Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

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PERSONNEL CUSTODIANS Gene Knoble, Homer Treat, A. C. Hopkins. CHS SERVICE BUS DRIVERS Front row: Thomas Simmons, Karl Bonds, Orville Treat, Melvin Swartz, Ernest Smith. Back row: George Saffle, Billy Crow, Landon Bonds, H. Emerson, Gene Knoble. Not pictured: Ralph Hutto. COOKS Mrs. Ernest Smith Mrs. Wylie Tester, Mrs. Floyd Tomlison. CUSTODIAN Mrs. Virginia Carroll l

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FACULTY k Mr. Ronnie Clark Mr. Clark received hisB.S.E. degree from A.S.T.C. He coaches football and the junior basketball teams. He also teaches American Government and P.E. and sponsors the Freshman class. Mr. Bill Coursey Mr. Coursey attended Louisiana State University. He teaches geometry, Algebra I, and general math. He also sponsors the Beta Club. Mr. Jerry Rose Mr. Rose received his B.S.E. degree from A.S.T.C. He is the senior basketball coach and the assistant football coach. He teaches American History and sponsors the Sophomore class. Mrs. Inez Bowling Mrs. Bowling received her B.S.E. degree from A.S.T.C. She teaches remedial reading in grade school and language improvements in Junior High. Mrs. Laura Smith Miss Smith is the Clinton High School secretary. She graduated from South Side High School. NO PHOTO A V AILABLE Mr. Jimmy Sellars Mr. Sellars received his B.S.E. degree from A.S.T.C. He teaches physical education in both grade school and high school. 10

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CURRICULUM PROVIDES SOUND TRAINING SOCIAL STUDIES M SCIENCE Mr. Smith's Algebra II students are busy applying their knowledge on test day. Two years of mathematics are required at C.H.S. Other math courses offered are general math, Algebra I and II, trigonometry, and geometry. The Typing I students are diligently at work learning the fundamentals of typing from their instructor, Mr. Hutto. Other commercial courses available are short- hand and secretarial practice. Mrs. Sellars, who is a practice teacher, lectures to the American History class. Other subjects in this field are World History and American Government. COMMERCIAL MATHEMATICS The chemistry class, shown here, seems to be hard at work discovering the elements of the world. Chemistry alternates yearly with physics. Biology and physical science complete the science courses offered at C.H.S.