Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

THE 1967-68 YEARBOOK STAFF OF CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON, ARKANSAS PRESENTS VOLUME 26 of THE TORCH •vs i A-': 1 v - . Our modern buildings and classrooms don’t resemble those of the late 1930’s very much. More important, though, than the changeable surroundings lies something time cannot erase. It is that ember of school love, that warmness of old memories, burning in the hearts of the alumni. Buster Bramlett gives tackier a long haul in Haber Springs game, ending with a score of 13-6. Clinton Band participates in parades, school activities, and spirit-making. ALMA MATER Hail, Alma Mater, hats off to you. Ever you'll find us loyal and true. Glory and Honor, always will be. Hail to the school we love: Here's a toast to thee. Cheerleaders Float wins first place in County Fair Parade. Senior girls rout local rival Scotland - 51-37. Assemblies are a common oc- currence at Clinton High. Here the Hillbilly Band performs a knee-slappin', foot-stompin', jamboree given by the Agri- culture Department. 2 w ™CONTENTS INTRODUCTION..............1-4 ADMINISTRATION...........5-15 HONORS..................16-17 CLASSES.................19-40 ORGANIZATIONS...........41-52 PERSONALITIES...........53-64 ATHLETICS...............65-78 JUNIOR HIGH.............79-90 GRADE SCHOOL...........91-106 ADVERTISEMENTS........107-128 THIS IS CHS Students ... settling down after va- cation ... special smiles for spe- cial friends ... boredom ... en- thusiasm ... school spirit ... quiet study ... enjoying a book ... eyes gazing, but not seeing ... pande- monium in the cafeteria ... rushed walks to classes ... fond memories. DEDICA TION 4 This year the 1968 Torch staff dedicates The Torch to Mr. W. H. Morton. He is the man well known for his warm heart and winning smile. He is quick to praise and eager to help the Senior class, of which he is co-sponsor. Often we forget to thank Mr. Morton, but we know he needs no thanks. Being able to help is enough for him. He has been an inspiration to each of his stu- dents. He remains a fond memory in the hearts of those who come in contact with him. Mr. Morton, through his warm, generous spirit, has proved himself a man dependable and worthy of high respect. He is the rock that remains standing through the turbulence of the school year. We extend to him at least a portion of the respect due him through this memory. Humbly we thank Mr. Morton for helping us to help ourselves. MR. W. H. MORTON 4 ADMINISTRATION - GUIDES STUDENTS MR. JIMMY SMITH MR. C. F. SANDERS The responsibilities of Mr. Franklin C. Sanders, Superintendent, and Mr. Jim Smith. High School Principal, are many and varied. They must attend to details involved in operating a school, make decisions which affect the school now and in the future, and plan for and guide changing programs. ■I SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Dick McCormac, President; Mr. Joe Fraser, Secretary; Mr. Carroll B. Evans, Vice-President. SHA PES STUDENT POLICIES Busy citizens who comprise Clint- on’s School Board work closely with Superintendent C. F. Sanders in formulating and carrying out school policies. Their cooperation with school administrators coordinate an effective school system that launches the youth of our school into an active occupation and civic life. b SEATED: Roy Dale Thompson, Buck Kidd, Carroll B. Evans, Forrest Baker. STANDING: Dick McCormac, Joe Fraser, W. C. West. BEHIND A GREAT SCHOOL ARE ADMINISTRATORS MR. JIMMY SMITH PRINCIPAL M ED Teaches - Trigonometry Sponsor - Student Council 8 C.H.S. LIBRARY The heart, the life, the industry, the beat of C.H.S. ... our Library, our Seniors! This is the core of our building around which all classes and activities revolve. Whether the Seniors come for research, browsing, solitude, or the daily paper, it matters little ... for this is a haven during the busy day of the Seniors. 9 DETERMINA TION OF STUDENTS . . . PLUS . . . INSPIRA TION FROM TEACHERS o MR. JIMMY DUNCAN BA Mr. Duncan listens as a World history student relates the role government played to an event of the past. On the court for each prac- tice ... each game_____ Coach Ronnie Clark ... every week a new anxiety ... Opportunities for tomorrow and preparation for them are explored with Guidance Counselor, Mr. Barnes. MR. CURTIS BARNES MSE Graduate Study Counselor MR. RONNIE CLARK BSE Physical Education Coach Co-Sponsor, 10th Grade 10 Social Studies, English . . . YIELDS A DIRECTION MRS. POLLY FULKS BSE Home Economics Co-Sponsor 10th Sponsor - FHA MR. WESLEY HARGIS BA Algebra 1,2; Geometry General Math Math students, under Mr. Hargis, learn to juggle numbers until they come up with the correct answers. Facts about food, clothing and general home- making daily crowd the minds of ninth grade girls in Home Ec. MRS. MAE HOLLOWAY MA American History Government 10th English Sponsor Beta Club MR. RALPH HUTTO BSE Business Education Sponsor Stinger A pleasant atmosphere ... a frequent amusing remark_these combine to provide an excellent learning situation in Mrs. Hol- loway's government class. Future secretaries ... teacher or house- wives ... whichever ... they are choos- ing to become equipped for many demands. II . . TO ASCENDING PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE ... And for Friday ... we shall memorize Chaucer's Prologue ... When that Aprille with his shouers soote. A familiar sight during practice ... Coach Rose studies a shot technique. Reading annotations ... ordering books ... a pleasant duty of our librarian, Mrs. Sanders. Be it Lepidoptera, Arthropda, Insecta, Homo Sapiens ... or just plain moth or Man, ... all are covered in Mr. Smiley's biology class. MR. JERRY ROSE BSE Physical Education Coach Sponsor, Junior Class MRS. ARA SANDERS MISS SANDRA SANDERS MR. LOYAL SMILEY MS BA BSE Librarian English 3, 4; Science Sponsor, the Torch Co-Sponsor, Senior Library Club Class 12 ... TO MA TURITY MRS. LILLIAN SIMPSON BSE Art, English II, Art Club Sponsor, Junior Class Co-Sponsor Culture expands aesthetic views— Clinton students are very fortunate to have art, under the direction of Mrs. Simpson, included in their curriculum. Mr. Williams, director, con- ducts the Clinton Band in a practice session. MR. LOYD WILLIAMS BME CHS Band. 8th Grade Sponsor SECRETARIES - A VITAL PART OF SCHOOL Mrs. Elwanda Bonds checks a form to be memographed and handed out to students. MRS. LAURA SMITH Secretary, Superintendent's Office MRS. ELWANDA BONDS Secretary, Principal's Office Mrs. Laura Smith outlines duties to Chris Huggins, student office assistant. THE MAINTENANCE FRONT ROW: Homer Treat, Ernest Smith, Gene Knoble, Dan Boone, Dickie Lefler, George Saffle. BACK ROW: Orville McEntire, Landon Bonds, Gerald Emerson, Billy Crow, Thomas Simmons. Not pictured: Loyal Smiley, Ralph Hutto, Gerald Derryberry is the custodian at grade school. It is his job to see that the school is kept clean and orderly. This is a big job because the wee ones seem to make big messes. Mary Gray, Venida Estes, and Grace Beavers are the cooks who provide the nourishing meals at grade school. They are dedicated to seeing that the young ones maintain a proper diet. 14 CREW OF CHS Meals in the cafeteria take a big place in the high school day. Here Mrs Erma Tester. Manager, in background, makes a suggestion to Mrs. Ruby Smith while Mrs. Sybil McIntyre tidies the steam table. Tony Simpkins, student helper, spies the camera in time to pause for a pose. Mr. Homer Treat, Chief Cus- todian, turns to face the cam- eraman before assuming his important daily responsibili- ties ... assuring shiny halls and classrooms ... working doors and furnaces ... safe, rolling buses ... fice before they day's rush begin. Clinton Schoo‘ cou,d not function without tidiness Pro' vided by Junior Grist and Royce Jones. 15 DEBBIE JONES SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO OUTSTANDING SENIOR STUDENTS LA UDELL BURT 16 BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW AWARD GLENDA ROBERTSON The BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW test was taken by 32 Senior girls. The tests were sent to General Mills, sponsor, to be tabulated and scored. The winner's name was returned to Mrs. Fulks, home economics teacher. We are proud to present GLENDA ROBERTSON, the 1968 Winner. Congratulations, GLENDA! THE SPONSORS BEHIND THE SENIOR CLASS We, the Seniors, would like to thank Miss Sanders and Mr. Mort- on, Senior Class Sponsors, for their courage, foresight, determi- nation, and energy to accept with enthusiasm any challenge per- taining to the prosperity of the Senior Class in the past as well as in the future. MISS SANDRA SANDERS MR. WILLIE MORTON SENIORS - LEA VE MEMORIES TO CHS Have I written to the best of my ability? As attested by Debbie Jones and Laude 11 Burt, above, it looks as tho' nothing is ruled out as a means to sell 1968 An- nuals! There are serious moments when one must produce. Friday the 13th proved a lucky day for C. H. S., cheerleaders, players, fans, and homecoming royalty. Here is shown Homecoming Queen, Becky Stephens, escorted by Rodney Davis and Tom Whillock. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Don Evans, President; Randy Newland, Vice-President; Eldon England, Treasurer; Laudell Burt, Secretary. 19 SENIORS: THE ESSENCE OF ACHIEVING Danny Ackerman David Appleby Linda Armitage Joe Baker Gay Beavers Reba Bonds Danny Boone Sharon Boone DANNY ACKERMAN - FFA 1,2,3.4. DAVID APPLEBY - FFA 1,2, 3,4; Art Club 4. LINDA ARMITAGE - Transferred front Attica, Ohio, 3; Art Club 4; Office Assistant 4. JOE BAKER - FFA 1,2,4; Library Club 4; Art Club 4, President 4; Stinger Staff 4; Baseball 1. GAY BEAVERS - Library Club 3; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Office Assistant 3,4; Torch Staff 4. REBA BONDS - Chorus 1; Library Club 3,4, Officer 3,4; Art Club 4, Officer 4; District Secretary of Arkansas Student Library Assistants 3,4. DANNY BOONE - Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 1; C-Club 1. SHARON BOONE- FHA 1,2,3, 4; Art Club 4; Library 3,4, Officer 3; Pep Club 3, 20 DREAMS, Jerry Bradford Tom Bradford Robert Bradley Buster Bramlett Hershel Bramlett Othel Bruce Ralph Bryant Laudell Burt JERRY BRADFORD - FFA 1,2, 3,4; Who's Who 1; Football 1,2; Library 4; Art Club 4; Stinger Staff 4; FFA Band 1,2; Track 1; C-Club 1; Music 2. TOM BRADFORD - FFA 1,2, 3,4; C-Club 1; Basketball 1; Class Officer 1; Art Club 4; Library Club 4; Weight lifting 1; Track 1; Baseball 1; Music 2. ROBERT BRADLEY - FFA 1,2; Baseball 1; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Stinger 3. BUSTER BRAMLETT - Football 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,4; Track 2, 3,4; Weight-lifting 2,3,4; C- Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Music 2; Band 1; High School Rodeo Assist. 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. HERSHEL BRAMLETT - FFA 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Cap- tain 4, All County, All Dis- trict 3; Art Club 4; Weight- lifting 2,3,4; Stinger Staff 4; C-Club 2,3,4. OTHEL BRUCE - FFA 1,2,4; Stinger Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Basketball 1; Track 1. RALPH BRYANT - Beta Club 2,3,4; Stinger Staff 4; FFA 1,2; Student Council 1. LAUDELL BURT - Student Coun- cil 1,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Band Sweetheart 4, Officer 3; Class Officer 3,4; Torch Staff 3,4; Basketball 1; Who's Who 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 3; Library Club 2; Girls State 4. 21 INTERESTS, Ruth Combs Kennith Crowell Rodney Davis Carolyn Elliott Audrey Emberton Kathy England Eldon England Sherry Ethington RUTH COMBS - Transferred from Conway, Arkansas; Bas- ketball 3. KENNITH CROWELL - FFA 1, 2,3,4, President 4. RODNEY DAVIS - FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4, All District 4; Track 2,3,4; Weight-Lifting 2,3,4; Art Club 4; C-Club 1, 2,3,4; Who's Who 4. CAROLYN ELLIOTT - FHA 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 4; Art Club 4; Chorus 1. AUDREY EMBERTON - Trans- ferred from Scotland, Arkan- sas. KATHY ENGLAND - FHA 1,2, 3,4. ELDON ENGLAND - FFA 4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Stinger Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Football 1, Co-Captain 1; Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 1; Fire Marshal 1,2; Weight-lift- ing 2,3; FFA Band 1,3; Who’s Who 4. SHERRY ETHINGTON - Library Club 3,4, Ass't 3,4; Torch Queen Candidate 2,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Who's Who 4; Stinger Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 2, Sec. 2. 22 TALENTS, Larry Eubanks Joe Don Evans Johnny Finton Mary Kaye Gray LARRY EUBANKS - FFA 1,2, 4; Baseball 1; Football 3,4; Weight-lifting 3; Torch Staff 4; Boys State 4; Who’s Who 4; C-Club 3,4; Track 3. JOE DON EVANS - Football Mgr. 1; Basketball Mgr. 1; Fire Marshall 1,2; Band 1,2; Music 2; Stinger Staff 3; Torch Staff 4; Class President 4; Stu- dent Council 4; FFA 4; Art Club 4; Boy’s State 4. JOHNNY FINTON - Band 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 1; FFA 1,2. MARY KAYE GRAY - FHA 1,2, 3,4; Stinger Staff 4; Beta Club 4. They've arrived ... at last!... and ... WE'VE ... arrived! 23 Chris Henderson Pat Hensley Margaret Hooper Linda Howard Shirley Sigler Huie Shirley Isom CHRIS HENDERSON - Trans- ferred from Junction City, Ore- gon; Pep Club 3; Library Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; FHA 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Torch Staff 3, 4, Senior Ass't 4; Office Ass't 4. PAT HENSLEY - FHA 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET HOPPER - Trans- ferred from Des Moines, Iowa 1; Office Ass’t 2,3,4; Art Club 4, Reporter 4. UNDA HOWARD - Art Club 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 3; Chorus 2. SHIRLEY SIGLER HUIE - FHA 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Office 4; Library 3, SHIRLEY ISOM - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2,3; Beta 4; Stinger 4; Office 4; Pep Club 3; Library Club 2. RICK JOHNSON - Transferred from Edmunds, South Carolina 3; FFA 4; Who’s Who 3, 4; Stinger Staff 4; Library Club 3. DEBBIE JONES - Cheerleader 2.3.4, Co-Captain 3; Who's Who 3,4; Torch Queen Can- didate 2,3,4, 1st Runner-up 2; Torch Staff 3, 4, Junior Ass't Editor 3, Editor 4; Beta 2.3.4, Sec. 4; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 3, 4, Sec. 3; Library Club 2; FHA 1, 2. 3, 4, 3rd Vice-Pres. 2,3. 24 PARTICIPATIONS Pam Jones Jim Justus Barbara Kirkendoll Roy Dale Kirkendoll PAM JONES - Transferred from Pine Street, Conway 2; FHA 2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Art Club 4. JIM JUSTUS - Student Council 2, 3; Football 3, Manager 3; Who's Who 4; FFA 1,2,3. BARBARA KIRKENDOLL - FHA 1. 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Beta 4; Stinger 4; Pep Club 3; Office 4; Library Club 2. ROY DALE KIRKENDOLL - FFA 1,2, 3,4; Football 3,4. 25 PREPARATIONS, Cheryl Lefler Garner Lovell Diane Moore Charlotta Moses Randy Newland Kaye Oliger Peggy Pronia Debbie Rhoda CHERYL LEFLER - FHA 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Art Club 4; Library 4; Torch Queen Can- didate 3, 2nd Runner-up 3; Stinger Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Who's Who 4; Band 1. GARNER LOVELL - FFA 1,2,3, 4; Stinger Staff 4. DIANE MOORE - Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Stinger Staff 4. CHARLOTTA MOSES - Trans- ferred from Center Ridge 1; Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Office Ass't. 4, RANDY NEWLAND - Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, All- District 4; C-Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Art Club 4; Who's Who 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Weight-lifting 3, 4; Wrestling 3,4; High School Rodeo Assn. 3,4; Track 2,3. KAYE OLIGER - FHA 1,2,3, 4,Vice-Pres. 4; Fair Maid 2; Homecoming Royalty 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Art Club 3,4; Library Club 3. PEGGY PRONIA - Office 4; Art Club 4; Chorus.2; Torch 3,4. DEBBIE RHODA - Transferred from Heber Springs, Arkansas 3; Beta Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4; FHA 3,4,Secretary-Treasur- er 4; Torch Staff 4; Who's Who 4. 26 . . . ACHIEVEMENTS . . . Glenda Roberson Diane Rogers GLENDA ROBERSON - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Stinger Staff 4; Chorus 2. DIANE ROGERS - FHA 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Stinger Staff 3; Pep Club 3; Chess Club 4; Library Club 4; Chorus 2. Becky Simmons Becky Stephens Cindy Treadway Phil Treat BECKY SIMMONS - FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Stinger Staff 3, 4; Art Club 4; Pep Club 3; Chess Club 4, Pres. 4. BECKY STEPHENS - FHA 1,2, 3,4, Rep. 3, 1st Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 2; Homecom- ing 2. 3, Queen 4; Basketball 1; Class Officer 1; Library Club 2; Chorus 2; Stinger Staff Jr. Ass't. Editor 3; Torch Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3; Cheerleader 4; Torch Queen Candidate 3, 4; Art Club 4, Sec. 4; Who's Who 4. CINDY TREADWAY - Basket- ball 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Homecoming 4; Class Presi- dent 1; Student Council 1; Band 1, 2, 4, Librarian 2, 4; Torch Staff 3, 4, Photographer 4; Li- brary Club 2; Art Club 4; Who's Who 4; C-Club 1; Beta Club 4. PHIL TREAT - FFA 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Officer, Vice-Pres. 2,3; Basketball 1, 2; Art Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Library Club 4; C-Club 1; Music Appreciation 2. Seniors display enthusiasm during Powder Puff football game. Here the cheerleaders pause to pose for a photo. 27 . . . MEMORIES. Tommy Whillock Alma White Sandra Williams TOMMY WHILLOCK - FFA 1, 4; Football 1,2, 3. 4, Capt. 4, All District 4; Basketball 1,3, 4; Captain 4; C-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Presidents, Vice-Pres. 1; Who's Who 4; Student Council 3; Torch Staff 4; Weight Lifting 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3. 4; Wres- tling 2, 3. ALMA WHITE - Beta Club 3,4; Office 4. SANDRA WILLIAMS - Trans- ferred from Center Ridge, Ark- ansas 3; Office 3, 4; Stinger Staff 4; Beta Club 4. Moments we remember ... they appear in assembly ... on the gridiron ... in class ... in the spirit of revelry or reformation ... in a serious or silly mo- ment ... bent on nothing more than fun ... 28 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ester Bass, President; Joyce Kirkendoll, Treasurer; Joy Nell Huggins, Secretary; James Merriweather, Vice President 29 JUNIORS HA VE FUNNIEST MONEY-MAKING PROJECT EVER Gay Baker Grady Baker, Jr. Annagene Barnett Ester Bass Steve Binns Carl Bonds Ernest Bonds Billy Booher Roger Bramlett Judy Campbell Dana Case Wayne Cates Ammon Collins Izene Collins James Cullum Phyllis Derryberry Raymond Dwyer Cathy Elliot Susan Fraser Betty Gray Matt Gilmore Ann Henderson Harvey Henson Mike Hopper Joynell Huggins Lavonne Huggins Anna Bell Huie Greg Hurley Lou Ann Isom Carlys Isreal 30 JUNIORS VS. SENIORS IN “POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL GAME” Cheselene Jackson Ken Johnson James Kirkendoll Joyce Kirkendoll Martha Lasater Donnie Lay ■r ■ Dickey Lefler Bill Linn Linda Kay Linn Linda Sue Linn Mike Love James McAlister Mark Me Knight James Merriweather Norman Miller Charles Netz Randy Newman Lester Newland Billy Patterson Cynthia Payne Alene Reed 3 JUNIORS ANTICIPATE FUTURE LEADERSHIP Carol Renfroe Johnny Rhoda Jeff Smith Sally Pat Stephens Joann Strickland Linda Tatum Rusty Taylor James Tumlison Kathy Washington Claudette Watts Kathaleen Weaver Patty West Janet Williams Jerry Williams Mena Williams SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: Charles Williams, President; Max Bonds, Vice-President; Deloris Emberton, Treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Jan Kidd, Secretary; Susan Brown, Reporter; Charlotte Barber, Reporter. 33 SOPHOMORES STRIVE FOR MORE KNOWLEDGE Charlotte Barber Kay Barber Johnny Barnes Kathy Bittle Jerry Bonds Max Bonds Sophomores Connie Jackson and Kathy Bittle, lend their talents working in Mr. Smith's office. 34 Larry Boone Susan Brown Eddie Buckelew Larry Combs Ava Cox David Derryberry Joseph Dowell Deloris Emberton Jimmie England Johnny Evans Virginia Ferguson June Haynes Maxine Hightower David Holley Nora Jene Huie SITES LEA DS CLA SS OF 70 Connie Jackson Jan Kidd Bea Kirkendoll Janice Kirkendoll Debbie Lasater Pam Love Wayne Lowrance Donna Main Danny Maulden Stacy McCullough Doug McDonald Loy McMurtry Paul Meyner Linda Morris Joyce Murray Homemaking prepares Sophomore girls for future roles in the home. Danny Newland Bill Potts Pam Pronia Olen Ridling Betty Rogers Benny Scarberry 35 SOPHOMORES ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITIES Carlene Sigler Kenny Sigler Mary Ellen Smith Hope Sprott Linda Strickland Zeke Tatum Joan Tester Mary Tillery Richard Ward Charles Williams Under the direction of Mr. Morton, Sophomore Agriculture boys learn about surveying and other agricultural trades. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Gary Watson, Vice-President; Diane Bonds, Reporter; Donald Rlioda, President; Phillip Rains, Secretary; Nath Tumlison, Reporter 37 FRESHMEN LOOK FORWARD TO NEW ROLE Randy Baker Danny Bonds Diane Bonds Elaine Bradley Mike Bridges Jerry Bryant Sheldon Bryant Regina Buchannan Eardie Collins Yolanda Dewey Sandra Davis Joy Emerson Debbie England John Farrell Charles Franks Freddy Gruben Sherry Hall Glinda Henderson John Hill John Huie Carolyn Isom Louis Jackson Gereta James Charles Kirkendoll Belinda Lankford Jim Lefler Tom Lefler Karen Lewis Tommy Lewis Rita Linn 38 they experience changes molding their lives Tom Main Ann Martin Clifton Me Entire Lynn McKnight Eric Merriweather Larry Newland Vickie Ott Jeff Pate Charles Pipkins Phillip Rains Johnny Reece Joann Renfroe Diane Rhoda Donald Rhoda Janie Robison Regina Rogers Eddie Scarberry Debbie Shelton Janice Sherwood John Smiley Gary Stithem Jim Story Rhoda Story Steve Treat Nath Tumlison Karen Vowell James Wallace Gary Watson Fran Widener Cathy Williams 39 FRESHMEN LOOK TO FUTURE Danny Williams Dennie Williams Lynn Williams Robert Williams Earl Williamson Linda Wolf Right: Freshmen, among other students, acclimate immediate- ly to the high school experience. Here Cathy Vowell signs to study in the library as Karen Lewis opens her mouth, overwhelmed at how quickly fellow students introduce themselves to the grind of study and the buzz of duty. Bottom-left. FFA pledge Gary Wat- son shines Randy Newman's shoes dur- ing a pledge. Bottom right: FFA pledge Earl William- son discovers the path of a pledge not always strewn with roses - a pledge's life is full but brief - it termi- nates solemnly with initiation, the final acceptance ritual. ■■■■ LEADERS SHAPE ORGANIZATIONS SITTING: Reba Bonds, Library Club; Laudell Burt, Beta Club, Student Council; Cheryl Lefler, FHA. STAND- ING: Joe Baker, Art Club; Kenneth Crowell, FFA; Othel Bruce, Band. CHESS CLUB Mr. Hargis sighs after being defeated by his co-sponsor, Mr. Williams. It's very hard to admit defeat, isn't it, Mr. Hargis.? The Chess Club is our newest organization at CHS. We hope it will be one of our flourishing clubs of tomorrow. FRONT ROW: Steven Bolden, Royce Johnson, Timothy Estes, Vance Sutterfield, John Huie, Randy Stripling. SECOND ROW: Jeff Pate, Susan Fraser. Cheryl Lefler, Becky Sim- mons, Diane Rogers. BACK ROW: Mr. Loyd Williams, co- sponsor, Jim Story, Tom Lefler, Nath Tumlison, Billy Pat- terson, Earnest Bonds, Mr. Westley Hargis, sponsor. 41 BETA CLUB BUILDS CHARACTER AND LEADERSHIP Beta Clowns have a half-time show during game. Beta Club sponsored ballgame--Teachers vs. Seniors. Betas are elected by the teachers on their attributes of leadership, schol- arship, achievement, and service. Beta members realize they must reach for higher places. They are optimistic and never settle for less than they can achieve. C. H. S. is very proud of its Beta Club. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Holloway, sponsor; Debbie Jones, secretary; James Merriweather, vice-president; Laudell Burt, president; Mike Love, parliamentarian. 2nd ROW: Lou Ann Isom, Shirley Isom, Barbara Kirkendoll, San- dra Williams, Sally Stephens, June Haynes, Charles Williams. 3rd ROW: Debbie Rhoda, Becky Stephens, Sherry Ethington, Linda Armitage, Margaret Hopper, Alma White, Jeff Smith. 4th ROW: Mat Gilmore, Mark McKnight, Cindy Treadway, Linda Morris, Deloris Emberton, Janet Kidd, Charlott Barber, Janet Williams, Carl Bonds. 5th ROW: Richard Ward, Ralph Bryant, Mary Gray, Cheryl Lefler, Kathy Bittle, Judy Campbell. Susan Fraser, Johnny Rhoda. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Mike Love, Vice-President; Laudell Burt, President; Ester Bass, Secretary. Each year during school elections, two representa- tives are elected from each class to serve on the Student Council, the governing body of the school. The Student Council is also a co-ordinator between the faculty and the students and is under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Jimmy Smith. FRONT ROW: Mr. Jim Smith, sponsor, Laudell Burt, Mike Love, Ester Bass. SECOND ROW: Sammy Cullum, Debbie Jones, Carl Bonds, Dickie Lefler. THIRD ROW: John Barnes, Richard Stephens, Charles Williams, Othel Bruce, John Smiley. FOURTH ROW: Larry Combs, Donald Rhoda, Tommy Lefler, Joe Don Evans. 43 TORCH - DEADLINES TO PRIZED POSSESSION SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Weaver, Patty West, Copy Writers; Becky Stephens, Layout and Design; Linda Kay Linn, Copy Writer; Lou Ann Isom, Layout and Design; Kathy Bittle, Peggy Pronia, Debbie Rhoda, Copy Writers; Chris Huggins, Senior Assistant Editor; Cindy Treadway, Photographer; James Merriweather, Sports Editor; Larry Eubanks, Copy Writer; Mrs. Sanders, Sponsor; Debbie Jones, Editor-in-Chief; Joe Don Evans, Pho- tographer; Sally Pat Stephens. Business Manager; James Tumlison, Junior Assistant Editor; Ken Johnson, Sports Editor. k. DEBBIE JONES Editor-in-Chief Beginnings of 1968 TORCH ... around the Clinton Yearbook Workshop table at State College of Arkansas ... June '67 ... left to right: Chris Huggins, Laudell Burt, Cindy Treadway, Debbie Jones, James Tumlison. 44 STINGER STAFF The Stinger is sponsored by Mr. Ralph Hutto and staffed by junior and senior students who put their knowledge to work on the school paper. Featuring all major school events and interesting features, the Stinger is a welcome break in the routine of school life. Proofreading the Stinger is one of the Stinger Staff's many responsibilities. OFFICERS Susan Fraser, Junior Editor; Joynell Huggins, Associate Editor; Eldon England, Editor. FRONT ROW: Sandra Williams, Joynell Huggins, Glenda Robertson, Mary Gray, Diane Moore, Barbara Kirken- doll, Shirley Isom, Becky Simmons, Mr. Ralph Hutto, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Lefler, Susan Fraser, Carol Renfroe, Rusty Raylor, Sherry Ethington, Eldon England, Mike Love, Carl Bonds. THIRD ROW: John Finton, Steve Binns, Hershel Bramlett, Othel Bruce, Ralph Bryant, Rick Johnson, Garner Lovell. FHA TEA CHES MEMBERS THE THEME, SER VICE SITTING: Joyce Kirkendoll, 3rd vice-pres.; Kay Oliger, 2nd vice-pres.; Becky Stephens, 1st vice-pres.; Cheryl Lefler, pres. STANDING: Debbie Rhoda, sec.-treas.; Cindy Treadway, hist.; Alene Reed, Songleader; Susan Fraser, Carolyn Eliot, reporters; Sally Pat Stephens, Songleader. FHA BEAU DANNY JOE BOONE has been chosen the FHA Beau by members of the Clinton Chapter. ROW 1: Mrs. Fulks, sponsor; Rhoda, Stephens, Reed, Kirkendoll, Elliot, Fraser. Lefter, Oliger, Treadway, Stephens. ROW 2: Love, Weavers, West, Burt, Isom, Isom, Lasater, Lasater, Tester, Brown, Strickland, Young, Rogers, Sigler. ROW 3: Emerson, Morris, Smith, Jones. Washington, James, Kirkendoll, Barber, Huggins, Jones, Huggins, Simmons, Rogers. ROW 4: Kirkendoll, Campbell, Williams, Bradley, Bonds, England, Watts, Linn, Williams, Strickland, Case, Linn. ROW 5: Henderson, Jackson, Jackson, Derry- berry, Moses, Cox, Hensley, Elliot, Baker, Robeson, England, Moore, Gray. ROW 6: Henderson, Ember- ton, Bittle, Buchanan, Isom, Sherwood, Weider, Shelton, Martin, Renfroe, Lankford, Rhoda, McKnight. ROW 7: Collins, Linn, Kiddm, England, Wolf, Roberson, Bonds, Howard, Bonne, Huie, Payne, Barnett. ROW 8: Murray, Lewis, Story, Dewey, Davis, Rogers, Hall. 46 FFA - LEARNING, ACTIVITIES, LEADERSHIP FFA SWEETHEART BECKY STEPHENS has been chosen FFA Sweetheart by members of the Clinton Chapter, 1968. FRONT ROW: Danny Newland, Sentinel; Kennith Crowell, Presi- dent; Rodney Davis, Vice-President; Randy Newland, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Lester Newland, Reporter; Johnny Evans, Secretary; Johnny Rhoda, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Jackson, Scarberry, Meyner, Kirkendoll, Lay, Davis, Newland, Reece, Bridges, Franks, Mr. Morton, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Farrell, McDonald, Cullum, Williams, Bramlett, Miller, Bryant, John- son, Williams, Hill. THIRD ROW: Ward, Baker, Dowell, Buckelew, Williams, Evans, Boone, Ackerman, Williams, Rhoda, Lewis. FOURTH ROW: McMurtry, Holly,-Lowrance, Newland, Bradford, Sigler, Rhoda, England, Bruce. FIFTH ROW: Watson, Scarberry, McEntire, Maulden, Baker, Booher, Bramlett, McAlister, Bradford, Treat. SIXTH ROW: Huie, Appleby, Henson, Binns, Baker, Finton, Evans, Young, Bryant,Collins. SEVENTH ROW: Newland, Williamson, Williams, Kirkendoll, Boone, Crowell, Lowell. EIGHTH ROW; Stithem, Bramlett, Johnson. 47 BAND - PUTS ACCENT FRONT ROW: Belinda Lankford, Jo Ann Renfroe, Carol Renfroe, Lynn McKnight, Martha Lasater. 2nd ROW: Donna Damoth, Sherry Williamson, Carlene Sigler, Chris Bryant, Linda Meadows, Cathy Williams. 3rd ROW: Sharon Ferguson, Suzy Pendergist, Mark McKnight, Cindy Treadway, Carlos Israel, Vicky Ott. 4th ROW: Lavonne Watts, Karen Williams, Kathy McKnight, Rusty Taylor, Band Director - Mr. Williams. 5th ROW: Philip Rains, Jerry Bryant, Johnny Barnes, Perry Pronia, Sammy Cullum, Jeff Smith, Laudell Burt. 6th ROW: Johnny Finton, Steve Binns, Chuck Pipkins, Cecil Isom, Othel Bruce. 7th ROW: Kenny Lasater, Doug Myrick, Royce Johnson, Timmy Estes, Jackie Evans. OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Carol Renfroe, Secretary; Cindy Treadway, Librarian; Othel Bruce, Presi- dent; Mark McKnight, Sargeant- at-Arms; Jeff Smith, Vice- President. 2nd ROW: Chuck Pipkins, Band Council; John- ny Finton, Band Council; La- vonne Watts, Band Council. 3rd ROW; Rusty Taylor, Band Council; Carlene Sigler, Band Council; Sherry Williamson, Band Council. JN CHS ACTIVITIES ___an interval of rest for the coronets ... BAND SWEETHEART LAUDELL BURT is 1968 band sweetheart. She was chosen by members of the band. MAJORETTES - Left to Right - Martha Lasater; Lynn McKnight; Carol Renfroe, Drum Majorette; Jo Ann Renfroe; Belinda Lankford. 49 CSLAC - ONE OF MOST ACTIVE ON CAMPUS Lou Ann Isom, Vice-President; Reba Bonds, President; Charlotte Barber, Sec- retary; Jimmie England, Reporter; Jean Huie, Student Assistant. The Clinton Student Library Assistants' Club aids Mrs. San- ders, our librarian, with the duties and responsibilities of the CHS Library. Mrs. Sanders, Sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Anna Gene Barnett, Lou Ann Isom, Cynthia Payne, Jimmie England. Joy Emerson, Dana Case, Olen Riddling. 2nd ROW: Jean Huie, Debbie England, Sherry Ethington, Reba Bonds, Terry Williams. 3rd ROW: Carlene Siglar, Diane Rogers, Cheryl Lefler, Charlotte Barber, Janet Williams. 4th ROW: Donnie Lay, Phil Treat, Tom Bradford, Jerry Bradford, Joe Baker, Jeff Smith. 50 ART CLUB ENRICHES SCHOOL LIFE OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Becky Stephens, Secretary: Donna Maine, Assistant Reporter; BACK ROW: Phil Treat, Vice-Presi- dent; Reba Bonds, Treasurer; Margaret Hopper, Reporter, Joe Baker, President. NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Lefler, Assistant Secretary. The purpose of the Art Club is to develop an appreciation of art in its many many forms, to broaden the culture of the indi- vidual and the group, and to instill a love for beauty in everyday life. FRONT ROW: Appleby, Treat, Barnes, Evans, England, Binns, Newman, Davis, Bramlett, Newland, Combs. SECOND ROW: Lefler, Simmons, Kirkendoll, Tatum, Ackerman, Bryant, Treat, Bradford, Baker, Bradford, Patterson. THIRD ROW: Sherwood, Rhoda, Bonds, Stephens, Elliott, Pronia, Barnett, Armitage, Hopper, Jones, Howard, Lovell. FOURTH ROW: Stephens, Oliger, Boone, Moore, England, Pronia, Lasater, Rogers, Maine, Mrs. Simpson, sponsor. OFFICE GIRLS RENDER VALUED SERVICE Connie Jackson and Kathy Bittle check daily attend- Anna Belle Huie jots down a note while Al- ance records of high school teachers' 6th period classes. ma white answers the telephone and Gay Beavers types an announcement. ¥ SITTING: Chris Henderson, Rita Linn, Charlotta Moses. Jene Huie. STANDING: Alma White, Peggy Pronia, Sandra Williams. Linda Morris. Joy Huggins. Lavonna Huggins, Betty Gray. Shirley Isom. Kathy Bittle. Barbara Kitkendoll, Gay Beavers. 52 WHO’S WHO CONTEST SINGLES OUT FRIENDLIEST Mike Love and-Debbie Rhoda CUTEST Debbie Jones and Ken Johnson MOST TALENTED Ester Bass and Carol Renfroe The Who's Who contest is held each fall to select the school’s outstanding students. The students are selected by secret ballot of the entire student body MOST POPULAR Becky Stephens Randy Newland MOST OUTSTANDING PERSONALITIES MOST STUDIOUS Judy Campbell and Robert Bradley MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Cindy Treadway Donny Lay NEATEST Cheryl Lefler Rick Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Laudell Burt and Robert Bradley 55 MOST ATHLETIC James Merriweather Lavonne Huggins 56 PRETTIEST and MOST HANDSOME Joyce Kirkendoll and Rick Johnson WITTIEST Jim Justice and Debbie Rhoda It nos '■ MOST VALUABLE TO THE SCHOOL Mike Love and Laudell Burt WHO A T CHS MOST MASCULINE and MOST FEMININE Rodney Davis Debbie Jones BEST PERSONALITY Becky Stephens Tom Whillock 57 MOST COURTEOUS Joynell Huggins and Larry Eubanks JUDGED BY ROBYN GANNAWAY 1967 MISS ARKANSAS Students from senior high chose nine rep- resentatives from the three upper classes to compete as Torch Queen Candidates. Pic- tures were sent to Miss Gannaway specifying that the queen be a senior, runners-up, low- er classmen. Contratulations to these three beauties! FIRST RUNNER-UP GA Y BA KER JUNIOR SECOND RUNNER-UP JOYCE KIRKENDOLL JUNIOR 59 ISS BECKY STEPHENS HONORED HOMECOMING ROYALTY MISS JOYNELL HUGGINS Junior MISS LAVONNE HUGGINS Junior MISS CINDY TREADWAY Senior Honor Maid MISS SUSAN BROWN Sophomore MISS PAM LOVE Sophomore Senior Homecoming Roy- alty this year were honored with ceremonies performed before the game with Hard- ing and a dance afterward. They were selected by the Senior Football boys. 61 CHEERLEADERS ADD The football and basketball games will always be remembered as events full of excitement and en- thusiasm. But who created it? The Cheerleaders did 1!! The cheerleaders meant more to CHS than just tradition; they were the sparks that ignited the school's firey spirit. Spirit, drive, and long hours of practice go into the simple yells students hear. But even the most precise and vivacious cheerleaders sometimes GOOF! FRONT ROW: Sally Pat Stephens; Betty Gray. BACK ROW: Debbie Rhoda; Becky Stephens; Debbie Jones; Joynell Huggins, Co-Captain; Cindy Treadway, Captain. 62 glamour to sports BECKY STEPHENS Senior DEBBIE JONES Senior BETTY GRAY CINDY TREADWAY CAPTAIN Senior JOY NELL HUGGINS CO-CAPTAIN Junior DEBBIE RHODA Senior SALLY PAT STEPHENS Junior LINDA STRICKLAND Junior Sophomore 3 GIRLS BO YS STA TE STA TE candidates chosen by Faculty. candidates chosen by American Legion. Candidates for Girls and Boys State are chosen on their leadership, character, physical fitness, scholarship, cooperativeness, courage, and honesty. The purpose of Girls and Boys State is to educate young Americans of high school age in the duties, privileges, and responsibilities of American citizenship. BECKY STEPHENS LARRY EUBANKS LA UDELL BURT JOE DON EVANS OUR ATHLETICS ARE IN THEIR HANDS COACHES Mr. Ronnie Clark and Mr. Jerry Rose Does practice make perfect, Coaches ??? CAPTAINS AND CO-CAPTAINS 1st ROW: Jimmy Lefler, Jr. Football; Nath Tumlison, Jr. Football, Basketball; Donald Rhoda, Jr. Football. 2nd ROW: Sherry Williamson, Jr. Basketball; Regina Rogers, Jr. Basketball; Lavonne Huggins, Sr. Basketball; Pat Hensly, Sr. Basketball. 3rd ROW: Rodney Davis, Sr. Football; Tom Whillock, Sr. Football, Basketball; Hersel Bramlet, Sr. Basketball; Gary Watson, Jr. Basketball; Randy Newland, Sr. Football. 65 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLA YERS BOTTOM ROW: Buster Bramlett, Ernest Bonds, Grady Baker Jr., Charles Williams, Billy Patterson. SIT- TING: Paul Meyner, Roy Dale Kirkendoll, Carl Bonds, Larry Combs, Benny Scarberry, Larry Eubanks, Stacy McCullough, David Holley, Eddie Buckelew, Danny Newland. STANDING: Coach Ronny Clark, Ester Bass, Randy Newland, James Merriweather, Greg Hurley, Richard Ward, Donny Lay, James Tumlison, Tom Whillock, Rodney Davis, Coach Jerry Rose. Ernest Bonds - Equipment Manager, Grady Baker, Jr. - Trainer, Billy Patterson - Manager, Charles 66 Williams - Statistician. TRI-CAPTAINS Tom Whillock, Randy Newland, Rodney Davis PROGRESS TO VICTORY COACH RONNIE CLARK Keeping the uni- forms in shape, as well as the boys, is a full time job for Coach Clark and the Managers. RANDY NEWLAND Senior, Tailback All-District RODNEY DAVIS Senior, Guard All-District TOM WHILLOCK Senior, Center All-District LARRY EUBANKS ROY DALE KIRKENDOLL Senior, Guard Senior, Guard BUSTER BRAMLETT Senior, Split End 67 OUR GREATEST WINNING JAMES MERRIWEATHER Junior, Fullback All-District STACY MCCULLOUGH Tailback LARRY COMBS Sophomore, Wingback JAMES TUMLISON Junior, Quarterback SjiWfS CARL BONDS Junior, Wingback ESTER BASS Junior, Tackle Tailback, Randy Newland, aidec by excellent blocking makes goo STREAK IN MANY SEASONS - yardage against Mountain Home Bombers. GREG HURLEY Junior, Tackle DONNY LAY Junior, Tackle RICHARD WARD Sophomore, Tackle EDDIE BUCKELEW Sophomore, Tackle DAVID HOLLEY PAUL MEYNER Sophomore, Guard Sophomore, Guard 69 6 WINS AND 5 LOSSES BENNY SCARBERRY DANNY NEWLAND Sophomore, End Sophomore, End Clinton's final game - a muddy encounter with Greenbrier, 34-0. Like all the home games this year, we came out the victor. This season has proved to be one of the best Clinton has had in many years. We are very proud of the team, their hard work, and accom- plishments . SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Derryberry, Mary Ellen Smith, Pat Hensley, Karen Lewis, Sandra Davis, Pam Jones. TOP ROW: Coach Rose, Patty West, Yolanda Dewey, Rhonda Story, Kathaleen Weaver, Lavonne Huggins, Pam Love, Rusty Taylor. COACH JERRY ROSE Skill, action, and drive are the assets of the Clinton Sen- ior Girls. Here Rhonda Story, with the help of her teammates, sets up the action for two points against Perryville Mustangs. SR. BA SKETBA LL GIRLS - A LITTLE EXTRA EFFOR T PAT HENSLEY PAM JONES Senior, Forward Senior, Guard LAVONNE HUGGINS PHYLLIS DERRYBERRY Junior, Guard Junior, Guard With skill, determination, and a will to win. For- ward, Rhonda Story, aided by her teammates, rapid- PATTY WEST Junior, Guard KATHALEEN WEAVER Junior, Guard AND A HUSTLE MAKE A TEAM ly moves down the court for a struggle against Perry- ville girls on Clinton's home court. MARY ELLEN SMITH Sophomore, Guard RHONDA STORY KAREN LEWIS Freshman, Forward Freshman, Forward A T PRESS TIME JA CKETS PICKING UP STEAM SANDRA DAVIS YOLANDA DEWEY Freshman, Guard Freshman, Forward Senior Girls work hard for goals, and they remember their code, play to win, but play fairly. They feel that sportsmanship is high above just victory. Here they demonstrate their abilities as they win over Scotland. SR. BOYS BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: L. to R. Earl Williamson, Charles Williams, Ken Johnson, Larry Combs, Johnny Rhoda. MIDDLE ROW: Earnest Bonds, Matt Gilmore, Lester Newland, Ester Bass, James Merriweather, Richard Ward. BACK ROW: Coach Rose, James Tumlinson, Hershall Bramlett, Don Lay, Eldon England, Tom Whillock, Mike Love. COACH JERRY ROSE MANAGERS Mike Love and Earnest Bonds 75 SR. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM WORK, AND HERSHEL BRAMLETT, Co-Captain Senior, Center TOMMY WHILLOCK, Co-Captain Senior, Center ELDON ENGLAND Senior, Forward Hershel Bramlett makes it look easy as he scores for Clinton in a 4 WILL TO WIN MAKES WINNERS )l-37 against Scotland on Clinton's :ourt. KEN JOHNSON JOHNNY RHODA Junior, Forward Junior, Forward ESTER BASS DONNY LAY Junior, Guard Junior, Center LESTER NEWLAND JAMES TUMLISON Junior, Center Junior, Forward 77 SR. BOYS BASKETBALL ENDS VICTORIOUSLY MATT GILMORE LARRY COMBS EARL WILLIAMSON CHARLES WILLIAMS Junior, Center Sophomore, Forward Sophomore, Guard Sophomore, Guard ABOVE: The Senior Basketball Boys pause to relax after a hard game, where they became the victors. They end season with a sigh because this is the last year for some of the players who will graduate. Yet they look back on these games and review fond memories. Through their losses, as well as their wins, they have been drawn closer together by eternal bonds of friendship. 78 JUNIOR HIGH PREPARES FUTURE LEADERS TOP: Roy Martin and Steve Treat are shown using the many facilities of our library. CENTER: Mrs. Barnes' English class listens attentively as she teaches the fundamentals of grammar. BOTTOM: Patty Eubanks prepares her tedi- ous lessons for the next day. Study is get- ting harder all the time, isn't it, Patty? Mr. Jones’ third period social studies class is learning about the world and its problems in order to prepare them for future leaders. 79 JR. HIGH TEACHERS PREPARE MRS. MAGGIE STEWART BSE Math MR. JIM TUMLISON BSE Science MRS. ETTA LOU SELLARS BSE Social Studies Mrs. Stewart teaches her students more than 2+2''. A sense of humor and air of informality flavor Mr. Tumlison’s science classes. Mr. Jones teaches Mrs. Sellars' classes in her absence. . . FOUNDATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL MRS. MAXINE BARNES BSE English MRS. INEZ BOWLING BSE Remedial Reading ... and tomorrow we shall write book reports the first ten minutes of the period. Mrs. Bowling takes time out of her busy schedule to help students. Smile! ... You're on Candid Campus? 81 EIGHTH GRADERS - Richard Appleby Joyce Bagley Roger Bolden Barbara Bonds Danny Bonds Billie Bramlett Debbie Bramlett Michael Bryant Linda Carter Roger Chapman Daniel Combs Ginger Crownover Billy Cullum Sammy Cullum Donna Damuth Paula Davis Tommy Elliot Stanley England Sharon Ferguson Bobby French Kathy Gates Joe George Melvin Gilchrist Carolyn Harness Billy Harris Dian Haynes Sharon Hightower Carmon Holley Nancy Holley Brenda Howard Carolyn Howard Dan Huie Sara Mae Huie Gary Isom 82 - NEXT GREEN FRESHMEN he spirit of learning. Erma Jackson Randy Jones Kathy Kidd Linda Kirkendoll Eugene Knoble Kenny Lasater Gary Loftis Roy Martin Randy McCaslin ttSKKWi David McClendon Doug Myrick Lewis Payne Edna Gail Potts Perry Pronia Bill Robertson Johnny Joe Shipley Linda Simpkins Allen Slack Jimmy Stithem Rita Story James Sutterfield Patty Sutterfield Sharon Swofford Billy Tatum Diana Tester Tommy Dale Thompson Linda Tillery James Tomlinson James Washington Mary White Sid Williams Debbie Williamson Sherry Williamson SEVENTH GRADERS EIND Carolyn Adams Roger Appleby Nancy Beavers Steve Bittle Steve Bolden Leslie Bonds Steve Boone Russell Bramlett Christie Bryant Jackie Buchanan Seventh-graders enjoy their Sandra Chapman Gary Cullum Ricky Cullum Jeanette Duncan Tim Estes Patty Eubanks Jackie Evans Billy French Lee Roy Gates Lynn Henderson Shirley Hopper Lois Howard John Paul Huie Bennie Hurley Cecil Isom Ronnie Jennings Royce Johnson Susan Keeling Delores Kirkendoll Lou Ann Kirkendoll Jay Knight Sandra Long Jimmy Mackey David McKellep 84 JUNIOR HIGH CHALLENGING favorite pastime - lunch! Kathleen McKnight Linda Meaders Betty Meyner Jimmy Meyner Donna Newland Nell Nickolson Dallas Payne Danny Payne Gene Rhoda Jan Richardson Pam Sargent James Schmidt Michelle Stephens Richard Stephens Richard Scott Tony Simpkins Danny Smith Paul Stagg Connie Strickland Randy Stripling Vance Sutterfield Jimmy Swofford Curtis Tatum Patricia Tillery Robbia Tomlinson Mike Treat Wencie Treece Kathy Vowel Gwen Watts Lavonne Watts Della Williams Karen Williams Terry Williams Randall Wolfe 85 JUNIOR HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT SHERRY WILLIAMSON Eighth Grade Maid ERMA JACKSON Eighth Grade Maid TERRY WILLIAMS Seventh Grade Maid RONDA STORY, Freshman Homecoming Queen CAROLYN ADAMS Seventh Grade Maid FRAN WIDNER Ninth Grade Maid This group has been selected by the Junior Foot- ball boys. Their ballots were cast secretly to elect their favorites. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS PROMOTE SPIRIT STANDING: L. to R. Debbie Shelton, Belinda Lankford, Billye Bramlett, Joann Renfroe, Sherry Williamson. KNEELING Front, Fran Widener, Back Ann Martin Junior Cheerleaders are enthusiastic in their strive to arouse school spirit. This was proved by the reward of their ef- forts this season. 5 wins - 2 losses. We are very proud of our Clinton Jun- ior Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW: L. to R. Belinda Lankford, Fran Widener, Debbie Shelton, Sherry Williamson. BACK ROW, L. to R. Joann Renfroe, Ann Martin, Billye Bramlet. 87 JUNIOR FOOTBALL SEASON SUCCESSFUL FIRST ROW: Richard Appleby, Gary Cullum, Curtis Tatum, Richard Stephens, Gary Isom, Eddy Scarberry, Allen Slack, Paul Stagg, James Tomlinson, Stanley England. SECOND ROW: Coach Clark, Danny Williams, Danny Bonds, Donald Rhoda, Charles Kirkendoll, David McKellep, Eric Merriweather, James Washington, Joe George, Randy Jones, Jim Lefler, Lynn Henderson, Tommy Dale Thompson, Lynn Williams. THIRD ROW; Shelton Bryant, Danny Bonds, John Smiley, Freddy Gruben, Jerry Bryant, Randy McCaslin, Jim Story, Nath Tumlison, Steve Bittle, Danny Smith, Louis Jackson, Bill Robertson, Tommy Lewis, Coach Rose. COACH RONNIE CLARK led his Junior Team to many out- standing victories this season. He stresses hustle, work, and a desire to win. 88 Clinton Eighth grader James Washington runs an end sweep for a large gain in the Junior Homecoming Game as the Yellow Jackets slaughter the Morris Junior Team 27-7 at Clinton. JUNIOR BASKETBALL GIRLS PROVE SKILLS BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Beavers, Rita Story, Billie Bramlett, Sharon Ferguson, Joyce Bagley, Terry Williams, Carolyn Harness, Della Williams, Robia Tomlison. TOP ROW: Barbara Bonds, Regina Rogers, Sherry Hall, Sherry Williamson, Kathy Kidd, Donna Newland, Karen Williams, Lavonne Watts, Betty Meyner, Gwen Watts, Coach Ronnie Clark. MR. RONNIE CLARK, COACH Split seconds after the ball leaves Sherry Williamson's hands it drops into Clinton's basket for two points more over Leslie. JR. BOYS BASKETBALL - COUNTY CHAMPS Randy Jones, Gary Isom, Ray Martin, David McKellan, Donald Rhoda, Eddy Scarberry, James Tomlinson, Curtis Tatum, Danny Bonds, Richard Stephens, Danny Bonds. STANDING: Lynn Williams, Jackie Buchanan, Larry Newland, Steve Bittle, Danny Smith, Gary Watson, Nath Tumlison, Jerry Bryant, Lynn Henderson, Johnny Shipley, Doug Myrick, Coach Clark. 90 GRADE SCHOOL BENNY PAYNE May God’s blessing be upon you, Like He gave us the day and night, Like the dark and light. Remember me like you know, and to Heaven I hope you’ll go, — a classmate IN MEMORIAM . . Benny was kind, helpful, trustworthy, loyal, friendly, courteous, obedient, cheerful, brave, clean and reverent, just like a good Scout should be. But to me he was more than a Scout, he was a good friend. When he played, he played fair, and when he tried, he tried as hard as he could. --a classmate Benny was liked by his classmates as well as his fellow Boy Scouts, family and just plain old friends, of which he had many. He was an athlete: You brought us a lot of fun. You gave us a lot to do. So, Benny, the least we can do, Is dedicate this to you. --a classmate TEACHERS PREPARE STUDENTS MRS. RUBY HEFFINGTON BSE First Grade MRS. WINNIE MORTON BSE First Grade MRS. PATSY ROGERS BSE First Grade MISS MARYANN CORMIER BSE Second Grade Responsibilities of our grade school principal include attend- ing to numerous details ... making decisions ... planning ... MISS OUVIA ISAACS BSE Second Grade MISS HELEN STEPHENS BSE Second Grade MRS. HAZEL BURNETT BSE Third Grade MRS. CHARLOTTE ROSE BSE Third Grade MRS. GLORIA RENFROE MRS. REBA BIRD MRS. GUYNITH BRADFORD MRS. RUBY FLORY MRS. JOYCE McCUIN M.Ed. BSE BSE BSE MSE Third Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade FOR ACTIVE FUTURES Mrs. Bonds is interupted at her type- writer by the photographer. A pleasant thought ... a hearty laugh are en- joyed by Mrs. Bird and her students. MR. KARL BONDS BSE Sixth Grade MR. JIMMY SELLARS BSE Sixth Grade MRS. I LA HEFNER BSE Librarian MRS. INEZ BOWLING BSE Remedial Reading MRS. MARY TAYLOR Teacher's Aid 93 Mrs. McCuin checks a student's work in class. SIXTH GRADE OVERSEES YOUNGER Kenny Barnes Sidney Bonds Tracey Bonds Marshall Bramlett Randy Branscum Glendon Bryant Christine Clark Gary Cox Steven Damuth Allen Davis Judy Davis Preston Dempsey Marvin Emerson Gaylon Eoff Jan Eoff Sandra Eubanks Jerry Evans Jetta Foster Laura French Mark Gilmore Dena Hall Randal Hogue Junior Howard Lois Isom Rita Isom Barbie Keeling Nancy Kennard David Kidwell Dale Kirkendoll Wayne Kirkendoll Doug Knoble Jimmy Lovell Lorraine Meaders Pam McCaslin Mike McCormac 94 STUDENTS WHILE A WAITING JUNIOR HIGH Harold McMurty Rusty Newman Ann Nicholson Denzil Ott Steve Pate Benny Payne Mark Pipkins Donna Rhoda John Roberison Mike Shelton Tommy Simpkins Barbara Slack Kelvin Smith Pamela Smith Fredia Story Mary Swafford Ralph Tester Beverly Throgmorton Derdie Tucker Deanna Wallace Diane Ward Timmy Whisenant Boyd Williams Karen Williams Randy Williams Good students spend much time at school poring over tomorrow's assignments to avoid burning midnight oil at home. 95 FIFTH GRADE FINDS STUDIES Ronnie Baker David Begley Gail Bennett Mark Bittle Keith Bonds Linda Bonds Larry Bramlett Wade Bramlett Jerry Combs Lora Cullum Gary Damuth Marsha Davis Melody Davis Debbie Duncan Emily Dwyer Donnie Emerson Eddie Emerson Steve Ferguson Jackie French Ann Gates Kathy Hall Ronald Hamner Johnny Harris Shirley Hightower Larry Hinchey Luke Holley Debbie Huggins Martha Isom Marcia Jackson Geraldine James Vickie Jennings Karen Keeling Terry Kelly Clare Lea Kidd Dianne Kidwell Betty Kirkendoll Jo Nell Kirkendoll Marty Lefler Ronnie Lemings Stevie Lovell Stephen Lowery Henry Maulden Nancy Maulden Carlos Medlock Carey Merriwether Nancy Morton Cheryl McCormac Steven McKnight 96 HALLENG1NG AND STIMULATING Gail Newman Danny Nunley Tommy Owens Suzy Pate Glenn Payne Shirley Payne Rhonda Rhoda Craig Richardson Mary Roberson Ronald Roberson Roy Roberson Kay Rogers Billy Royal Anita Simpkins Bobby Slack Doris Sprott Monte Stithem Billy Don Story Danny Story Mary Story Terry Strickland Paul Tedder Chuck Tester Billy Tomlison Mike Turner Jim Ward Mike Ward Penny Watts Imogene White Dale Williams 97 Joan Williams Sam Williams, Jr. 4th GRADERS - WORK COMBINED WITH Steve Bone Latricia Bradford Jackie Bramlett Rhonda Branscum Regina Bryant Vicki Carter Kenny Cates Terry Cleaver Janice Combs Byron Crownover Talatha Cullum Tony Emberton Robert Evans Cheryl French Danny Griggs Greg Hall Steven Harris Gary Henderson David Hill Linda Hill Joe Hunt Terry Huyck Artheia Jackson Boyd Jackson Louise Kirkendoll Terry Kirkendoll Pam Lasater Dana Lefler Joel Long PLA Y MAKES THEM WELL-ROUNDED Dennis McKellep Timothy Me Kim Janet Moore Rita Newland Kathy Roberson Ted Rodgers Diane Rogers Georgetta Royal Billy Royal Ruth Schmidt James Scott Stevie Simpkins Cathy Smiley Benny Smith Steve Smith camera as it pokes its nosy lens at us! George Stephens Kerry Stithem Faye Tatum Dorthy Taylor Gary Vance Hal Ward Clint West Janie White Jo Beth Williams Jim Willoughby 99 THIRD GRADE - TO THEM, SCHOOL Robert Bramlett Sally Bramlett Earnestine Brown Danny Chalk Students take out time from their studies to look at the birdie . Sharon Clark Janine Clemons Teresa Cox Ricky Cullum Donald Davis Kenny Durham Mary Emberton Melvin Emerson James Eoff Kenny Eubanks Stacy Floyd Sarah Foster Robert Gilmore Mark Harris Karla Hensley Larry Hill Linda Hill David Hogue Danny Huie J. W. Huie Connie Isom Jo Ann Isom Phillip Isom Janan Jackson 100 IS FRIENDS, FUN, AND LEARNING Lathan Jackson Susan Jackson Gary James Joyce Janow Major Jenkins Janet Johnson Doug Jones Roxane Keeling Libby Kidd Pamela Kidwell Jane Kirkendoll Ricky Leming Joyce Mackey Richard McClure Cindy McCormac Reba Me Kim Johnny McQuain Tracy Moore Johnny Napier Sharon Nicholson Wayne Nicholson Pam Ott David Rhoda Deanna Rogers Gae Rodgers Gary Sills Dale Smith Debra Smith Stanley Smith Mike Stewart Michael Strickland Eddye Jo Story Kathy Throgmorton David White Roy Gene White Jeff Williams Virginia Williams Timothy Williams Patsy Willoughby Marie Wilson Gary Wolf SECOND GRADE - NEAR THE BOTTOM Bobby Appleby Stephen Appleby Frank Baker Jerald Bellinger Karen Bolden Jan Bonds Adrianne Bone Tim Boone Lynne Bruce Donna Bryant Janice Bryant Sherry Caple Bobby Combs Christine Cullum Michael Delaney Steve Duncan Kenny Dunham Gary Emerson Pam Eskridge Jeanie Evans John French Pam French Jan George Renita Haven Danny Holley 102 Regenia Holley Dewayne Huggins Bill Isom Elsie Isom Jackie Isom Glyen Jackson Rodney Jackson Judy Jones Isaac Keeling David Kirkendoll Freda Kirkendoll Jimmy Lively Robert Long David Lowry Donald McKellep BUT CLIMBIN’ FAST Janice Newman Cynthia Nicholson Karen Nicholson Jerry Owens Laura Pate Jo Ann Payne Peggy Rhoda Memory Rogers Roberta Shannon Cheryl Sills Jimmy Slack Jeff Smith Randy Smith Janice Stagg Judy Stewart Barbara Story Tami Stripling Robert Tillery Anita Tucker Sonja Turner Judy Vance David Vowell Ellen Ward Patty Webb Patsy White Intelligence, puzzlement, and enjoyment are reflected by second graders as they learn. David Williams Diane Williams Lisa Williamson Janie Willoughby EVEN THE WEEST ONES ARE TA UGHT Roy Douglas Appleby Janis Archer James Bagley Shirley Baker Dwayne Barnett Charles Bittle Janice Boone Randy Bradford Bobby Joe Bramlett Danny Joe Bramlett Elizabeth Bramlett Ferrell Bramlett Michael Bramlett Bobby Brown Carolyn Sue Brown Judith Ann Conway Wanda Crow David Cullum Lori Damuth Becky Davis Brenda Davis Kathy Duncan Lois Marie England Stephen England Beverly Eskridge Virginia Estrada Jo Ann Eubanks Brian Francher Doyle Franks Loretta Gates Jo Ann Gray Diana Gruben Donnie Haminer Teresa Henderson Mary Ruth Hill Thomas Holley Steven Huggins Benita Hunt Virginia Ingram Ronny Isom Johnny James Jimmy Janow Russell Jennings Tommy Johnson Jony Jones David Justice David Keeling Ambie Kirkendoll 104 READ IN’, ’RITIN’ AND’RITHMETIC Jerry Kirkendoll Jimmy Kirkendoll Clifford Koonce Victor Lawrence Sam Lefler Kathy Lemings Donna Gail Linn Suzanne Maldovan Betty Jean McClure Shela McClure Brenda McCormac Darrell McKinney Nancy Nicholson Andy Parish Billy Reece Darryl Rhoda Richard Royal Kennan Sheils Pam Sigler Cindy Sills Bonnie Simpkins Cindy Simpkins Rodney Smith Robert Sprott Valton Sprott Joyce Stephens Bret Stithem Tracy Story Sherry Sturdevant Charles Sutton Mike Swofford Brenda Sue Tillery Larry Webb Diane White Alan Williams Donnie Williams Kimberly Williams FOND MEMORIES A RE LA STING TO ALL THAT HAVE PASSED ... GOODBYE TO ALL THAT WILL COME ... WELCOME stretching for the basketball, bounc- ing barely above our enmeshed, struggling arms. ... in the beautiful new grade school library as a third grader. ... enjoying playing Indians , using the wigwam and other items we have created while studying Indians. ... going home after a busy day, cramming our heads with facts and concepts. ... at a powderpuff football game on a late fall afternoon. Here Junior Baker, powderpuff football queen is escorted by Rusty Taylor and Linda Sue Linn. ADVERTISEMENTS CLINTON STATE BANK HOWARD JOHNSON President GARNER M. JOHNSON Vice-President JOSEPHINE SMITH Ass't. Cashier OPAL MYRICK Ass't. Cashier MAURICE HARMON Bookkeeper Arthur lewis roy lefler MRS. HOWARD JOHNSON Officers and Employees CLOETA HUTTO T eller JOHN E. CLARK JR. Bookkeeper BETH HODGES Bookkeeper DIRECTORS HOMER BROWN V ice-Pres ident DYKE JOHNSON Cashier bud Mcknight Ass't. Cashier EILEEN SMILEY Teller CHARLES SMITH Bookkeeper GARNER M. JOHNSON HOMER BROWN HOWARD JOHNSON 107 VIRGIL LEFLER SPEED QUEEN Box 208 LOVE FURNITURE COMPANY admiral HOT POINT 745-2230 MOTOROLA 108 ENGLAND-STORY USED CARS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS We Sell Quality Cars Highway 65 North 745-2633 Compliments of JAKE WILLIAMS Van Buren County Sheriff's OFFICE Clinton SHANNON SUPPLY CO. BOB and SAM SHANNON Arkansas When you overlook Quality, you Buy Disappointment PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Say Pepsi, Please Little Rock, Arkansas 109 Compliments of DR. SHIRL WARD DENTIST 745-2221 Clinton Arkansas COLLEEN’S DRESS SHOP Owners ALMO and COLLEEN WILLIAMS 745-2476 Clinton Arkansas LARRY T. HOPPER 745-2054 (Tax Accountant) L-H BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE Room 212 Presley Building P. O. Box 14 Clinton, Arkansas Compliments of JOHN A. HALL MEDICAL DOCTOR PETIT JEAN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION A tax paying, home owned, self supporting enterprise. CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1968 110 DEMPSEY MOTOR CO. Wrecker Service G M C Trucks Scott Outboards 745-2433 Clinton Compliments of BRADFORD AND BRADLEY BARBER SHOP HENSLEY AUTO SUPPLY Clinton, Arkansas Quality and Service Machine ----- Shop Phone 745-2420 ARKANSAS PAPER COMPANY, INC. Telephone FR 6-3891 2000 East Roosevelt Road Little Rock, Arkansas L. G. BALFOUR CO. P. O. Box 807 Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 CONRAD AHRENS LIBRARY BOOKS 6 Shannon Drive Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 Phone -- MO 3-7664 Area Code 501 under wood j ooiu:Tj| BALES SERVICE SUPPLIES (Office zJ l acfiin.E. do. Complete Office Machines Equipment Furniture WO 7-4664 Russellville, Ark. 12 James Tumlison struggles for yardage, aided by the Clinton Tacklers on a quarter- back sneak. This game was played at Heber Springs, where Clinton became the victor with a score of 13-6. Baker. FORREST L. BAKER, R. PH. Phone 745-2491 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Clinton, Ark. YELLOWJACKET BOOSTER Phone 745-2491 Integrity-Accuracy QUALITY 113 Phone P. O. Box 44 745-2220 Clinton, Arkansas FARM BUREAU INSURANCE LLOYD M. ADREON Phone: Day: 745-2117 Night: 745-5136 DICK McCORMAC, Agent PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Tax Notary Bookkeeping Service Public Auto - Fire - Homeowners; General Liability - Workman's Compensation Cargo - Crop-Hail - Vacation • Livestock - Mortgage - Education - Retirement - Blue Cross Blue Shield Compliments of Compliments of MATAG LAUNDRY ARKANSAS TELEPHONE COMPANY Open 24 Hours A Day Clinton 7 Days a Week Phone 745-2114 INGRAM’S TIRE SERVICE Compliments of Recapping Complete Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing LOUISE’S BEAUTY SHOP FINIS INGRAM - Owner DANNY BROWN - Mgr. LOUISE and GLADYS 745-2470 Clinton Arkansas Phone PL 5-7151 Compliments of RALPH NEWLAND EMERSON TAX ASSESSOR GROCERY AND AUCTIONEER 114 • FORD Congratulations Seniors CLINTON MOTOR COMPANY You're Ahead In A Ford All The Way Phone 745-2423 BRADFORD MOBIL STATION jMobikjas Clinton Open Arkansas 24 Hours WESTERN AUTO The Family Store Better Quality Merchandise Guaranteed Service W. C. BILL BONDS Owner Roy Story - Salesman 745-2144 JIM and MARY TUMLISON CLINTON FLORIST and J M VARIETY 745-2116 116 COLEMAN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! MILK - ICE CREAM Compliments of HUGGINS FEED STORE J. AND S. SHOE STORE Trucks ■ill ■HI Tractors Shoes for the Family F eed Gas F reight 745-2321 Clinton, Arkansas Your Business Is Appreciated CLINTON POULTRY EGG CO. Phone Compliments of BOWLING BUILDERS SUPPLY OATHER BOWLING, Owner Clinton, 745-2489 A rkansas Conway, Arkansas 72032 CLINTON JEWELRY McNUTT Keepsake Diamonds with FUNERAL HOME Lifetime Guarantee To serve as we would be served Complete line of Elgin and Bulova Watches FA 7-7727 Main Street - Clinton ns Compliments of SAMMY COLLUMS COUNTY and CIRCUIT CLERK Van Buren County WHEN IN TROUBLE CALL CHAPMAN’S PHILLIPS 66 Clinton, Arkansas 745-7170 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD LIFE INSURANCE Whole Life, Endowments, Retirements, Educational, Guaranteed Investments, AREA MANAGER - ARTHUR LEWIS Ed Turner REPRESENTATIVES Vernell Clark Ed Williams Harvey J. Hall Jr. Jean Gruben Dorothy V. Minshew WARD BODY WORKS, INC. Conway, Arkansas You cannot buy a better bus to save their lives. 119 Compliments of STEPHEN’S SUPERETTE QUAW CLINTON MEAT MARKET mam Custom Processing Butchering Choctaw Arkansas Clinton Arkansas ROGERS DRUG STORE Cosmetics, Fountain Service Prescriptions Phone 745-6112 LEFLER CHEVROLET CO. CAMARO - - - small sports car BUT it's heavier than it looks ! ! ! Phone 745-2451 Clinton, Arkansas 120 ROBERT NEWLAND Custom Bulldozing Ponds Work by Hour or Job Dennard, Arkansas Clearing Leveling Compliments of A G SHOP Men's, Ladies', and Children's Clothing ANNIE McCASLIN GLADYS HALL H. D. PAYNE REPAIR SHOP Phone 745-2150 Clinton Arkansas HOME COMFORT CENTER PLUMBING Central Air-Conditioning If your home isn't comfortable, Call 745-2552 MATHIS SHOE STORE Personality Shoes John C. Roberts Red Goose Clinton, Arkansas LEFLER’S FASHION SHOP Clinton and Conway, Arkansas Compliments of ARKANSAS TELEPHONE COMPANY Clinton Phone 745-2114 121 Compliments of EVANS MAGIC WASH CARROL and FRANCES EVANS Compliments of CANNADAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts - Title - Notary 208 South Court Street Clinton, Arkansas 72031 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS KEELING STORE Phone 745-7110 Payne Heating and Fedders Air Conditioning - Heat Pumps Gas and Electric All Electric PETER PRONIA MANUFACTURING CO. Dennard, Arkansas Sheet Metal Phone 745-2922 Works Clinton, Arkansas BLUE BONNET DRIVE-IN Clinton's High Light Pure Dairy Ice Cream Hamburgers Cones Shakes Foot-longs Sundaes Malts 122 HOME SCHOOL SUPPLY Everything for Schools Central and Cherry Street Phone EMpire 5-5725 BETTIS Furniture Repair - Upholstering Bus and Truck Seats We appreciate Your business 1302 W. Broadway Mor rilton Phone FL 4-3154 Phone: McNUTT 745-2487 Motel 745-2666 Boat Dock FUNERAL SERVICE Clinton, Arkansas CHOCTAW BAY MOTEL To serve as we would be served On Greers Ferry Lake Locust Avenue At Scott Street Route 1 P. O. 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