NEW HEADMASTER FOR CLOUNAGH Mr. Gerald Hampton. (29 June 1984)

ROYAL APPROVAL FOR YOUNG ARTISTS Joan May, a pupil of Clounagh Junior High School, whose poem 'Where?' has been published in the 'Cadburys Second Book of Children's Poetry'. (21 Sept 1984)

'MIND YOUR LANGUAGE' FOR CLOUNAGH PUPILS

Clounagh has started its first teacher-exchange with a school in France. M. Marcel Nober pictured here with his Clounagh class. (21 Sept 1984)

THE LEADERS AT CLOUNAGH

The new prefects at Clounagh Junior High School, selected by the teachers from the third year pupils. Front row, left to right, Aaron Vogan, Deputy Head Boy; Philip Wright, Head Boy; Mr. Gerald Hampton, headmaster; Mr. Herbie Weir, Prefect Administrator; Nicola Gilpin, Head Girl and Vanessa Leeman, Deputy Head Girl. (28 Sept 1984)

CLOUNAGH GUIDES HELP YOUNG CANCER VICTIMS

Mrs, Margaret Mehaffey, local representative for the Northern Ireland Children's Cancer Unit Fund, receives a cheque from top collector Gillian Castles, a member of Clounagh Junior High School Girl Guides. The girls raised the money following a sponsored walk. Also included (from left) Lynda Wilson, Amanda Lyons, Roberta Dunn, Judith Donaldson, Deborah McClelland, Wendy Henderson, Gillian Castles and Mrs. Roberta Shields, Guider-in-charge. (28 Sept 1984)

TEACHERS GO BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD FOR SPECIAL INVENTION

Mr. J. Kilner (left) and Mr. L. Wilson pictured with their mobile unit for storing drawing board and other TDGC equipment. (12 Oct 1984)

Second year pupil Maurice Troughton at one of the new drawing boards which is stored in the mobile unit. (12 Oct 1984)

SCHOOL REPORT - A RECORD OF THE HAPPIEST DAYS OF THEIR LIVES

First year pupil of Clounagh Junior High School, Julie Hutchinson, feeds the BBC buggy 'mouse' computer, a microchip in the school's computer room. Also included is third year pupil Stewart Paul, preparing for work on the BBC model B computer. (9 Nov 1984)

CREME DE LA CREME

Pupils and teachers from Clounagh Junior High School on a visit to Creamline Products Ltd. Also in the picture is the Creamline assistant production manager Mr. Geoffrey Bates. The pupils visited the plant as part of a project in their Home Economics class. (9 Nov 1984)

DOLLS RAISE £127

Louise Hynes (left) presents a doll to Mrs. Geraldine Morton - winner of the Clounagh Junior High School's 'Name the Doll' competition to raise money for Ethiopia. On the right Nicola Jeffers presents a doll to the other winner Mrs. Jilly McQuade. Also included is Lyn Neilly. (16 Nov 1984)

CLOUNAGH VENTURE SCOUTS CHALLENGE AGAIN

Members of the 3rd Portadown Clounagh Venture Scout unit with the Northern Ireland Venture Scout Challenge Shield won for the second year in succession. Also included are joint leaders Colin Boyd (left) and his wife Gail (right). (16 Nov 1984)

CLOUNAGH PUPILS SURRENDER POCKEY MONEY FOR NEEDY CHILDREN

Michelle Donaldson (centre) with the cheque she will hand over to the Children in Need Appeal tonight on T.V. Michelle was the school's highest collector. Also included with the money bottles are, from left - Vanessa Leeman, Deputy Head Girl; Nicola Gilpin, Head Girl and Philip Wright, Head Boy. (23 Nov 1984)

A section of the pupils from Clounagh Junior High School who took part in a sponsored knit-in to raise money for the BBC's 'Children in Need' Appeal. (23 Nov 1984)

PRAISE FOR CLOUNAGH SONGSTERS

Portadown Rotary Club members look forward every year to local schools bringing the Christmas message in verse and song. This year it was the turn of Clounagh Junior High School, pictured here with their headmaster Mr. Gerald Hampton (centre), music teacher Mrs. Yvonne Robinson (on his right), Rotary Club president Mr. George Swann, former Clounagh headmaster Mr. David Watson and speech training teacher Mrs. Heather Malcolmson. (24 Dec 1984)

The poster says it all. Christian Aid organisers Mrs. Lilian Ramsey and Mr. Ellis Gaw were receiving a $142 cheque from Clounagh pupils Pamela Nelson (left) and Karen Colvin. (11 Jan 1985)

HOLD THE FORT

The members of the Clounagh Junior High School Scouts travelled to the historic Navan Fort in Armagh on Tuesday. On the right is Scout Leader, Mr. Woolsey Gracey, who organised the outing. (1 Feb 1985)

NOT A PLASTER CAST IN SIGHT!

Clounagh Junior High School teacher, Mr. David Gillespie, with some of the pupils he took on a week's skiing holiday in Bulgaria. They are pictured at the school mini-bus just before leaving for the trip at the weekend. (8 Feb 1985)

A FLAT SPIN ON PANCAKE DAY

'What goes up ...' These four girls of Clounagh Junior High School celebrated Pancake Tuesday in style this week. (Left to right) Caroline McKinney, Julie Hanlon, Mary Stephenson and Samantha Rusk. (22 Feb 1985)

Three of the main characters in this year's Clounagh Junior High School play - 'Oklahoma' - during one of the scenes in the opening performance on Tuesday. From left - Alan Cull, who played Curly; Sharon Gorman, Laurey; and Timothy Cardwell, Jud. (15 Mar 1985)

The full cast of this year's Clounagh Junior High School play - 'Oklahoma' - The play - a musical - ran to packed audiences every night. (15 Mar 1985)

JULIE COMES TOP OF HER CLASS

Clounagh Junior High School pupil Julie Robinson (centre) who won the Cox Cup for the best overall competitor in the Portadown Speech Festival's secondary school section. Also in the photograph are some of the other pupils who took part in the Festival including Glenda Smart (front row, second left), runner-up in the secondary school event, and Cheryl Wainwright (front row, fourth left), who was third. (15 Mar 1985)

CLOUNAGH GO COMPUTERISED FOR OPEN DAY

Clounagh Junior High School will unveil a new Computer Centre at the school's open day next thursday. The official opening will be performed by Dr. James Doherty, regional information technology co-ordinator (left). (22 Mar 1985)

Modelling outfits they made in their Home Economics classes at Clounagh Junior High are (left to right) Anette Clarke, Jayne Thornbury, Lisa Johnston and Caroline Matchett. The accessories are by Legs 11 and the shoes by Hobsons. (5 Apr 1985)

CLOUNAGH BEAT THE FRENCH

Out of my way! Clounagh Junior High School under-14 rugby team captain Aaron Vagan storms through the stranded Orleans players and heads for the line. Other Clounagh players included from left - Paul Forbes, Wayne Jameson, Paul McClure and Nigel Armstrong. (5 Apr 1985)

IT'S HIGH FASHION

Clounagh Junior High School in Portadown was established 27 years ago when the original school colours were blue and gold, but gradually the idea of a uniform was discarded. Now new school dress has been unveiled at a fashion show during the school's open day. The new outfits, will be compulsory for first-year students in September. (5 Apr 1985)

The victorious Clounagh Junior High School under-14 netball team who won the Alpha Shield after finishing top of their league. Back row (from left) Nola Millar, Nicola Gilpin, Jill Semple, and Wendy McLoughlin. Front row - Gail Hyndes, vice-captain, Vanessa Leeman, captain, and Julie Robinson. (12 Apr 1985)

The head boy and head girl of Clounagh Junior High School, Philip Wright and Nicola Gilpin, proudly display the Portadown Garment Manufacturing Company Perpetual Cup for secondary schools which the pupils won at the recent Portadown Show. (17 May 1985)

MORE COURSES FOR CLOUNAGH PUPILS

Mr. Gerry Hampton (centre), headmaster of Clounagh Junior High School, with other members of the platform party during Speech Day on Thursday. Included (from left) Mr. Desmond Hillis, assistant headmaster; Mr. Nigel Fraser, vice-principal of Portadown College of Further Education; the Rev. John Pickering; Mr. Ronnie Reilly principal of Loughgall Primary School; Mr. Hampton; Mr. Jim Barriskill, outgoing principal of Millington Primary School; Mrs. Barbara Reilly, teacher in Loughgall Primary School; Dr. Ruth Reilly, guest of honour; and Mrs. Ruth Hampton. Dr. Reilly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Reilly. (20 June 1985)

The main prizewinners at the Clounagh Junior High School prize day display a dazzling array of silverware. (20 June 1985)

SILVER STUDENT The Clounagh Junior High School Speech Day was certainly a memorable occasiopn for 14 year old Wendy Henderson who won three of the main awards - the Gordon Speers Cup for the most promising music student in third year, the Cage Cup for endeavour and participation and the Guide runner-up cup. (20 June 1985)

CLOUNAGH BOYS WIN THE GAME

Clounagh Junior High School War Games Club proudly displaying their trophy. Back row, left to right, Steven Douglas, Karl Frizzell, Eric Allen and Kenneth Kilner. Middle row - Keith Scott and Stephen Jackson. Front row - Neil Ferguson, Che McNally, Stephen Ramsay, Andrew Conn and Glenn Gibson. (5 July 1985)

CLOUNAGH PUPILS COMPOSE SCHOOL HYMN

Clounagh pupils Joan May and Simon Proctor looking over the new School Hymn which they composed. Joan wrote the lyrics and Simon the music. (26 July 1985)