THE PUPILS WHO HELP KEEP ORDER IN THE SCHOOL

Clounagh Prefects: Clounagh Junior High School has chosen its prefects for the year, and don't they look a tidy lot - a real example to the rest of the school. In the centre of the front row, side-by-side are Head Girl Suzanne Guy and Head Boy Neville Young, and beside them are their deputies, Anna McCready, Samantha Wright, Alan Cull and David Muldrew. On the extreme right is deputy headmaster, Mr. Desmond Hillis, and left is Mr. Herbert Weir, who is in charge of the prefects. CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE. (4 Oct 1985)

The bandsmen of the Duke of Kent's regiment recently entertained the pupils of Clounagh Junior High School with an afternoon of light music. Here some of the pupils get a quick lesson on how to play the French Horn. (25 Oct 1985))

Clounagh Junior High School teacher, David Gillespie (right), seems to be in mortal danger as the combined packs of Clounagh under-13s and Sullivan Upper converge on him! (29 Nov 1985)

Two pairs of twins from Clounagh Junior High School did their own bit for fund raising for the BBC's "Children In Need" appeal. Ruth and Gail Cummings (top) and Lynne and Sharon Montgomery organised a competition to name a doll and guess the amount of sweets in a jar. The amount of money the girls raised was £90. (29 Nov 1985)

CLOUNAGH KEY TO HELPING THE DEAF Some of the pupils from Clounagh Junior High School who are helping to organise a collection for the 'Blue Peter' Christmas Appeal. Back left - Lorraine Fleming and Julie King. Front - Ian Richardson and Vivienne Livingstone. They are collecting small pieces of scrap such as old coins, keys, cigarette lighters and padlocks and these will go towards providing special radios for the partially deaf. The collection will then be taken to a collecting point in Belfast by Williams Transport who have agreed to organise similar collections all over the country. (20 Dec 1985)

Champs! Pupils of Clounagh Junior High School forming their own Spion Kop! The group recently travelled to Liverpool to watch the Anfield giants take on Aston Villa and they came back happy with Liverpool winning 3-0. In the front of the picture is the only girl to make the trip, Victoria Troughton (12). (27 Dec 1985)

They're off to see the wizard! Pictured are some of the principal characters in Clounagh Junior High School's production of 'The Wizard of Oz.' They are (from left) Tinman, Kyle Hanlon; Scarecrow, Mark Pritchard; Lion, Glenn Parker, and Dorothy, Sharon Gorman. (4 Mar 1986)

The cast of Clounagh Junior High School's production of 'The Wizard of Oz which ended recently. The play was a great success with packed audiences each night. (4 Mar 1986)

SWEET NOTES OF SUCCESS Success is the sound of music to Richhill student Anna McCreedy who has passed a grade four examination set by Trinity College School of Music. Clounagh Junior High School pupil Anna was second. (20 Mar 1986)

The pupils of Clounagh Junior High School have reason to be proud of their boys' under-13 'A' hockey team. They have just won the Mid-Ulster Schools Hockey Association League and were runners-up in the cup. The boys were trained by Mr W. Gracey, head of the school's English Department. (9 May 1986)

CLOUNAGH SPREAD THE WORD

Teamwork - Teacher Mrs Heather Malcolmson and pupil Helen Glass hold the Bible which the pupils of Clounagh Junior High School class 'A' Purple purchased recently. The pupils raised almost £30 for the Bible which will be used for Morning Assembly readings and Prize Days. (16 May 1986)

CLOUNAGH PUPIL SETS THE PACE FOR MS AND RAISES £228

Action girl Nicola Mercer swims, cycles and runs for charity. From left to right: (1) Nicola gets off to a flying start by taking the plunge in the 250 metres swim; (2) Wheeling into the second section of the event - a gruelling nine mile cycle; (3) Right foot forward for the final three mile run; (4) At last - a smiling face and a gold medal says it all. (30 May 1986)

Members of Clounagh Guides who recently held a one day sale of home baked buns in aid of cancer research. (Left to right) Pamela Henderson, Judith Donaldson, Heather Castles, Lynn Wilson, Gillian Robinson and Ava Kane. (13 June 1986)

SPORTY CLOUNAGH PUPILS SHOW THEIR TALENTS

Lapping up the sunshine at the Clounagh Junior High School Sports Day are (from left) - Ruth Cummings, Gail McCoo, Gail Cummings and Vanessa Whiteford. (20 June 1986)

Tops in their class ... the front runners in the second year 200 metres race at the Clounagh Junior High School Sports Day. From left - Andrew Matchett (runner up), Mark Harland (winner), Ian Stevenson (third), Simon Kinnin and Marcus Gilpin. (20 June 1986)

No signs of tension here - competitors in the second year girls shot putt get together during the Clounagh Junior High School Sports Day. From left - Lisa McNally, Lynne Haire, Tracy McNally and Gillian O'Hara. (20 June 1986)

Clounagh Junior High School's top athletes - Gary Wright and Paula Quinn. (20 June 1986)

Some of the senior boys sprint competitors check their times with head PE teacher Mr Eric McAfee during the Clounagh Junior High School Sports Day. From left - Derek Glasgow, Neville Young and Darren Gardiner. (20 June 1986)

CLOUNAGH PUPILS ARE AHEAD OF THEIR TIME

Prizewinners at the Clounagh Junior High High School Prize Day. At the back - Sharon Henderson and Neville Young. Middle row - Richard Fogarty, Darren Gardiner, Mark Harland, Kenneth Kilner, John Bryce and Nicola Mercer. Front row - Ian Stevenson, Lynette Fulton, Pamela Henderson and Suzanne Wright. (27 June 1986)

Top of their class - pupils from Class A White who won the Class of the Year shield. Back row (from left) - Glenn McShane, Andrew Wilson, Ian Richardson, Martin Clayton, Kenneth Bell, Vivienne Livingstone and Mark Russell. Front row - Wendy Alexander, Lorraine Fleming, Gail Odgers, Joanne McKane, Julie King and Marianna Graham. (27 June 1986)

The platform party at Clounagh Junior High School prize day. Left to right - Mr G. Hampton, headmaster; Mr J.D. Hillis, vice-principal; Mrs R.A. Hampton; Mr E.R. Telford, guest of honour; Mr W.J.R. Wilson, board of governors; Mrs E. Telford, mother of the guest speaker; the Rev. N. Lynas, board of governors; Mr E. Telford; Mr T.H. Armstrong, headmaster Portadown College; the Rev. W.R. Twaddell, board of governors; Capt. R. Mills, board of governors; Mrs Mills; Mr A.P. Campbell, education officer; Mr G. Elliott, Millington Primary School principal. (27 June 1986)

Some of Clounagh Junior High School's best academic pupils with their awards during Prize Day. Back row (from left) - Bryce Thornton and Alan Cull, most promising musicians, and Suzanne Guy, Cup for Participation and Endeavour. Front row - Colin Morrison and Samantha Wright, Normandy Cup for History. (27 June 1986)

Clounagh Junior High School pupils pictured with the Portadown Garment Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Perpetual Cup they won at the Portadown Show. The cup is awarded to the secondary school whose students gain the highest number of points in the show. Clounagh has won it nine times. Of the 105 entries from the school there were 55 prizewinners. Included back row, from left, Gail Odgers, Lynne Wright, Sharon Aldred, Marianna Graham. Front, Linda Lutton and Andrea McCann. (27 June 1986)