Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1966 volume:

THE 1965 YEARBOOK STAFF of CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Clinton, Arkansas Presents Volume 24 of THE TORCH MEMORIES .... those study halls . •.. discovering the unknown worlds found In books. .... eating lunch with classmates. We sincerely hope that the 1966 TORCH will bring back many memories of C.H.S. for years to come. The TORCH staff would like to thank all of the people who made these m emori e s po s s ib 1 e -- our subscribers, the sponsors, the faculty, the students, our advertisers, and last, .... making lasting friendships and lasting memories. but not least, our boosters: Elzie Doyle, Harlon Isom, Joe Bonds, Henry Reece, Rev. Ben Wofford, Cooper's Cafe, Myrick DX Service Station, City Barber Shop, The Dress Shop, Coffman Funeral Service, Louise's Beauty Shop, and Dana's Beauty Shop. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword ....................................... 1 Dedication ......................................4 Administration ................................. 5 High School Classes ............................13 Seniors....................................13 Juniors....................................23 Sophomores.................................27 Freshmen...................................31 Organizations...................................37 Personalities ..................................47 Athletics...................................... 59 Junior High.....................................73 Classes....................................74 Faculty....................................78 Athletics .................................79 Grade School ...................................83 Faculty....................................84 Classes....................................86 Advertisements..................................98 Autographs.....................................115 3 DEDICATION MR. HOMER JONES As Mr. Jones marks his seventeenth year with the Clinton School System, we, the TORCH staff, wish to dedicate the 1966 TORCH to him. During these years Mr. Jones has won the love and respect of all his students. 4 Mr. Morton checks the schedule of a student. ADMINISTRATION 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, from left to right: Roy Dale Thompson, Dick McCormac, Carl Whillock, Forrest Baker. Standing: Howard Johnson, Wayne Lay, Marvin Kidd, Jr. Left to right, Howard Johnson, vice president; Carl Whillock, president; Wayne Lay, secretary. 6 The superintendent meets with the school board each month. Here, Mr. Pate, the out-going superintendent, talks with Mr. Barnes, his suc- cessor, about board policies. ADMINISTRATION MR. BILLY RAY PATE Mr. Pate has served as superintendent of CHS since 1961. He resigned in December, 1965, to take a job with the Arkansas Department of Education. Mr. Pate received his B.S.E. degree from A.S.T.C. and his M.A. degree from the U. of A. and A.S.T.C. Mr. Pate had been with the Clinton School System since 1955, when he became Grade School Principal. MRS. MAXINE BARNES Mrs. Barnes attended Central College and A.S.T.C., where she received her B.S.E. degree. Before coming to Clinton, she taught at Center Ridge. Mrs. Barnes teaches ninth and tenth grade English and sponsors the Senior Class, Beta Club, and the Stinger. FACULTY MR. RONNIE CLARK Mr. Clark received his B.A. degree from A.S.T.C. He taught two years at Beebe before coming to Clinton. Mr. Clark teaches economics and American government. He is the head football coach and the assistant basketball coach. MR. CURTIS BARNES After Mr. Pate’s resignation, Mr. Barnes, who was the high school princi- pal, became acting-superintendent. He has been teaching at Clinton since 1954, before which he taught at Center Ridge. He received his B.S.E. and M.S.Ed. degrees from A.S.T.C. MRS. SUZANNE CLARK Mrs. Clark has attended Ouachita College and A.S.T.C. Before coming to Clinton, she taught one year at Jacksonville. Mrs. Clark is the study hall teacher, chorus teacher, and one of the TORCH sponsors. MRS. I LA HEFNER Mrs. Hefner has attended A.S.T.C, She taught at Witts Springs before coming to Clinton this year. Mrs. Hefner is the librarian, and she teaches world history. She is sponsor of the Library Club and the Torch. MR. W. H. MORTON Mr. Morton received his M. Ed. degree from the U. of A. He teaches agriculture and spon- sors the FFA and the Sophomore Class. Mr. Morton has helped with much of the high school office work since Mr. Barnes1 move to the position of acting- superintendent. CHS TEACHERS MANIFEST MRS. MAE HOLLOWAY Mrs. Holloway received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from Harding College. She teaches eleventh and twelfth grade English and sponsors the Stinger and the Junior Class. She taught at Shirley for seven years before coming to Clinton. MR. LARRY NELSON Mr. Nelson has attended A.S.T.C. Before coming to Clinton, he taught at Marshall for two years. Mr. Nelson teaches geometry, general math, and seventh grade science. MR. RALPH HUTTO Mr. Hutto teaches Typing I and II, shorthand, and bookkeeping, and sponsors the Freshman Class and the Stinger. He has taught at Clinton for twelve years. Mr. Hutto received his B.S. degree from A.S.T.C. MRS. BETTY PATE Mrs. Pate received her B.S.E. from A.S.T.C. Before coming to Clinton in 1955, she taught at Searcy. She teaches home economics and sponsors the Sophomore Class, the FHA, the Senior Cheerleaders, and the Torch. She is also manager of the high school lunch room. 8 KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING MR. JERRY ROSE Mr. Rose received his B.S.E. degree from A.S.T.C. He coached at Marked Tree two years before coming to Clinton this year. Mr. Rose is the head basketball coach and the assist- ant football coach. He also teaches American history. MR. LOYAL SMILEY Mr. Smiley attended A.S.T.C. and Arkansas Tech. He taught at Leslie before coming to Clinton in 1959. Mr. Smiley teaches physics, biology, and earth science. He also sponsors the Senior Class. MR. JIMMY SMITH Mr. Smith received his B.A. degree from Harding and his M. Ed. degree from the Uni- versity of Houston. He teaches Algebra I and n and trigonom- etry. He sponsors the Junior Class. Mrs. Smith is employed as the school secretary. She is a grad- uate of South Side High School. Mr. Taylor received his B.A. degree from Long Beach State College. He directed bands in the U.S. Navy and at Clarksville before coming to Clinton in 1961. Mr. Taylor directs the C.H.S. Band. C.H.S. teachers are always willing to help students learn and then put their knowledge to work. 9 VARIED CURRICULUM SCIENCE PREPARES STUDENTS COMMERCIAL These Home Economics II girls are learning to make practical, as well as pretty, Christmas gifts. Three years of home economics are offered for girls. Boys may take up to four years of instruction in agriculture. Mechanical drawing is also available to them. Students in speech class learn to listen attentively as well as to present effective talks. To insure students of a successful future, mastery of four years of English is required for a diploma from C.H.S. Physics class, shown here, alternates yearly with a chemistry class. Biology and earth science complete the range of science courses offered at C.H.S. These C.H.S. students are taking their first year of typing. Second-year typing is offered for those who wish continued instruction and practice. Other commercial courses available are shorthand and bookkeeping. ENGLISH VOCATIONAL FOR THEIR FUTURE RESPONSIBILITIES SOCIAL STUDIES MATHEMATICS This class in Algebra I is just one of five courses in mathe- matics offered at C.H.S. Others include basic math, geometry, Algebra n and trigonometry. Before the second bell rings, everybody talks to his neighbor. But after the bell, Mr. Rose takes over the discussion and the topic turns to American history. Besides this required subject, students may also take world history, economics, or American government. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC The senior girls' basketball team, shown here playing against Shirley, is only one of Clinton's various athletic teams. Basketball for boys and girls and football are open to students on the senior, junior, and peewee level. The band, shown here during its February assembly program, is an essential part of the music program. Classes in music appreciation and chorus round out and enrich the program. 11 CHS SERVICE PERSONNEL BUS DRIVERS Front row: George Saffle, Melvin Swartz Lummie Reeves Ernest Smith, Homer Treat. Back row: Orville Treat, L. C. Chalk, Bi y Crow, H. Emerson. Not pictured: Amos Passmore, Jimmie Smith, Landon Bonds. CUSTODIANS SCHOOL STORE 12 Jean Betenbough, reporter; Dor thy Dwyer, secretary; and Donald Harness, president. SENIORS GLENDA ADAMS Band 1,2,3,4; Band Award 3; Band Sweetheart 4; Library Club 4; Stinger Staff 4; FHA 1,2,3,4. WENDALL ADAMS Band 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; Treasurer 4; Band Award 3,4; FFA 1,2; Basketball 4. RAY BELLINGER Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Vice President 3,4; Stinger Staff 3; Torch Staff 3,4; Who's Who 4; Class Vice President 1,4. WAYNE BEAVERS FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 4. WITH THE KEYS OF KNOWLEDGE JIM BILL BERKOWITZ JEAN BETENBOUGH ELAINE BONDS KAY BONDS Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Mgr. Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Stinger Staff 3; Torch Staff 3; Student Council 2. FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Co-Captain 3,4; Beta Club 2,3, 4; Torch Staff 3,4; Senior Assistant Editor 4; FFA Sweet- heart 2; Fair Maid 3; Who's Who 3,4; Shorthand Award 3; Homecoming Honor Maid 4; Glee Club 2; Torch Maid 3; Class Reporter 2,3,4. FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Stinger Staff 4; Beta Club 3,4; Typing Award 3. FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Library Club 4; Stinger Staff 4; Beta Club 3,4. 14 LINDA BONDS MAURICE BONDS PATSY BONDS SUE BONDS Fair Maid 4; Girls State 4; Library Club 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Torch Staff 3,4; Senior Assistant Editor 4. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Library Club 4; President 4; Beta Club 4; Stinger Staff 3; Torch Staff 4. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Stinger Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Class Officer 2,3; Who s Who 4. Beta Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Stinger Staff 4; Class Officer 1. SENIORS OPEN DOORS TO SUCCESS GEORGIA BRADFORD JERRY BROWN FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4. FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Stinger Staff 3,4; Beta Club 4; Baseball 4. JOE BROWN LOQUITA BURT FFA 2,3,4; Transferred from Torch Staff 3,4; Junior Assist- Carrollton Jr. High, Maryland, ant Editor 3; Editor 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Reporter 2; 2nd Vice President 3; President 4; Stinger Staff 3; Class Secretary 2,3; Student Council 1; Jr. Homecoming Queen 1; Home Economics Award 1; English Award 3; Basketball 1,2; Who s Who 3,4. 15 SAM DAVIS DORTHY DWYER JAMIE EVANS LINDA ANN FINTON FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 1. Football 4; Class Officer 1,4; Reporter 1, Secretary 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; First Vice Presi- dent 4; Library Club 4; Who's Who 4; Stinger Staff 4; Assist- ant Editor 4; National Merit Semifinalist 4. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,3; C-Club 2,3,4; Track 1; FFA 1,2; Class Presi- dent 3; Student Council 3; Stinger Staff 3; Who's Who 4; Beta Club 2. Library Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Chorus 2. KERRY CATES MARY COLLINS FFA 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2. DONNA COX RANDALL CROWNOVER FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2. FFA 1; Football 1,2. SENIORS CHRISTINE GILMORE KEN GILMORE FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Student Council Library Club 4. 4; Torch Staff 3; Stinger Staff 4; Beta Club 3,4; President 4; Who's Who 4; Transferred from A dak, Alaska. GARY C. HALL CAROLYN HARNESS FFA 1,2,4; Football l,2;Mgr.3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Glee Basketball 1,2; Mgr. 3; Track 1; Club 2; Library Club 4; Home- Student Council 4; Parliamen- coming Maid 3; Homecoming tarian 4; Stinger Staff 4; Beta Queen 4; Cheerleader 3; Beta Club 4; C-Club 1,2,3; Who's Club 4; Torch Staff 4; Whoss Who 4; Library Club 4; Boys' Who 4. State 3. CLASS OF 66 DON HARNESS WILLIS HEFNER WALT HENDERSON ARMON HENSLEY FFA 1,2; Class Vice President 3, Class President 4; Basket- ball 4; Baseball 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Who's Who 4. Football Manager 4; Who's Who 3,4; History Award 3; Library Club 4. Transferred from Alread. Football 4; Track 4. Trans- ferred from Junction City, Oregon: Football 1,2,3; Wres- tling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Letter- men's Club 1,2,3; Sergeant at Arms 2; President 3. FFA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4. 17 JOHNNY R. HOLLEY FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 3. LINDA KAY ISOM FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Torch Staff 3; Stinger Staff 4; Library Club 4. JAMES HUGCZNS BEATRICE HUIE Football 4. Transferred from FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2. Buckeye, Arizona. SENIORS STEVE JACKSON FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 2. CLIFFORD JENKINS FFA 1,2; Baseball 1. HARLON ISOM, JR. FFA 1,2; Football 2,3,4; C- Club 4. GARRY JONES Baseball 3,4; Torch Staff 3. Transferred from Alread. 18 DONALD KIRKENDOLL FFA 1,2. GARY KIRKENDOLL FFA l,2jFootball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3. JIMMIE KIRKENDOLL FFA 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; C-Club 4; Who's Who 4. APRIL LOWERY Glee Club 2. CLASS OF ’66 BETTY MAULDEN FHA 1,2,3,4. CARY MONROE Football 3; Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2; Baseball 1. SHERRIN NEW LAND ANDY PATTERSON FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4j Co-Captain 2; Captain 3,4; Baseball 1,4; FFA 1,2,3; Treas- Library Club 3,4; Beta Club urer 3; Basketball 1; C- 2,3,4; Stinger Staff 3,4;Associ- Club 3,4. ate Editor 4; Homecoming Maid 3; Who's Who 4; Science Fair Award 1, 19 GARY REED JUDY LINN ROBERTSON GLINDA HILLIS ROGERS SAM SMOTHERS FFA l,2;Football 1,2; Captain 1; FHA 1,2,3; Band 1; Majorette 1; Basketball 1; Student Council Glee Club 2. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Stinger Staff 3; Torch Staff 3,4; Who's Who4; Class President 1,2; Boys1 State 3; C-Club 1; Track 1. FHA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2; Library Club 3. FFA 1,4. SENIORS LINDA STAGG FHA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Library Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 3; Chorus 4; Pianist 4; Who's Who 4. DARRELL STRIPLING FFA 1,2; Football 1; Captain 1; Basketball 1; Student Council lj Baseball 3,4; Track 1; C-Club 1,2,3,4. MIKE TREADAWAY Football 3,4; Basketball man- ager 3,4; Track 4; Baseball 3; C-Club 3,4. Transfer from Gallop, Texas, 1962; Football 1; Track 1. LINDA TREECE FHA 1,2,4; Glee Club 1; Library Club 4. 20 JOHNNY WASHINGTON TIM WHILLOCK FootbaH 4; Transfer from Pine Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Street High School, Conway, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, Arkansas. 2,3; Track 1; Student Council 3; Torch Staff 3j Stinger Staff 4j FFA 1,2; C-Club 2,3,4; Who's Who 4« JACKIE WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS FFA 1,2. FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Major- ette 1,2; Drum Majorette 3; Clintones 2; Library Club 3,4; Officer 3; Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 1; C-Club 1; Chorus 4; Officer 4. 21 SENIOR HONORS AND AWARDS LOQUITA BURT Valedictorian Loquita Burt is valedictorian of the 1966 graduating class with a grade point average of 6.00. RAY BELLINGER Salutatorian Ray Bellinger is salutatorian of the Class of 1966 with a grade point average of 5.64. RAY BELLINGER Lions Club Award Ray Bellinger was selected as recipient of the Lions Club Award on the basis of his sportsmanship, athletic ability, attitude, and attendance. DORTHY DWYER Betty Crocker Award Betty Crocker Award winner Dorthy Dwyer was the top scorer in this school on a national test on home economics. 22 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front row: Linda Nunley, secretary; Clara Hink, reporter; Shirley Watts, reporter. Back row: Susan West, treasurer; James Lewis, president; Ronny Cox, vice president. 23 JUNIORS Lonnie Carolyn Steve Damon Bob Linda Allen Banks Barger Betenbough Bixler Bonds JUNIORS WONDER HOW TO FINANCE Mary Lou Bruce Wayne Barry Jo Beth Marilyn Bone Bostain Bramlett Burke Burnett Cox Kathy Glenn French Griggs Carolyn Tommy Clara Ruth Hall Harness Hink Larry Hubbard 24 ANNUAL JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET James Lewis Dianna Martin Kenneth McBee Clyde McCaslin Mary McCutcheon Sarah Mae McQuain Patricia Joyce Ann Linda Minshew Moore Nunley Toran Pate Jimmy Dinah Reece Schmidt After having learned the keys, these Junior typing students put their knowledge to work. 25 Sam Shannon Sherry Smith Tommy Robert Smith Stithem Barbara Strickland Katherine Treadaway JUNIORS Jo Nell Tumlison Shirley Watts Ferrel Weaver Susan Lana Barbara West Williamson Witte It's 3:30 Friday, and I'm homeward bound! Gossip! Gossip! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS From left to right, Debbie Jones, secretary; Phil Treat, vice-president; Jim Justus, president; Eldon England, treasurer; and Sherry Ethington, reporter. 27 SOPHOMORES i Danny Ackerman David Appleby Gay Beavers Danny Boone SOPHOMORES ADD THEIR Sharon Reba Jerry • Tom Robert Buster Boone Bonds Bradford Bradford Bradley Bramlett Hershel Othel Ralph Laudell Ruth Mary Lois Bramlett Bruce Bryant Burt Combs Crawford Ken Bill Crowell Cullum Glen Davis Rodney Carolyn Davis Elliot Eldon England 28 Johnny Mary F inton Gray Joe Don Evans Kathy Sherry Larry England Ethington Eubanks VARIOUS TALENTS TO CHS Chris Henderson Margaret Hopper Marvin Henson Linda Shirley Howard Isom Debbie Glen Jones Jones Pam Wallace Jones Jones Jim Barbara Justus Kirkendoll Roy Dale Brenda Cheryl Patsy Kirkendoll Lasater Lerler Linville Gamer Lovell Doyle Merryman 29 Chari otta Moses Randy Newland Kay Oliger Peggy Pronla SOPHOMORES Glenda Robertson Diane Moore Regina Diane Cheryl Shirley Becky Becky Robertson Rogers Shannon Sigler Simmons Stephens FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS From left to right, Lou Ann Isom, reporter; James Tumlison, treasurer; Ester Bass, president; Mike Love, vice president; Joy Nell Huggins, secretary. FRESHMEN 31 Gay Baker Grady Baker, Jr. Amagene Barnett Sarah Bernhardt Ester Bass FRESHMAN CLASS IS Steve Binns Dennis Bolden Larry Bolden Earnest Bonds Carl Bonds Lunch seems to be one of Dickie Letter's favorite pastimes. Tommy Bonds Roger Bramlett l I Billy Booher Judy Campbell Linda Bramlett Dana Lou Case Mary Ellen Crowley -2 T Mary Cullum James Cullum t Izene Collins Ammon Collins ONE OF BIGGEST YET Loy Dewey Raymond Dwyer Ann Henderson Harvey Henson Mike Hopper Joynell Huggins Norma Haven Lavonne Huggins Annabell Huie Wayne Huie Cireg Hurley Lou Ann Isom Cheselene Jackson Janice James Jones Kirkendoll Joyce Kirkendoll Martha Lasater FRESHMEN Mary Linn Mike Keith James Mark Love Matthews McAlister Me Knight Norman Randy Cynthia Miller Newman Payne Billy Patterson Alene Reed 34 Carol Renfro Jim Robertson Duane Shannon Jeff Smith Joann Strickland FRESHMEN Linda Tatum Kathleen Weaver James Tumlison Kathy Washington Claudette Watts Herbert Tillery 35 Janet Williams Mena Williams Some of Mr. Smith’s best Algebra I students! STUDENTS AT VtORk Ne1ghi� orb l Ytortb Con � workers Linda Nunley and Nelda Farrell H4� lp mil teacher by grading paper . Sherry Ethington watches as Cheryl Lefler designs a candy dish in home ec. class. J lity Williams demons!rates the tiseftilnes of gestures to her speech class. 36 Then there was the lighter side of physics. Chorus members displayed their talent in a very entertaining Christmas program. ORGANIZATIONS 37 STUDENT COUNCIL IS GOVERNING BODY Tommy Smith, vice president) Gary Hall, parliamentarian) Doris Klrkendoll, secretary; Gary Reed, president. The Student Council is the governing body of the campus. It works with the administra- tion to promote better student- teacher relationships. It is set up to regulate and co- ordinate student activities, such as class money-raising projects. The Council also draws up a calendar of sched- uled assembly programs at the beginning of each year, in which every class and or- ganization on campus is in- cluded. Each class is represented by two members whom they elect and their class presi- dent. The president and vice president of the Council are elected from the senior and junior classes by the entire student body for one year terms. From left to right, front row; Becky Stephens, Susan Third row: Ester Bass, Dickie Lefler, Bruce Bostain, Fraser, Doris Klrkendoll. Second row: Tommy Smith, Jim Justus, James Lewis, Gary Hall. Ken Gilmore, Gary Reed, Don Harness, Ralph Bryant. 38 BETA CLUB SERVES CAMPUS Betas Loquita Burt, Linda Bonds, and Carolyn Banks display the Yellowjacket license plates the Beta Club sold. The Beta Club Is a leadership - service organization of students who have good character, achievement, and attitude. This year the club sold license plates sponsoring the Yellowjackets, helped give eye examinations, and held a stu- dent-teacher basketball game to help raise funds to buy the school a new piano and to give a scholarship to a deserving senior Beta. From left to right, Ray Bellinger, vice-presiaent; Ken Gilmore, president; Loquita Burt, secretary; Gary Reed, parliamentarian. From left to right, front row: Mrs. Bames,sponsor, Laud ell Burt, Linda Bonds, Loquita Burt, Lana Williamson, Maurice Bonds, Jean Betenbough, Carolyn Harness, Toran Pate. Second row: Linda Isom, Judy Williams, Sherrin Newland, Debbie Jones, Kay Bonds, Sue Bonds, Elaine Bonds, Jo Beth Burnett. Third row: Patsy Bonds, Carolyn Banks, Susan West, Linda Nunley, Doris Kirkendoll, Jo Nell Tumlison, Dorthy Dwyer. Fourth Row: Ken Gilmore, Ray Bellinger, Gary Reed, Gary Hall, Jerry Brown, Austin Dwyer, Bruce Bostain, Don Harness, Tommy Smith, Ralph Bryant. CLINTON SPEAKS. . Linda Bonds Sr. Ass’t. Editor To ran Pate Bruce Bostain Ray Bellinger Art Editor V — Linda Nunley Maurice Bonds Bob Bixler Susan West Sherry Smith Loquita Burt, Editor Photographer THE TORCH Tommy Smith Jr. Ass't. Editor Jean Betenbough Sr. Assrt. Editor Gary Reed Carolyn Harness Linda Bonds Darrell Stripling Editors take a break at the yearbook workshop they attended at A.S.T.C. 40 . . .BY PUBLICATIONS Editor Patsy Bonds advises typists Sue Bonds and Elaine Bonds how the next Stinger will look. Dorthy Dwyer, assistant editor, Patsy Bonds, editor, Sherrln Newland, associate editor, Lana Williamson, Jr. assistant editor “STINGER” STAFF The school paper staff, front row, from left to right are: Mrs. Holloway, sponsor, Patsy Bonds, Clara Ruth Hink, Lana Williamson, Mrs. Barnes, sponsor. Second Row: Sue Bonds, Glenda Adams, Sherrln Newland, Jo Nell Tumlison, Jo Beth Burnett. Third Row: Mr. Hutto, sponsor, Linda Isom, Kay Bonds, Elaine Bonds, Dorthy Dwyer. Fourth Row: Tim Whillock, Gary Hall, Ken Gilmore, Carolyn Hall, Doris Kirkendoll. Fifth Row: Jerry Brown, Jimmy Reece. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA From left to right, front row: Debbie Jones, 3rd vice pres.; Jo Beth Burnett, pianist; Loqulta Burt, pres.; Dorthy Dwyer, 1st vice pres.; Toran Pate, treas. Back row: Jo Nell Tumllson, sec.; Clara Ruth Hlnk, song leader; Carolyn Harness, 2nd vice pres.; Becky Stephens, rep.; Sherry Smith, hist. Two senior FHA members are deciding what Joyce Kirkendoll will have to do next for her Initiation Into FHA. The Future Homemakers of America's membership is open to all girls who enroll in at least one year of home economics. As the motto, Toward New Horizons, states, FHA aims for the betterment of each individual in tomorrow’s world. Mrs. Betty Pate is the sponsor, and there are ninety-six members. The main project for this year has been remodeling the kitchen units at the home economics cottage. From left to right, front row: Sigler, Burt, Dwyer, Jones, Burnett, Betenbough, Smith, Tumllson, Pate, Harness, Hlnk, Bernhardt, Beavers. Second row: Howard, Moore, Moses, Kirkendoll, Isom, Bradford, Witte, Henderson, Llnvllle, Huggins, West, Watts, Nunley. Third row: Bonds, Reed, Boone, Oliger, Burt, Jacobs, Flnton, Isom, Bonds, Treece, Bonds, England, Williams, Robertson. Fourth row: Hule, Watts, Bonds, Bonds, Adams, Lasater, Williams, Stagg, Stephens, Treadway, New land, Moore, McQuain, Simmons, Gray. Fifth row: Henderson, Williams, Case, Payne, Elliot, Bonds, Cox, Henson, Isom, Barnett, Linn, Fraser, Jones, Washington. Sixth row: Maulden, Jackson, Jones, Huggins, Huggins, Crowley, Lefler, Baker, Elliot, Kirkendoll, West, Weaver, Lasater, French, Linn, Campbell. Seventh row: Rogers, Crownover, Williamson, Bonds, Hall, Kirkendoll, Bonds, Cox, Collins, Banks, Farrell. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Vice-president Dan Eoff's skill in rodeo performances captured second place for him in bull riding in the Arkansas Championship High School Rodeo for 1965. Beavers President Eoff Vice-President Brown Berkowitz Secretary Treasurer r l m r% I rn W; 'JoL £JL A Reece Reporter Hall Jackson Jr. Advisor Sentinel Front row: Crowell, Henson, Cullum, Reece, Brown, Betenbough, Jones, Bonds, Berkowitz, Lewis, Eoff Hensley, Hall, Hubbard, Hurley, Kirkendoll, Lay. Second row: Kirkendoll, Bryant, Bradley, Cox, Bramlett, B ram lett, Roberson, Bradford, Beavers, Eubanks,' Huggins, Griggs, Harness, Bixler, Davis, Newland. Third row: Crow, Brown, Jackson, Bruce, Holley, Barger Dewey, Newman, Miller, McKnight, Combs, Wolfe, Davis! Fourth row: Booher, Huie, Bramlett, Justice, Ackerman Smothers, Williams, Merriweather, Smith, Jackson. Fiftl row: Finton, Baker, Appleby, Lovell, Jones, McAlister Stithem, McBee, Collins, Henson, Tillery, Merryman Sixth row: Weaver, Bolden, Dwyer, Baker, Bonds, Matthews, Bixler, Cullum, Love, Bonds, Turnlison, Lefler Bass, Linn, Collins, Bolden, Treat. 43 BAND ENRICHES CURRICULUM From left to right, front row: Lana Williamson, Othel Bruce, James Kirkendoll, Greg Hurley, Jo Ann Hink, Laudell Burt, Carlene Sigler, Clara Ruth Hink. Second row: Mark McKnight, Glenda Adams, Phillip Rains, Karen Lewis, Cindy Treadway, Sally Whillock, Jo Beth Front row: Lana Williamson, sec.; Cindy Treadway, librarian; Clara Ruth Hink, pres. Back row: Jo Beth Burnett, v. pres.; WendellAdams,treas.; Glen Griggs, rep. The band, which is under the direc- tion of Mr. Marshall Taylor, played at most home football games and at some games away from home. Majorettes Clara Ruth Hink and Lana Williamson led them in precision marching drills at three games this fall. The band also staged a Christmas concert and a spring concert. Burnett, Mr. Taylor. Third row: Lynn McKnight, Vickie Ott, Jeff Smith, Jo Nell Tumlison, Susie Pendergist, Carol Renfroe. Fourth row: Lonnie Allen, Richard Ward, John Finton, Steve Binns, Glenn Griggs, Wendell Adams. GLENDA ADAMS Band Sweetheart 44 CHORUS ADDS TO CHS’ MUSIC PROGRAM From left to right, front row: Brenda Lasater, Barbara Witte, Barbara Kirkendoll, Mrs. Clark, sponsor. Second row: Diane Moore, Judy Williams, Shirley Isom, Charlotta Moses, Peggy Pronia. Third row: Linda Stagg, Dinah Schmidt, Linda Isom, Becky Stephens, Sherry Ethington. Chorus presented the Christmas assembly program. 45 LIBRARY CLUB’S MEMBERSHIP GROWS From left to right: Sue Bonds, rep.; Maurice Bonds, pres.; Gary Hall, v. pres.; Lana Williamson, sec. From left to right, front row: Mrs. Hefner, Willis Hefner, Armon Hensley, Gary Hall, Sue Bonds, Maurice Bonds, Lana Williamson, Laudell Burt, Brenda Lasater, Ruth Huggins, Toran Pate. Second row: Mary McCutcheon, Linda Jacobs, Sharon Newland, Linda Stagg, Judy Williams, Linda Finton, Chris Henderson, Debbie Jones, Jo Beth Burnett, Sherry Smith, Kay Bonds. Third row: Barbara Kirkendoll, Shirley Isom, Georgia Bradford, Barbara Witte, Dinah Schmidt, Linda Isom, Linda Bonds, Patsy Linville, Jo Nell Tumlison, Clara Ruth Hink, Doris Kirkendoll, Linda Bonds. Fourth row: Dorthy Dwyer, Elaine Bonds, Diana Martin, Patricia Menshew, Glenda Adams, Patsy Bonds, Sherry Ethington, Becky Stephens, Cindy Treadway, Jean Betenbough, Carolyn Hall, Carolyn Harness. Two distinct personalities of C.H.S. are Patsy Bonds and Willis Hefner. PERSONALITIES 47 1966 TORCH QUEEN _ , , , ... , MISS LOQUITA BURT Judged by a committee of Senior four officers at the Little Rock Air Force Base. 48 TORCH PRINCESSES 49 FAIR MAIDS Susan West Junior Class Fair Maids examine jelly made by Home Ec. II girls. The jelly was exhibited at the county fair, and many glasses won ribbons. 50 CHS REPRESENTED AT: Gary Hall Gary Reed HOMECOMING MAIDS MISS KAYE OLIGER Sophomore MISS BECKY STEPHENS Sophomore Debbie Jones Cindy Treadway Phyllis Crownover Jean Betenbough Patsy Linville Diane Rogers CHEERLEADERS K Sherrin Newland, Captain WHO’S WHO AT CHS MR. AND MISS C.H.S. Ray Bellinger and Loquita Burt The Who's Who contest is held each fall to select the school's outstanding- students. The stu- dents are selected by secret ballot of the entire student body 55 during an assembly program. WHO’S WHO MOST POPULAR Carolyn Harness and Tim Whillock MOST TALENTED Patsy Bonds and Jimmie Kirkendoll BEST PERSONALITY Sherrin Newland and Gary Reed MOST COURTEOUS Toran Pate and Gary Hall 56 AT CHS PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME Jean Betenbough and Jamie Evans MOST FEMININE AND MOST ATHLETIC Linda Stagg and Ray Bellinger NEATEST Linda Stagg and Don Harness 57 WHO’S WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Loquita Burt and Gary Reed 58 The Cheerleaders spark team spirit and lend moral support to players and fans. From left to right are Sherrin New land, Cindy Treadway, Patsy Linville, Jean Betenbough, Debbie Jones, Phyllis Crownover, and Diane Rogers, ATHLETICS 59 YELLOWJACKET FOOTBALL AT LEFT, GRADUATING LETTERMEN Front row, from left to right: Ray Bellinger, Jimmie Kirkendoll, Harlon Isom, Jim Bill Berkowltz, Walt Henderson. Back row, Johnny Washington, Jamie Evans, Wayne Beavers, Tim Whlllock, Mike Treadway, James Huggins. AT RIGHT, RETURNING LETTERMEN Back row, from left to right: Johnny Huggins, Sam Shannon, James Lewis, Larry Hubbard. Front row: Randy Newland, Rodney Davis, Tom Whlllock. Coach Ronnie Clark SCORES Clinton 7 Conway-B 13 Clinton 0 Heber Springs 6 Clinton 6 Ozark 7 Clinton 13 Berryville 26 Clinton 13 Alma 39 Clinton 6 Clarksville 39 Clinton 0 Harding Academy 6 C linton 12 Atkins 36 Clinton 14 Heber Springs 0 Clinton 13 Harrison-B 7 60 HAS ROUGH SEASON Ray Bellinger, Capt. Senior Halfback Jamie Evans Senior End Andy Patterson, Co-Capt. Senior End Tim Whillock, Co-Capt, Senior Quarterback Johnny Washington Jim Bill Berkowitz Senior Senior Halfback Tackle 61 YELLOWJACKET LINE-UP Mike Treadway Senior Tackle Jimmie Kirkendoll Senior Guard James Lewis Junior Fullback Walt Henderson Senior Guard Players watch how a perfect tackle is made. Harlon Isom Senior End 62 YELLOWJACKET LINE-UP Johnny Huggins Junior Guard Wayne Beavers Senior Tackle James Huggins Senior Guard Larry Hubbard Junior Center Junior Tackle Many inter-squad games were played during practice. 63 YELLOWJACKET LINE-UP Tom Whillock Sophomore Center Rodney Davis Sophomore Guard Randy Newland What is this—follow the leader? Sophomore Halfback Clyde McCaslin, Darrell Stripling, Willis Hefner, managers. 64 SENIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Eldon England, Johnny Huggins, Larry Hubbard, Don Harness. Second row: Jamie Evans, Hay Bellinger, James Lewis, Wendell Adams. Third row: Coach Rose, Clyde McCaslin, Timmy Whillock, Ken Gilmore, Hershall Bramlett, Mike Treadway, Barry Burke. Coach Jerry Rose Clyde McCaslin guards against Plummerville's offense. COACH AND COMMUNITY EXPECT Ken Gilmore Senior Center Tim Whillock Senior Forward Clyde McCaslin Junior Forward WINS: Scotland 69-42 Quitman 61-48 Shirley 61-31 Marshall 56-37 Morrilton 56-47 Leslie 67-41 Berryvllle 44-42 Quitman 54-35 Vilonia 64-45 Batesville 63-55 South Side 53-47 Mayflower 59-51 South Side 42-38 Scotland 51-41 Leslie 54-31 Beebe 35-25 Shirley 52-34 Scotland 53-47 St. Joe 56-42 Berryville 53-51 Jamie Evans Senior Forward Ray Bellinger Senior Guard 66 TEAMS TO GIVE THEIR BEST Hershall Bramlett Sophomore Center Wendell Adams Senior Forward Don Harness Senior Forward James Lewis Junior Guard LOSSES: Southside 36-38 Mt. Home 42-74 Morrilton 41-42 Yellville 52-60 Center Ridge 43-44 Plummerville 43-42 Greenbrier 46-66 Guy 38-51 Plummerville 54-62 Beebe 44-42 Marshall 52-63 Greenbrier 30-64 Marshall 48-53 Eldon England Sophomore Forward 67 Larry Hubbard Junior Guard Johnny Huggins Mike Treadway and Barry Burke, Man Junior agers. Guard The making of a winning team Don Harness goes up for a lay-in is hours and hours of practice. during practice. P lu m e rville' sdefense can't stop Clinton's Ken Gilmore when he gets the ball. 68 SENIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front row, from left to right: Ruth Combs, Pat Hensley, Williamson, Jo Nell Tumlison, Maurice Bonds, Patsy Pam Jones, Clara Ruth Hink, Doris Kirkendoll, Carolyn Bonds, Sherry Smith, Toran Pate, Coach Rose. Hall, Linda Treece. Back row: Jo Beth Burnett, Lana Coach Jerry Rose Jo Nell Tunlison goes up for two points in the county tournament at Scotland. 69 PLAYING BASKETBALL BUILDS Maurice Bonds Senior Guard Toran Pate Junior Guard WINS: Scotland 55-39 Shirley 41-34 Scotland 53-42 Leslie 43-38 Plummerville 42-32 Leslie 49-45 Quitman 59-37 Scotland 59-33 Plummerville 42-28 Leslie 56-26 Altheimer 51-49 St. Charles 57-43 Shirley 60-44 Alma 49-30 Leslie 46-43 Alma 43-40 Jo Nell Tumlison Junior Forward 4 Patsy Bonds Senior Guard Sherry Smith Junior Forward 70 GIRLS’ PHYSICAL FITNESS Linda Treece Senior Guard Jo Beth Burnett Junior Guard Lana Williamson Junior Forward LOSSES: South Side 29-47 Quitman 51-61 South Side 53-54 Bradley 42-76 South Side 58-67 Mulberry 35-54 Ruth Combs Sophomore Guard Clara Ruth Hink Junior Forward 71 Pat Hensley Sophomore Forward Pamela Jones Sophomore Guard Carolyn Hall Junior Guard Doris Kirkendoll Junior Forward Lana Williamson sinks a free shot at county tournament. 72 Meanwhile, at the water fountain in Junior High.... JUNIOR HIGH 73 EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Simpson's students are absorbed in their studies. Mike Gary Charlotte Karen Abbott Baker Barber Barber Lana Larry Ralph Jerry Bernhardt Blackwell Blair Bonds Jimmy England Juanita Haynes June Haynes Albert Haynes Johnnie Evans Carolyn Gramling Maxine Hightower Joann David Nora Jean Hink Holley Huie 74 % John Barnes Ava Lou Cox Robert Hill EIGHTH GRADE Connie Jerry Jerry H. Jan Beatrice Janice Debbie Pam Jackson Jones Jones Kidd Kirkendoll Kirkendoll Lasater Love Wayne Carroll Danny Douglas Paul Linda Danny Eddie Lowrance Lumpkins Maulden McDonald Meyner Morris Newland Passmore Suzanne Pamela Jerry Betty Benny Carlene Kenny Mary Ellen Pendergist Pronia Roberson Rogers Scarberry Sigler Sigler Smith Hope Sprott Linda Strickland Ezekiel Tatum Rita Teague Joan Tester Flora Mae Tillery Mary Lou Tillery Richard Ward Charles Dennis Glen Williams Williams Williams 75 SEVENTH GRADE Richard Randy Danny Diane Appleby Baker Bonds Bonds Elaine Michael Jerry Danny Bradley Bridges Bryant Collins Debbie England puts a final touch on Mrs. Fulks bulletin board. Eardie Judy Collins Cook Billy Joe Cullum Sandra Davis Eddie Denbow Yolanda Dewey Tommy Elliott J Jy Joy Emerson mi Debbie England John Farrell Freddy Gruben Sherry Hall M I'- V T) - t F ) V 'y' C Glinda John John Henderson Hill Hill Carmon Holley Brenda Marilyn Howard Huggins Dan Hule all ' a wm uiv? Jean Isom Johnny Hule Carolyn Isom Louis Jackson Gereta James 76 SEVENTH GRADE Charles Belinda Jim Tom Karen Tom Cathy Cathy Kirkendoll Lankford Lefler Lefler Lewis Lewis Linn Linn Rita Sue Danny Ann Marsha Eric David Clifton Linn Linn Lumpkins Martin Matthews Merrlweathers McClendon McEntire Lynn Wes Vickie Jeff Phillip Johnny Joann Regina McKnight Monroe Ott Pate Rains Reece Renfroe Rogers Melisha Eddie Janice Linda John Mary Gary Rolen Scarberry Sherwood Simpkins Smiley Smothers Stithim Rhonda Story Steven Nath James Gary Sally Earl Linda Treat Tumllson Washington Watson Whillock Williamson Wolf 77 JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY MRS. POLLY FULKS Mrs. Fulks teaches history and ge- ography. MRS. MAGGIE STEWART Mrs. Stewart is the math instructor. MRS. LILLIAN SIMPSON Mrs. Simpson teaches English. MR. JIM TUMLISON Mr. Tumlison teaches seventh and eighth grade science. Mr. Tumlison, the Junior high and grade school principal, talks with Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. Fulks and Mrs. Stewart chat after a long day. 78 JUNIOR FOOTBALL Karen Lewis Back row: James Abbot, James Cullum, Raymond Dwyer, Ester Bass, James Tumlison, Randy Newman, Dickie Lefler, Mike Love, Grady Baker, Jr. Mgr., Charles Williams, Mgr. Front row: Ernest Bonds, David Holley, Paul Minor, Jerry Bonds, Zeke Tatum, Danny New land, Tommy Bonds, Carl Bonds. Joann Hink JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS SUPPORT TEAM Belinda Lankford Betty Rogers Pam Love 79 Sue Linn Susan Brown JUNIOR HOMECOMING ROYALTY PAM LOVE Eighth Grade Maid KAREN LEWIS Seventh Grade Maid CHESELENE JACKSON Homecoming Queen JO ANN HINK Eighth Grade Maid JO ANN RENFROE Seventh Grade Maid 80 JUNIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL From left to right, front row: Earl Williamson, Carl Tumlison, Ester Bass, Mike Love, Raymond Dwyer, Bonds, Larry Combs, Charles Williams, Danny Newland. Coach Clark. Second row: Jimmy Lefler, Gary Watson, James A Clinton fan watches as the Junior Yellow jackets move in defensive action against their opponent. Then the Clinton offense takes control of the ball and Ester Bass shoots a jump shot for two points. 81 JUNIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front row: Lynn McKnight, Sally Whillock, Ann Martin, Sue Linn, Karen Lewis, Regina Rogers. Second row: Joan Tester, Sherry Hall, Sandra Davis, Rhonda Story, Judy Cook, Janet Kidd. Third row: Claudette Watts, Mary Ellen Crowley, Pam Love, Yalonda Dewey, Joyce Kirkendoll, Betty Rogers, Kathleen Weaver, Patty West, Lavonne Huggins, Coach Clark. Coach Ronnie Clark 82 GRADE SCHOOL 83 GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY MUST Mrs. W. H. Morton First Grade Mrs. C. F. Heffington First Grade Mrs. Leroy Rogers First Grade Miss Helen Stephens Second Grade Leading her group to lunch is one of the many daily routines for a first grade teacher. Miss Olivia Isaacs Second Grade Mrs. Eugene Burnett Third Grade Mrs. Everett Griggs Third Grade 84 EXERCISE WIT, WISDOM, PATIENCE Mrs. Edwin Bird Fourth Grade Mrs. Everett Bradford Fourth Grade Mrs. Ruby Flory Fifth Grade Mr. Karl” and Mr. Jones talk over the problems and the amusements of the day. Mrs. John McCuin Fifth Grade Mr. Homer Jones Sixth Grade Mr. Karl Bonds Sixth Grade Mr. Jim Tumlison Principal 85 SIXTH GRADE Jim Deborah Joyce Abbot Archer Bagley Sixth Graders learned to work with fractions easily. Ricky Roger Barbara Baker Bolden Bonds Danny Kent Billye Ann Debarah Michael Bonds Bostain Bramlett B ramie tt Bryant Roger Donnie Chapman Collins Daniel Combs Virginia C rownover Standley England Sharon Ferguson John Foster Bobby French Kathy Gates Joe George Carolyn Douglas Billy Betty Sharon Debbie Nancy Carolyn Harness Harper Harris Haynes Hightower Holley Holley Howard 86 SIXTH GRADE Sara Mae Charles Gary Margaret Irmalene Brenda Randy Kathy Hule Isom Isom Isom Jackson Jones Jones Kidd Linda Kenny Kirkendoll Lasater Jimmy Mackey Roy Martin Randy McCaslin Douglas My rick Perry Pronia Bob Roberson Danny Johnny Rolen Shipley Allen Linda Mildred Rita Slack Smothers Smothers Story Sharon Billy Ray S wofford Tatum Curtis Diana Tommy Dale Linda Tatum Tester Thompson Tillery Mike Mary Ann Treat White Sidney Deborah Williams Williamson Sherry Williamson NOT PICTURED: Nell Nicholson, Linda Smothers, Sammy Cullum, Donna Damuth, Dink McCalleb, Lewis Payne. 87 FIFTH GRADE Steven Jerry Leslie Mrs. Flory helps Jeanette with her English. Bolden Bonds Bonds Stevie Russell Sandra Russell Gary Gary Ricky Boone Bramlett Chapman Coats Cox Cullum C ullum Jeanette Lynn Duncan Emerson Jackie Bill Evans French Lee Roy Gates Colleen James Green Haven 88 FIFTH GRADE Ronnie Jennings David McKellep Tony Simpkins Mary S wofford Terry Williams Royce Susan Deloris Lou Ann Jay Jimmy Johnson Keeling Kirkendoll Kirkendoll Knight Lovell Kathleen Kathren Betty Dan Dallas James McKnight McNamee Meyner Myner Payne Schmidt Danny Paul Richard Connie Randy Joe Smith Stagg Stephens Strickland Stripling Swofford Patricia Tillery Wincie Gwen Lavonne Treece Watts Watts Della Williams Karen Williams Randall Wolfe NOT PICTURED: Sheryl Hopper, Jolene Long, Jan Richardson, Johnny Maxwell, Roger Appleby, Danny Payne, Christing Bryant. 89 FOURTH GRADE Kenny Sidney Barnes Bonds Mrs. Bradford’s group is really studious! Marshall Rand}' Bramlett Branscum Ben Clark James C ullum Steve Elliot Gaylon Eoff Jan Eoff Jerry Evans Laura French Mark Debra Terry Bradley Gilmore Gramling Griggs Hale Dena Timmy Randal Hall Harper Hogue Junior Lois Rita Barbara Howard Isom Isom Jones 90 FOURTH GRADE Jo Nell Jones ttiL Dale Kirkendoll Peggy Lumpkins Jimmy Whlsenant Wayne Kirkendoll Pam Michael Russell Ann Denzll McCaslln McCormac Newman Nicholson Ott, Jr. Steve Pate Tommy Barbara Kelvin Simpkins Slack Smith Boyd Randy Roy Williams Williams Willoughby Pamela Ralph Diane Smith Tester Ward NOT PICTURED: Karen Williams, Chip Ellis, Gendon Bryant, Steve Damuth 91 THIRD GRADE Larry Wade Karen Jerry David Bramlet Bramlet Coats Combs Cook Johnny C ullum Lora Cullum Marsha Davis Debbie Duncan Emily Twila Donnie Steve Dwyer Elliot Emerson Ferguson Jackie French Ann Gates Ronald Hale Kathy Hall Ronald Hamner Daina Harper Shirley Hightower Larry Hinchey Sharon Luke Martha Holley Holley, Jr. Isom Marcia Geraldine Jackson James Karen Keeling 92 THIRD GRADE Claire Lea Betty Jo Nell Marty Ronnie Steve Donna Henry Kidd Kirkendoll Kirkendoll Lefler Lemmings Lovel Matthews Maulden Herbert Cheryl Steve Carey Nancy Gail Danny Larry McCaleb McCormac McKnight Merriweather Morton Newman Nunley Parshal Suzy Glen Pate Payne Mary Roberson Ronald Roberson Roy Roberson Kay Tereas Rogers Rowland Anita Simpson Bobby Doris Slack Sprott Monte Bill Don Stithem Story Danny Mary Elizabeth Paul Charles Story Story Tedder Tester Mike Jim Bob Penny Turner Ward Watts Susan Imogene Dale Joan Sam Whillock White Williams Williams Williams NOT PICTURED: Vicki Jennings, Craig Richardson, Nancy Maulden, Tommy Worley, Shirley Payne. 93 SECOND GRADE Rhonda Ernestine Kenny Bobby Branscum Brown Cates Clark George Janice Glenda Bryon Talatha James Gorden Robert Collins Combs Cooley Crownover Cullum Eoff Evans Sarah Cheryl Danny Deana Greg Steven Gary Foster French Griggs Griggs Hall Harris Henderson David Ronald Joe Terry Joann Artheia Boyd Hill Howard Hunt Huyck Ison Jackson Jackson 94 SECOND GRADE Lathan Jane Louise Terry Pain Dana Jean Joyce Jackson Kirkendoll Kirkendoll Kirkendoll Lasater Lefler Mackey Dennis Timothy Roxann Janet Rita Kerry Ann Ray McKellep McKim McNamee Moore Newland Pate Parshall Kathy Tod Dianne Ruth Stevie Cathy Benny Roberson Rogers Rogers Schmidt Simpkins Smiley Smith Stephen Billy George Kerry Smith Smothers Stephens Stithem Eula Faye Carolyn Clint Tatum Teague West NOT PICTURED: Sarah Smothers, Marilyn Glasgow, Regina Bryant, Anna Maria Branscum, Joel Long. Gary Wolf 95 Janie White Jo Beth Williams Jimmy Willoughby FIRST GRADE Mary Don Alice Ann Robert Sally Bonds Boone Bramlett Bramlett Bramlett Danny Billy Thomas Robert Jessie Teresa Mike Patty Rickey Chalk Clark Coats Combs Cooley Cox Crow Cullum Cullum Stephen Eric Stacy Loretta Robert Vicki Tammy Renita Karla Duncan Ellis Floyd Gates Gilmore Griggs Harper Haven Hensley Linda Regenia David Danny Joe J. W. Elsie Jackie Philip Janan Hill Holley Hogue Huie Huie Isom Isom Isom Jackson 96 FIRST GRADE Rodney Susan Gary Major Janet Douglas Jackson Jackson James Jenkins Johnson Jones Michael Roxane Elizabeth Jones Keeling Kidd David Kirkendoll Ricky Lemings Jerry Laurel Richard Cynthia Donald Reba Linville McCaleb McClure McCormac McKellep McKim Tracy Moore Deana Rogers Gae Rodgers Mike Simmons Dale Smith Debra Smith Stanley Smith Mike Eddye Jo Mike Sherill Stewart Story Strickland Tester Patsy White Danny White David White Roy Gene White Janet Williams Jeffrey Williams Timothy Williamson Mary Beth Willoughby Patsy Willoughby Marie Wilson Donna Young NOT PICTURED: Wesley Hawthorne, Robert Tillery, Joe Fullilove, Johnnie Me Quain, Sandra 97 Wilson CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CLINTON STATE BANK Officers and Employees HOWARD JOHNSON President GARNER M. JOHNSON Vice-President JOSEPHINE SMITH Ass't. Cashier OPAL MYRICK Ass't. C ashier MAURICE HARMON CLOETA HUTTO Bookkeeper Teller DIRECTORS ARTHUR LEWIS ROY LEFLER MRS. HOWARD JOHNSON HOMER BROWN Vice-President DYKE JOHNSON Cashier BUD McKNIGHT Ass't. Cashier EILEEN SMILEY Proof Clerk CHARLES SMITH Bookkeeper GARNER M. JOHNSON HOMER BROWN HOWARD JOHNSON 98 BURNETT 5 10 Quality and Service 602 East Main Phone 745-7171 Clinton, Arkansas Flowers For Eve 745-21’ Clinton 99 PATE'S FOOD MARKET Serving You Since 1946 Meats-----Fresh Vegetables Frozen Foods---------Groceries TURNER TRUCK LINE Daily Freight Service Between Clinton, Little Rock, Shirley 745-2455 FR 2-1814 Lowell and Carolyn Turner 100 HUGGINS' TEXACO Firestone Tires Delco Batteries 745-9142 V. A. McQUAIN GROCERY STORE AND SERVICE STATION Phone 745-2140 Clinton, Arkansas C ones Shakes Jumbo Hamburgers Sundaes Malts Ft. Long Hot Dogs CLINTON'S HIGH LIGHT Pure Dairy Ice Cream Blue Bonnet Drive-In CLINTON ZERO GAS COMPANY Phone No. 745-2405 FOR FAST SERVICE CLINTON 5 10 122 Main Phone 745-6116 Clinton, Arkansas Where you get the Newest Merchandise First! You cannot buy a better bus to save their lives. WARD BODY WORKS, IHC. CONWAY, ARKANSAS CLINTON JEWELRY 1 Keepsake Diamonds with Lifetime Guarantee Complete Line of Elgin and Bulova Watches Main Street - Clinton AARON BAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Dozer Work Clearing Plowing Landscaping Work by Hour or Contract Li Phone 745-2856 Clinton, Arkansas OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY COMPANY Home of Better Values Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Blair Owners Philco TV and Appliances Phone 745-2232 Payne Heating and Air Conditioning- Gas and Electric Fedders Heat Pumps -All Electric PETER PRONIA MANUFACTURING CO. Sheet Metal Works Dennard, Arkansas Phone 745-2922 Clinton, Arkansas 104 NORTH ARKANSAS FUNERAL HOME and BURIAL ASSOCIATION Russell Sisco-Owner Marshall Mt. View Clinton MAYTAG COMMERCIAL LAUNDRY Mrs. Helen Williamson Owner Located on Highway 65, North Yellowjacket Booster Phone 745-2491 Integrity--Accuracy Sake' DRUG STORE Quality FORREST L.BAKER,R.Ph. PHONE 745-2491 CLINTON, ARK. 106 BUTCHER BOY MARKET We specialize in meats. ----------—---------------------1 DUNCAN RADIO AND TV Sales Service See color TV at its best on Zenith Phone 745-2132 _____________________________I MEATS V CLINTON MEAT MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Riddle Clinton Arkansas DEWEY MOTOR CO. Wrecker Service GMC Trucks 745-2433 Scott Outboards Clinton Compliments of -- SAMMY COLLUMS County and Circuit Clerk Compliments of STEPHEN’S SUPERETTE - mm || li Choctaw Arkansas S.F.A. VAN BUREN COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION Feed--Seed- - Fertilizer 745-4108 Clinton 108 Clinton Arkansas AG SUPERMARKET !M@W 3Bf(yb 109 Compliments of HUIE'S ESSO SERVICE Phone 745-2477 Clinton Arkansas MATHIS SHOE STORE Personality Shoes John C. Roberts Red Goose Clinton, Ark. Campbell Nunley Construction Co, General Contracting Licensed and Bonded T. F. Campbell and Harold Nunley Phone 745-2180 Clinton, Ark. WV32I) 3)10111W Nvmm ' When trouble. . .Call GRIGG'S PHILLIPS 66 % 745-7170 Phone PI 5-2220 P. O BOX 44 CLINTON, ARKANSAS LLOYD M. ADREOM PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT TAX A BOOKKEEPING SERVICE NOTARY PUBLIC undtr wood _ jjAoouciT BALES SERVICE SUPPLIES Gfjice. zA acfiLne.i. do. COMPLETE OFFICE MACHINES EQUIPMENT FURNITURE Telephone WO 7-4664 4 0 5 East 4th RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS In appreciation of Clinton School KEELINGS GROCERY Esther and Ivy Keeling PETIT JEAN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION A tax paying, home owned, self supporting enterprise CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1966' CLINTON HIGH HOME COMFORT CENTER 1 SCHOOL STORE Home Appliances Where we meet, eat, Central Air-Conditioning If your home isn't comfortable, call and visit. Mrs. Myrtle Halbrook 745-2552 1 12 CLARK REALTY Promoting Van Buren County Otto Clark, Realtor Highway 65, North 745-2322 Box 295 Clinton, Ark. McNUTT FUNERAL SERVICE To serve as we would be served Conway, Arkansas FA 7-7727 EOFF’S FURNITURE COMPANY Maytag 745-5127 Frigidaire RCA TV Homelite Chain Saws Compliments of FARISH FRASER'S INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of IDEAL Bread Company Batesville Arkansas 113 Love Furniture Company ADMIRAL 4+otp0mt GIBSON GUITARS 745-2230 ROBERT NEWLAND Clearing Custom Bulldozing Ponds Work by Hour or Job Dennard, Arkansas Leveling Since 1879 PENCE FUNERAL SERVICE Phone FA 9-2441 Conway Arkansas SPEED QUEEN Box 208 114 AUTOGRAPHS - 1966 115 AUTOGRAPHS - 1966 •• WALSWORTM • INM Wf WAISWOUTM 116 -’V . „.tv fe� fj 4'$ : ;!)!« � - : ': ‘'«V. • ; ! • ■ .-if •