad Hoke, Roger Clark, Don Nixon, Ron Devore. Row 5- Mr. Adams, advisor; Curt Utterback; Roger Laramee; Malt Fink; John Cooper; Scott Miller; Eddie Hubbell; Eric Hall; and Mr. Prather, advisor. 75 Symphonic Band Front Row: Janice Martin; Lisa L'Hote; Tammy Wolf; Susie Hermltng. Row 2: Tanya Spencer; Brenda Ely; Toni Michal; Debbie Killough; Debbie Bostwick; Pam Wood; Beth Robinson; Lisa Mitchell; Donna Bradshaw; Dawn Andrews; Jenny Russell; Beth Fay. Row 3: Lisa Brady; Lisa Backs; Laura Perrin; Bill Fletcher; Zan Peckingham; Julie Pratt; Helen Jones; Treassa Torbert; Jill Willard; Sheryl Clark; Lynn Wages; Teri Brannon; Lori Rockhold; Donna Fish; Michelle Harpenau; Mary Kay Throp; Annette Cornell; Melissa Johnson. Row 4: Julie King; Jennifer Hcaron; Melissa Dahler; Becky Fry; Kelly Devine; Steve Stine; Lisa Gambrel; Diann Hawes; Denise Torbert; Mindy Underwood; Bryon Morlock; Amy Olson; Brian Rolofson; Terry VonDrehle; Tom DiMartino; Tom Plunkett; John Williams; Chris Tat. Row 5: Barry McIntosh; Steve Devore; Mary Beth Simmons; Tammie Torbert; Stacy Schoch; Cheryl Short; Joe Williams; Julie Olson; Paul Rapp; Greg Tarbox; David Brendley. Row 6: Julie Thrasher; Eric Weaver; Tom Moss; Kirk Sommers; Gary Stauffer. Row 7: Rich Mandrell; Katie Plunkett; Kathy Massey; Stei e Walden; Ted Rhodes; John Spaugh; Darrel Hamblen; Jim Harrold; Kent Volker; Roger Clark; David Cisco; Jim Martin; Randy Workman; Trent Bruner; Jim Pavlak; Mike Brady. Standing: Debbie Armstrong; John Burkholder; Darren Barnhill; John Hoffmann; David Johnson; Von Bandy; Todd Hayes; Darcy Eiketiberg; John Osthus; Zoe Peckingham. Pep Band Front Row: Janice Martin; Lisa L’Hote; Susie Hermling; Dawn Andrews; Donna Bradshaw; Mary Kay Thorp. Row 2: Tanya Spencer; Brenda Ely; Debbie Bostwick; Lisa Brady; Laura Perrin; Bill Fletcher; Zan Peckingham; Helen Jones; Jennifer Hearon; Julie King; Melissa Dahler; Becky Fry; Kelly Devine; Diann Hawes; Steve Stine. Row 3: Joe Williams; Cheryl Short; Mary Beth Simmons; Pam Wood; Tammie Torbert; Mindy Underwood; Jill Willard; Sheryl Clark; Lynn Wages; Teri Brannon; Donna Fish. Row 4: Eric Weaver; Tom Moss; Julie Thrasher; Amy Olson; Gary Stauffer; Brian Rolofson; Terry VonDrehle; Tom DiMartino; Tom Plunkett; John Williams; Chris Tat. Row 5: Beth Robinson; Mike Brady; Jim Pavlak; Trent Bruner; Randy Workman; Steve Walden; John Spaugh; Darrel Hamblen; Jim Harrold; Kent Volker; Roger Clark; David Cisco; Jim Martin; Kirk Sommers; Greg Tarbox. Standing: Zoe Peckingham; John Osthus; Todd Hayes. 76 Jazz Band Front Row: Joe Williams; Tommie Torbert; Donna Fish; Tom Plunkett; Standing: John Osthus; Gary Stauffer; Todd Hayes; Da- Brenda Ely; Lynn Wages; Teri Brannon; Tanya Spencer. Row 2: David vid Cisco; Jim Harrold; Darrel Hamblen; Trent Bruner; Jim Pavlak. Brendley; Janice Martin; Terry VonDrehle; Brian Rolofson; Chris Tat; Band members number 128 Band Council: Front Row: Shannon Milton; Jim Harrold; Roger Clark. Row 2: Susie Hermling; Melissa Johnson; Mary Kay Thorp; Tammie Torbert; Toni Michal; Brenda Ely. Concert Band Front Row: Tony Brannon; Scott Fletcher; Mike Sanders. Row 2: Angie Taylor; Karol Thomas; Stevi Boyum; David Brendley; David Todd; Shannon Milton; David Dodd; Mike Boyd. Row 3: David Smith; David Tatro; Kelly Belangee; Tom Harris; Mike Smith; Greg Chapman; Tim Attic. Front Row: Teresa Wood rum, Nancy Stephenson, Michelle Juliuson, Susan Maltby, Tresa Brennan, Thearsa Milton, Brenda Ely, Teri Staton, Carol Johnson, Mrs. Fisher. Second Row: Chris Sympson, Chris Flarrold, Pant Howerton, Kim Wilkinson, Debbie Robison, Cathy Hermling, Lynn Diggs. Third Row: Patty Cunningham, Luetta Bateson, Helen Jones, Mark Woods, Andy Hartsock, John Wilson. Eric Weaver, Jim Scogm, Toni Robison, Diann Hawes, Bonnie Ruble, Jeanette Ruble. Fourth Row: Barb Morton, Tina Bradshaw, Terry Goldman, Mike Crutcher, Brad Huff, Todd Hedgcock, Terry VonDrehle, Tom Moss, Jim Followell. Barb Bradshaw, Clara Heiberg, Sharon Mandrell. The Chorus Unites With One Voice Front Row: Annette Pearson, Melissa Spaugh, Karen Ely. Back Row: Kim Wilkinson, Pam Wood, Steve Stine, Kelley Koget, Brian Fatheree, Kirk Sommers, Jim Followell, Andy Hartsock, Tim Nichols, Brenda Ely, John Burkolder, Michelle Juliuson, Susan Knapp. The Chorus began the year with a Carwash-a-thon to raise money. On October 20th a chili supper was served following the Fall Concert. Other concerts were performed at Christmas and in the spring. The Chorus performed at some of the Clinton grade schools and the nursing home. Some of the members participated in the I.H.S.A. Solo and Ensemble Contest and Organizational Contest. Front Row: Melody Cornell, Brenda Ely. Middle Row: Michelle Juliuson, Toni Robison. Back Row: Andy Hartsock, Mark Woods. 78 The library club Front row: Karla Massey. Row two: Mrs. Simmons, Tim Nichols, Janice Martin, Barb Bradshaw, Lori Woodward. Row three: Jim Pavlak, Barb Morton, Diatrn Hawes, Tina Bradshaw, Kim England, John Wilson. Librarians sell school supplies Clinton High School's Library Club members work hard and do lots of different tasks in order to help students and teachers as they study and read for pleasure. The student assistants check out books, magazines, and vertical file materials, and then check the materials in when they are returned. This year students have been especially valuable in helping to shift the collection so that the shelves are more balanced, helped to prepare new book displays, and checked in new magazines. Selling school supplies has been both a money-raising project and a service to students this year. Students enjoyed a Christmas party and plan to attend the Spring District meeting. Janice Martin is District President for the Local officers are Tim Nichols, president; fanice Martin, vice president; Barbara 1980-81 school year. Bradshaw, secretary; and Lori Woodward, treasurer. 79 111. Student Art Association “Rembrandt Society State Officers — Carrie Coon — Vice-President; John Williams— Public Relations. Clinton Vice-President, Pam Wood. Clinton President, Teri Brannon. Art Club gets involved The Clinton High School Art Club has been involved in many activities throughout the year. The year began with the Apple and Pork Festival in September. The Art Club sold hand printed tote bags and t-shirts with a choice of three different festival designs. A Rembrandt Society meeting was held at Illinois State University on October 4. A guest artist gave a demonstration on clay sculpture, and all regional and local students and teachers made similar sculptures. During October the Art Club was involved in the Homecoming parade. They had a walking float consisting of replicas of famous paintings which they changed somewhat so that the Homecoming theme was noticeable. The Art Club received first place in the small float competition. In December the Art Club and several other 80 art students traveled to Raymond, Illinois where they participated in the annual Art Affair. Clinton students returned home with 18 awards. During Christmas vacation several club members began painting a mural in the cafeteria at the DeWitt County Nursing Home in Hallsville. Another mural is planned for the nursing home livingroom. This one will be done during the first two weeks in June. In January two Art Club members, John Williams and Carrie Coon, met with Gov. Thompson to discuss Youth Art Month and State support. John and Carrie are both officers of the Rembrandt Society. In February the Art Club participated in an invitational art exhibition held at 111. Wesleyan University in Bloomington. During this same month Art Club sponsored an Art Teachers Mini Conference at our school. About 65 teachers from the state attended. Prof. Shozo Sato, artist in residence from the Univ. of 111. was the guest artist. Also during this month John Williams put out the State Newsletter for Rembrandt Society. 81 Back Row: Lori Woodward, Julie King. Kim England, John Williams, Pam Wood, Ten Brannon, Came Coon, Eric Weaver, Mrs. Arnold. Front Row: Kathy Massey, Missey Dahler, Donna Bradshaw, Ronnie Kuhn, Nancy Stephenson, Karla Massey, Tony Brannon. March is Youth Art Month March was a busy month for the Art Club. Not only was it Youth Art Month, but it was also the month when the club held their second annual Liaison de l'Art. The Art show and contest was held on March 14. About 200 students from 20 high schools attended and participated in the workshops. Also in March, members attended the New Berlin Art Show and won eleven ribbons. Hardees and the DeWitt County Building Home and Loan donated a billboard for Youth Art Month. During May Clinton Art Students participated in an Art Exhibit at Richland Community College. The Fine Arts Center Show and contest was also during May. Art Club is planning a mural for the swimming area at the YMCA. They are also having a special showcase built to put in the commc to display art work. The Clinton High Art Club has been very busy this past year, and members have several ideas already in store for the upcoming year. 82 The Super Secretaries' Club was newly formed this year. Its purpose is to encourage interest in the rapidly developing clerical field with emphasis in attitudes, grooming, and new techniques developing in the field. Moneymaking projects included typing programs for the Retired Teachers Association. Officers: Katy Scott, treasurer; Genita Followell, vice-president; Denise Torbert, secretary; Beth Fay, social chairman; Stacy Ritchie, president. CHS forms Super Secretaries Club Back row: Mrs. Allison, Annette Pearson, Melanie Mills, Debbie Killough, Donna Cooper, Tammy Wilson, Dawn Whitehouse, Miss Walden. Row 2: Paula Mills, Stacy Westray, Stacey Goodall, Crystal Boyer, Brenda Ried, Shelia Roberts, Karen Balangee, Beth Fay. Row 3: Cheryl Jones, Paula Mason. Lisa Rees, Londa Clark, Mary Harpeneau, Treassa Torbert, Genita Followell, Teresa Ethridge. Front row: Connie Baker, Denise Torbert, Stacy Ritchie, Belinda Bell, Karen Spencer, Katy Scott, Linda Hughes. 84 • • • • : • ADMINISTRATION FACULTY The board makes changes Back Row Ron Bandy, Steve Tuggle, Laura Adcock, lack Eikenberg Front Row Robert Keelin, Gary Archey, Steven Davenport, Walker Evans The District Board of Education Administration recently accomplished several items dealing with the improvement of the Clinton school district. This year the Board completed the interior building modifications for the high school and changed from modular scheduling back to the traditional scheduling system. They also upgraded the district school bus fleet and communication system, and expanded the special education, remedial reading, vocational, health, library, art, and music programs. Unit Office employees lead busy lives MR. STITES, the district business manager, is delegated responsibilities by the superintendent in the areas related to the conduct of school business affairs. Some of his duties include preparing monthly financial reports, payroll, purchasing, student activity funds, lunch programs, and budget preparations and control. MR. ARCHEY is the head school official over all of the Unit 15 school district. He coordinates school policies with the district board of education. Mr. Archey, who has been superintendent for six years, frequently finds time to visit classrooms and confer with teachers and administrators about their day-to-day activities. Back row: Linda Robinson and Sharon Miller. Front row: Vi Green, Sue Hayes, and Peggy Newman. Peggy Newman is secretary to Mr. Archey. Some of her duties include preparing state board of education reports, board of education agenda, minutes and materials. She also calls the substitutes, prepares reports, and maintains personnel files. Mrs. Newman has been employed by the Clinton schools for eleven years. Linda Robinson is the superintendent's office receptionist and secretary. Some of her duties include making appointments for Mr. Archey, maintaining student records, preparing and distributing district forms and supplies, setting up committee meetings, and preparing and disseminating the unit's weekly calendar of events. She has been employed for five years in the Clinton schools. Vi Green has been secretary to Mr. Stites since April of 1977; she has worked in the unit, however, since 1965. Mrs. Green acts as receptionist in the business office. She distributes and opens the mail, orders supplies, and types the budget, reports, correspondence, and memos for the business manager. She also types cafeteria and transportation reports for the monthly board meetings and types and sends out the weekly menus. Sue Hayes has been employed as accounts payable clerk in the business manager's office since 1977. Her job entails checking all of the invoices received and matching up a purchase order for correctness, and sending acknowledgment receipts to the person who placed the order. Upon return of the acknowledgments, bills are prepared for payment. Mrs. Hayes does all the filing of paid bills and closed purchase orders and also reconciles the bank statements at the end of each month. Sharon Miller has been bookkeeper for the unit since April, 1977. Her work is under the direction of the business manager and entails running an L 5000 computer-type bookkeeping machine for all of the record keeping and check writing for the unit. In addition, Mrs. Miller prepares all the financial reports for the monthly school board meetings and the teacher retirement report at the end of the school year. 87 Staff members regulate day to day activities. . 1 Mr. Perkins Principal Mr. Gramkow Administrative Assistant Mr. Henry—Assistant Principal Mrs. Hoffman Secretary to Mr. Perkins Mrs. Ely Secretary to Mr. Henry Mrs. Sumner—Secretary to Mr. Gramkow and Guidance Dept. 88 The people what help us talk English m m Mrs. Rtnkenberger shows us the finer points of speech. Mr. Adcock Mrs. West ray Mr. Schultz Mrs. Wunderlich 4 Mr. Klick Mrs. Rinkenberger Mr. Eddy Mr. Zarller OUR FACULTY IN A WELL-EDUCA 90 Ms. McKee Mr. Foster Mrs. Glasson Mrs. Harris Mr. Urban Mrs. Simmons BELIEVES ROUNDED TION! 91 Mr. Monroe Mr. White Mr. Lehman Mr. Strain Teachers find strength in numbers Mr. Munds Mrs. Trent Mrs. Kline 92 Mr. Austin Mr. Veith Mr. Douglas These people are part of the driving force of our school Cafeteria Personnel Front Row: Lena Briggs, Judy Ellrick, Edna Davis, Rosemarie Ellrick. Row 2: Dixie Lobb, Karen Hays, Lucille Heinrich, Irene Ryan, Linda Wheeler. Janitorial Staff John Knopp, David Martin, and Dick Hunt. Maintenance Engineers Duane Lassiter and Everett Scott. Hack Row: Sandra Kent, Janice Jones, Belinda High, Undo Scogins, Jean Clifton, Tina Chambers. Front Row: Jim Mandrel, Floud Torbert, Joe Holt, Herman Gardner, Ray Martin, Pete Horn. These people are determined to drive us to classes! Reading Lab Aid: Mrs. Case. Adult Aids: Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. funkert. In Memoriam Patrick J. Risoli April 24, 1917September 6, 1980 Patrick J. Risoli was bom in Blue Island, Illinois, on April 24, 1917. For a period of time he had his own orchestra in Chicago. A veteran of World War II, Pat moved to Bloomington, Illinois, and found employment with Steak 'n Shake. He worked there for twenty-three years. In September of 1975, he moved to Clinton. On March 28, 1977, he went to work at Clinton High School as a custodian. Pat soon endeared himself to students and staff alike. It was indeed a loss when this gentle man was taken from our midst. • • % FRESHMEN Vice President, Eric Baughman; President, Katie Plunkett; Secretary, Mary Kay Thorp; Treasurer, Julie King. Tim Altic Edna Anderson Debbie Armstrong Jeff Barger Darren Barnhill Eric Baughman Kelly Belangee Troy Bishop 100 John Brockman Tony Buchanan Lynnette Bundy John Burkholder Mike Boyd Stephanie Boyum Tony Brannon Tresa Brennan Angela Bush Christina Carter Ann Renee Chapman Bonny Chapman Donald Chapman Gregory Chapman Jenny Chapman Kenneth Clary Mike Cooley Jamee Cox Robin Crutcher Keri Cummings 101 Bridget Cyrulik Melissa Dahler Ronald Danison Kelley Devine Bryan Dial Linn Diggs David Dodd W. Craig Duncan Jim Earp Jerry Ellrick Teresa Evans Eric Fatheree Laura Finley Scott Fletcher Brenda Followell Stacey Foster Becky Fry Bobby Funk Lisa Gambrel Tonya Godby 102 Freshmen are Fantastic! Ken Green Michelle Grove Michelle Harpenau Toni Harris John Hartness Diann Hawes Tom Hawk Jennifer Hearon Debra Hoff John Hoffmann Jim Hunt Debra Inman Aaron Isaac Eric Isaac Mark Jackson Carol Johnson Lisa Jones Robert Jones Sheila Karr Julie King 103 Susan Knapp Ronald Kuhn Paul Larkin Laura Latham Melissa Leevey Karen Linehan Steve Lobb Morrie Lockard Rich Mandrel I Ken Marshall Lorri Martin Michelle Mason Stephen Mason Karla Massey Kathy Massey Terry Massey Michelle Matheny Cliff McClure Lisa McKinzey Sandy Meade 104 Bob Meadows Byron Melton Shannon Milton Steve Mitchell Welby Mitchell Penny Moore Bryon M or lock Julie Nixon Class of '84 Amy Olson Tommy Overby Doug Owens Katy Plunkett Rodney Price Philip Rapp Wendi Rich Kimberly Riegel Michelle Roberts Beth Robinson Toni Robison Tammy Rodden 105 James Roe Jeanine Ruble Mike Sanders Ron Savage Stacy Schoch Jim Scogin Todd Shaw Brenda Shockey Paula Short Steve Short Mary Beth Simmons Mike Smith Wayne Smith Dan Snyder Roxann Sobolewski Lisa Spainhour Stacy Staton Eric Stephenson Dawn Steward Steve Stine 106 Jeff Stokowski Ed Swearingen Greg Tarbox David Tatro Angie Taylor Ellen Taylor Jeff Taylor Lonnie Taylor Deborah Tedrick Sarah Thayer Karol Thomas Matt Thomas Paulette Thomas Julee Thompson Mary Kay Thorp Tina Trail Nancy Upton Jeff Van Valey Keith Volker Vernia Walls 107 Stacy Wool ridge Deborah Ziegler Oh, no! Not that stationery again!! The freshmen have busied themselves with the usual activities this year. After all, just getting used to high school is a big enough challenge in itself. For a money making project, the freshmen sold, sold, and resold stationery. Some people bought a three-year supply just to get it off the freshmen's hands. What do you bet they sell a different product next year!! Crystal Welch Darla Welch Gary Welch Lori Welch Robb Wclton Lori West ray Kim Wilkinson Brad Willard Jon Willoughby Tom Wilson Annie Winebrinner Becky Woodbury SOPHOMORES Bobby Adcock Traci Allen Babette Alwood Dawn Andrews Teresa Azbill Mike Baker Von Bandy Luetta Bateson Shelley Bell David Billingsley Kris Boesdorfer Cyndie Boyler Tina Bradshaw Tony Brennan Blair Brommel Trent Bruner Chris Bundy 110 Patty Burris Tim Burton Alex Calvert Sheryl Clark Tom Clewett Carolyn Cooper Annette Cornell Scott Covey Patty Cunningham Robbie Cunningham Kris Danison foe Daugherty Paul Devenbaugh Debbie Dolly Heidi Dorow Dana Duff Marcus Dunlap Sophomores get involved! The sophomores started the year with $1200 in the treasury as a result of their candle sales last year. This year the sophomores had the BRIGHT idea to sell light bulbs. Miss Walden is IN THE DARK as to just WATT the profits are. In general, the sophomores are TURNED OFF by light bulb selling and will SWITCH to a new project next year in 112 Karen Ely Kim England Shannon Etherton Wade Finley Peter Followell Susan Foster George Gardner James George Traci Golden Terry Goldman Debbie Grove Medora Guarneri Mark Hantla Chris Harrold Schelli Harrold Cassy Hays Do you recall when Steve Perring received an “A in Biology? He doesn't remember either. Clara Heiberg Cathy Hermling Chad Hoke Penny Howard Sophomores are studious! Pam Howerton Debra Huff Rita Huffman Rodney Hunt Merja Ingberg Doris Jackson Matt Jackson Kathy Johnson Melissa Johnson Paul Jones Michelle Juliuson Sarah Koons Mike Lane Arthur Lehman Robert Lippert Erin Lynch 113 Jeff Mahoney Lora Mandrell Sharon Mandrell Ed Marshall Angie Martinek Ken Marvel Rhonda Massey Russell McCown Brian McFeeters Debbie Miller Melanie Mills Lisa Mitchell Mark Moore Mary Morris Barb Morton Beth North With modular scheduling on the way out, sophomores spend less time in the commons. Even lunch is limited to only 30 minutes of eating and talking ... or is it talking and eating? 114 Sophomores have fun! Rodney North Susan Osthus Zan Peckingham Laura Perrin Steve Perring Kim Pettyjohn Tamra Phillips Connie Pister Roxanne Placek Joe Ellen Poe Julie Pratt Kevin Radley Joey Ray Albert Reeder Lisa Rees Leisa Reynolds Clayton Rhodes Clinton Rhodes David Rhodes Paul Rhodes 115 Jcanttic Rick gaiter Dan Ritchie Teresa Roethe Tina Roseman Jeff Russell Jennifer Russell Janelle Sams Garel Schumaker Amneh Shalabi Cheryl Short John Strange Christine Sympson Verda Taylor 116 Sophomores win 1st place Sophomore class officers for 1980-81 are Von Bandy, president; Matt Fink, vice-president; Alex Calvert, treasurer; and Shelley Bell, secretary. The sophomores were honored to win 1st place in the Homecoming Float Contest. Mark Thomas Diana Tomes Curt Utterhack Shawn Vigoren Steve Walden Greg Waters Judy Weikel James Wheeler Rhonda White Dawn Whitehouse David Williams Joe Williams 117 John Wilson Julie Wilson Stephanie Wilson Tim Woollen Some sophomores g° Incognito 118 Steve Wrone Alan Billingsley Sterling Montgomery Mike Spencer JUNIORS Junior salesmen (and women) reap profits Brenda Bateson Ron Bateson Tammi Beery Karen Belangee Debbie Bostwick Crystal Boyer Mikki Boy uni Donna Bradshaw Lisa Brady David Brannan Teresa Brannan Lori Brown Paula Brumfield Linda Burk Cindy Bush Gerald Campbell Annie Case Carolyn Chandler Lara Chapman David Cisco Lon da Clark Janice Coenen Carrie Coon Wayne Cunningham The Junior class candy sales were held from October 5-28. A total of $8,500 was turned in to the class sponsor, Mr. Lehman. The class will make a profit of $2,500. Paul Rapp was the top salesman. The money made from the candy sales will go for the Junior-Senior Prom. 121 Kevin Damson Bobby Davis Steve Devore Toni DiMartino fill Dougherty Marion Dubson Eric Duncan Karen Edwards Darcy Eikenberg Teresa Ethridge Matt Fields Genita Followell 122 Upperclassmen frequently find their days heavily scheduled with activities. Sometimes even academics take a back seat to pompon, cheerleading, sports, band and numerous other clubs and organizations. Jim Followell Darrin Fort Pam Fry is honored to be the pompon captain. Juniors get involved! Pam Fry Scott Gaultney Chris Geddes Tom Glasson Stacey Goodall Alan Gowler Mark Haas Ricky Hager Mary Hampton Steve Harney Diane Harris Andy Hart sock 123 Kathy Henderson Susie Hermlitig Patty Hoffmann Kip Hoke Diama Hopper Eddie Hubbell Brad Huff Linda Hughes Kim Ingram Regina Isaac Dorothy Jackson Mike Jackson Helen Jones Debbie Killough Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Junkert patrol the junior hall on a regular basis. One never knows what will happen at those lockers (If you know what we mean). Captain Lewis 24 Jamie Kline John Koshinski Tom Kreuser John Latham Tony Lenchner Lisa L'Hote Debbie Long Rodney Long Cindy Lord Randy Lowe Larry Luster Susan Maltby Jeff Mandrell Jeff Marvel Junior halls a popular for officers Lewis and beat Junkert 125 Sergeant Junkert Barry McIntosh Toni Michel Rhonda Mix Junior Monkman Tom Moss Kenneth Mykytiuk Christy Newlun Rick Nichols Julie Olson John Parker Zoe Peckingham Brian Pister Tom Plunkett Dan Price 126 Junior sponsors Junior Price Paul Rapp Brenda Reid Janet Rempe Susan Reynolds Margie Rhodes Margie Riddle Stacy Ritchie Shelia Roberts Kent Robinson Debbie Robison Brian Rolofson Doug Rossio Bonnie Ruble 127 fight for control!! Jeanette Ruble Terri Scott Kelli Shannon Sheila Short Kirk Sommers John Spaugh Julie Sprague Allen Sronce Gary Stauffer Nancy Stephenson Quint Stephenson David Strain 128 mi. 14 15 n n kl Junior Class Officers President—Tina Chapman Vice President—Eric Weaver Treasurer Stacey Goodall Secretary Lisa L’Hote Mark Sullivan Ken Sumner Robert Swearingen Terry Tatro Michele Taubert Judy Taylor Brian Tcdrick Kevin Thayer Kristy Thomas Randy Thoms Denise Torbert Chris Towns 129 Juniors get their act together! Tom Moss, and Eric Weaver, juniors, and Heidi Doroiv, a sophomore, are members of the Thespians who presented The Miracle Worker in No-I'ember. Christy Trent Kirk Trummel Paul Trummel Barb Turner Mindy Underwood Mark Upton Sara Van Fossen Jill Wagner Paige Wagner Eric Weaver Angel Wilkinson John Williams 130 Kirk Sommers teaches dance at the Clinton Fine Arts Center. Julie Olson keeps busy by dancing, cheerleading, and playing in the band. 131 Juniors stand out in any crowd! Cheryl frequently stands out in the hall. 132 • • • • X SENIORS In dedicating the 1980-81 edition of the Clintonia, we have chosen a man with many fine qualities. Among these qualities are the patience and understanding to see someone through a problem at home or at school, the ideas for improving the quality of education, both academically and socially, the good judgment to know when his help is needed and when it is not, and the development of students' hopes for their future. For the past six years he has been the sponsor of Student Council, and for two years he was the coach of the X-Coun-try team. During his free time he enjoys participating in the Y-Players, singing, and running. He has worked with Mrs. Glasson to form a new night-time family counseling group. His hard work and efforts have kept many young people from dropping out of school at an early age. The yearbook staff and the Class of 1981 are proud and honored to dedicate the 1980-81 Clintonia to Stuart L. Coon. Where do you hide to have your Snickers? Seniors recall . . . As the Seniors neared graduation, they began to think back on their preceding years and remember the events that had taken place during their four years at Clinton High School. Upon entering high school, the class of '81 found no military police patrolling the halls, but that was soon to change. There was modular scheduling, senior benches, free time, rafter races, and Starsky and Hutch impersonations, the latter of which prompted the guards to move into action. 1978 was entered into with high hopes. The new seniors guarded their bench as faithfully as the classes that had come before them. They entertained us with their own version of The Gong Show. Class Night was held and produced the memorable hit, The Twelve Years of School. Shouts and arguments were heard throughout the halls when school reopened in 1979. This cry was heard regularly, Where are the benches? The last year came and went quickly. There were no benches and there were hall monitors. The 1980-81 year will be remembered because it was the year Clinton finally beat Central Catholic in basketball. Looking back, seniors remember the three classes they've seen come and the three classes they've seen go. They will always remember the people they've loved and those they've lost and these people will live in their hearts forever. Scott Miller Vice-president Melissa Spauglt President Brenda Ely Secretary Dodie Junkert Treasurer Gerald Armstrong Lisa Backs Douglas Baker Pamela Bateson Michael Bayne 135 Koni Belangee Belinda Bell ] acquit me Benz Tammy Bell Greg Birk Barbara Bradshaw Lori Bray Michael Brady David Brendley Duane Brewer Glenda L. Carter Tammy Brewer Suzy Carter Tina Chapman Lynn Christman Mike Cobb Donna Cooper Roger Clark Ann Clewett John Cooper Melody Cornell 137 Gene Cornell Mark Cowles Rodney Crawley Laurie Crouse 138 Senior Class Gossips: Kelley Koget and Steve Thompson Seniors get around Most athletic: Cathy Groves and Doug Sturgeon Brenda Ely Maria Escobar Michelle Evans Brian Fatheree Nanette Fenner Donna Fish Lance Godby William Fletcher Louanne Gregory Paula Diane Gregory Darrel Hamblen Cathy Groves Mary Harpenau Janies Harrold Timothy Hart sock James Hassinger Todd Hayes mm Todd Hedgcock B. Scott Hopkins John Hickman Koni . Hou ry lack fimison C. Elizabeth Jost Hazel Johnson Dodie Junkert Kevin Kartawich Kelley Koget John Kendall Marla Koons Tom Lamkin Debbie Lewis Roger Laramee James Mandrell Michael Mandrell Janice Martin Charles J. Martin, Jr. Paula Mason 142 Arnold Mat tingly Terry McCown Kimberly McDonald Patrick McKinley Scott Miller Terry Miller Mark Mills Thearsa Milton Jeffrey Morris Timothy Nichols Most Likely to Marry a Millionaire: David Waters and Kelly Cummings Best Dressed: Louanne Gregory and Roger Laramee W Cindy Neiderer Don Nixon Edgar D. Odle Robert Lynn Odle John Osthus Stephen Parker Janies Pavlak Annette Pearson 144 James Peering Denise R. Peterson Matthew Pettyjohn Julie Piatt Brian Pruser Randy Ray Robin Reid Debbie Rich Debi Riegel Leslie Robison Debra Robinson Lori Rockhold Cindy Ryan Roger Sants Karen Schoby Katy Scott 145 146 Robert Shannon Michael Short Douglas Smith Melissa Spa ugh Karen Spencer Tanya Spencer Best Looking: Cindy Ryan and Roger Clark Class Flirts: Donny West and Dodie Junkert Most Likely to Succeed: Jim Martin and Donna Fish Teresa Ann Staton Douglas Sturgeon David Sugg Thomas Sykes Christopher Tat Scott Taylo 147 Daniel Taylor 148 Done Most for CCHS: Kent Volker and Melissa Spaugh Class Clowns: Pat McKinley and Marla Koons Seniors make the most of life Treassa Torbert Paula Vandervori Kent Volker Lynnette Wages R. Jannette Wages David Waters r.4 150 Mr. and Mrs. Senior: Hazel Johnson and Tracey Dial ill Willard Michael Willoughby Tammy Wilson Seniors look forward to the future Darlene West Donald West, Jr. Stacy West ray Lori Wolf Tammy Wolf Tad Wolfe Teresa Wood rum In 1977 a crime spree spanning almost half a decade began at Clinton Community High School. The criminals involved in this reign of terror brought many changes in the school system. Within two years, they succeeded in obtaining the resignation of the principal. Because of the gang's insurrection, the new administration was forced to call for stronger rules and regulations; therefore, they became the judges, jury, and executioners. The following is an account of the atrocities committed by the Hole in The Hall Gang. BABY FACE KOONS—Convicted of homeroom tardiness in 1980. Now serving a 30-year detention sentence in Clinton High School Correctional Center. Baby Face BOUNCIN' BABY BENZ— Nicknamed for her ability to bounce in and out of P.E. class 3 times a week for disobeying a sergeant. Now living in Southwest Prison. 152 Bouncin' Baby HOLE IN THE Birdwoman AMY “BIRDWOMAN OF ALCATRAZ — leader of the infamous “Hole In The Hall Gang, considered the Brains of the operation, captured in 1981. Presently serving a life sentence in Pontiac State Correctional Center. ''LOONEY” LOU —Disappeared in January of 1981. Believed to be living somewhere in Texas. Looney BABBLIN' BRAY—After being named the informant in the accidental leak of information trials, Bray served a short time as a CIA agent. Now tied up and gagged in the DeWitt County Jail. Babblin' HALL GANG Krazi KRAZY KAREN —Brought up on charges of assault battery pressed by Honest A1 Austin. Sentenced to a three year sentence of continual push-ups at the Cracker Box Institution for the Criminally Insane. Pick-li PICK-IT PAULA —The woman responsible for picking locks on all doors, windows, and lockers. Since her day of arrest, Paula has been in 34 prisons. Present whereabouts: UNKNOWN. METAL MOUTH MORRIS— Disappeared from society in August of 1980. Metal Mouth Morris MA BELL—Believed to be the person responsible for breaking the pay phones at regular intervals. MA is presently setting up new residence at Wakefield Prison. Ma SPINCE —She made the plans, but she paid the price. The plans were always brilliant, till the day she made one small error; she left a wad of paper with her name on it lying in the hall. Spince is presently serving time in the Lincoln Home for the Criminally Insane. Spince Madman MADMAN MIKEY MAN-SON—The only man in the gang and the only squealer. Madman blew the horn on all the gang after their last caper failed and they were apprehended. He was given a new identity and plastic surgery after he agreed to turn states evidence. It is believed by many of his friends that the Madman is working as a hall monitor somewhere in Clinton High. 153 Class Clowns: Tad V olfc and Paula Mason You know you're a senior when —you don't fall for Mr. Lehman's tricks. —(t doesn't take you a half hour to get the gym doors open. —you can go to the library at 12:10 and not get called to the office the next mi —you laugh at the word freshman. —you aren't selling anything. —you don't do your homework—but then again, you really don't care. —you finally have your teachers trained. —your homeroom teacher finally learns your name. —you cheat on physical fitness and you're proud of it. —you don't have to worry about finding a table at lunch. —it takes you less than a minute to get through the lunch line. —you don't do your homework, but it somehow gets done. —you can make four pieces of paper last the entire year. —you finally realize you can't make any sense out of what Doc says. —being kicked out of the library means another point in your favor. —you Start to give an excuse, and the teacher finishes it for you. —only your hands get wet when you step on the sink. —you never make a mistake (sometimes you think you do, but you're wrong), —you Start writing you know you're a senior whens . . .. SENIOR DIRECTORY JERRY ARMSTRONG—Baseball 1; Tennis Club 3; NHS 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Class Rep. 1,2; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Outstanding Foreign Language Student 2; Who's Who 4. LISA BACKS—Powderpuff 1,2,3; Pompon 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4. DOUG BAKER—Football 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Tennis Club 3; Student Council 1,2; Spring Play 2,4. PAM BATESON—DO 4. MICHAEL J. BAYNE—Track 3; X-Country 4; DO 3; Lettermen's Club 4; Library Club 2,3. KONI KAY BELANGEE—Basketball Stat 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Stat 3; Powderpuff 2,4; Pep Club 2. BELINDA BELL—Track 2; Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; Tennis Club 3; Secretary’s Club 4; Pompon 3; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. TAMMY BELL—Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; DO 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; Sweetheart 3. JACKIE BENZ—DO 3,4; Honor’s Banquet 3. DON BILLINGSLEY GREG BIRK—Football 1; Baseball 2,4; Excalibur 3; DO 3,4. BARBARA BRADSHAW—Fall Play 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Library Club 2,3,4. MIKE BRADY—DO 4; Prom Committee 3; Fall play 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3. LORI BRAY—Football Stat 1; Basketball Stat 1; Powderpuff 3,4; DO 3; Clintonia 4; Prom Committee 3. DAVID BRENDLEY—Golf team 3; Track 1; Wrestling 1; Tennis Club 3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3. DUANE BREWER—Building Trades 3,4. TAMMY BREWER LINDA BURK—Girl's Basketball Stat 2; Track 1,2,3; X-Country 1; Powderpuff 1,2; Gifted Youth 2,3; Prom Committee 3. GLENDA CARTER—Wrestling Stat 2,3; FHA 1; Gifted Youth 3,4; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 3. SUZY CARTER—Powderpuff 1,2,3; Excalibur 1,3; DO 4; Homeroom representative 1,4. TINA AILEEN CHAPMAN—Powderpuff 1,2,3; Tennis Club 2; Gifted Youth 2,3; Excalibur 3; Student Council 2; HERO 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Class President 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Sweetheart 1. LYNN CHRISTMAN—Football Stat 1,2; Basketball Stat 1,2; Powderpuff 1; FHA 1 (Secretary 2,3) Gifted Youth 3; HERO 3; Pep Club 1,2; Honor’s Banquet 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Court 1. ROGER CLARK—FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Vice-president 3, FFA Sentinel 2; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 4; Who's Who 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Class Favorite 4; Band President 4; FFA Basketball 1,2,3,4. ANN L. CLEWETT—Volleyball Stat 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Mime 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Spring Play 1,2,3; Fall Play 3,4; Who's Who 4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; French Club 1; Thespians 3,4; Peer Counseling 3. MIKE COBB—DO 3,4. DONNA COOPER—Gifted Youth 4; Secretaries Club 4; Stage Band 1,2; Library Club 1. JOHN COOPER—Football 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA President 4. MELODY CORNELL—DO 3; Class Representative 3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus Council 4. GENE CORNELL—X-Country 1; DO 3,4. MARK COWLES—Baseball 3,4; Track 1; X-Country 1, 2; DO 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3,4. RODNEY CRAWLEY—Gifted Youth 4; DO 3.4; Pep 155 Yearbook editors are a Strange breed. The latest romance??? Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 2. LAURIE CROUSE—Basketball 1,2; Baseball Stat 1,2; Powderpuff 1,2,3; DO 4. MIKE CRUTCHER—Wrestling 3; Fall Play 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Thespians 2,3,4. KELLY CUMMINGS—Volleyball 1,2; Track Stat 2; Powderpuff 1,2; FHA 1,2; NHS 4; Excalibur 4; Student Council 1; Pom Pom 3; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Pep Club 3; Lettermen's Club 4; Spring Play 1; Homecoming Court 4. RICHARD W. DALTON—Football 3; FFA 4. CARLOTTA DEPREMO—Track 2; Powderpuff 4. RONALD B. DEVORE—FFA 4. TRACEY DIAL—Volleyball Stat 4; Spring Play 1; Fall Play 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Debate 1. BRENDA S. DUBSON—Powderpuff 1. JANET EDWARDS -FHA 3. BRENDA ELY—Track 2; Powderpuff 1,2,4; NHS 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Class Secretary 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Spring Play 1; Homecoming Court 4; Sweetheart Court 2; Sweetheart 4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Band Council 1,4; Class Representative 1,3; Band Secretary 4; Choir Council 2,4; Pit Band 2. MARIA H. ESCOBAR—Art Club 4; Spring Play 4; Homecoming Court 4; Sweetheart Court 4; Mixed Chorus 4. DAVID EVANS—FFA 4; DO 3,4. MICHELLE EVANS—Powderpuff 1,2; DO 3; Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3. BRIAN FATHEREE—Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Spring Play 1,2,3,4; Fall Play 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 1,3. BETH FAY — Football Stat 2; Basketball Stat 2; Volleyball Stat 2; Track Stat 2; Powderpuff 1; Secretaries Club 3; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3. NANETTE FENNER—Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 2; Track 1,3; Powderpuff 1,2,3; Tennis Club 3; JETS 2; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 4; Sweetheart Court 2. DONNA FISH—Baseball Stat 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; FHA Historian 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; JETS 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Who's Who 4; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,3, 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Republican Mock Convention 3; Pit Band 1,2; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Merit Letter of Recommendation 4; 1 Dare You 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4. BILL FLETCHER—Gifted Youth 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4. LANCE GODBY—Wrestling 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. LOUANNE GREGORY PAULA GREGORY—Powderpuff 4; FHA 2; Gifted Youth 3,4; Clinlonia 3,4; Clintonia Editor 4; Class Representative 4; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3. CATHY GROVES—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Captain 3; Softball 1,2,4; Volleyball Stat 3; Powderpuff 1,2,3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3,4. DARRELL HAMBLEN—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; X-Country 3; X-Country Stat 4; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Spring Play 1,2,3,4; Fall Play 1,2,3; Class Representative 3; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4. MARY HARPENAU—Basketball Stat 4; Powderpuff 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Vice President 3,4; Secretaries Club 4; Prom committee 3; Honor's Banquet 3; Mixed Chorus 1. JIM HARROLD—Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2; X-Country 1, 2,3,4; X-Country Captain 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Captain 3,4; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 1; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 2; Fall Play 1,2,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4. JAMES R. HASSINGER—Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2; X-Country 1; Fall Play 1,2; French Club 1,2. TIM HARTSOCK—X-Country 1,4; VICA 3; Lettermen's Club 4. TODD HAYES—Prom Committee 3; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3, 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4. TODD HEDGCOCK—Football 4; Tennis Club 3; NHS 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; JETS 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 4; Spring Play 3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Honor's Banquet 2,3,4; Crash b Burn Mixed Chorus 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Math Contest 1st 1,2,3,4; JETS Physics 1st in Nation 3. JOHN HICKMAN—Foo ba 1,2,3,4; Football Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Leltermen's Club 3,4; Class Representative 1; Honor's Banquet 2,3. BARRY SCOTT HOPKINS—Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2; X-Country 3,4; Tennis Club 3; NHS 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Honor's Banquet 2; Illinois State Scholar 4; Most Valuable Team Member in X-Country 3; Most Improved in X-Country 4; Best Personality 4; Republican Mock Convention 3. KONI HOWRY—Track Stat 1,2; X-Country Stat 1,2; Powderpuff 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; DO-4; Clintonia 4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Debate 2; Republican Mock Convention 3. JACK JIMISON—Track 1; X-Country 1; DO 1. HAZEL JOHNSON—Volleyball 2,3,4; Volleyball Captain 4; Track 2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Class Favorite 4. CHERYL JONES—Track 3; Tennis Club 1; Art Club 2; In the girls' locker room again, Kevin? Secretaries Club 4; Prom Committee 2; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Foreign Language 3. BETH JOST—Basketball Stat 1; Track Stat 1,2,3; Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Pompon 1,2; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 1, 2,3,4; Honor's Banquet 2,3. DODIE JUNKERT— Track 1; Wrestling Stat 1,2; Gifted Youth 3,4; Clintonia 4; Student Council 4; HERO 3; Class Treasurer 1,4; Pep Club 2; Class Representative 3,4; Sweetheart 1, Class Favorite 4; Republican Mock Convention 3. KEVIN L. KARTAWICH—Football 1; X-Country 3; Tennis Club 3; Excalibur 3; Student Council 1; Prom Committee 3; Powderpuff Cheerleader 2. JOHN KENDALL KEVIN KNAPP—DO I. KELLEY KOGET—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 1; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleader 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Class Favorite 4. Tommy Chan??? MARLA KOONS—Track Stat 2; Wrestling Stat 2; Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; DO 4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Favorite 4. TOM LAMKIN—Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Captain 4; Golf 4; Clintonia 3; Student Council 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3, 4; Dance-a-thon Committee 2; Dance-a-thon Chairman 3. ROGER LARAMEE—Football 1; Tennis Club 3; FFA 1, 2,3,4; FFA Reporter 4; NHS 3,4; NHS President 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 2; Student Council Treasurer 3; Class Treasurer 2; Prom Committee 3; Who's Who 4; Honor's Banquet 2,3; Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; SAR 4; I Dare You 3; Class Favorite 4. DEBBIE LEWIS— Basketball 1; Softball Stat 2,3,4; Wrestling Stat 2; Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; Clintonia 4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Swing Choir 3, Mixed Chorus 1. JIM MANDRELL—Basketball 2; Track 2. Tat lo biles the dust. 157 Tammy, looking for Jim? MIKE MANDRELL—Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Golf Captain 3,4; Track 1; NHS 4; Excalibur 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Fall Play 2. CHARLES JAMES MARTIN, JR.—Tennis Club 3; NHS 3,4; NHS Secretary 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; fETS 3; Prom Committee 3; Spring Play 3,4; Fall Play 4; Who's Who 4; Class Representative 4; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Stage Band 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Class Favorite 4; Debate 2. JANICE MARTIN—Basketball 1; Powderpuff 2,3; Spring Play 3; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Library Club Treasurer 2; Library Club Vice-President 4; President of Illinois Association of Student Librarians 3. PAULA MASON—Powderpuff 1; DO 3; Secretaries Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Favorite 4. ARNOLD MATTINGLY—Track 2,3,4; X-Country 4; Lettermen's Club 4. TERRY McCOWN PATRICK McKINLEY—Football 1,2,3,4; Basetball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Captain 4; Excalibur 3; Clintonia 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Class Favorite 4. SCOTT CRAIG MILLER—Baseball 1; X-Country 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Vice President 4; FFA reporter 3; NHS 3,4; NHS Vice President 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 4; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Who's Who 4; Class Representative 1,2; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Outstanding Agriculture Student 3. TERRY L. MILLER—Gifted Youth 4; DO 3,4. MARK MILLS—DO 3,4. THEARSA MILTON—Basketball St at 2; Powderpuff 1, 2,3; DO 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Prom Committee 3. JEFF MORRIS TIM NICHOLS—Gifted Youth 4; Art Club 3; Spring Play 4; Fall Play 2,3; Swing Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4. CINDY M. NIEDERER—Softball 1,2,3; Wrestling Stat 1,2,3; Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; NHS 4; DO 4; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Spring Play 1; Fall Play 1, DON NIXON—Football 1,2,3,4; Football Captain 4; Wrestling 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Student Council Vice President 4; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Illinois State Scholar. ED ODLE—Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1.2,3. LYNN ODLE—Football 1,2.3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1. JOHN OSTHUS—Football 1,2; Excalibur 1; Stage Band 2,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,4; Concert 1,2,3,4. STEVE PARKER—Football 1; V1CA 1; DO 3,4. JIM PAVLAK—Track 3,4; X-Country; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4. ANNETTE PEARSON—Powderpuff 4; Tennis Club 3; NHS 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Secretaries Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Spring Play 2,3; Fall Play 1,2,3; Class Representative 4; Swing Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 1. JAMIE PERRING—Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Captain 4; DO 3. RHEA DENISE PETERSON—Art Club 1,2,3. MATT PETTYJOHN JULIE PIATT BRIAN PRUSER—Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1. RANDY RAY ROBIN REID—Basketball 2,3,4; Basketball Captain 4; Softball 3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4. STEVE REMPE— Basketball 1. MARY REYNOLDS—DO 2. DEBBIE RICH—Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council Representative 3; JETS 3; Who's Who 4; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3. DEBI RIEGEL—Powderpuff 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Parliamentarian 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Pompon 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Spring Play 2,3; Who's Who 4; Class Representative 1; Honor's Banquet 2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Sweetheart Court 1; Sweetheart 3. DEBBI ROBINSON—HERO 4; Honor's Club 3; Library Club 1. No need to explain. LES ROBISON—Football 3; DO 3,4. LORI ROCKHOLD BRAD RUEGER CINDY RYAN—Powderpuff 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Clintonia 3; Student Council Representative 4; Pompon 3; Prom Committee 3; Spring Play 1,2; Stage Band 2; Pep Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Jazz Band 2; Concert Band 1,2; Class Favorite 4. ROGER SAMS—Football 1; Basketball 2; X-Country 3, 4; X-Country Captain 4; Tennis Club 3; FFA 3,4; Spring Play 1,2. KAREN SCHOBY—Powderpuff 4; DO 3,4. KATY SCOTT—Basketball 2,3; Basketball Stat 4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Powderpuff 1,2; NHS 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Secretaries Club 4; Secretaries Club Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Honor's Banquet 1,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Sweatheart 2. KAMAL SHALABI—Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Senior Moon Shine Wrestling Captain 3; Tennis Club 3. ROBBIE SHANNON—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Excalibur 2,3; DO 3,4; Student Council 1; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Class Representative 4; Clintonia 2. CURT SHORT—FFA 4. MIKE SHORT DOUG SMITH—Football 1; FFA 1,2; DO 3,4. MELISSA SPAUGH—Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 1,3; Class President 3, 4; Spring Play 2; Who's Who 4; Class Representative 1; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Sweetheart Court 1; Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Swing Choir 1; Illinois State Scholar 4. KAREN SPENCER—Baseball Stat 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Track 2; Volleyball 2; Track Stat 3; Powderpuff 2,3,4; Tennis Club 3; DO 4; Secretaries Club 4; Student Council 2,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Senior Discipline Club 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 1,2,3; Fall Play 2,3; Class Representative 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Thespians 2,3,4. TANYA SPENCER— Volleyball Stat 2,4; Track Stat 2; Gifted Youth 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spring Play 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3, 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council Secretary-Treasurer 3. TERI STATON—Basketball Stat 2; Powderpuff 2,4; FHA 4; Clintonia 4; Prom Committee 3; Sweetheart Court 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. DALE STEVENSON DOUG STURGEON—Football 1,2,3,4; Football Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Excalibur 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 4. TOM SYKES—Baseball 1; Tennis Club 3; FFA 2. CHRIS TAT—Football 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2.3,4; NHS 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Concert Band 1,2,3, 4; Pit Band 2; Illinois State Scholar 4. SCOTT TAYLO—Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Excalibur 3; Pep Club 2,3; Honor's Banquet 1,4. y Clinton's International Spy 159 Is this kid for real? DANIEL K. TAYLOR—Concert Band 1; Library Club 3, 4; The Gong Show 2. RON TAYLOR—Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4. STEVE TAYLOR— Wrestling 1; DO 4. TODD THOMAS—Football 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. AMY THOMPSON—Powderpuff 1,2,3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; JETS 4; Prom Committee 3; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Republican Mock Convention 3. STEVE THOMPSON—Football 1,2; NHS 4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Prom Committee 3; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3; Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Peer Counciling 3; Mock Convention 3; Class Favorite 4. TAMMIE TORBERT—Basketball Stat 2,3,4; Baseball Stat f,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Stat 3; Powderpuff 1,2; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Lettermen's Club 4; Class Representative 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4. TREASSA TORBERT—Basketball 2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track Stat 4; Powderpuff 1,2; Secretaries Club 4; Pep Club 2; Lettermen's Club 4; Pep Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4. PAULA VANDERVORT—Prom Committee 3; Library Club 4; Mock Convention 3. KENT VOLKER—Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; NHS 3,4; Gifted Youth 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Vice President 3; President 4; Class President 1,2; Prom Committee 3; 160 Who's Who 4; Honor's Banquet 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Class Favorite 4; Mock Convention 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Band Council 2; Vice President Band Council 3. LYNN WAGES—Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 1. RUTH JANNETTE WAGES— Track 1,2; Stage Band 1; Marchin Band 1; Concert Band 1. DON WEST—Football 1; Track 1; X-Country 2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Captain 4; DO 3; Clintonia 4; Pep Club 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Mock Conven-tion 3; Class Favorite 4. STACEY WESTRAY JILL WILLARD—Baseball Stat 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Stat 1,2,3; Wrestling Stat 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 1,2,3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2; Spring Play 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 1,2,3,4. MIKE WILLOUGHBY—Baseball 2; Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4. TAMMY WILSON—DO 4; Secretaries Club 4; Library Club 1,2. LORI WOLF—Softball 1; Powderpuff 1; Excalibur 4; Clintonis 4; HERO 4; Prom Committee 3. TAMMY WOLF—Excalibur 3; HERO 3; Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3. TAD WOLFE—DO 3; Clintonia 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Favorite 4; Mock Convention 3. TERESA K. WOODRUM—DO 4; Pep Club 2; Concert Band 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; What about the Hands-Off policy? Autographs Autographs 162 ADVERTISING PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Mr. Galen Strain Taylor-Magill S. K. Velu Harold Weinberg W. T. Osthus D.V.M. Max T. Rockhold Denis Harsh Clinton Dealers Association: Richard Baum Carl W. 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JOHN WARNER HOSPITAL Serving the Health Needs of DeWitt County for the Past 72 Years 422 West White Street Clinton, Illinois 61727 169 Jewelry Repair Remounts Clock and Watch Repair HOUSE OF JEWELS The Store That Love Built 600 West Side Square Mike Hager Clinton, Illinois Phone: 217-935-6732 Maytag Amana Roper Frigidaire Kitchen Aid Magic Chef We Serve What We Sell BUCK APPLIANCE 503 W. Side Of Square Phone: 935-3029 HARDIN'S STATIONERS ‘Hallmark Cards ‘Party Goods ‘Gifts ‘Office Supplies When You Care Enough To Send The Best 404 South Square, Clinton East Side of Square Clinton, Illinois 61727 QUIMBY DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS Fannie Mae Candy J 704 N. Side Square J r Congratulations Class Of 1981 170 Congratulations To The Class of 1981 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 Metter, Georgia Innovators in Business Forms Systems Since 1908 POLAND'S Glass, Wallpaper Paint Commercial Residential Glasswork Stain Leaded Glass 603 W. Side of the Square Clinton, Illinois 935-3389 PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE 212 E. Main Clinton, 111. Phone: 935-8333 Gary Himstedt, R.Ph. Free Delivery r (217) 935-5824 A HOUCHIN TV APPLIANCES Largest selection of tapes, records, and cassettes R.W. Houchin 502 West Side Square Owner Clinton, Illinois 61727 AMMANN AMOCO Ammann Jones 601 S. Grant 24 Hr. Wrecker Service 171 CORNBELT FS, INC. 501 E. Van Buren Clinton, 111. 61727 935-2139 LARRY WELTON Insurance Agent 315 W. Johnson Clinton, Illinois STATE f ARM INSURANCE Phone: 935-6927 or 935-5222 MODERN CLEANERS Don Goodall Phone 935-6927 V 112 Warner Court Clinton, Illinois POLEN'S SLAUGHTER AND PROCESSING Home Raised Beef Custom Slaughter Processing Live Scale, Freezer Storage New and Modern Facility Rt. 51 South Clinton, 111. 61727 Ph. 217-935-2552 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 From the CLINTON POLICE DEPARTMENT Protecting your city' Gene A. Velchek Chief of Police r ra CARTER REAUOR‘ Real Estate Auction Co. 323 E. Webster Clinton, II. 61727 Claro Carter Broker Business (217) 935-2627 AMERICAN STATE BANK ' We Believe in' u Friendly, Full-Service Banking: 211 N. Main St., 413 E. Washington, and 2207 E. Washington, Suite 27 Bloomington, II. 61701 309-827-6221 DON'S LAWN MOWER SHOP Small Engine Repair 24-hour Wrecking Service FS Gas and Oil Also CATHY'S CAFE Good Home Cooking 944-2440 Rt. 54 Kenney, 111. 61749 172 ■ DEWITT COUNTY f 1 HUMAN RESOURCE T.L. SEARS CENTER COMPANY INC. Substance Abuse Mechanical Contractors Developmental Disabilities 1101 East Main St. Mental Illness Family Support Psychological Testing Electrical Refrigeration Heating Air Conditioning 24 hr. Emergency Services Office hours 8—5 Mon.—Fri. Clinton, Illinois 61727 Phone: (217) 935-2347 109 W. Jefferson 935-9496 Clinton SERVICE CONTRACTING 1 Farmer City Mental Health Center V ' 989-3294 Jj ) Congratulations to the Class of '81 from GEORGE H. DUNN, INC. Route 10 54 Clinton, Illinois 61727 Phone: 935-8373 THOMPSON-KRAMER MUSIC CO. 2102 North Oakland Decatur, Illinois Phone 877-1832 CLINTON DAILY JOURNAL CLINTON WEELY JOURNAL More Local News Monday through Friday Than anyone else Call 935-3171 to Subscribe Best Wishes to The Class of 1981 Insurance and Investment Services Paul Nothnagel, CLU Agency Manager DeWitt County N 173 TjJ RE'S MORE TO YOU THAN MEETS THE EYE ' peci j.ize in rails that are Drtrail that we can ’ talk, portrait of At Spray Photos we individual and family jjo unique and sensitive. A you. Stop in or fcall so aboqt your Senior Portraii the real votj. .„ MSfruiy 'pfotoi GEORGE SPRAY ,• 216 E MAIN . CWNTONT, ILLINOIS,61727 V PHONE (21 )«350o52 - AJ | ▼ —, ' 174 THE JOHN WARNER BANK Established 1867 Clinton, Illinois A Full Service Bank A Member FDIC Free Personal Checking Accounts Free Business Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Certificates of Deposit Traveler's Checks Christmas Clubs Business Loans Automobile Loans Farm Loans Mortgage Loans 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 175 DAIRY QUEEN Congratulations The Class of 1981 Food- Scrumpdillyishus —Drinks—Dairy Queens 220 East Main J r ( w LINDSAY Water Conditioning Clinton, II. 61727 W. G. Scott (Butch) (217) 935-9211 24 Hour Service Repair On All Makes Free Estimates Sales—Rentals—Service Com imttul IVrformanec World’s Largest Chain of Precision Haircutting Stores “For the looks that gets the looks Hickory Point Mall Forsyth, II. 62535 Empire Plaza Ph. 217-877-7493 510-IAA Drive Bloomington, II. 61701 Ph. 309-663-7351 Congratulations to The Class of 1981 WILSON HAT AND DRESS SHOPPE 204 E. Side Square Phone 935-6439 RADIO SHACK Dealer Shinny's Sales Service 213 E. Main Clinton, 111. Nationwide Supermarket of Sound BEST TIRE AND OIL COMPANY Clinton, Illinois 935-2176 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 176 INTER-COLLEG4ATE PRESS MISSION. KANSAS WINMPEG MANCTOBA KXA. KANSAS