Clinton Prairie High School - Emerald Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1969 volume:

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'71 N w ,F T- 's 1. d , l rA -- lm, 1 N! HQMECOMW1: QUEEN 'S' ri S 1- ,. D051 - We'-wwsg 5 v 1 A 144 I fig? L V 3 55 AJ 2i11 My? Nm A g 4 'L 'MQ l ' Fallr A Time to Gath er Stones Together Maybe you should hold the chains and let me ref a while. . ' ...,..-.,.l -. -S ' 1 - -1 -if ,-gwfq ff 1 , J - , V. W,MQmVd,M . R w-lUPw Hwl' ,4 ff N-tx 'wel 'H 1.m Senior skit spoofs presidential race I'll be happy to sign both of your Emeralds. lui College representatives speak to students on 'College Nightu se, 11 Q,k:p,,:amf,f, -...- ' f ' f T' vs ' x W- W' Hsfwefs--sq X-Wa,g+-ww -y fffaawe-p1 -' i i e cunrnnvnmf i .2w,,.gm-eva, 5 SCHUDI. snumx sue 20 GRAM SDP!! FRDSH 21 GRADE JR HIGH The new FFA sign was an attractive addition to CP's exterior. Students swing at the FTA bonfire s dance. Seniors add a little culture and refinement to the CP lunchroom. Gasping for breath in the teacher's lounge. 40 ,- i He sure could use his Right Guard. Sr. float, Curse you, Red Baron Homecoming: A Time to Remember Highlighting the fall social calendar was the 1968 Homecom- ing Gopher Fantasy. On Oct- ober llth the Carroll Cougars slipped by the Gophers with a 14-13 victory. Spirit was at an all time hiqh following one of the most The Industrial Arts Club's winning float hectic but most enjoyable days of the year. Adding to the day's excitement was the pep session in the afternoon in which the seniors brought the presidentail candidates to CP to throw their support to Mr. Paige and the Gopher Party. 'A Gopher Grid G der.n Varsity cheerleaders stimulate Gopher support. 1967 Queen Deb Schimmel crowns Delva Heavilon The marching band presented ,a nFantasy in Musicn at half- time. The climax of the even- ing came when Delva Heavilon was crowned Homecoming Queen. A ufantasticu end came to en exciting day at the dance af- ter the game with the nNite Watchmenu providing the music. uStep in time. Step in time.u W W K age- in L...L I .. A . Nite Watchmenn play rock tunes at dance. Teachers instill spirit at pep session. Viva Mexico? Prairie's marching band leads the way for Santa. Christmas wasn't the only vacation many CP students had this winter. An epidemic of what was called HHong Kong V Flun caused as many as 150 absences several days before Christmas. The so called 'epidemicn caused the cancellation of many Christmas activities including the Christmas Concert and the Christmas Dance. Prairie, however, did their best to spread the Christmas spirit with var- ious Christmas trees and decorations around the school. Ring my chimes. Brainstorming for the Go2her's Den. z Oh, Christmas tree in the Gopher's Den 'Peace on earth. Good will to men. Winter: A Time for Peace Dave and Dennis beatin' their brains out. The St0'-'fkiflgs were N-1119 DY the Chimf1eY with Care Basketball, commonly known in Indiana as uHoosier Hysteria,u played an important part in the winter activities. The Gophers played an improved season beat- ing Thorntown, Westfield and Carroll. This year's pep club was the biggest and most spir- ited in CP history. The Varsity Pep Band and Prairiettes also did their best to increase the spirit and excitement at this year's home ballgames. 'rnE'a Joy of cp bisietball lg The handwriting on the wall V Intellectual communion starting at the bottom i r uTwo bits, four bits....n MX Sf V g,keep,,gQ5g if-1,2 5, Ahh, ' ' 5 Kia t Qff: 'fe wiv? iii2?YW!fi35 P Y gf: -j' -1 mg wsiijgggj 1 ' ' . fWf:Q4 OK, everybody, stand up and let the seats cool off. This is a hot number. Basketball JA Time for Victory and a Time for Defeat Look, ref, if you keep poking me in the eye, I'l1 keep punching you in the stomach. Jump, Fultz, jump! Spring C A Time to Live and cz Time to Love - a , ,J ' Love is a many splendored thing The Marijuana Brass going to pot? f Spring Fever spread quickly through Prairie's student body. To the seniors spring meant the usual outbreak of senioritis and the counting of the days until graduation. Spring brought many honors to CP. On March 27, Mr. McDaniel was notified that CP had received accredidation by the North Central Accrediting Association. The Gopher's Q22 received national honors in the TB press project. The beat goes on National Honor Society initiates are congratulated by old members. Mr. Alward looks at Tom sta1ey's Champion Exhibit Science Fair-A Time to Experiment On March 6th the Science Club sponsored the annual CP Scienc Fair. This year there were 55 EB Sr. Biology winners Dianna Loveless G Rex Walker entries in the Junior Division and 35 entries in the Senior Division. Tom Staley captured the Grand Champion Prize with his uRadioactive Ion Chamber.u Besides the local Science Fair CP had nine entries in the Reg Science Fair at Purdue. ional -12 Sr. Chemistry winner Mark Rains and Sr. Math winner Trudy Ziesenhenne Stop the School We Wanna Got Off UStop the School I Wanna Get Offn was the theme of this year' all-school variety show. The variety show was held March 14th in the multipurpose room. Susie Peters and Lois Friedrich served as misstresses of ceremonies in this year's show. The acts ranged from musical acts per- formed by such groups as Prairie Singers and the MJB and comedy skits performed by such renowned stars as Miss Oregano and the Paper Gopher. Go! Go!.Go! with Oregano I The climax of the eveninqy the unveiling of the Paper Gopher. The Marijuana Brass accompanied by cymbal virtuoso Mark Simmons. ' ,fn nBranded, caught in the hall without a pass.u There's music in the air. Kaspar vs. Thomas in the Drum War of the century Escaped from the Bolshoi? Mike Rains 1968- 69 Notables Alternates Mark Simmons and Ellen Weflen Mark Rains and Marilyn Grimes each attended a week of Hoosier Boy's State and Hoosier Girl's State at Indiana University. The delegates and the alternates,Mark Simmons and Ellen Weflen, were selected because of their interest in government. Each year the Colfax American Legion awards an outstanding eighth grade boy and girl. This award, given on A Honors Day, is made on the basis of the stu- dents' scholarship and leadership. The 1968 recipients of this award were Mike Rains and Carolyn Sheehan. Carolyn Sheehan Beverly Rodgers has been named 1969 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Clinton Prairie High School on the basis of her score in a written knowledge and attitude test on homemakers given senior Beverly's achievement has made her eligible for state and national scholarships She also has been a- warded a specially designed silver charm from General Mills, sponsor of the Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Larry Shaffer received rocognition as Senior Bandsman for his four years of work in the Clinton Prairie band. Larry plays clarinet ln the concert band and baritone sax in the stage band and marching band Selection of the Bands- man is made by points accumulated by band members during their four years Bev Rodgers, Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award Marilyn Grimes, the recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution award, was selected on the basis of her dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. She took a test in November on world and national affairs and the history of Indiana. Marilyn was the first girl from CP to win the county DAR award Senior Bandsman Larry Shaffer Top UP Beau ty CP's halls are filled with quite a lot of beauty. Some of the -most outstanding examples are found on these two pages. Delva Heavilon was crowned Homecoming Queen. The members of her court included seniors Vic P Guffy and Chylene Neal, junior Dawn McCorkle, sophomore Rhonda Larsh, and freshman Debbie McKinsey. Chylene Neal was cho- sen by the members of the CP FFA chapter as their Chapter Sweetheart. CP had five girls par- ticipate in the county Jr. Miss Contest in Oct. The five girls included Susie Peters, Cindy Pletch, Ellen Weflen, Mary Harden and Suzie Clendenning. W Cindy Pletch i i Homecoming Court: Vickie Guffy, Dawn McCork1e, Delva Heavilon, Rhonda Larsh, Chylene Neal and Debbie McKinsey FFA Sweetheart Chylene Neal Mary Harden Susie Peters 4 i Suzie Clendenning Ellen Wef1eH Honor Gm ds Mark Rains, this year's Jim Holloway is this valedictorian, attended year's salutatorian. He CP for six years. He also attended CP for six plans to attend Wabash years. He is planning to College in the fall. attend the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Mark Simmons and Jim Holloway were chosen as National Merit Scholarship Finalists. In addition, they were honored by being elected to the Society of Outstanding High School Students. CP Exchange Students Ellen weflen was a guest in a home in Guatemala City, Guat emala, for the month of August Ellen, selected by the Syca- more Girl Scout Council, was chosen on the basis of Scout achievement and school accom- plishments. Ellen observed classes in an all-girl educational center of about 1200 students. Susana Mena, a native of Qu Ecuador, studied at Clinton Prairie for the 68-69 school year. Susana won a scholarship from the International Fellow- ship. Susana is 18 years old and wants to attend the University of Ecuador and study business. ito SEA SONS gf ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL . Houck socasrv Kijilifif - S 'Q 2111 15 i 1 . Z a t 0 2 i 'E'9w 9, K W S ' SEPA? ', Vs Lf iv ' fi? ' .'!? - 0 mx C .U U Etc Qqkkfkg : wwf ,'6'1'x 11111 noi' xm Y X Y !N. wb' ' y' 4 :ja 'A ,sw Nf 4 17 1 mEfE3fu1Q1E Z 3 il' V 145 Q Q- 5 1 N dxX I QD , , AMY E ,,' 5 This year's Student Council Efonsored the Homecoming and College Night. It also encouraged student government. Officers: Tom Biesecker, president: Steve Davis, vice-president: Beverly Rodgers, secretary, Mike Svoboda, treasurer: Mr. McDaniel, sponsor. Leaders of i Today and Tomorrow E T W Q Q K .Lx :I K , f- - , w A National Honor Society highlighted its year with the induction of new' members in March. Officers: Marilyn Grimes, president, Denny Thomas, vice-president, Peg Smith, secretary: Mrs. Brown, sponsor. The Latin Club held their annual banquet in the customary style and attended the state convention at I.U, Officers: Johanna Cook, president: Steve Kaspar, vice-president, Susan Peters, secretary: Dan Mundell, treasurer: Mr. Compton, sponsor. Fbreiqn Languages Lead to new Friemislzzps Spanish Club helps to promote foreign languages in the school. Officers Delva Heavilon, president: Mike Svoboda, vice-president, Cindy Essex, secretary, David Judge, treasurer: Mrs. Marshall, sponsor. Reporting the 1968-1969 Highlights lU1YlI'lN N555 me For the first time in Clinton Prairie history, the yearbook has been printed by the school. Much hard work and long hours have been spent putting it together. Delva Heavilon, editor: Barbara Rodgers, asst- editor: Mrs. McC1ughen, sponsor. :annum fm X - I OFF!! F The Gopher's Den worked diligently to keep the students informed of the happenings of C.P. Denny Thomas, editor: Marilyn Grimes, asst. editor: Mrs . Estes , sponsor. Printing the Gopher? Den The Printing Class has been kept busy this year printing for the nGopher's Denn and the NEmeraldH. Mr. Bradfield instructs the class in using the offset printing press. Knowledge Through Reading Monthly visits to the Mulberry Lutheran Home have highlighted the Library Club's service projects this year. Officers: Janet Cragun, President, Mary Sheehan, vice president: Cindy Essex, secretary: Carolyn Sheehan, and Sherry Lewis, reporters: Mrs. Hurt, sponsor. , .. 4' I' ,1 Library aide, Mrs. Waldron, A time for study. works diligently. Members assist fudents and Ykaclwrs nick Hoffman and non Burkhalter Morris am? Jerry help Set up work on A.V. equipment. A- V- equlpment- V L A f, V The Audio-Visual Club has the responsibility for the audio-visual aids used in the classrooms at Clinton Prairie. Officers: Stan Moore, president: Rodney Clouser, office manager: Bill Fultz, asst. office manager: Paula Parnell, secretary-treasurer: Mr. LaMar, sponsor. This year the Science Club visited the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago and sponsored the annual Science Fair. Officers: Mark Rains, president: Bob Beard, vice-president: Ellen Weflen, secretary-treasurer: Mr. Svoboda, sponsor. Kmrwledge Wzrough Reasearclz il X A AN-1X, .A Health Careers Club furthers the knowledge of students interested in health careers. Officers: Genny Camp, president: Chylene Neal, vice-' president: Janie Street, secretary: Joy Carter, treasurer: Mrs. Scheirer, sponsor. H6Q7i7Zg Others Heqjs Yourself Sunshine Society held a slumber party in the gym, distributed baskets of food at Thanksgiving and sent gifts to patients at Logansport State Hos- pital. Officers: Peg Smith, president, Mary Coridan, vice-president, Judy Ford, secretary, Ann Johnson, treasurer: Mrs. Hollenbeck, sponsor. ills. J.iV HHH! Future Homemakers of America prepares young ladies for homemaking careers. Officers: Ruth Pribie, president: Mary Sheehan, vice-president: Susan Lane, vice-president: Fran Woolfington, secretary: Janet Cragun, treasurer: Mrs. Brown , sponsor . 1 The Crop Judging Team has been eligable gggggercigiggi Pgijgdjgji for state contest for the last five years. ved ag the Staie F F A Looking Towards the Future CHAPTER MEMBERS Chapter officers, fleft to right, Front row: Larry Perlee, Sentinel: Jim Ramsey, Reporter: Chuck Watkins, Treasurer: Rodney Clouser, President: Junior Minth, Vice President, Mike Pulley, Secretary: John Gray, Advisor: Cthird row far right: Bob Beard, Secretary. Junior High F.F.A. gives early training in Dotn agriculture and leadership for young boys. Officers: Bob Gibson, president: Jackie Burdine, vice- president: Steve Kincade, secretary: Dale Woody, treasurer: Raymond Smith, reporter: Tom VanPe1t, sentinel: Mr. Gray, sponsor. Lettermen's Club recognizes tuuse outstanding atnletes who participate in sports at Clinton Prairie. Officers: Curt Lock, president: Mike Svoboda, vice-president: Mike Padgett, secretary-treasurer: Greg Pollard, chaplain: Mr. Bush, sponsor. Pep Club Supports Teams Tllraagh all Seasons The spirit generated by the Pep Club helped to spur the Gophers on to a hard hitting season. Officers: Vickie Guffy, president: Genny Camp, vice- president: Chylene Neal, secretary: Diana Loveless, treasurer: Phil Dilley, sergeant at arms: Mr. Clark, sponsor. ,fwfr Pep skits helped to A time for spirit. generate SPi1'it- The Girls' Athletic Association highlighted its year with their winning basketball team. Officers: Diana Loveless, president: Mary Ann Coridan, Physical Fitness arns Important Status Junior High G.A.A. gives younger girls an opportunity to participate in sports. The purpose of the new Industrial Arts Club is to broaden the members' knowledge of the industrial world. Officers: Curt Lock, president: John Cash, vice-president: Phil Dilley, secretary: Steve Barnett, treasurer: Mr. Dellinger, sponsor. ew Clubs Promote Interest The Future Teachers of America Chapter of Clinton Prairie was estaolished this year and holds the high objectives of the teaching profession. Officers: Lois Friedrich, president: Peg Smith, vice president: Patty Ferguson, secretary: Mary Coridan, treasurer: Mrs. Dilley, sponsor. Chorus provides vocal training and extra-curricular activities. The chorus members participate in concerts. A Time for Singing The Prairie Singers highlighted their season by doing a commercial for W.I.L.O. 'gap This year's Stage Band performed several times including the Variety Show and Colfax Alumni Dance. Prize Winning The Clinton Prairie Concert and Marching Bands have had a busy year. The Marching Band performed at each football game and in the Christmas Parade. The Concert Band presented several convocations and concerts. They at- tended the State Band Contest. The Pep Band plays a variety of snappy tunes to aid the student body in instilling spirit into the varsity teams. Prairie Bands Leadfmg the Band The Prairiettes performed at roothali and basketball games and led the marching band in the Christmas Parade. A Delva Heavilon was the head twirler this year Drum majors, Susie Peters and Ken Doty, led the band through a successful marching season. Future Mus downs Junior High Band teaches young musicians skills which will be useful in the Senior High Band. Freshman chorus prepares members for high school singing. SEASONS of SPURTS I M, l ffm I I A. 'it n ff Y S S 4 f' S ..S.. S S s y ' .K 5 -, 2, K- fl' V JT il a N, ' xii i r z ,e i E i N Football VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front: D. Jacoby, D. Jacoby, C. Benefiel, P. Emens Row 1: K. Tague, S. Yantis, M. Rains, T. Burke, J. Holloway, G. Pollard, M. Johnson, M. Padgett, R. Golden, B. Villars, M. Adams, D. Holloway, and M. Davis Row 2: J. Lashbrook, J. Thomas, B. Haughs, T. Biesecker, C. Lock, M. Rains, D. Thomas, J. Israel, M. Svoboda, J. Neidlinger, J. Bailey, J. Neidlinger, M. Bailey, and M. Goldsberry Row 3: T. Coridan, M. Scott, T. Hitch, R. Svoboda, B. Butler, L. Sharp, D. Hoffman, L. Camp, T. Staley, M. Amich, R. Kaspar, R. Brettnacher, and P. Snellenbarger ' SENIORS: Row l: T. Biesecker, G. Pollard, C. Lock, and M. Rains Row 2: M. Svoboda J. Holloway, D. Thomas, J. Israel, and M. Johnson I CP TOUCHDOWN!!!!!!!!1 Leroy Keyes maybe????????? B-TEAM FOOTBALL: Row 1: J. Harden, M. Davis, F. Tague, T. Coridan, B Stillwell, M. Bailey, and D. Jacoby Row 2: R. Kaspar, R. Svoboda, P. Snellenbarger, R. Brettnacher, M. Goldsberry, and M. Rains Row 3: J. Bailey, T. Hitch, M. Caldwell, J. Neidlinger, D. Holloway, J. Neid- linger, and M. Scott JR. HIGH FOOTBALL: Row 1: C. Shepard, J. Stevens, J. Baker, T. Lutt- rull, R. Whitlock, K. Shaw, B. Harrison, C. Peterson, D. Holloway, R. Stinson, R. Morehouse, and M. Wilcox Row 2: S. Ford, M. Calloway, D. Pribie, B. Kingen, B. Villars, M. Fultz, R. Hash, R. Wilson, K. Davis, D. Davis, B. Goldsberry, M. Tague, and S. Suter Row 3: J. McNelly, B. Hodgen, R. Gibson, S. Rhoades, D. Lahrman, R. Maish, R. Irwin, J. McQuern, M. Lewis, B. Bailey, M. Alexander, J. Bass, and M. DeFord The 1968-69 CP foot- ball team finished the year with a record of l-8. The real heart- breaker of the season came when they lost to Carroll by l point in the Homecoming game. The awards winners this year are from left to right: John Israel-outstand- ing offensive lineman, Curt Lock-outstanding defensive back, and Mark Rains, outstand- ing offensive back. Our representatives on the All Conference teams were Curt Lock on both the offensive and defensive teams with Mark Rains and Greg Pollard, honor- I able mention. I Cross Country VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Row l: M. Whitlock, P. Dilley, G. Kinsler, J. Harden, and D. Anderson Row 2: M. Simmons, S. Davis, C. Lane, J. Minth, and S. Anderson Gary Kinsler SENIORS: P. Dilley, S. Anderson, Cross Country Award Winner B. Fultz, M. Simmons, and S. Davls Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: M. Pulley, manager: R. Golden, S. Yantis, S. Davis, J. Ramsey, and L. Heavilon, manager Row 2: D. Jacoby, statis- ticianz J. Minth, C. Lock, B. Butler, B. Fultz, M. Simmons, S. Anderson, G. Pollard, and Coach Bert Bush Varsity Cheerleaders Cindy Chittick, Joy Harrison Cheryl Plantenga, Mary Garmon f N is 3 . i - - , ,H f , Pollard in the back court. . N . .fo . The bench Simmons hits a jumper l Seniors: G. Pollard, C. Lock, S. Anderson, B. Fultz, M. Simmons, Golden jumps it up S. Davis B-TEAM BASKETBALL: Row l: C. Lane, J. Ralston, M. Marlatt, G. Kinsler, M. Padgett, and G. Maish Row 2: Jeff Parnell, manager: M. Congleton, T. Hitch, C. Shepard, T. Smith, M. Adams, D. Dickerson, and Coach Tom Crist B-team Cheerleaders: Kneeling: Rosie Stewart Back: Rhonda Larsh, Cindy Essex, and Cathy Ramsey FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Row 1: M. Davis, D Anderson, P. Snellenbarger, T. Fickle, pnsmmncmmmemmrm . ' . Debbie McKinsey Trudy Barnett manager, J. Mundell, S. Clossin Row 2. ShmonBhM1e,1mHuW1mwdm5 J. Lashbrook, R. Kaspar, R. Rogers, T. Smith, L. Loveless, R. Brettnacher, R. Grimes Row 3: D. Holloway, J. Harden, R. Chambers, M. Caldwell, D. Murray, R. Svoboda, Coach Gary Longest EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row 1. R. Irwin, D. Lahrman, and J. Bailey, Row 2. J. McNelly, M. Calloway, and M. Lewis, Row 3. B. Hodgen, J. McQuern, and R. Maish, Row 4. S. Suter, J. Bass, and S. Ford, Coach Jerry Grimes Eighth Grade Cheer- leaders: Sandy Chit tick and Mike Mahan EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row l. D. Price, H. Jackson, and M. Deford, Row 2. D. Hickey, N. Smith, and F. Roach, Row 3. R. Reed, T. Timmons, and J. Burdine, Row 4. T. Horlacher T. Dickerson, and D. Woody, Row 5. J. Scott, B. Goldsberry, and M. Alexander 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL: Row 1: R. Whitlock, W. Barker,nJ. Stevens, K Shaw, D. Lane, J. Baker, and R. Garriott Row 2: T. Derflinger, J Ferguson, L. Virgin, M. Rutan, B. Anderson, R. Kauffman, C. Peterson, D. Voltz, M. Lucas, T. Luttrull, and R. Hash Row 3: R. Galvin, R Morehouse, K. Krammes, M. Walker, C. Shepard, The winners of the basketball awards at the Athletic Banquet are -from left to right: Bill Fultz, Rebounding award, John Ralston, B-Team Freethrow award, and Mark Simmons, Varsity Freethrow award. Bill had an average of 14 rebounds per game and was high scorer with an 18.1 average. Mark was second high scorer with a 12 point average and hit 72 per cent from the line from the line. B. Villars, B. Harrison, K. Thomas, M. Fultz, and Mr. Bowen, coach John led the B-Team with 67.5 per cent Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: Row l: T. Coridan, R. Garriott, Mark Raifls M. Rains, D. Judge, H. Hodgen, M. Israel, R. Golden, J. outstanding McKinniss, B. Stillwell, B. Davis, and K. Farlow Row 2: Wrestler M. Perry, manager: M. Goldsberry, J. Good, J, Bailey, S. Kaspar, M. Svoboda, M. Rains, P. Dilley, J. Neidlinger, T. Burke, and D. Mundell, manager Row 3: Mr. Moriarty, coach: T. Staley, M. Amich, J. Holloway, L. Sharp, M. Johnson, S. Barnett, J. Neidlinger, and Mr. Johnson, assistant coach loway, and P. Dilley Row 2: S. Barnett and M. Svoboda Row 3: M. Johnson SENIORS: Row 1: M. Rains, J. Hol- Big Rains smashes Westfield foe Little Rains ready for action against Southwestern TOURNEY WRESTLING TEAM: Row 1: R. Garriott, B. Stillwell, M. Rains, and J. Bailey Row 2: L. Sharp, M. Rains, P. Dilley, and T. Burke Row 3: M. Johnson, J. Holloway, and T. Staley 3390 i, ' lf Holloway decisions Mikesell in Phil Dilley in referee's position Westfield meet Track VARSITY TRACK: Row 1: R. Svoboda, D. Murray, M. Goldsberry, J. Harden, M. Rains, R. Kaspar, and D. Holloway Row 2: M. Rains, G. Pollard, M. Padgett, L. Sharp, and D. Dickerson Row 3: B. Treece, manager, M. Adams, J. Holloway, M. Simmons, J. Crites, . B. Fultz, C. Lock, and J. Thomas John Thomas Mark Simmons Dale MurraY J im H011Qway NEW C.P. TRACK RECORDS 180 Yd. Low Hurdles :2l.3 Mike Padgett Shot Put 45'5n Curt Lock Long Jump 2O'4u Mark Simmons itiedl 880 Yd. Relay l:38.l Holloway,Thomas Padgett,Simmons NEW MID-CENTRAL TRACK RECORDS 220 Yd. Dash :22.7 Jim Holloway 180 Yd. Low Hurdles :2l.9 Mike Padgett 880 Yd. Run 2:07.8 Mark Simmons Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1: D. Jacoby, manager: M. Rains, D. Hol- loway, G. Pollard, D. Morrow, J. Minth, and R. Golden Row 2: T. Burke, D. Sharp, D. Murray, M. Adams, and P. Biesecker Row 3: Mr. Paige, coach: D. Jacoby, manager: J. Holloway, C. Lock, M. Caldwell, S. Anderson, and M. Amich I 5 Scholastic Awards Pictured from left to right: Senior Mark Rains, Junior Mark Adams, Sophomore Tim Hitch, and Freshman Mike Rains The award is given to the ath- lete in each grade with the highest grade point average for that year. In order to be eligible the athlete must participate in 3 sports, Fall Kcross country or footballlg Winter Kbasketball or wrestlingjp and Spring ibaseball or trackl. Our Fearless Leader George Bradfield Athletic Director 1 COACHING STAFF: Row 1: Mr. Longest, track and freshman basketball, Mr.,Grimes, eighth grade basketball, Jr. High track, and Jr. High football: Mr. Crist, assistant foot- ball and B-team basketball: Mr. Bush, cross country and Varsity basketball Row 2: Mr. Svoboda, Jr. High football, Mr. Paige foot- ball and baseball: Mr. Moriarty, wrestling, Mr. Johnson, assistant wrestling TIME iw SENIOR S .. ..1-, in- 'lk we-N Ski! , 2- ,f E-fx, H F K' . -ff :fi--1 wx fix jwifszii 539.3 L W 5,115 , ' hgLA Y ' fi w wp :N F X K -XX Lf fn 'V - K L Seniors - A Time to Reap Class Officers: Secretary, Bev Rodgers: President, Don Jacoby: Vice-President, Mike Svobodap Treasurer, Delva Heavilon. John Anderson Stan Anderson Daniel Atkinson Steve Barnett Tom Biesecker Janice Bradshaw J. Max Bryan Jane Calloway Genny Camp Johnny Cash Suzie Clendenning Rodney Clouser Norma Cook Janet Cragun Daniel Davis Steve Davis Phil Dilley Kenny Doty ' Q Urging Wallace, Snoopy and H.H.H. to fol- low suit, the Jolly Green Giant threw his support to Mr. Paige's Gophers in the cam- paign to win Homecoming. nWhy not ask Denny for the David Draper Katherine Fleeman Judy Ford Lois Friedrich Bill Fultz Marilyn Grimes measurements?u ,-of G ,,l.y i mfr X J fin ff. r Mba . Eh? ! ,,.- W ' Seniors Have A nReal Picnicu Vickie Guffy Teresa Hale Eric Halsema Mary Harden Steve Harlan Delva Heavilon Mike Hodgen Jim Holloway Carol Hutchison Doug Knox Debbie Krammes Wayne Landes Larry Heavilon Steven.Heavi1on Sandy Henrichs John Israel Don Jacoby Mark Johnson Curtis Lock Dianna Loveless Susanna Mena Photo Not Available Eddie Morgan Carol Morehouse Dennis Morrow , Vx. .K 5 . , 3.1. . !,A3k :F iS S'x L Robert Miteff Stan Moore Steve Moore Chylene Neal Janet Neidlinger Marsha Newhart A-N M Susan Peters Frances Phillippo Cynthia Pletch Greg Pollard Ruth Pribie Mike Pulley Debbie Norton ,Larry Perlee The senior girls and I , , 'g , Mark Rains S ar -A . ' ' he R i M MRQJR ,Qfnltg 23 A S QE Q' 'iid' 2 1 a .fx X7 wwwxfw iw? if ' QW LWQWQWQB ' f werkf 'W fs?ff1.1Q.Ma,.a ha A - Q tx 'we' if , f2,' aio M, ,am gf Q ,aa V v 1 . , L . , ,L AH 14 a n A + w - ' A '31 ' ' if f u1w95'Z,Lm1r My as , 2 ' W QL y- 1L3A1' f '-T sznv 1. 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Smith Mike Svoboda Dennis Thomas Doug Thomas John Thomas Rex Walker With a cry of nUp, Up and Away,n Ellen prepares to mount her side horse and ride off to the Junior Miss Pageant. Chris Wampler Chuck Watkins Ellen Weflen Greg White David Ziesenhenne TQLME fm' FACULTY QQ3, et. Z ..,f.:Qt-FQ!! fhfzil 5:3 gittfy 1 :vw - M' N1 g X I'-5: 1' 'ff qwx...-lmse Q P i K 5 Helping us prepare for the 1 Donald Bowen received his B.S. at Indiana University and his M.S. at Purdue. Mr. Bowen teaches algebra and geometry. l Geometry challenges many Sophomores William E. Lamar received his B.S. from Purdue University. Mr. Lamar teaches Jr. High math and supervises A.V. Club world of tomorrow byunderstanding math Michael Wade earned his B.S. at Purdue University. He teaches senior math, physics and general math. Gary Longest earned his B.S. at Indiana State University. He teaches 7th and 8th grade mathematics. Seniors advance their knowledge in math. Sharon McClughen earned her B.A. from Purdue and Indiana Univer- sities. She teaches 9th and 10th grade English. English Caroline Estes received her B.A. from Asbury College and M.A. from Purdue University. She teaches llth and 12th English and Speech. Dorothy Dilley received her B.A. from Ball State, Butler and Indiana State. She teaches jr. high English. Department Marcia Hudson earned her B.S. at Ball State University. Mrs. Hudson teaches 7th and 8th grade English. George Bradfield received his B.S. and M.S. from Indiana State. Mr. Bradfield teaches typing I and II. Roy Cleaver received his B.S. from Central Normal Collece and Ball State University. He teaches bookkeeping, shorthand, secretarial training, and ad- vanced typing. y Jerry Grimes received his B. S. at Ball State University. Mr. Grimes teaches Commercial Business. Business Education Department Sciences Stephen Moriarty earned his B.S. at Purdue. Mr. Moriarty teaches general science. Richard Svoboda earned his B.S. and M.S. from Kansas State, Purdue, and Butler Universities He teaches biology and 9th general science. Tom Alward earned his deqree from Indiana State and Purdue. Mr. Alward teaches general science and chemistry. .L 5 in 'fx Muriel Brown received her B S. from Purdue. Mrs. Brown teaches home economics. Karon Seward received her B.S. at Indiana State University. Miss Seward teaches art at different levels. Creative Abilities 'Esther Hollenbeck earned her B. A. from Indiana Central and her B.S. from Purdue and Iowa State She teaches home economics and .health. The Worl Bert Bush received his B.S. from Defiance College and hi M.S. from Indiana University He teaches 8th grade social studies. He coaches Varsity Cross Country and Basketball d S Social Studies--a basis for other fields of history. V N of H istory Randall Deweese received his B.A. at Purdue. He teaches U.S. History and World History. Social Science class members discuss world problems. Yesterday i z y e Baxter Paige received his B.S. and M.S. from Indiana State University. He teaches government,social science and psychology. ,.,- And Today Neta Jacoby earned her B.A from Butler and Purdue Uni versities. She teaches jr high social studies. Social Science class members W discuss world problems. Physical Education . ,ggg M i Sher?-'Y Hayden ear1'1?d he? B-5- Thomas Crist earned his B.P.E. from Ball State University. Miss and M,5, at purdue, Mr, Crist HaYden,teaCheS 91153-'S P1'1YSiCal teaches physical education. education and sponsors G.A.A. Forezgn Languages Linda K. Marshall received her James M. Compton received his B.A. at Ball State University. B.A. at Indiana State University Mrs. Marshall teaches Junior Mr. Compton teaches 9th English English and Spanish. and Latin. , apic V ggi Iudustrtat Arts Jerry T. Johnson earned his B.S. from Indiana State University. Mr. Johnson teaches Indus- trial Arts and is also asst. wrestling coach. Agriculture John Gray earned his B.S and M.S. at Purdue. Mr. Gray teaches vocational agriculture and sponsors Sr. and Jr. High F.F.A. 1 James Dellinger received his B.S. from Ball State Purdue and Wayne State. Mr. Dellinger teaches In dustrial Education and sponsors Industrial Arts Club. I M usfic Donald Peltier received his B.S. from Indiana State. He teaches vocal music and general music. He directs the chorus. Department Ray Pearson earned his B. of Musical Education from But ler University. He teaches music and directs the high school bands. Student Teachers Miss Linda Wolf Miss Jane Cripe Mr. Mark McDonald Mrs. Beverly Schwartz Ki taken Help B Carr:J Cook:L Reed:D Hoffman: A Richardson:P Miller:M Thompson S Bogan:S Martin:K Weflen:B Carr:L ' Hodges:J Thomas:M ' Bridges of f Zee Help lst: D. Krammes: A. Johnson: P. Smith: R. Pribie: C. Chit tick: S. Peters: C. Robey: J Neidlinger 2nd: L. Skiles: J. Bradshaw: C. Neal: L. Heavilon: J. Par nell: N. Cook: F. Woofington C. Pletch Mrs. Hurt earned her B.S. from the University of Kentucky and Central Normal College. She earned her M.S. from Purdue and is currently the school librarian. Harlan Clark received his B.S. from Indiana State and M.S. from Butler. He is the Jr. High guidance counselor. Maurice Croxton received his B.S. from Western Illinois and Illinois Universities and his M.S. from Purdue. Mr. Croxton is sr. high guidance director. Margaret Woody earned her B. S. from Purdue University. She supervises the lunch pro- grams for the corporation. O. Stingley,R. Harshbarger, J. Bridges, V. Thompson. M Grice7B Vandermark7D Newbold M Bridges7J Flowers Behind The Scenes ' H NealyJ HinklepJ Larman7R MarlattpH Dillworthp G Timmons7J Rex7F Pletch7D Krammes7H Smith7J Davis: G Harshman7E KestersonyO CoffmangH Smith Emmet Miller received his B.P.E. and M.P.E. from Purdue University. Mr. Miller has the duties of the assistant principal as well as teaching 9th Algebra. Phillip McDaniel is prin- cipal of Clinton Prairie. He graduated with a B.S. and M.S. from Indiana State University. .Qz . I Marian Sims and Sue Bass handle most of the office work for Clinton Prairie High School. Their jobs range from writing passes to being secretaries. I . Mr. Bailey served on the school board for three years. He was an active member of the community for a number of years. His efforts to further education have been appreciated. uYet not to thine eternal resting place Shalt thou retire alone, nor couldst thou wish Couch more mag- nificent. Thou shalt lie down With patriarchs of the infant world-with kings, The powerful of the earth-the wise, the good.H 11l'i5E5-I-55935757 , ,, f ,. Elfx.L'f! Vernon Kasparp Elsworth Bieseckery John Hufferp Eugene Alexandeg Superintendent of Schools: John J. Clendenningy Merle Pollard. TIME fbr UNDERCLASSMEN 70 71 72 73 I A! Juniors - A Time to Week ,Q W 1 . Juniors --- leaders of tomorrow??? 3, .5xHgQ5: .41 EEN fglggjig i WE? iii! 3'-hr, Adams, Mark Alexander, Susan Bailey, Charlotte Bailey, Polly Barker, Linda Beard, Bob Beaver, Debbie Benefiel, Chuck Biesecker, Paul Birge, Darrell Broady, Clayborn Bruning, Ronna Butler, Blaine Carr, Chuck Carter, Joy Chittick, Cindy Chittick, Bill Clark, Sheila Clouser, Dennis Cook, Johanna Cook, Rebecca Coridan, Mary Ann Coy, Donald Creek, Linda Crose, Beth Edmondson, Mike Emens, Phil Ferguson, Patty Gant, Steve Garmon, Mary Garriott, Randy - Garriott, Steve Golden, Randy Goldsberry, Barb Goode, Wendell Goodnight, Sandy 'bit HQ' V 1 Lane, Carl Lane, Susie LaReau, Kathy Maish, Myron Martin, Linda McCabe, Linda McCorkle, Dawn McMindes, Prima Minth, Junior Mohler, Beckie Mundell, Dan Neal, Barb .5 ,iw A.W, .. ,Wave 1 ,.,. . , . Q! i 35-32 , Q 1 mei- S QQ- ' 232g g t, X 'f 4 gkgg .,' 2 Y 5 xwfi vi f K K- woe Hankins, Carol Harrison, Joy Hart, Ronda Haughs, Bob Heavilon, Jerri Hinkle, Kyle Hodges, Judy Hoffman, Richard Jacobs,Maurice Johnson, Ann Jones, Carrie Juday, Maureen Judge, David Kaser, Ron Kesterson, Robin Kinsler, Gary Knuckles, Ted Landes, Ed Padgett, Mike Palmer, Donna Parnell, Paula Perry, Mike Pendry, Bruce Plantenga, Cheryl Pullen, Greg Ramsey, Jim Remaly, Dan Rice, Bob Roark, Ruth Robey, Carolyn Ruch, Kathy Schmidt, Pat Scott, Becky Sharp, Larry Sheehan, Mary Shepard, Chuck Do we have to know all the dates? The '69 prom committee, hard at work for the best prom ever. The Junior class officers for 1968-69 are, from left to right: Bob Beard, Vice- Presp Maureen Juday, Pres.: Dawn McCorkle, Treasurer: and Susie Lane, Secretary. Smith, Mag Street, Janie Tucker, Susie Villars, Bob Voltz, Karen Walton, Lisa Waters, Bob Whitlock, Doug Wills, Vickie Wilson, Steve Yantis, Steve Ziesenhenne, Trudy Soplzom-ores - A Time to Gather These sophomores deliberate their choice of class rings. iwg,2Jhf , K 1 ' F R x bxixg swf me W' s 'Y'f..!svf'H1iX.- - I Amich, Mike Atkinson, Bonnie Bailey, Jerry Bailey, Nancy Barker, Jacquie Batts, Sandy Beaver, Steve Beattie, Johanna Burke, Bill Burkhalter, Don Camp, Lyle Clark, Roger Clark, Sandy Congleton, Mike Craven, Rita Davis, Beverly Davis, Bob Davis, Charles Deford, Lou Ann Dellinger, Mike Denton, Gerald Dickerson, Don Draper, Diane Essex, Cindy Q 3 A?f , Um . ' Q- ri 1 I . , e',rM,J9 I y I E 5 iwfwm A mga 2,-if , Eifgfh Q if-Fif f ia! Fxj E imwi ' Y - A 1 ,rin ik Wig, H I SI H Z. . . 1 'lg 1 Ferguson, Peggy Fickle, Janice, French, Lois Fultz, Ken Gant, Joyce Good, Jeff MGH- 1. :.,. TF., , K ' I I E is :fx ' 3 , tw ,X i 1.2 5 ,Eze img sk X , F2 f ' QL . Vt' QFEFT 4 42 Seven proud sophomores model their class sweaters. Good, Joe Good, Rick Hall, Susie Hammel, Debbie Heavilon, Fred Hickey, Debbie Hitch, Tim Hudgens, JoEllen Huffer, Michele Janz, Jim Kaser, Connie Kaspar, Steve Kauffman, Jack Knox, Rick Larsh, Rhonda Lashbrook, Harold Leap, Frank Miteff, Dave Moore, Pat Niedlinger, Jerry Newbold, Pam Nickelsburg, Dave HQ: ri sr Mike is 3 Presley, Pam Pullen, Karen Querry, Vickie Ralston, John Ramsey, Cathy Reed, Brenda I4IIl !'IIll Roberts, Sharri Rutan,'John Schiery, Mary Scott, Mike Schaffer, Gerald Skiles, Janet'f Q 1'x :WJ X Q 1 C -fi -'ggiiiyiem 1. h q5.,.,,. .. EN Gs X Maisn, Gary Marlatt, Mike Martin, Brenda Martin, Debbie McNelly, Connie' Minnick, Stan 3111 WM R. Otterman, Chris Parnell, Jeff X Peterson, Jackie' Phillippo, Morris Plantenga, Cathy Powell, Stephanie Reed, Linda Reeder, Debbie Remaly, Chuck Rex, Jimmy Richardson, Anna Richardson, Sharon Tom Staley, Sandy Clark, Rhonda Larsh, and Steve Kasper, sophomore class officers, weather the year in good spirits. Smith, Mark Smith, Ralph Smith, Tom Staley, Tom Stewart, Rosie Stillwell, Benny Stillwell, Mike Thomas, Jenny Treece, Bruce Vance, Arlene Vancel, Sandy Woolfington, Fran Yantis, Dale Freshmen - Time Anderson, Don Bagley, Rex' to Build Bailey, Martin Baker, Sherry Barnett, Trudy Batts , Nancy Beaver, Randy Biddle, Sharo Birge, Linda f 'W 5.-Q. N z H Bombei, Sandy Burke, Mike - Bragg, Phill ' Brettnacher, Rick Bridges, Mary Broady, Cathy Caldwell, Mark Carr, Bessie Chambers, Ron Castle, Chris Cheek, Ron Cheesman, Rudy Cheesman, Trudy Chittick, Linda The 1969 Freshmen class cmsmn,stmm officers are, from left Cooper' Mark to right: Mike Rains, Pres.: Chris Castle, V.Pres.: Debbie McKinsey, Sec.: Sandy Bombei, Treas. Cooper, Mike Coridan, Tim Crose, Jeff Crow, Tom Davis, Becky Davis, Mike Davis, Doug Dellinger, Jeff Devore, Eddie Edmondson, Vickie Farlow, Karl Fickle, Tom Fleeman, Dixie French, Lora Fultz, Thelma Gant, Mike ,Garriott, Ronda Golden, Roger Goldsberry, Mike Griffin, Donna Hutson, Conda Israel, Mike Jackson, Cheryl Jacoby, Dennis Jones, Dick Kaspar, Russell Lewis, SHeryl Long, Darrell Loveless, Larry Mahan, Sharon Marty, Angelia Maxwell, Debbie ? f i ,, i.,5Qf awk' - Wana vm J Xi L 3 . Neidlinger, Jim Niccum, David Nicewander, Debbie Pemberton, Bob Perry, Susan Pletch, Nikki Grimes, Richard Harden, Johh Harvard, Karen Haughs, Sarah Hodgen, Harry Holloway, Dick Kauffman, Jerald Krammes, Kathy LaReau, Jackie Lashbrook, Diana Lashbrook, Joe Leming, Rita McDaniel, John McKinnis, Joe McKinsey, Debbie Miller, MaryRose Mundell, Jim Murray, Dale Rains, Mike Richman, Libby Roberts, Debbie Rogers, Rex Ruch, Bob Rutan, Teresa Sanders, Barb Sanders, Linda Schmidt, Judy Scott, Linda Senasec, Troy Sheehan, Carolyn Snellenbarger, Phil Spencer, Steve Steiner, Chris Stull, Steve Svoboda, Rick Tague, Keith Wilson, Vicki Winger, Connie Wortley, Debbie Young, Connie QW? A ,,,- , Q' 5 I 'i 'Ti T ,new QQ' f5:z.- .miW. N 5 4 ' W' , . Y 84953 aim Freshmen boys become exhilarated in P.E. wg ur 1, - ,ska Wamwswfa Mmwysmff 9w,5 Q SQQQE? Shepard, Carol Silverthorn, David Simmons, Gloria Smith, Garry Smith, Patty Smith, Terry Tucker, Richard Thompson, Michele Walton, Carol Weflen, Karen Whitlock, Ruth Wilson, Shirley Eighth - A Time to Continue Eighth graders study the root system of soy beans Albitz, Penny Alexander, Mark Atkinson, Tom Bailey, Brad Bass, Jeff Birge, Marvin Bowen, Rita Brewer, Robin Burdine, Jackie Calloway, Jon Calloway, Mike Carr, Barbara Chapple, Bill Chittick, Sandy Clark, Kathy Congleton, Lynn Conner, John Cook, Tom Crum, Barbara Culp, Randy Deford, Mike DeVore, Don Dickerson, Tom Easterly, Debbie Ewing, Howard qFerguson, Debbie Gibson, Bob Gibson, Sandy Goldsberry, Bob Hammel, Teresa Harden, Hilda Henrich, Donna Hickey, Danny Hickey, Janet Hodgen, Billy Hoffman, Joan Horlacher, Tom Howard, Eddie Howard, Mary Jo Irwin, Rick Isreal, Kathy Jackson, Herbert Joyce, Janet Kimmel, Kathy Kincaid, Steve Kinslow, Darrell Lahrman, Dan Lewis, Mark Ferguson, Ferguson, Fletcher, Forsythe, Lora Teresa Don Darla Frazure, David Freels, Dennis Freels, Jeff Garriott, Bruce Long, Jan Mahan, Mike Maish, Randy Martin, Don Martin, Cathy Martin, Susie mcNelly, John McQuern, Jim Mohler, Susie Moore, Beverly Morrow, Diane Niccum, Mary Price, Dewayne Pullen, Gerry Rains, Donna Reed, Joe Reed, Robin Rhoades, Steve Sharp, Carolyn Shocky, Pat Skiles, Ronny Smith, Bob Smith, Debra Smith, Linda McCorkle, McKinley, McKinsey, McKinsey, McMindes, McMindes, Norris, Ju Nunn, Gary Gayle Steve Cindy Patty Marsha Wanda lie Palmer, Dennis Pendry, Cheryl Pierce, Gill Pribie, David Roach, Fred Roark, sandy Schaffer, Schiery, Penny Kathy Scott, Jerry Sharp, Bonita kin: 2 1 we ' I ' . ryfagiig BV Stinson, Cathy Stinson, Lanelle Suter, Steve Tague, Mike Thompson, Mary Timmons, Larry . K, Q ru gs, y 5 f gy 5 x if' 3 ' 5 ..x S- ,, EV- f' Smith, Neida i ,QW-V f' 4 E , Smith Neil .,f,qg5Ei h .QQ y' Smith, Raymond if ' Smith, Sarah ui' sQ,'x . Ag ' Spencer, Lottie 'iiigiiimg 'fi Q X , Staley, Beth .gif .4 ' ' 'h3fQyff:'51f Q Y 7.' .3if'a J56:g?E2 I 5- tk - 5 3 Voltz, Kathy Williams, Cindy Woodruff, Star Woody, Dale Timmons, Terry Treece, Rosemary VanPelt, Tom Vandermark, Becky ,,,, ii, Dancing with girls isn't so bad! Eighth grade boys work diligently in drafting class., Seventh - A Time to Plant Seventh grade girls find time to visit before lunch. Brackin, Pat Bradshaw, Cathy Caldwell, Terri Calloway, Kevin Cheesman, Cecil Chittick, Joyce Clawson, Mala Colssin, Debbie Cox, Barb Coy, Mike Crockett, Rod Crose, Dot Abbot, Homer Anderson, Bruce Asholck, Rhonda Bagley, Garry Baker, Jon Barker, Woody Barnett, Doug Beaver, Lori Beaver, LuAnn Biesecker, Joni Blacker, Lori Bogan, Sherrill -.v W,,, 5. ., , Fultz, Mike Galvin,Russe1l Garriott, Ricky Glenn, Rebecca Hall, Pam Hammell, Kathy Harrison, Bruce Harshman, Carla Harvard, Dona Hash, Russell Hilderbrand, Bonni Hodges, Lera Holloway, David Huddleston, Bill Hudgens, Laurie Kauffman, Dick Kelly, Rose Kessler, Sheila fbi Crose, Mary Davis, Dwight Davis, Keith Devore, Mike Derflinger, Tom Dickerson, JoAnna Driggs, Donna Easterly, Judy Edmondson, Debra Ferguson, Jim Foust, Marilyn Frye, Kim Kimmel, Nancy Kingen, Bob Krammes, Ken Knuckles, Roger Lane, Herbert Lane, David Lashbrook, Dennis Lemasters, John Leming, Cliffton Lhrman, Kim Lucas, Mark, Luttrall,Tim Marty, Anthony Matthew, Jeff McCord, Nathan McDaniel, Darrell McKinnis, Susan Mi1ler,Don Miller, PGQQY Morehouse, Randy Morgan, Kathy Neal, Marjorie Norris, Norton, Bradley Teresa Smith, Robert Smith, Susan Snodgrass, Sherri Spencer, Spencer, Staley, Stevens, Stewart, Stinson, Stinson, Todder, Thomas, LuAnn Richard Tannara J. Mark Lynnette Jon Roh Gary Kevin ,fx Ostler, Mary Pearcy, Joyce Peterson, Charles Phillippo, Edna Pullen, Kathy Ramsey, Julie Rutan, Mark Remaly, Patty Riley, Jim Robertson, Jeff Russell, Jim Schaeffer, Beth Schiert, Cheryl Shaw, Ken Shepard, Craig Sims, Melissa Skiles, Karen Smith, Cathy Q5 EBFWMWWSEH SQ? 5' 'n Ei f L . ig mf B g,a 5 fig K Wilson, Bob Wortley, Jim Wayatt, Patty Mass is inversly proportional to what? Thomas, Mary Treece Wayne Villars, Bill Vinard, Randy Virgin, Larry Voltz, David Waldron, Stephanie Walker, Max Wampler, Teri Whitlock, Ricky Wilcox, Mike Wills, Robin Wooldrige, Jane Winger, Bonnie A TIME T0 END L 4 For everything there is a season, and a time for everything under heaven: a time to be born, and a time to die: a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted: a time a time build up: a time a time a time to to to to to weep, cast kill, and a time to bear: break down, and a time to and a time to laugh: mourn, and a time to dance: away stones, and a time to gather stones together: a time to embrace, and a time from embracing: a time a time away: a time a time speak: a time a time to seek, to keep, to rend, to keep to love, for war, Ecclesiastes 3: to refrain and a time to and a time to lose: cast and a time to sew: silence, and a time to and a time to hate:' and a time for peace. 1-8 Senior Index JOHN C. ANDERSON Industrial Pep Club 17 Track 2,32 A. V. Club 4. Stanley L. Anderson Voc. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,47 Baseball 3,47 Basketball l,2,3,47 Track 37 Cross-Country 2,3,47 Chorus l,2, 47 Letterman's Club 3,47 Band l,2,3,4. DANIEL J. ATKINSON voc. Ag. 5:g:A. 1,2,3,471nd. Arts Club 4. Plymouth Troubleshooting 4. ROBERT S. BARNETT Industrial Pep Club l,3,47 Wrestling 3,47 Plymouth Troubleshooting 37 Ind. Arts Club 4. THOMAS BIESECKER Academic Science Club l,2,3,47 Spanish Club l,2,3,47 Prairie Singers 3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Stage Band 3,47 Chours 17 Student Council 1,42 Basketball l,2,37 Track 17 Football l,2,3,47Baseball 2,3,4f Letterman's Club 3,47 Yearbook 3,4. 1 JANICE ELAINE BRADSHAW Comm. Pep Club l,2,3,47 F.H.A. 2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Chorus 3,47 B-Sharps 3. J. MAX BRYAN Voc. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,47Ind. Arts Club 4. JANE ANN CALLOWAY Comm. F.H.A. 1,27 Sunshine 2.3.47 Health Careers 4. GENEVA ANNA CAMP Comm. F.H.A. 17 Chorus 17 G.a.A. l,2, 3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Pep Club 47 A.V. Club 47 Health Careers 3,4. John Alan Cash Industrial Plymouth Troubleshooting 3, Ind. Arts Club 4. JANET SUE CLENDENNING Academic Latin Club l,2,3,47Art Club 1,27 Band l,2,3,47 Chorus l,2,37 Pep Club 17 Sunshine 2,37B-Sharps 2, 37Prairie Singers 37 Yearbook 47 Student Council 47Junior Miss 4. RODNEY L. CLOUSER Aoc. A . Chorus 17 F.F.A. 1,273.17 A-V- Club 3,47 Band l,2,3,47 Science Club 47 Yearbook 47 Stage band 4. NORMA RUTH COOK ,Home Ec. Chorus l,3,4. JANET ELOYCE CRAGUN Academic Library Club l,2,3,47 Spanish Club l,2,3,47 Art Club 17 F.H.A. l,2,3,47 Pep Club l,2,3,47 Year- book 47 National Honor Society 3, 47 F.T.A. 47 Science Club 47 Sun- shine 2,3,47 Gopher's Den 4. DANIEL S. DAVIS Industrial Band l,2. STEPHEN KEITH DAVIS Academic Student Council 1,47 Spanish Club l,2,3,47 Art Club 17 Track 17 Band 1,27 Football 1,27 Basket- ball l,2,3,47 Baseball 47 Letter- man's Club 3,47 Science Club 2,3, 47 Cross-Country. PHILLIP ARLIN DILLEY Industrial Wrestling l,2,3,47 Football l,2, 37 Track 17 Band 1,27 Letterman's Club 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Cross- Country 47 Ind. Arts Club 4. KENNETH C. DOTY, JR. Academic Band l,2,3,47 Stage Band 2,3,47 Chorus l,2,3,47 Prairie Singers 2,37 Cross-Country 37 Baseball 1,27 Track 17 Latin Club 1,27 Gopher's Den 47 Drum Major 4. DAVID ROBERT DRAPER Academic Art Club 17 Band l,2,3,47 Latin Club l,2,37 Chorus l7Spanish Club 37 Science Club 37Gopher's Den 47 Pep Club 37 National Honor Soci- ety 3,47 F.T.A. 3,4fYearbO0k 3,4. KATHERINE SUE FLEEMAN Comm. Pep Club l,2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,4. JUDITH ANN FORD- Comm. Pep Club l,2,3,47 Latin Club 1,27 Health Careers 2,3,47 G.A.A. l,2, 47 Sunshine 2,3,47Gopher's Den 4. Lois ANN FRIEDRICH Academic Spanish Club l,2,3,47 G.A.A.l,27 Band l,2,3,47 Chorus 17 Pep Club 1,27 Sunshine 2,3,47Science club 3,47 F.T.A. 3.4: Yearbook 4. WILLIAM G. FULTZ Academic Student Council 17 Spanish Club l,2,3,47Basketball l,2,3,47 A.V. Club 47 Cross-Country 1,45 Track l,2,3,47Football 2,37Letterman's Club l,2,3,4f Baseball 4. MARILYN KAY GRIMES Academic Art Club l7Spanish Club l,2,3,47 Chorus 17 Band l,2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,42 Science Club 2,3,47 Stage Band 2,3,47 Library Club 3, Pep Club 27National Honor Society 3, 47 Gopher's Den 47 Yearbook 47 Girl's State 37 F.T.A. 4. VICKIE MARLENE GUFFY, Comm. G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Chorus l,2,37 Pep Club l,2,3,47 Health Careers 3,47 Student Council 1,32 TERESA ANN HALE Comm. Sunshine2,3,47Prairie Singers 4. ERIC M. HALSEMA Industrial Chrystler Troubleshooting 37Ind. Arts Club 4. MARY LAURA HARDEN Academic Library Club l,2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,42 Latin Club l,2,3,47 Art Club 17 Chorus 1,41 B-Sharps 37 Spanish Club 3,47Science Club 47 F.T.A. 47 Gopher's Den 47 Junior Miss 4. STEPHEN G. HARLAN Industrial Football 1,22 Ind. Arts Club 4. DELVA JEAN HEAVILON ,Academic Spanish Club l,2,3,47Art Club li Band l,2,3,47 Prairiettes l,2,3, 47 Health Careers 1,22 Sunshine Chorus li F.T.A. 3,41 Yearbook 3,4., LARRY JOE HEAVILON Academic Spanish ClUb,l+2L3-42PeP Club 17 Football Mgr. l,2,37 Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,47Track Mgr. l,2,3,47 Letterman's Club 2,3,4f F.T.A. 3,4. STEPHEN MAX HEAVILON Voc. Ag. ,Chrystler Troubleshooting 37Ind. Arts Club 4. SANDRA SUE HENRICHS Academic Pep Club l,2,3,47Sunshine 273,45 Yearbook 4. MICHAEL ALAN HODGEN' ,Academic Pep Club l,2,3,47Spanish CIEB I, 27 Art Club 17 Football 27Chorus 1. JAMES CURTIS HOLLOWAY Academic Football l,2,3,47 Basketball 17 Track l,2,3,47 WreStling.2,3,4: Baseball 1,2r3,4i Lerrerm nfa Club 2.3,47Science Club l,2,3f47 Chorus 17 Spanish Club 3,47 Pep Club 3,47 YearbOOk.3,4i National Honor Society 3,4. CAROL SUE HUTCHISON Academic Sunshine 2,3,47 Libraryclub 3,47 Band l,2,3,47 F.H.A. 3,47 F.T.A. 47 Yearbook 4. JOHN WILLIAM ISRAEL, JR.Fine Art Art Club lfscience Club l,2,3,47 Chorus l,37Football l,2,3,47 Pep Club l,2,3,47Basketball 17 Latin Club 17 Wrestling 27 Letterman's Club 2,3,4: Track 1. DONALD H. JACOBY Academic Band l,2,3,47Latin Club l,2,3,Zf Chorus 17 Science Club 2,3,47 National HQQQL Society 3.QjF00t4 ball Mgr. 3,47Basketball Mgr. 3, 47 Baseball Mgr. 3,47Letterman's Club 47 Student Council 374. MARK ALAN JOHNSON Academic Baseball 17 Basketball 17 Track 17 Football l,2,3,47Wrestling 2, 3.47 Lettermahls Club 3,47 Sci- ence Club 3,47 Latin Club 1,21 Pep Club 2,3,47 Chorus 1. DOUGLAS C. KNOX .Academic Latin Club l,2,3,47 Football 17 Art Club 17 Cross-Country 2,37 Basketball l,27Band l,2,3,47 Pep Club 37 A.V. Club 3,47 Science Club 4. DEBRA L. KRAMM S Comm. Pep Clubl,2,3,4:Cheer1eader 1,27 Library Club 17 F.H.A. 1,2,3,41 Sunshine 2,3,4. CARROLL CURTIS LOCK Academic Football l,2,3,47 Track l,3,47 Basketball l,2,3,47 Baseball l, 2,3,47 Letterman's Club 2,3,47 Pep Club 17 Art Club l7 Science Club 3,47 F.T.A. 3,47Gopher's Den 47 Chorus 17 Ind. Arts Club 4. DIANNA KAY LOVELESS Academic G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,47 Health Careers 2,3,47 F.H.A. 17 Sunshine 2,3,47 F.T.A. 3,47 Go- pher's Den 47 Chorus 1. SUSANNA MENA Academic ROBERT MITEFF General EDDIE R. MORGAN VOC. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,4? Chorus l. STANLEY ALAN MOORE Voc. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,47, Wrestling 2,37 Letterman's Club 2,3,47 Track 3. STEPHEN BOYD MOORE Industrial CAROL ELAINE MOOREHOUSE Comm. Pep Club l,2,3,47 Chorus l,2,3,47 B-Sharps 2,37 Band 37 G.A.A. 2,47 Health Careers 3,47A.V. Club 3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Prairiettes 3. DENNIS A. MORROW Industrial Football l,2,3,47 Track 17 Pep Club 3,41 Letterman's Club 2,3,4. CHYLENE LYNETTE NEAL Comm. Pep Club l,2,3,47 F.H.A. l,2,3,47 B-Sharps 1,2,32 G.A.A. 2,3,42Sun' shine 2,3,47Hea1th Careers 2,3,4. JANET RUTH NEIDLINGER Academic F.H.A. l,2,3,47 Art Club 17 Pep Club 47 Chorus 17 Spanish Club 3, 47 Sunshine 2,3,47 F.T.A. 47 Yearbook 4. MARSHA ANN NEWHART Home Ec. Pep Club l,2,3,47 Band l,2,3,47 F.H.A. 17 Chorus l,47, Sunshine 2,3,47 Prairiettes 3,47 Yearbook 4. DEBORAH JO NORTON Comm. Pep Club l,2,3,47 Spanish Club l, 37 Health Careers 3,4. LARRY PHILLIP PERLEE Voc. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,47 Band 1,27 Ind. Arts Club 4. SUSAN GLORIA PETERS Academic Band l,2,3,47 Latin Club l,2,3,47 Stage Band 2,3,47 Student Council 2,37 Sunshine 2,3,47 Yearbook 47 Drum Major 47 Gopher's Den 47 Prairiettes 47 Junior Miss 4. MARY FRANCES PHILLIPPO Academic Spanish Club l,2,3,47 F.H.A. 1,27 Art Club 17 Library Club 1,37 Pep Club l,2,37 Sunshine 3,41 F.T.A. 3,47 Gopher's Den 47 Yearbook 4. CYNTHIA JO PLETCH Academic Band l,2,3,47 G.A.A. l,2,3,47 B- Sharps 1,27 Prairie Singers 37 Pep Club l,2,3,47 Junior Miss 4. GREGORY PHILLIP POLLARD Voc. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,47 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,47 Track l,2,3, 47 Baseball l,2,3,47 Letterman's Club l,2,3,47 Art Club l. RUTH ARLEEN PRIBIE Academic Pep Club l,2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 F.H.A. 2,3,47 Health Careers 2,3, 47 Gopher's Den 47 Yearbook 4. MICHAEL ALAN PULLEY VOC. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,47 Band 1,22 Basket- ball Mgr. l,2,3,47 Letterman's Club 3,47 Ind. Arts Club 4. MARK ALAN RAINS Academic Science Club l,2,3,47 Latin Club l,2,3,47 Chorus 17 Band l,2,3,47 Stage Band 2,3,47 Prairie Singers 37 Spanish Club 3,47 Natl. Honor Society 3,47 Student Council 37 Football l,2,3,47 Track l,2,3,47 Wrestling l,2,3,47 Letterman's Club 2,3,47 Gopher's Den 47 Boy's State 37 F.T.A. 47 Yearbook 4. CARL S. REED Voc. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,47 Band 1. SANDRA MAE REED Comm, F.H.A. 2,3,4i Sunshine l,2,3TP5 Club 37 Health Careers 37 Gopher Den 47 Yearbook 4. CARLA MAE RICE Comm. F.H.A. l,2,37 Sunshine 2,3,47 B- Sharps 3,47 Pep Club 47 Chorus 3,4. RALPH O. RICHARDSON, JR. Ind. Art Club 1. BARBARA JOYCE RODGERS Academic Spanish Club l,2,3,47 Chorus l7 Pep Club l,2,3,47 Cheerleader l, 27 Band l,2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Health Careers 3,47 Science Club 47 Yearbook 3,47 Gopher's Den 47 F.T.A. 4. BEVERLY JEAN RODGERS Academic Band l,2,3,47 Spanish Club l,2, 3,42 Chorus 17 Student Council l, 47 Health Careers 3,47 F.T.A. 3, 47 Pep Club 17 Yearbook 3,47 Science Club 47 Gopher's Den 4. LARRY E. SHAFFER Academic Band l,2,3,47 Stage Band 2,3,4f F.T.A. 3,47 Yearbook 47 Gopher's Den 4. DONALD L. SHARP Comm. Band 17 Wrestling l,27Baseball 17 Chorus 2,37 A.V. Club G7 Prairie Singers 4. MARK JAMES SIMMONS Academic Band l,2,3,47 Basketball l,2,3,47 Track l,2,3,47 Student Council 1, 3,47 Chorus 17 Spanish Club 2,37 Cross-Country 2,3,47 Stage Band 2,3,47 Letterman's Club 2,3,47 National Honor Society 3,47 Boy's State Alternate 37 Yearbook 47 Gopher's Den 47 Science Club 2, 3,47 F.T.A. 4. LINDA KAY SKILES Comm. Art Club 1: F-H.A. 1,27 Health Careers 2,3,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Band l,2,37 A.V. Club 2,31 Pep Club 3,47 Prairiettes2,37G.A.A.4. PATRICIA ELAINE SMITH Comm. Latin Club l,2,37 Sunshine 2,3,47 Library 27 F.H.A. 3,41 Pep Club 314: GIAIAI 314' PEGGY LEE SMITH Academic spanish. Club l,2,37 F.T'b--i.A. 3,47 G-A.A. l,2,47 Student Council 27 National Honor Society 3,47 Pep Club 1,47 Sunshine 2,3,47 Health Careers 47 Yearbook 4. ROGER ALAN SMITH General Spanish Club 2,3,47 Chorus 2,3,47 Prairie Singers 37 Health Careers 3,47 Gopher's Den 3,4IPeP Club 3. MICHAEL JOHN SVOBODA Academic Science Club l,2,3,47 Basketbail 17 Football l,2,47 Track 1,2F Pep Club 37 Latin Club 1,27 Spanish Club 3,47 Student Council 47 Cross-Country 37 Letterman's Club 3,41 Wrestling 2,3,47 Gopher's Den 4. DENNIS EDWARD THOMAS Academic Band l,2,3,47 Stage Band l,2,3,47 Science Club l,2,3,47Spanish Club 17 Football l,2,3,47 Track 1,27 National Honor Society 3,47 Year- book 47 Gopher's Den 4. DOUGLAS EUGENE THOMAS Industrial Pep Club 47 Ind. Arts Club 4. 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