SEARCH FOR 'HERALD ANGEL' IS OVER

Budding song writers from all over the Craigavon area have been busy during the past few weeks putting their festive thoughts down on paper. Winner of this year's 'Herald Angel' competition, 12 year old Richard Corrigan. (7 Dec 1980)

The school orchestra is under the guidance of Mrs. Yvonne Robinson. (13 Feb 1981)

A lot more than simply good acting goes into a successful school play. When the 'Herald' called, Elaine Wilson was carefully working on scenery for a forthcoming production, 'The Golden Years' by Percy French. (13 Feb 1981)

Coach Mr. Gerry Jackson's under 14 Rugby side. (13 Feb 1981)

Cyril McCracken, Carol King and Mark King show off some of the inhabitants of the purpose-built Rural Science Unit, which is separate from the rest of the school. Mrs. Morris Dunlop is in charge. (13 Feb 1981)

THAT'S STRETCHING IT!

Thirteen year old Rodney Kelly, a pupil of Clounagh Junior High School, with the ball he has made entirely from elastic bands - 5,000 bands making the seven and a half pound ball. With Rodney are his friends Michael Feeney (left) and Roy Irwin. (13 March 1981)

CLOUNAGH WORKING BY DAY AND BY NIGHT FOR PERCY FRENCH SPECIAL

Pictured during a break in rehearsals are the principal players in 'The Golden Years', the Clounagh Junior High School musical comedy which opens on Tuesday. Left to right, Nicholas O'Kasili (Phil the Fluter), Ruth Muldrew (Daphne), Derek Smith (Charles Manors), Jacqueline McIntosh (Ettie), Martin O'Kasili (Archie West) and Gordon Best (Percy French). (13 March 1981)

GOLDEN MEMORIES

The opening scene of 'The Golden Years' features the students at Trinity College, Dublin. The play, being staged by Clounagh Junior High School, ends its run tonight (Friday) with a performance at 7.30 p.m. Parents have been high in their praise of the staff and pupils. (13 March 1981)

First and second year pupils of Clounagh Junior High School make up the dancing group who take part in the school's musical comedy 'The Golden Years'. The play runs for four evenings from Tuesday to Friday next week. The dancers are (back, left to right) Clare Chapman, Cherie Speers, Terri Gilpin, Ellen McGrattan. Front (left to right) Deborah Ferguson, Judith Morrow, Wendy Alexander, Susan Quinn and Gail Freeburn. (13 March 1981)

Two of the artiestes in the play at Clounagh Junior High School. (13 March 1981)

CLOUNAGH CHILDREN DISCOVER FASCINATION OF DAYS GONE BY

Gordon Grahame and John McNabb with their model of a slide-car and donkey which they made for Clounagh Junior High School's project - 'Portadown, Past and Present.' (27 March 1981)

CLOUNAGH CLINCH SCHOOLS CUP

Pupils of Clounagh Junior High School who won the Mid-Ulster Schools Hockey Association under 14 Cup. They beat Armagh Secondary School 1-0 in the final at Chambers Park. Included are teachers Mr. Wolsey Gracey and Mr. Sam McHugh on the left, and Mr. D.L. Watson, principal, on the right. (10 April 1981)

ONLY 14 AND NEVILLE COULD BE A UK CAR-RACING CHAMP!

A Clounagh student is taking part in a national motor racing championship in Peterborough tomorrow (Saturday). Neville McDowell doesn't even have a driver's licence, yet he won the Ulster event last month, breaking all lap records, and setting the race world alight. The cars, however, are of the toy track variety and 14 year old Neville of Ridgeway Park made them whizz round at an average of 2.5 seconds a lap when he entered the competition at McKeown's store in Lurgan. (17 April 1981)

MARTIN TAKES IRISH TITLE Clounagh schoolboy, 14-year-old Martin O'Kasili, who took two all-Ireland schools' titles in the long jump and triple jump in Dublin on Saturday. (16 June 1981)

HOT-SHOT RENA! A fine action shot of 14-year-old Rena Woolsey of Clounagh Junior High School who took the junior shot putt title at the school championships at Brownstown Park sports ground. (16 June 1981)

FIRST EVER MAGAZINE FROM HIGH SCHOOL

Mrs. Evelyn Heak, editor of Clounagh Junior High School's first school magazine, surrounded by some of the pupils who assist in the editorial work. Back row, left-right: Linda Gilpin and Pamela Cinnamond. Front row: Karen Caldwell and Ashleigh Jeffers. (16 June 1981)

A FINE DISPLAY

Maurice Corkin, Organiser of Craigavon Teacher's Centre gives four-year-old Victoria English a better look at a collage by Clounagh JHS C Slow Learners Unit. (16 June 1981)