Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

WHEN WE LOOKED AHEAD MANY YEARS AGO AT THE DAYS WE THOUGHT WOULD GO SO SLOW WE NEVER THOUGHT SCHOOL WOULD EVER END, BUT THE TIME IS COMING CLOSER FRIEND; THE MOMENTS AND SECRETS THAT WE SHARED THE SPECIAL FRIENDS WHO ALWAYS CARED THE TIMES WHEN THINGS DIDN'T GO OUR WAY WAS ALL PART OF LIFE WE NOW CAN SAY. UP AHEAD WILL BE MORE MEMORABLE DAYS AS ALL OF US GO OUR SEPARATE WAYS WE'LL MEET NEW FRIENDS BUT KEEP THE OLD AND BEGIN A NEW LIFE WE'LL TRY TO MOLD. DEDICATION JEFF SMITH When troubles come, the best of us So very often find It's hard to fight the loneliness And keep our peace of mind . . . The skies that once looked bright and blue All seem a cloudy gray- That wondrous thing called happiness Sprouts wings and flies away . . . The little joys that pleased us so Are pleasing us no more, We feel that nothing specially nice Could knock at our front door . . . If only we would look around, For then we'd surely see That others wish to understand And offer sympathy . . . Why, every suffering we endure Has many counterparts For sadness plays no favorites- It troubles many hearts- And only through our deep resolve To comfort one another Will we be given strength and hope From one day to the other . . . So when it seems some special trial Is very hard to bear Let's find a ray of sunshine By remembering-others care! Doris Faulhaber 4 12-A Champs The members of the Yellowjacket team for the 1976 football season were Bottom Row: Tony Carroll, Dean Allen, Jerry Carroll, Tom Drew, Mike Autry, Jeff Williams, Brett Stithem; Second Row: Dale Smith, David Hogue, Maurice Passmore, Rodney Jackson, Melvin Emerson, Russell Anglin, Mark Hunt, Rodney Smith, Donald Mc- Kellep, Larry Lumpkins; THIRD ROW: Jimmy Carroll, Bryan Fancher, Lathan Jackson, Jerry Owens, Mark Harris, Isaac Keeling, Dennis Loven, Jeff Beavers, Andy Parish, Stanley Smith, Steve Buckman; Top Row: Coach Marion Glover, Tracy Moore, Dewayne Huggins, Mark Cowsert, Randy Smith, Jim Eoff, Steve Nunley, Coach Earl Williamson, Coach Mike Treadaway mumjtcKir; Mark Cowsert Tight End 1iLL0WJ C rS Mark Hunt Kicker Dean Allen Split End Mark Hunt Tight End Melvin Emerson Linebacker Russell Anglin T ailback mmtxrs Jim Eoff Nose Man Stanley Smith Safety Tony Carroll Halfback Dewayne Huggins Lathan Jackson Tackle Defensive Tackle David Hogue Guard Jeff Williams Quarterback fELLOWJACKHS Tom Drew T ailback Isaac Keeling T ackle 7 Dennis Loven Tight End Larry Lumpkins Donald McKellep Defensive Tackle Fullback Steve Nunley Center Jerry Owens Center Maurice Passmore Guard Dale Smith Quarterback Randy Smith T ackle 8 Rodney Jackson Slot Back Andy Parish Guard Rod Smith Split End Brett Stithem T ackle Jimmy Carroll Steve Buckman Russell Anglin made his yardage behind the ex- perienced blocking of the Clinton offensive team, as shown in this picture at Marshall. Our wild bunch defense surprised team after team. i Our defense had a way of getting on the other team's backs, like against Dover. 9 David Hogue picked up this fumble after he and the other defensive play- ers stripped the ball from the Bald Knob of- fense. Our defense kept stopping Dover all night, and the game ended in a 19-0 victory for Clinton. Dean Allen is open for a catch as the ball floats his way against Yellville. Our ability to run the option well stunned most teams we played, like Vilonia. Donald Mc- Kellep breaks into the clear to make yard- age for Clin- The Jackets fought hard against rival Heber, but had a hard time getting it together, and lost 13-0 Russell Anglin makes his block as Jeff Williams tries to get away from a Marshall Bobcat. It was a lot of hard work for the guys who put so much into this football season. It's not easy to get up for all the games, to really get ready for them . but the results are worth the effort Russell Anglin takes the ball over for the last Clinton score against Booneville, but . . . YELLOW JACKET SCORES OPPONENTS US THEM Oak Grove 8 0 Dover 19 0 Bald Knob 7 7 Marshall 36 6 Heber 0 13 Vilonia 41 0 Yellville 34 0 Salem 49 0 Greenbriar 13 6 Mountain View 34 6 Booneville 18 35 . . . it took a long drive and hard work from all players to get into scoring position. All-District selections for the 1976 season were Jim Eoff, Stanley Smith, Jeff Williams, Lathan Jackson, Tracy Moore, David Hogue, Russell Anglin, and Melvin Emerson. CLINTON FANS REALLY MEAN IT WHEN THEY DID THE CHEER: PROUD TO BE A JACKET! The mighty Yellowjackets fought to a 8-1-1 regular season and a tri-championship in District 12A. The team started off right by defeating Oak Grove for the first time. After coasting by Dover 19-0, they fought aggressive Bald Knob to a 7-7 tie. After beat- ing Marshall, 36-6, the Jackets hit the emotional game against rival Heber. We lost 13-0, and knew that we had to win the rest of our games to get a shot at the playoffs. They came back strong, defeating Vilonia 41-0, Yellville, 34-0, then took a long road trip to meet a supposedly tough Salem team, which the Jackets beat, 49-0. They were then prepared for their showdown with the leading Greenbriar Panthers. With tough practices all week and lots of enthusiasm, the Jackets went to a cold, muddy field to defeat the Panthers 13-6. They then took a Homecoming victory, 34-6. Clinton took their first trip to the State Playoffs as they went to Booneville. The Bear Cats defeated us 35-18 in a gallant fight by the Jackets. The Jacket defense earned the name The Wild Bunch , and they allowed only 38 points in regular season. The Wild Bunch consisted of linemen Jim Eoff, Lathan Jackson, Isaac Keeling, Randy Smith, Tracy Moore, linebackers Melvin Emerson and David Hogue, monster Russell Anglin, and backs Jeff Wil- liams, Stan Smith, and Dean Allen. An explosive offense managed to score 241 points by the strong blocking of Steve Nunley, David Hogue, Tracy Moore, Isaac Keeling, and Randy Smith, great blocking by fullback Donald McKellep and slotback Melvin Emerson. Behind this blocking, Russell Anglin was able to rush for 1300 yards and score 130 points. The blocking plus fine receivers like Dean Allen, Dennis Loven, and Mark Cowsert allowed Jeff Williams to pass for over 1000 yards, and 10 touchdowns. Mark Hunt added a good kicking game to the Jackets offense. The fans at Clinton followed their team, and were proud to be part of one of the best football teams ever to come from this area. Dennis Loven makes a fine reception against Bald Knob, which ended in a 7-7 tie. 13 Sr. Homecoming 14 Janet Johnson, Sr. Maid, was escorted by Mark Cowsert. Roxane Keeling, Sr. Maid, was escorted by Jeff Williams. Debbie Hall, Jr. Maid, was es- corted by Melvin Emerson. Janice Stagg, Jr. Maid was es- corted by David Hogue. Kim Williams, Soph. Maid, was escorted by Stanley Smith. Cindy Trawick, Soph. Maid, was escorted by Mark Hunt. 15 SENIOR BOYS Bottom Row: Barry Gunn, Dean Allen, Rod Smith, Mike Autry, Jeff Williams; Second Row: Russell Anglin, Stanley Smith, Jerry Owens, Ronnie Isom, Brian Fancher, David Williams, Tony Gifford; Top Row: Coach Hankins, Ricky Russell, Lathan Jackson, Jeff Davis, Dennis Loven, Randy Smith. The 1976-77 basketball Yellowjackets could best be described as dedicated and hardworking. They were dedicated to improving the basketball program in order to have a winning season. They were willing to work hard to achieve this goal. Most individual goals were achieved; to win 15 or more regular season games, to bring the county championship back to CHS, and to gain the respect of other District 12A teams. This team served notice that they would not be the ' 'door mats'' of opposing teams. Leadership is a necessary ingredient for any successful season. We were fortunate to have three fine senior leaders in Jeff Williams, Doug Jones, and Stan Smith. Jeff was our floor leader and captain and all three will be missed next year. Junior players included Lathan Jackson, Barry Gunn, David Williams, Russell Anglin, Dennis Loven, Randy Smith, Dean Allen, and Jerry Owens. Lathan, at only 6'0 , was our leading scorer and rebounder, and played like 6'4 . Barry was our second leading scorer and has ability to be a leader in other areas. David was able to succeed by using determination, desire, and hard work. Russell, the shortest post man in the district, but no one ever told him, he played like one of the tallest. Dennis had big games for us coming off the bench and he has a big future. Randy, Dean, and Jerry, saw mostly B game action but their desire made the other players work harder. A playerGs sophomore year should be a learning year although some saw considerable game action. Yellowjackets with a future includes: Jeff Davis, Ronnie Isom, Ricky Russell, Brian Fancher, and Mike Autry. Jeff was our second leading rebounder and one of our leading scorers. Ronnie, Ricky, Brian, and Mike formed the nucleur of a successful ' 'B'' team and will be back for two more years of Yellowjacket basketball. The 1976-77 season was the most enjoyable season I have experienced as a coach. This was due to the character of the players. This group tried to do everything I asked of them and would not quit, even when things were not going as we planned. I was proud to be a YELLOWJACKET! 16 Jerry Owens Junior Randy Smith Junior David Williams Junior Jeff Davis Sophomore 17 Mike Autry Sophomore OPPONENT US THEM Yell ville B 39 40 Vilonia 42 53 Shirley 52 57 Leslie 61 43 Southside 11B 52 62 Yellville B 45 42 Yellville 46 63 Heber Springs 66 49 Shirley 55 51 Mt. View 70 32 Leslie 71 52 Marshall 53 66 Greenbrier 53 SO OPPONENT US THEM St. Joe 70 49 Omaha 44 69 Mt. View 58 34 Aire ad (Forf e it) 2 0 Shirley 62 60 Southside 62 40 Vilonia 33 56 Yellville B 26 34 Yellville 61 72 Greenbrier 57 79 Marshall B'' 33 41 Marshall 43 65 NACC TOURNAMENT COUNTY TOURNAMENT David jumps high against Heber. The Jackets can shoot even if they do have someone on them as Russell shows here. Jeff shoots for two against Heber Springs in the early part of the season. Lathan intimidates a Heber player. Coach Hankins had a way of keeping his cool, especially when we beat Greenbrier. David gets two of his 16 points he scored against Barry goes up for two against Heber. Greenbrier. SR. GIRLS The members of the Senior Girls Basketball team were Bottom Row: Kim Williams, Bonita Hunt, Jan George, Cindy Trawick, Memory Rodgers, Mary Bayer; Second Row: Jamie Sarringar, Gae Rodgers, Libby Kidd, Bridgett Williams, Karla Hensley, Cindy Hillyer, Alice Bramlett, Coach Williamson; Top Row: Teresa Henderson, Jan Bonds, Jony Jones, Diane Williams, Barb Knight, Darcy Wells, Liz Bramlett, Janice Stagg. They have been through a good season with 9-3 before the Christmas break and with a record of 15-8 with the District playoffs left to go. Our team is not big, but we have been hard hustling and a very determined group. Our offense is led by Bridgett Willians averaging 20 points a game and then Jan George averaging 13 points. Liz and Diane, Libby and Memory have added throughout the season to the offense with their blend of different talents such as Liz's quickness and a good eye for the basket; Diane's steady ball playing; and last but not least Libby and Memory with boy type jump shots have been strong, inside threats. The unsung heros many times is the defense. The defense is the backbone of our team. We have played it with many people. To put it on top, the crammers, Karla and Gae, who on the right night played like 6' giants. Then we look at our road runners; Darcy Wells, Janice Stagg, and Barb Knight, who can and will run right over the top of you, but nearly all year they have gone around instead and carried the ball up the court. With these people here you say what else do we need to play. Then we spring the trap and release beauty and the beasts, Alice Bramlett and Cindy Hillyer, whose motto is do or die. And that motto goes for the other players, Mary Bayer, Cindy Trawick, Teresa Henderson, Bonita Hunt, Kim Williams, Jony Jones; but watch out for little Mac McCormac, the Beast, who yells HUSTLE! Coach Earl Williamson 20 Alice Bramlett Sr. Guard Karla Hensley Sr. Guard Cindy Hillyer Sr. Guard Libby Kidd Sr. Forward Gae Rodgers Sr. Guard Bridgett Williams Sr. Forward Jan George Jr. Forward Memory Rodgers Jr. Forward Janice Stagg Jr. Guard Darcy Well? Jr. Guard Diane Williams Jr. Forward Mary Bayer Soph. Guard 21 Jony Jones Soph. Guard Barb Knight Cindy Trawick Soph. Guard Sopn. Guard Kim Williams Soph. Guard OPPONENT US THEM Yellville 60 11 Yellville 73 28 Marshall 46 36 Conway 1 'B 47 26 Vilonia 47 67 Shirley 63 49 Leslie 59 52 Southside 1'B 31 76 Alpena 44 33 Omaha 45 47 Heber Springs 56 11 Shirley 50 38 Bald Knob ' 'B'' 46 6 Mt. View 45 37 Leslie 68 48 Atkins 50 39 Marshall 58 20 Greenbrier 23 48 Mt. View 59 52 Scotland ( Forfeit) 2 0 Southside 38 54 Vilonia 51 67 Atkins 43 50 Greenbrier 28 54 Southside 29 41 NACC TOURNAMENT COUNTY TOURNAMENT Jan George goes up for 2 as Bridgett screens. Alice stays with her girl to keep her from scoring. Libby outjumps her Shirley opponent to get the ball for Clinton. Front Row: Rocky Jones, Dale Smith, Dewayne Huggins, Jeff Williams, Dean Allen; Second Row: David Williams, Mike Strickland, Clint West, Jerry Owens, Russell Anglin; Back Row: Melvin Emerson, David Hogue, Junior McGhee, Dicky Maas, Dennis McKellep, Robert Evans, Coach Jim Franks. CHS BASEBALL TEAM YELLOW JACKET PITCHERS L PITCHER ERA WINS LOSSES - f Clint W est 2.01 8 0 Dicky Maas 1.43 7 1 V Junior McGhee 0. 77 3 1 if Melvin Emerson 2.33 1 0  Russell Anglin 3.55 0 0 CLINTON GOES TO STATE SEMIFINALS The Yellowjacket baseball team was probably one of the strongest ever fielded by a Class A school. They coasted to a 19-2 record behind good pitching, fine fielding, and strong consistent hitting. The Jack- ets opened their domination by winning the Tech tournament handily. The Jackets had only one close game in this tournament and won it by 3 runs. They peaked, and played their best ball of the year. The Jackets were unbeatable, as Sylvan Hills found out in the finals of the UALR tournament, as the Jackets de- feated them 16-6. They went on to win the district tournament without much problem. This made them the champs of District 1 North for the second con- secutive year, and they once again went to the State Tournament. The Jackets won two close games over Des Arc and Sylvan Hills. At this point, everyone had Clinton as the favorite, as they should have been. A bad day, with errors and a slump in hitting paved the way for Texarkana to beat the Jackets in the semifinals. A Clinton baseball team has never been this far, and fans were proud of the team. The Jacket pitching staff compiled an ERA of 1.50, and the powerful hitting club ended the season with a team batting average of . 325. This had 15 home runs, and a total of 180 runs, and allowed only 83. The boys who made A11-District were David Hogue, Melvin Emerson, Clint West, Dickie Maas, and Junior McGhee. Dennis McKellep made All- State. PLAYER POS BATTING AVG. HOMERS RBI'S Junior McGhee SS .493 1 17 Clint West 3B .391 2 18 Melvin Emerson CF .365 4 28 Dicky Maas P .362 3 28 David Hogue RF .322 3 16 Dennis McKellep C .300 0 6 Russell Anglin 2B .259 2 12 Jeff Williams LF .239 0 12 Robert Evans IB .229 0 9 25 Clint West (Left) was not only a strong pitcher for the team, but was also one of the top hitters. Russell Anglin makes the play on second base as fielder Melvin Emerson is ready to back him up. Junior McGhee shows here that the Jackets would get to the plate anyway they could, even if they did run over a few guys! Robert Evans swings the bat and gets a hit to help the team along (Right). Dennis McKellep slides into second base just in time to be safe. BASEBALL SCORES OPPONENT US THEM Yellville 12 5 Shirley 6 3 Mtn. View 11 3 Mtn. View 2 5 Shirley 7 4 Oark 12 2 Greenbriar 9 1 Dover 14 4 Palestine® 4 3 Catholic High® 12 8 OPPONENT US THEM L.R. Mills® 9 5 Sylvan Hills® 16 6 Morrilton 12 0 Shirley 14 4 Southside 12 7 Southside 5 3 Norfork 6 2 Mtn. Home 3 2 Des Arc) 5 4 Sylvan Hills) Texarkana! 4 5 3 9 represents Tech Tournament, @ represents UALR Tournament, represents District Tournament, and | represents State Tournament. 1976 SR. HIGH TRACK The 1976 Track team consisted of: Top Row: Steve Autry, Randy Smith, Stanley Smith, Isaac Keeling, Jim Bob Ward; Second Row: Lathan Jackson, Dennis Loven, Mark Harris; Third Row: Rodney Jackson, Donald McKellep, Tom Drew, Mark Hunt. Not pictured were Jeff Williams, Dennis McKellep, Russell Anglin, and Chuck Tester. 27 TRACK In 1976, the Sr. Track team was very productive. They won more ribbons, more trophies, placed higher in the district and regional track meets and sent more people to the state meet than in any other year. Leading the teams race for ribbons were sprinters Chuck Tester, Lathan Jackson, distance runners Stanley Smith and Tom Drew, and a tough mile relay team of Randy Smith, Donald McKellep, Dennis Loven, and Russell Anglin. Good perform- ances were also turned in by Randy Smith in the 440, Drew in the 2 mile, Mark Hunt in the long jump, and Dennis McKellep in the shot put. A big surprise this year was the performance of the sprint relays-an area where Clinton is traditionally weak. Running in the 440 relay was Tester, Dennis McK., L. Jackson, and Hunt. The 880 relay consisted of Tester, Jackson, McKellep, and Jeff Williams. Others on the team were Isaac Keeling, and Mark Harris in the discus, Jim Ward in the high jump and pole vault, and distance runners Rodney Jackson and Steve Autrey. At the Yellowjacket Relays at Mt. View the team placed second overall and brought home a string of ribbons. Later in the year the Yellowjackets placed third at the district meet at Heber Springs. The team did well, with Tester winning the 100 and 200 yd. dashes and Jackson placing high in the 100. Both the 440 and 880 relays did well, with the mile relay team of R. Smith, Donald McK., Dennis Loven, G S. Smith came in second. Ward placed 5th in the pole vault and high jump and Dennis McK. and Keeling came in 3rd and 4th respectively in the discus. McKellep also did well in the shot put. In the 440 yd. dash R. Smith came in 2nd and Loven 3rd while S. Smith came in 2nd in both the mile and 880 yd. run. Overall it was a good meet and Clinton showed alot of depth and ability. Two weeks later Clinton placed 8th in the Reg- ional meet at Bald Knob which included 3 other Districts. At this meet, the runners had to place 4th to qualify for the State Class A track meet. Those that qualified were Tester in the 100 and 220, Stan Smith in the mile and all three of the relay teams. At the State meet held at Arkadelphia, Tester and the relays ran well in the preliminaries but failed to qualify for the finals. Stan Smith came in 8th in the mile. All in all 1976 was a good year for Clinton Track and it looks as if ,,77 could be better! ! ! 28 SR. CHEERLEADERS Senior High Cheerleaders for the 1976-1977 season were left to right: Cindy Trawick, Jeannie Evans, Teresa Henderson, Mary Bayer, Lori Gardner, Tami Band, Bridgett Williams, Darcy Wells, Gae Rodgers, and Linda Simmons. ( TORCH QUEEN Janet Johnson 1ST RUNNER UP JUDGED BY EDDIE SUTTON 2ND RUNNER UP JUDGED BY JOCELYN WHITE 2ND RUNNER-UP 1ST RUNNER-UP Tracy Moore David Hogue Friendliest Most Feminine Masculine Janet Johnson G Doug Jones Libby Kidd G Jim Eoff Most Likely To Succeed Cutest Campus Couple Roxane Keeling G Johnny McQuain Janice Stagg G Russell Anglin Most Athletic JEFF WILLIAMS and CINDY HILLYER Biggest Flirts MARK COWSERT and CINDY TRAWICK Best All Around TRACY MOORE and GAE RODGERS 38 Wittiest DAVID HOGUE and BRIDCETT WILLIAMS Most School Spirited Most Mysterious GAE RODGERS G JEFF WILLIAMS ??????????????????????????????????????????????? 39 GIRLS STATE Janan and Susan Jackson-Girls state was one of the most rewarding and exciting weeks we've ever gone through. Words can't express our feelings. Each political session, evening vesper and group devotional gave us a broader insight of ourselves, God, and our country. We'll never forget the close friend- ships we made with counselors and girls in our own dorm and other girls we met in and between other dorms and meeting. BOYS STATE Stanley Smith-At Boys state we spent most of our time having fun playing basketball or tennis or just talking and getting to know each other. We also learned alot about our State government, its strong points and also its weaknesses. I guess you could say going to Boys State was an enjoyable learning experience. 40 CLINTON HIGH BAND The members are Front Row: Linda Rickard, Judith Conway, Beverly Ingram, Jennifer Kosmeder, Liz Maas, Second Row: Karen Smith, Becky Smith, Robert Dempsey, Lanny Bates, Kurt Huff, Daniel McGhee, Terry Weatherly, Renee Baker, Julie Henderson, Nancy Beavers, Connie Isom; Third Row: Tony Gifford, Joann Conway, Virginia Ingram, Diane McGhee, Mike Sikes, Danny Mahan, Kent Tester, Dusty Parish, Kevin Hall, Jimmy Carroll, Kip Stringer, Rene Elmer; Back Row: Randy Elliot, Kari Whisenhunt, Johnny Wooden Mike Scott. MAJORETTES Majorettes are: Renee Baker, Judith Conway, Beverly Ingram, Karen Smith, Nancy Beavers, Connie Isom. 42 FLAG CARRIERS The Flag Carriers are Rebecca Smith, Donna Linn, Kathy Maas, Martha Daggett, and Kneeling, Linda Huggins. This is a picture of the CHS Band on the football field, showing off their new banner and new suits. The officers for the CHS Band are: Virginia Ingram Assistant Drum Major Tony Gifford Drum Major Kari Whisenhunt 1st Lieutenant Judith Conway Secretary Connie Isom Major Line Captain Karen Smith 2nd Lieutenant Not Picutred ! Philip Ellis Captain • — — mm mm mm B tioEHnfikb TORCH STAFF The members of the Torch Staff are Seated: Lori Gardner, Libby Kidd, Roxane Keeling, Sonja Allen, Janice Stagg, Standing: Frank Baker, Judith Conway, Debbie Hall, Mary Bayer, Mr. Van Horn, Troy Walls. Editor- Roxane Keeling; Assistant Editors-Sonja Allen and Libby Kidd. STINGER STAFF Front Row: Cindy Hillyer, Editor; Ellen Ward, Becky Koening, Shelley Johnson, Mary Willoughby, Jo Ann Isom, Phyllis Blevins, Second Row: Stephanie Lefler, Tammie Bane, Janan Jackson, Connie Isom, Teresa Henderson, Bridgett Williams, Susan Jackson, Alice Bramlett, Cindy McCormac, Terri Koening, Jamie Sarringer, Back Row: Mrs. Lefler, Steve Buckman, Karla Hensley, Kathy Burns, Cindy Trawick, Steve Nunley, Mike Spades, Jeannie Evans, Eddye Jo Story, Anita Tucker, Tami Stripling, Marie Wilson. LIBRARY CLUB The members of the Library Club this year are Top Row: David Justus, Mr. Van Horn, Claytie Boston, Judith Conway, Penny Wade, Troy Walls, Virginia Williams, On Floor: Tony Gifford, Tim McKim. BETA CLUB Members are Bottom Row: Tony Gifford, Teresa Cox, Reba McKim, Mark Cowsert, Mary Bayer, Cindy Hillyer, Bridgett Williams, Stanley Smith, Alice Bramlett, Tim Boone, Mr. Miller. Second Row: Barb Knight, Brenda McCormac, Teresa Henderson, Troy Walls, Judith Conway, Jan Brown, Debbie Walker, Becky Koening, Jay Emerson, Brian Fancher. Third Row: Sherry Sturdevant, Kim Koening, Lori Gardner, Jeannie Evans, Janan Jackson, Mike Spades, Diane Williams, Libby Kidd, Sonja Allen, Roxane Keeling. Fourth Row: Jeff Beavers, David Justus, Barry Gunn, Cindy Trawick, Liz Bramlett, Jan George, Randy Smith, Mark Harris, Jeff Williams. Fifth Row: Susan Jackson, Johnny McQuain, Connie Isom, Gae Rodgers, Rod Smith, Ellen Ward, Anita Tucker, Tami Stripling, Jo Ann Isom. Top Row: Tom Lefler, Bill Ticer, Chris Cullum, Darin Patterson, Russell Jennings. 11 t STUDENT COUNCIL The members of the Student Council are, Front Row: Mr. Barnes, Donna Shaver, Tim Boone, Tracy Moore, Janan Jackson, Karen Smith, Lois England; Back Row: Tracy Ward, David Hogue, Jeff Williams, John Hunt, Randy Smith, Anita Tucker, Larry Eoff. The President of the Student Council is Tracy Moore, the Vice- President is Tim Boone, and the secretary is Janan Jackson. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Members of the FFA are, Front Row: Billy Reece, Joey Dunn, Mike Henderson, Brett Stithem, Steve Buckman, Dewayne Barnett, Mike Pearson, John Hunt, Louis Bums, Ronnie Rhoda, Kelly Patterson; Second Row: Rocky Jones, Philip Isom, Doug Jones, Frank Baker, Randy Bradford, Jeff Williams, Chris Johnson, JoeyBermea, Jeff Moore, Stanley Mathis, Dale Smith, Rene Elmer, Mr. Walls. Third Row: David Bradford, Jay Emerson, David Keeling, Billy Strickland, Daniel Hunt, Bill Isom, Zeke Keeling, Andy Parish, Norman Brinkley, Tommy Johnson, Brice Smith, J.E. Wingfield, Dale Daggett, David Cullum, Mark Hunt. CLINTON FHA Front Row: Sonja Allen, Susan Jackson, Libby Kidd, Nancy Trujillo, Sherry Sturdevant, Kathy Maas, Martha Dag- gett, Cindy Trawick, Judy Conway, Janan Jackson, Mrs. Blair; Second Row: Brenda McCormac, Rhonda Atkins, Lane Boston, Lynda Brinkley, Tami Suiter, Linda Rickard, Diane McGehee, Charla Smith, Katie Stevens, Rachel Baker, Kim Williams; Third Row: Connie Isom, Karla Hensley, Mary Willoughby, Roxane Keeling, Tracy Nichols, Debbie Dunham, Karen Smith, Ellen Harris, Debbie Hall, Virginia Ingram; Fourth Row: Jamie Sarringar, Phyllis Blevins, Teresa Emerson, Sheila Musgrave, Kay Wilson, Teresa Henderson, Mary Bayer, Mae Stagg, Lori Gardner, Donna Linn, Linda Huggins; Fifth Row: Judy Jones, Tami Jones, Barbara Story, Darrin Patterson, Bonita Hunt, Cindy Hillyer, Jeannie Evans, Pearl Lynch, Becky Brundage; Sixth Row: Joyce Stephens, Becky Davis, Traci Story, Jan Bonds, Teresa Elmer, Lu Ann Burns, Chris Cullum, Karen Jackson, Lisa Graham, Delilah Ferrell; Seventh Row: Cynthia Nicholson, Kathy Bums, Tim McKim, Linda Walker, Terri Pistole, Tami Morgan. HONOR STUDENTS Front Row: Susan Jackson, Cindy Hillyer, Jan Bonds Brown, Roxane Keeling (Valedictorian); Top Row: Johnny McQuain, (Salutatorian); Teresa Cox, Reba McKim, Bridgett Williams, Stanley Smith. SONJA ALLEN JIM APPLEBY EDDIE ARCHER BRENT ATKINS JAMES BARTON PHYLLIS BLEVINS BILL BONDS NICKY BRADLEY 50 ALICE BRAMLETT SALLY BRAMLETT JAN BONDS BROWN MARK COWSERT TERESA COX PAT CATES DALE DAGGETT JOHN DAVID ELLIOT ERIC ELLIS LORI ELMER JAY EMERSON MARY EMBERTON 51 MELVIN EMERSON JIM ENNIS JIM EQFF STACY FLOYD ramy lgohbwilyu meiaj garsirern 52 53 ramy bmenotre ROBERT GILMORE SCOTT GRAHAM DANNY GRIGGS MARK HARRIS KARLA HENSLEY LINDA HILL CINDY HILLYER TONY HITESMAN 54 DAVID HOGUE MARK HUNT CONNIE ISOM JOANN ISOM PHILLIP ISOM JANAN JACKSON SUSAN JACKSON JOYCE JANOW JANET JOHNSON DOUG JONES ROCKY JONES ROXANE KEELING LIBBY KIDD TERRY KIRKENDOLL JOYCE KNIGHT BECKY KOENING 3, adnil lihl yceoj ghktin nadyn girsgg snaus dna njaan bedieb klaerw tap ainorp mit mickm oej mokwos vnilme msnoree bigtrdet samliliw dniyc crmacomc yja rosnmee riujno mgeche yecoj ownaj vgnairii samliliw retyr krineklodl mij ybpplea vetse losnwi njate jhsnono edide rhcrea tsypa liwuoihgyb trerob rmeogil ceila marteltb naj rwnob tocst mahrag reima losnwi rilo mrele vddai toilel oj nan msoi plihilp msoi nhojyn reianp andon vrehas JERRY LINNVILLE DICKY MAAS DEBRA MAXWELL TRACY MOORE CINDY McCORMAC LLOYD McGHEE REBA McKIM TIM McKIM JOHNNY McQUAIN JOHNNY NAPIER PAT PRONIA GAE RODGERS 58 JAMIE SARRINGER DONNA SHAVER LINDA SIMMONS JOSEPH SKOWRON STANLEY SMITH MIKE SPADES EDDYE JO STORY MIKE STRICKLAND JIM TIMRERLAKE DEBBIE WALKER BRIDGETT WILLIAMS JEFF WILLIAMS 59 How did you get an A in Trig, Gae? Future Housewives of America? Mark one up for Zeke, Jan? This is one of her better days. . Illl oki Why didn't I lose that election? What ever happened to the Big Mac? Ah, Lori, he won't take a picture? Late Again, Janet? What's the latest gossip? Would you know, Mary and Reba? Close Up? VIRGINIA WILLIAMS MARY WILLOUGHBY PATSY WILLOUGHBY MARIE WILSON STEVE WILSON ROY WHITE CLASS OFFICERS 76-77 President David Hogue Vice-President Melvin Emerson Secretary Bridgett Williams Reporter Stanley Smith STUDENT COUNCIL Tracy Moore-Pres. Janan Jackson-Sec. Jeff Williams Donna Shaver 62 SONJA ALLEN-Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; 3rd Vice President 2; 2nd Vice President 3; President 4; Torch Staff 3,4; Assistant Editor 4; Nominated for Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. JAMES BARTON- Drafting 1,2,3; Automechanics 1; Electronics 1; Metal Shop 1,2,3; Livestock Manipu- lation 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; Football 1. PHYLLIS BLEVINS-FHA 2,4; Stinger Staff 3,4. NICKY BRAD LEY-Transfer Student; FFA 1; Basketball 1; Speech Club 3; Officer 3. TERESA COX-Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Office Worker 4; Teacher's Aid 4; Nominated for Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. DAVID ELLIOT-FFA 2. ERIC ELUS-Band 1,2,3; FFA 2; Band Council 3; HR 1,2,3,4. LORI ELMER-Basketball Manager 1,2; Track 1; Torch Staff 3; Library Club 2; FHA 1,2. MARY EMBERTON-FHA 1,2; Office Worker 3. JAY EMERSON-Beta Club 3,4; FFA 2,3,4; Class Re- porter 1. MELVIN EMERSON-FFA 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Cap- tain 4, Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3,4; All District 3; Student Council 3; Class Vice President 4; Track 1. JIM EOFF-Football 1,2,3,4; All District 3,4; Honor- able Mention 2; Weightlifting 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Double Clutcher 3; Who's Who 4; FFA 2; HR 1,2, 3,4. JIM ENNIS-Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; Football 1; Nomi- nated for Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. STACY FLOYD-Torch Staff 3,4; Speech Club 3; Of- ficer 3; Cheerleader 3; FHA 1,2; Track 1; Office Worker 1,2,3. SCOTT GRAHAM-Football 1,3; Speech Club 4; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 1,4; HR 1,2,3,4. CINDY HILLYER-Basketball 1,2,3,4; All District 1, 3; All County 3; Beta Club 2, 3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Of- ficer 3; Stinger Staff 1,2,3,4; Editor 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. DAVID HOGUE-Footba 11 1,2,3,4; All District Honor- able Mention 3; Captain 4; Lettermen 1,2, 3,4; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; All District 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; FFA 1,3,4; Officer 3; Stu- dent Council 4; Class President 4; Double Clutcher 3; Who's Who 4; Torch Beau Candidate 4. MARK HU NT-Transfer from Concord; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,4; Weightlifting 3; FFA 1,3, 4; Library Club 3; Who's Who 4. PHILIP ISOM-FFA 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Double Clutcher 2, 3, HR 1,2,3,4. 64 JANAN JACKSON-Beta Club 2,3,4; Reporter 4; FHA 1.2, 3,4; Federation Reporter 4; Chapter Reporter 2; Co-Ed Correspondent 2; Student Council 4; Secretary 4; Girl's State 3; Who's Who in American High School Student 4; Stinger Staff 1,2,3,4; Asst. Editor 4; Office Worker 3; Basketball 1. SUSAN JACKSON-Beta Club 2,3,4; Reporter 3; Dis- trict Treasurer 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; IstVice Pres. 4; State 3rd Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 3; Who's Who in American High Schools 4; Office Worker 3; Basketball 1. JANET JOHNSON-Cheerleader 1,2,4; FHA 1,3,4; Sec- retary 4; Torch Queen Candidate 4; Homecoming Royalty 1; Speech Club 4; Who's Who 4; Who's Who in American High School Students 4; Torch Staff 3,4. DOUG JONES-Basketball 1,4; FFA 1,3,4; Double Clutcher 3; Who's Who 4; HR 1,2,3,4. ROXANE KEELING-Basketball 1; Office Worker 1; BetaClub 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Class Secretary 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; Homecoming Royalty 3; Torch Staff 2,3,4; Editor 4; Who's Who 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. LIBBY KIDD-Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Who's .Who 3,4; Torch Queen Candidate 2,3; Homecoming Royalty 2; Class Officer 2; Torch Staff 2,3,4; Asst. Editor 4; FFA Sweetheart 2. JOYCE KNIGHT-Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1,2; FHA 1.2. DEBBIE WALKER MC A LIS TER-Transfer from Milton High School; Pep Squad 1; Honor Band 1; Beta Club 3,4; Office Worker 3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3; Stinger Staff 2,3. JUNIOR MC GHEE-Baseball 2,3,4; All District 3; Basketball 1;2,3; Track 1; Weightlifting 1; FFA 3; Speech Club 3; Officer. REBA MC KIM-Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3; Beta Club 2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; Shorthand Award 3; Who's Who 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Teacher's Aid 4. TIMOTHY MC KIM-Library Club 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2,3; FHA 4; Double Clutcher 1,2, 3,4; Fire Marshall 2. JOHNNY MC QUA IN-Beta Club 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; ACT Scholarship Winner 3; World History Award 2; American History Award 3; Speech Club 4. TRACY MOORE-Football 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen 1,2, 3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2; Weightlifting 1,2,3; FCA 3; Student Council 2,4; President 4; FFA 3,4; Treasurer 3; Class President 2; Torch Beau Candidate 2,3,4; Second Runner Up 3; Who's Who 4. JOHNNY NAPIER-Library Club 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Li- brary Asst. 1,2,3,4. 65 1,2,3,4; All District 1; Baseball 2,3,4; All State 2; Track 1,3; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; President 3; FFA 1,3,4; President 3; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3; Torch Beau Candidate 3,4; Who's Who 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Lettermen 1,2, 3,4. GAE RODGERS -Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Captain 1,4; Qo-Captain 2; Who's Who 3, 4; Torch Queen Candidate 3; Nomination for Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Home- coming 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Torch Staff 3; Track 1. JAMIE LEE SARRINGAR-Transfer from Rose Bud; FHA 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Volleyball 1; Drama Club 1,2; Speech Club 3; Basketball 1; Manager 4; Stinger Staff 4. DONNA SHAVER-Cheerleader 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Homecoming Royalty 3; Student Council 4; Library Assistant 4; Torch Queen Candidate 4; Speech Club 4. STANLEY SMITH-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; President 4; District Officer 4; FFA 2; Torch Beau Candidate 2; Band 1,2,4; Band Council 1; Boy's State 3; Captain 4; Weightlifting 1,2,3; Nominated for Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. EDDYE JO STORY-FHA 1, 2, 4; Stinger Staff 4. MIKE STRICKLAND-FFA 1,3,4; Officer 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Double Clutcher 4. MARY WILLOUGHBY-FHA 2,4; Basketball 3; Office Worker 2,3; Stinger Staff 4; ROCKY JONES-FFA 1,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1. KARLA HENS LEY -Ba sketba 11 1,2,3,4; Track 1; All County 1,3; All District 1; Homecoming 1; Student Council 1; Who's Who 2; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Stinger 3,4; BECKY KOENING-Beta 3,4; Stinger 3,4; Office Staff 3. JAN BROWN-FHA 1; Basketball 1,2,3; All District 1,2, 3; All County 3; Beta 2, 3,4. ALICE BRAMLETT-Basketball 2,3,4; Beta 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Stinger 4; FHA 1,2; Track 1. CONNIE ISOM-Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Captain 4; Council 4; Secretary 2; Stinger 3,4; Beta 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4. ROSE MARIE WILSON-FHA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Council 1,2; Stinger 3,4; Medals 1,2. BRIDGETT WILLIAMS-Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Torch Queen Candidate 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Who's Who 4; Stinger Staff 2, 3,4; Track 1; FHA 1, Cheerleader 3,4. JO ANN ISOM-FHA 1, 2; Beta 4; Stinger 4. JEFF WILLIAMS-Football 1,2,3,4; All District VIRGINIA WILLIAMS-FHA 1,2; Speech 3; Library Honorable Mention 3; Captain 4; Basketball 3,4; Office Assistant 3. 66 CLASS OF ’78 The officers are Reporter-Janice Stagg, Vice-Pres. - Barry Gunn, Sec. -Tammy Bane, Pres. -Tim Boone. Dean Allen Russell Anglin Bobby Appleby Frank Baker Tami Bane Mark Barber Jerald Bellinger Adrianne Bone Tim Boone Wayne Broussard Steve Buckman Kathy Burns Lu A nne Burns Tony Carroll Chris Cullum Pam Cullum Martha Daggett Tom Drew Steve Duncan Kenny Dunham Teresa Elmer V irgil Ennis Junior Ensey Pam Eskridge 67 ONE STEP AWAY FROM Jeannie Evans Daniel Freeman Johnny French Lori Gardner Jan George Tony Gifford Lary Guill Barry Gunn Debbie Hall Mark Harris Regina Holley Dewayne Huggins Daniel Hunt Jimmy Hutchinson Bill Isom Jackie Isom Glynn Jackson Lathan Jackson Gary James Judy Jones Tami Jones Isaac Keeling Freida Kirkendoll Jimmy Lively Dennis Loven David Lowry Larry Lumpkins Pearl Lynch Donald McKellep Ebra Maxwell Janice Newman Cynthia Nicholson Karen Nicholson Sharon Nicholson Steve Nunley Jerry Owens Maurice Passmore Darin Patterson Peggy Rhoda Memory Rodgers Roberta Shannon Dale Smith 68 BEING A SENIOR! Randy Smith Wayne Snowden Janice Stagg Mae Stagg Beth Standley Barbara Story Billy Strickland Tami Stripling Nancy Trujillo Anita Tucker Harry Wade Penny Wade Ellen Ward Scott Ward Darcy Wells Patsy White David Williams Diane Williams Janie Willoughby Tanna Wolfe MORE GIRLS, Dean? Ah, the life of a Junior! 69 CLASS OF u 79 Tenth Grade Officers-President-Philip Ellis, Vice President- Rhonda Atkins, S e creta ry-Anna Shaver, Treasurer-Kathy Maas, Reporter-Traci Story Janice Archer Rhonda Atkins Mike Autry Danny Bag ley Tim Barber Ronald Baker Mary Bayer Jeff Beavers Nancy Beavers’ Sandra Bermea Jan Bonds Claydia Boston Sarah Box Liz Bramlett Mike Bramlett Jimmy Carroll Judy Conway David Cullum Becky Davis Jeff Davis Philip Ellis Lois England Jo Ann Eubanks Deanie Ferren 70 WHAT CHS IS REALLY LIKE! Charla Smith Karen Smith Valton Sprott Katie Stevens Jeff Stithem Larry Suiter Tami Suiter Brenda Tillery Linda Walker John Ward Tracy Ward Larry Webb Angie Wells Joe Whisenhunt Sherry Willoughby J.E. Wingfield 75 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD The members of the School Board are Standing: W. C. West, Buck Kidd, Don Hensley; Sitting: Dick McCormac, David Ray Tomlinson, Forrest Baker. Not pictures was Joe Fraser.. ' Charles G. Cowsert Superintendent Jim Tumlison Principal Marion Glover Zane Hankins Mike Treadway Football Coach Basketball Coach Asst. Football Coach 77 Sue Lefler Business Education Elaine Blair Home Economics James VanHorn Jr Librarian Bob Bethurem Band Bill Hunt Math Jimmy Duncan Troy Walls Elwanda Bonds Secretary Principal's Office Rosemary Gunn Secretary Superintendent's Office HIGH SCHOOL COOKS Left To Right: Bramlett McKinney, Sally Huggins, Carol McCormick, Mary Kirkendoll, Jeanetta Hogue. GRADE SCHOOL COOKS Left To Right: Vinita Estes, Ruth Brown, Aline Loven, Amy Bonds. 79 BUS DRIVERS Front Row: Jay Emerson, Loyal Smiley, Back Row: Tim McKim, Dude Treat, Billy Crow, Thomas Ivy, Dallas Henderson, Jack Cotton, Steve Wilson. CUSTODIANS Left To Right: R.W. Milligan, C.Y. Lawrence, Jack Cotton, Royce Jones. Q IN MEMORY OF In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond his departure. You will always feel that life touching yours, that voice speaking to you, that spirit looking out of other eyes, talking to you in the familiar things he touched, worked with, loved as familiar friends. He lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew him. ., Angelo Patri DARRYL HICKS JR. FOOTBALL Members of the team are Front Row: Brian Ward, Joey Dunn, Ronnie Rhoda, Justin Stithem, Mike Sikes, Scott OLmstead, Danny Dudzikj Second Row: Bobby Crockett, Johnny Trujillo, Jeff Stithem, Jay Donahue, Paul Smith, Virgil Lemings, Kendall Fancher, Paul RhodajThird Row: Larry Webb, Stanley Mathis, David Loven, Randy Howard, Kevin Donahue, Jeff Moore, Larry Eoff, Chris Johnson, Mike Duncan; Fourth Row: Coach Treadaway, Tracy Ward, Norman Brinkley, Ronald Reichard, Brice Smith, Joe Whisenhunt, Joey Bermea, Coach Williamson. The Clinton Junior Jackets had 30 players this season. Even though they didn't win a game, they were a very disciplined and hustling team. A better year is predicted for next season, and the ninth graders who move up hope to get some experience on the Senior football team, and hopefully they will help the Senior Jackets. YELLOWJACKET SCORES Atkins Us Atkins 0 Heber Springs 0 Vilonia 8 Mt. View 0 Marshall 6 Ye 11 ville 0 83 The Yellowjackets tried to hold Mt. View, but they were too tough for our defense that night. The Junior Jackets had a tough season, but there are higher hopes for next years team, and there were some bright spots this year. The Jr. Jackets got lots of support in the pep rallies from the fans and the cheerleaders. JUNIOR HOMECOMING The Junior Homecoming consisted of the Queen- Karen Smith, and her court. Ninth grade maids were Suzy Kirkendoll and Nona Lowry, eighth grade maids were Marla Bonds and Tami Overton, and seventh grade maids were Jill Dunn and Tanya Mackey. Flower and crown bearers were Kelly Bramlett and David Ward. JR. BOYS Members of the team are Bottom Row: Joey Dunn, Bobby Crockett, Paul Rhoda, Jim Bob Bramlett, Mike Duncan; Second Row: Coach Hankins, Chris Johnson, Stanley Mathis, Randy Howard, David Loven, Jay Donahue; Top Row: Larry Eoff, Joey Bermea, Brice Smith, Kevin Donahue, Tracy Ward. OPPONENT US THEM Shirley 20 47 Southside 18 39 Yell ville 29 57 Guy-Perkins 15 34 Mt. View 30 41 Leslie 37 38 Greenbrier 22 30 Alread (forfeit) 2 0 Shirley 35 48 Vilonia 31 28 Yell ville 34 33 Guy-Perkins 22 40 Marshall County Tournament 27 24 86 Chris Johnson in heavy traffic against Vilonia. Tracy Ward goes up for two as his team and the opponent look on. JR. GIRLS Members of the Jr. team were Bottom Row: Lisa Fraser, Katie Stevens, Julie Henderson, Suzy Kirkendoll, Debbie Dunham, Tracy Nichols, Nona Lowry, Coach Williamson; Top Row: Teresa Allen, Jill Dunn, Shelley Johnson, Delana Chalk, Marla Bonds, Kathy Morris, Charla Smith, Angie Wells, Janet Bramlett. These Junior girls have a heart of a lion and the want to of ten thousand wild Indians (they have worked hard). This season has been hampered by not being fundamentally sound; but as the season worked on the Jr. girls got tougher and played teams close games such as Shirley, who beat us by 1 point, Marshall by 3, Leslie by 4, Southside by 1. All these were good games and if we could have won one or two of these close ones, 1 believe it could have turned our program around. 1 have loved working with these fine girls and will remember this year for many seasons to come. Offensive people were Debbie Dunham, Angie Wells, Shelley Johnson, Janet Bramlett, Marla Bonds, Delana Chalk, Jill Dunn; defensive people were Suzy Kirkendoll, Janet Bramlett, Tracy Nichols, Nona Lowry, Katie Stevens, Kathy Morris, Tami Overton, Teresa Allen and Julie Henderson. 1 love these Jr. Girls! Coach Earl Williamson Opponent Us Them Yell ville 30 SI Marshall B 23 20 Marshall 46 61 Vilonia 31 47 Leslie 26 32 Salem 24 41 Heber Springs 41 36 Guy-Perkins 29 39 Shirley 29 30 Atkins 30 39 Marshall 41 44 Mt. View 32 49 Southside 27 28 Atkins 35 45 Guy-Perkins 24 55 Greenbrier 27 59 Southside 26 22 NACC Tournament County Tournament 88 w Debbie goes up for 2 from her favorite spot. See, there's your mommy right there ! Janet goes up for the rebound against Shirley. Tracy tries to stop Shirley from scoring. Shirley shoots in spite of Clinton trying to stop them. 89 7TH FOOTBALL TEAM Members of the football team were Bottom Row: Alan Robertson, Jim Bob Bramlett, Brian Graham, Clay Shaver, Luke Cowsert, Tim Carrol; Second Row: Charles Koening, Jeff Appleby, Brian Huie, Johnny Kirk, Jody Henderson, Thomas Ivy; Third Row: Coach Glover, Kent Tester, Kip Stringer, Dewayne Bradley, Dusty Parish, Kevin Hall; Top Row: Isaac Keeling, Jim Bo Eoff, Kenny Dunham, Dale Smith, Coach Treadaway. 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL The seventh grade team consisted of Bottom Row: Russell Story, Jim Bob Bramlett, Luke Cowsert, Jeff Buckman, Tom Prout, Alan Robertson; Second Row: Charles Koening, Jody Henderson, Randy Ward, Mike Sikes, Curtis Jones, Danny Mahan, Coach Williamson; Top Row: Brian Huie, Kent Tester, Dusty Parish, Jay Donahue, Kevin Hall, Dewayne Bradley, Jeff Appleby. 90 7TH GIRLS The seventh grade girls were Bottom Row: Lisa Bramlett, Joy Musgrave, Tami Stroud, Joanna McNew, Connie Crow, Teresa Payne, Paula Bruce; Second Row: Joann Conway, Teresa Moore, Nancy Bonds, Becky Keeling, Tanya Mackey, Vicki Brown, Jill Dunn, Susan Dawson; Top Row: Coach Treadaway, Kim Duncan, Jan Jones, Stephanie Lefler, Sindee Ward, Myra Jackson, Lit Maas, Hope Roberts. The seventh grade girls played five games in their season, and won them all except for one game that they lost to Guy Perkins. The Middle School Physical Education class is taught by Polly Johnson. They have classes every day, either outside or in the old building at Middle School. Mrs. Johnson set up this class for students too young for basketball teams and for girls who did not wish to play. She is extremely pleased with the girls, and she enjoys the 'class as much as they do. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS The Junior Cheerleaders for the 76 season were Front: Suzy Kirkendoll, Charla Smith; Second: Janet Bramlett, Sheila Musgrave, Julie Henderson; Standing: Ellen Harris, Katie Stevens. Julie Henderson is seen here presenting a spirit ribbon to Delana Chalk. Janet tries to get the crowd yelling to help support the Jr. team. The football boys do more than just play football; they even find ways to get into the pep rallies by being cool, like the Fonz! 92 JR. BETA CLUB First Row: Tammy Hodges, Vicki Yerxa, Melissa Wells, Angela Box, Robin Hill, Julie Henderson, Richard McCormac, Michelle Hall, Teri Henderson, Terry Berry, Carmen Williams, Cynthia Mathis; Second Row: Danny Mahan, Kent Tester, Jill Dunn, Tanya Mackey, Hope Roberts, Lisa Smith, Katrina Allen, Tammy Brown, Jennifer Kosmeder, Stephanie Lefler, Fred Spears; Third Row: Brian Huie, Jan Jones, Vicky Brown, Joy Musgrave; Fourth: Dena Owens, Lisa Fraser, Delana Chalk, Marla Bonds, Deonna Emerson, Shelley Johnson, Teri Koening, Dewayne Bradley, Tom Prout, Mrs. Bames; Fifth Row: Mike Kerr, Mike Duncan, Becky Smith, Morris Bramlett, David Henderson, Mrs. Smiley. Front Row: Russell Story, Shelley Johnson, Paul Rhoda, Hayden Crockett, Hope Roberts; Second Row: Clark Timberlake, Kendall Fancher, Jody Waddell, Brian Ward, Brian Huie, Jim Bob Bramlett, Doug Johnson, Stephanie Lefler, Miss Burt. STUDENT COUNCIL 8th GRADE Eigth Grade Officers-President-Kendall Fancher, Vice President-Paul Rhoda, Secretary-Shelly Johnson, Treasurer- Delana Chalk, Reporter-Maria Bonds Teresa Allen Renee Baker Lanny Bates Marla Bonds Juanita Box Teresa Box Barry Bradford Sadie Bradford Morris Bramlett Jeff Buckman Tawana Carroll Delana Chalk Franklin Clowers Debra Cooley Bobby Crockett Darlene Cullum Harvey Cullum Tammy Cullum Ranee Dean Robert Dempsey Danny Dudzik Jimmy Duncan Mike Duncan Bobby Dunham Deonna Emerson Mike England Pat Ensey Kendall Fancher Kelly Feist Lisa Fraser Chloe Freeman Alice Funston Robert Gayhart Gisele Griggs Leah Goldman David Henderson Julie Henderson Tajuana Hendrix Lynda Hill Randy Howard Kurt Huff Beverly Ingram Shelley Johnson Michael Kates Mike Kerr Teri Koening Cindy Lawrence Virgil Lemings Travis Love Tommy Lovell David Loven Sherry Maxwell Paula Morgan Scott Olmstead Tami Overton Dena Owens Brenda Prooser Dee Ann Reed Paul Rhoda Dennis Richardson Jennifer Sarringer Mike Scott Mike Sikes Becky Smith Paul Smith Jeff Stanley Andrew Stevens Justin Stithem Russell Story Johnny Trujillo Jody Waddell Brenda Wade Brian Ward Betty White Danny White Marvin White Reporter-Tanya Mackey 7th GRADE Seventh Grade Class Officers-President-Brian Huie, Vice Presi- dent-Jill Dunn, Secretary-Kent Tester, Treasurer-Luke Cowsert, Jeff Appleby Annie Bass Nancy Bonds Dewayne Bradley Scott Bradley Jim Bob Bramlett Lisa Bramlett Jarita Brewer Rhonda Brinkley Vickie Brown Paula Bruce Malcolm Cambron Tim Carroll Stacy Collins Jo Ann Conway Michael Cooley Luke Cowsert Connie Crow Susan Dawson Robin Dean Jay Donahue Betty Duncan Kim Duncan Jill Dunn Steven Eubanks Brian Graham Kevin Hall Sheila Haven Curtis Henderson Jody Henderson Eddie Hill Glenn Hoyle Lynn Hoyle Karl Huff Bryan Huie Kim Isaac Myra Jackson Curtis Jones Jan Jones Reeky Keeling Johnny Kirk Jeff Kirkendoll Charles Koening Jennifer Kosmeder Stephanie Lefler Glen Lewis Danny Long Daniel McGhee Joanna McNew Liz Maas Bobby McClure Tanya Mackey Danny Mahan Kristy Martin Teresa Moore John Morando Joy Musgrave Gwenna Neldon Joel Paget Tina Page Dusty Parish Kay Pavatt Teresa Payne Mack Pricer Tom Prout Kim Reed Shelley Reichard Alan Roberson Hope Roberts Raymond Robinson Clinton Sharp Clay Shaver Timmy Sheets Ray Skowron Lisa Smith Steve Story Kip Stringer Donna Stobaugh Tami Stroud Kent Tester Donna Townsend Brett Williams Roger Willoughby Kenny Ward Randy Ward Sindee Ward Terri Weatherly Teresa Webb Johnny Wooden Danny Yerxa 6th GRADE Sixth Grade Class Officers-President-Hayden Crockett, Vice President-Myra Smith, Secretary Cynthia Mathis, Treasurer-Michelle Hall, Re porter-Melissa Wells David Adams Ray Adams Katrina Allen Billy Appleby Randy Baker Billy Bane Jesse Barton Brent Bates Terry Berry Kristy Blevins Angela Box Pete Bullock Stanley Bradford Pat Bramlett Teddy Bramlett Greg Brewer Tammy Brown Libby Cullum Mike Cullum Hayden Crockett Shalene Cartwright Sally Dawson Holly Dean Bobby Duncan Stanley Duncan Terry Drew Mike Eskridge Wendell Fetting Lojuana Finney Paul Garrison 99 Michelle Hall Diana Hammac Tammy Hamner Gary Harris Juleanna Henderson Teri Henderson Robin Hill Todd Hitesman T ami Hodges Jay Holley Doug Huggins Susan Hy-gail Bill James Doug Johnson Jerri Johnson Teresa Johnson Richard Kirkendoll Thurman Kirkendoll Starla Lawrence Farrell Lemings Jimmy Lovell Richard McCormac Bridgitt Mahers Cynthia Mathis Sue Maxwell Christine Medlock Johnny Nee Id Yolanda Olmstead Trina Page Montey Payne Dean Perry Tony Phillips Frank Prosser Carlton Roberson Michele Rohrer David Rushing Steve Seiler Bobby Smith Myra Smith Fred Spears Bobby Ticer Clark Timber lake 100 , James Townsend John Tree ce Lori Waddell Sheila Ward Melissa Wells David White Carmen Williams Kay Wolfe Vicky Yerxa 101 MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY Polly Johnson Middle School-Principal Linda Robinette Middle School-Secretary Charles Van Pelt 6th Math Maxine Barnes 7th G 8th English Wanda Tester 6th Reading G Science 102 Loyal Smiley La ude 11 Burt 7th G 8th Science 7th G 8th Math Ginger Spades 7th G 8th Soc. Studies Missy Crockett 6th Soc. Studies G English On The Left-Fredda Bethrum, aide. On The Right-Marie Silva, aide. Betty Henderson aide Joyce Koening aide 103 What are Ellen and Suzy pouting about? Does being in Middle School affect all kids like it has affected Bobby? Mrs. Silva didn't know that she could learn Modern Math from her students! Where are the usual paper wads and airplanes? FIFTH GRADE THE BIG KIDS OF CGS! Joe Archer Ricky Baker Robin Baker Jeff Banks Jamie Beavers Carole Bonds Karen Box Sheila Bramlett Cynthia Brewer Liesl Brinkley Wayne Buckelew Sherry Collins Le Ann Crowell Gina Cullum Wendell Cullum Travis Cutright Laurie Donahue Lance Duncan Cheryl Fancher Richard French Leon Gilmore Jimmy Goldman Del Graham Jerry Guill Lisa Hammer Belinda Hankins Emily Ann Harris Michael Hendrix Kyle Hensley Cynthia Hill Lisa Hogue Larry Huie Lori Huie Stephen Ivy Sheila Isbell Carolyn Jones 106 Lesa Kidd Lisa Knight Tannya Kirk Kathy Kosmeder Melissa Lefler Karl Lovell Ten Loven David Martin Paul Martin Paula Martin Roger McCutcheon Brett Musgrave Tami Neldon Nancy Oyler Ronnie Parker Mickey Parish Rebecca Pickelsimer Becky Rasnick Helen Reichard Brenda Roberson Edwina Roberts Cindy Rohrer Pam Scott Mollie Shannon Bryan Sikes Amy Skowron David Smith Pam Smith Mark Story Mike Story Lezlie Swartz Elizabeth Swafford Dena Thompson Chris Toth Benji Treece Tammy Treece Scott Ward Neil Weaver Rebecca Webb John West Melinda West 107 FOURTH GRADE Paula Archer Melissa Bass Chip Bayer Ruth Arm Beard Scott Boone Chris Broussard Jason Buckelew Randy Chapman Richard Clowers Jerry Collins Tonya Cramer Donnie Crowell Sheldon David Timmy Duncan Eric Gregory Ronald Guinn Alan Hall Michael Hamner Bobby Hill Chris Hitesman Kyle Holley Sheryl Hygail Becky James Kenneth Kates Kim Keeling Rhonda Keeling Jimmie Kirkendoll Rudeen Levy Susan Lewis Terry Lovell Kelvin Martin Todd Maxwell Melody Mayes Sharia McClure Belinda Meyner Roxanne Neeld Steve Nichols Mike Olmstead Joe Owens Misty Parish Missy Payne Tim Payne Rhonda Pipes Dan Prout Chris Reck Greg Rushing Twanette Sharp Leslie Silva Deedra Smith Gayla Story Paul Swartz David Van Over Stacey Wade Wesley Wallace Christopher Ward Karena Weatherly Scott Whillock Keith Williams Linda Wilson Marcia Wilson Wesley Wilson THIRD GRADE Jacky Appleby Mark Banks Jo Ann Bates Tami Beavers Sherry Berry Mike Bixler Leisa Bonds Linda Box Kevin Bramlett Michelle Brown Kevin Buckelew Chad Campbell Paul Clowers Scott Dean Sherry Delk Jamie Elliot Nicki Finney Mike Gilmore Sheila Gregory Janeen Grist Evelyn Halliburton Mark Harness Patricia Harris Stephan Harris Marita Hendrix David Henson Melissa Hodges Teddy Holley Angie Huggins Greg Huie Brian Ivy James Jacobs (.obin Johnson Kathy Keko Rocky Kirkendoll James Lefler Shawna Lefler Shelley Maher Jacquelyn Martin Charlie McNew Jim Miller Melanie Miller Wayne Owne Mark Oyler Benji Rains Debbie Rasnick Lisa Reichard Jessica Sandifier Kellie Shannon Betty Shaver Steven Sisco Bobby Smith Alycia Stults Billy Thompson Andy Toth Randy Treece Darrin Ward Ken Whillock Brett Williams John Willoughby SECOND GRADE Lesley Allen Tisha A lsobrook Larry Appleby Melinda Bass Dennis Berryj John Bonds Greg Bramlett Mike Brannon Cherie Brown Stacee Buckelew Shane Carroll Roddie Chapman Alicia Cowan Joan Cowsert Todd Craig Charlotte Crowell Timmy Crowell Michael Cullum Tammy Dawson Chrissy Dent Debbie Duncan Tonya Duncan Mark Fettig Clinton Finney Tim Blynne Randy Guinn Jeff Hall Wesley Harris Stephanie Henderson Darla Hicks Missy Holmes Danny Howard Michael Howard Jimmy Huie Michael Huie Melissa Ingram Michael Isaacs Calvin Jones Kenneth Jones Troy Keeling Stacy Kirk Jack Knight 112 Cynthia Manning Jan Mcjunkins Marx Mitchell Jimmy Myrick Jennie Owen Junior Page Fay Ray Billy Reece Michael Roberts Albert Robertson Glenn Rogers Angela Sample Joe Silva Kim Spears Cristi Standley Jim Swartz Steve Ward Dale Warren Joseph Watts Dan Weatherly Darrin Webb Wanda Wilson Shane finds time in his busy 2nd grade schedule to at- tend a bonfire for the Yellow jackets. 113 FIRST GRADE Teresa Adams Johnny Appleby Stephen Babb Sherri Bedow Michael Boone Clayton Borecky Len Bradford Angela Bramlett Scott Bramlett Barry Branscum Michael Buckelew Joseph Buffington Jerry Campbell Kelly Campbell Kevin Caldwell Debi Chalk Jack Collins Jimmie Copp Lisa Cullum Shelley Davis Cindy Dickson Jill Dudzik Tim Duncan Terry Gilmore Redessa Graham Emma Harmon Charlie Hicks Gil Hitesman Shannon Hodges Lynette Holley 114 LEARNING TO READ AT LAST! Roy Holtz Marty Homer Donald Howard Tommy Hutchinson Patricia Jackson Beth Ann James Dale James John Johnson Warren Johnson Keith Kates Gretchen Kirkendoll Todd Knight Cassie Lewis Ricky Linn Patsy Lovell Tracy Lowry Teresa Manning Melissa Martin Paul Maxwell Robin McCoy Roxanne Medlock Lee Miller Angel Osborne Wendy Parish Wesley Potts Erika Purcell Bill Robertson Renia Robinette Ann Rogers Karen Smith Sherri Smith Tamara Smith Terry Sowell Adrian Stults Kevin Van Horn Shawn Ware Denise Weatherly Le Ann Weaver Billy Young Jonathan Young Patricia Zarychta 11 KINDERGARTEN Anthony Andersor Sarah Anderson Amy Babb Gregory Banks Sheila Bellinger Shawna Bigelow Thomas Bigelow James Darrel Bonds Tommy Bonds Kelli Bramlett Robin Bramlett Jamie Brown Chip Callahan Linn Chapman Zedok Crabbe Jennifer Crawford Chad Duncan Jason Eason Erika Eoff Oak Funston Jimmy Gaddy Anthony Glasco Jason Grist Nolan Halliburton Jennifer Hamilton Cheryl Henderson Martha Henderson Toby Hendrix Chama Henry Karen Holly 116 LEARNING TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS Dena Holmes Kerry Huie Kim Huie Wesley Huie Kyle Huff Phillip Jones Cherokee Kirkendoll Elizabeth Kirkendoll Jeff Knight Penny Lane Stephanie Lawrence Lora Lemings Toby Jack Lewis Paula Linn Yancey Musgrave Barry Myrick Deborah Nunley Kay Lynn Owen Shelley Pearson Roy Potts Tracy Prosser Rodney Pruitt Jimmy Reece Danny Reeves Patricia Rose Fines Seymore Bobby Shaver Paul Silva Theresa Snider Jason Stagg Beverly Starch Dencil Ticer Deanna Thompson David Ward Stacy Ward Sherri Ware Dennis Williams Jerry Williams Steve Young 117 GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY PRINCIPAL Jimmy Smith Aides are Bottom Row: Sue Fraser, Mary Jo Davis, Wilma Miller; Top Row: Sheila Glover, Alice Fancher, Lila Ward. Secretary Eulaine Bonds . .. mm ■r ' Jj ! it y i’ - Ann Bayer Kindergarten Kathy Booher Jeannie Miller Kindergarten Kindergarten Kay Brown First Grade Aline Moore First Grade Winnie Morton First Grade Wanda Belonie Betsy Overton Helen Stephens Second Grade Second Grade Second Grade 119 Hazel Burnett Third Grade Peggy Scott Third Grade Venita Wolfe Third Grade Joyce Morrow Fourth Grade Judy Van Pelt Fourth Grade Ruth Walls Fourth Grade 120 Doug Green Fifth Grade Elaine Treadaway Fifth Grade Mrs. Ray Wilson Fifth Grade 121 SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL -AND READ ABOUT IT IN THE VAN BUREN COUNTY DEMOCRAT SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANT JAMES BAYER RALPH JAi ipUments' CLIN' (Clinton, 124 BOWLING BUILDERS SUPPLY BOWLING BUILDERS OT TDDT 7 BEST WISHES oUJrrL Y OAT HER AND MARY BOWLING from your BUD STOBAUGH-FLOYD CRISLER WARD BUS BRUCE ADAMS DISTRIBUTORS 74S-2489 BEST WISHES NATURAL BRIDGE BOBBY CROCKETT Compliments of Natural Bridge AND FAMILY Clinton Compliments of OTASCO JIM BURNETT AND DAN STRIPLING QUALITY PRICE HOME OF BETTER VALUE Mr. and Mrs. Blair Compliments of JUNE’S CAFE VAN BUREN CO. VETINARY CLINIC Country Cured Ham Home Made BEN MAYS Rolls and Biscuits D.V.M. LEO AND ILLENE RICHARDSON I Hwy. 16 East 745-8938 LOVE RCA FURNITURE XL 100 COLORTRAK FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES GLEN’S TV SERVICE Phone Phone 745-2484 74S-2230 GLEN TICER 5 miles east on Hwy. 16 Clinton, Ark. Clinton CHOCTAW SEVEN SEAS PET SHOP MOTOR LODGE PETS AND SUPPLIES Tropical Fish-Birds and Reptiles At the intersection of 65 G 9 745-4681 Choctaw, Ark. GREAT FOOD CRAWFORD CONSTRUCTION WONDERFUL SERVICE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Phone REMODELING 745-8961 745-4433 CABINETS Rt- 5 Phone Clinton 745-2078 , 1 9 CLINTON CORD PRODUCTS CO MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRICAL CORDS Phone 745-2444 Clinton Arkansas GATES AMOCO STATION BILL JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHER Jet. Hwy. 110 G 65 Upstairs in Lewis Building Cas-Oil-Lub. WEDDINGS-PORTRAITS Phone 745-4179 Natural Bridge of Ark. Botkinburg Arkansas 745-2357 DEL-LEA REALTY Compliments of LEAH F. ENNIS Hwy. 330 BROKER JIM AND JOYCE FAIRFIELD 745-4566 Shirley, Arkansas Have a nice day and pass it on. 884-3797 WELCOME ALL STUFF Compliments of SI BUREN ESTOCK DEMPSEY MO CMC TRUCKS-CHRYSLERS PLYMOUTH-DODGE Roy D. Dempsey COMPLIMENTS OF A G SHOP GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 131 Compliments of LEFLER’S FASHION CITY CAFE A large selection WARREN AND MYRTLE SP1TLER of Men's and Women's Clinton, Ark. fashions 745-4148 Phone Clinton 745-2470 BOB’S AUTO PARTS CHOCTAW MARINA One of the best deals in town. Fishin' 'n Fun STARTERS-FUEL PUMPS-TIRES THE PATTERSONS Hwy. 65 North Jackie and John Clinton, Ark. Darin and Kelly Box 36 745-2456 Clinton, Ark. 745-2666 Compliments of ■ WTLLIAMSON MAYTAG «Sundry IBP ■CLINTON ■■•■CASUALS - . Family Clothing -iw r-v. CLINTON BRANCH HEBER SPRINGS INGS AND LOAN ASSO. Paying the highest guaranteed rate of interest on Savings Sp Van Buren County. h I 103 N. Griggs Piece Goods Notions C Mrs. H.K. Bonds Compliments of BRADFORD’S MOBIL STATION i GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 133 CLINTON STATE BANK THE BANK FOR THE PEOPLE OF CLINTON WITH BRANCHES IN SHIRLEY AND FAIRFIELD BAY THE CLINTON STATE BANK WANTS TO WISH THE CLASS OF 77 THE BEST OF LUCK! DO ALL YOUR BANKING AT THE CLINTON STATE BANK BRAMLETT’S CUSTOM BULLDOZING POND EXCAVATING-LEVELINC-ROAD WORK SHOP BRAMLETT'S GROCERY G VARIETY Groceries-Notions-Gifts-Fishing Supplies Gas-Oil Chastine G Maxine Bramlett Hwy. 16 East 745-2319 . 135 136 ETC. ETC. SHOP HANGING PLANTS FLOWER POTS LARGE VARIETY OF PLANTS GIFTS GREAT FOOD-GOOD SERVICE Completely Remodeled Wenona Bouyear BLUE BONNET Compliments of BAMBO TREE NORTH ARK FUNERAL HOME Flowers G Gifts Clinton, Ark. GOOD LUCK Phone 745-4771 SENIORS! J M VARIETY CLINTON FLORIST EOFF FURNITURE COMPANY JIM G MARY MAYTAG TUMLISON 745-5125 6 Days a Week Compliments of SIMPSONS READY-TO-WEAR DR. SHIRL WARD Mens Work Clothes and Phone Ladies Apparel LEXY SIMPSON 745-2221 MARY BURGESS BOONES AMERICAN STATION LEFLER CHEVROLET INC. Hwy 65 South GAS OIL TIRES Clinton MONZA VEGA CAMARO Hwy 65 North Clinton NOVA CHEVELLE CAPRICE MONTE CARLO VISTA VILLA NURSERY ---v •VI Ho -OUR SPECIALTY- Bird Baths and Fountains Edgemont, Ark, 18 miles east of Clint PHONE 723-4465 « V t — 1PPER ;y FACTORING 5LDING SSEMBLY Clinton, Ark. clinto: Jpk- ft tA '■ , ARMSTRONG, McCU Y, K TIRES Custom Built Exhaust Sy BEST WISHES TO SENIORS 139 SUPERMARKET FOR THE BEST FOOD BUYS IN TOWN SHOP KEELING'S SUPERMARKET Arvel and Meta Keeling School Street Phone 745-7110 THE FRIENDLIEST SERVICE AND THE BEST BUYS KEELING’S 141 GALBRAITH GREENHOUSES LESA GROWERS i' FOLIAGE PLANTS NNY’S ICE CO SERVICE COOLING APPLIANCES Mats! HILLBILLY REALTY U.S. HWY. 65 Choctaw, Arkansas 72028 HILLS - HOLLERS - FARMS - HOMES 745-4466 GENITA RHODA, BROKER - OWNER ARKANSAS TELEPHONE CO. CLINTON MOTOR CO. ROY D. THOMPSON Clinton, Arkansas DEALER Phone 745-2114 Telephone 745-2423 Clinton, Arkansas 72031 BOOSTERS Thermogas Hicks Barber Shop Berniece Jones Geraldine Allen Ray Cox Drilling Montgomery Ward Story's Self Service Gas Strout Realty Pentacle Studio Bert and Harlene Hensley Walmart Discount City Mathis Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Buck Kidd Clinton Jewelry Blue Grass and Thangs Music C.L. Mackey Lewis Custom Draperies Cheryle's Bar E Ranch Sikes Texaco Mr. and Mrs. Dick McCormac Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stephens' Colleen's SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR BOOSTERS! CLINTON THEATRE WITH ALL THE LATEST MOVIES ur PETIT JEAN ELECTRIC CO-OP Clinton, Ark. VANBUREN COUNTY FARM BUREAU WATERGATE INC. Complete line of GIFT SHOP- fine China, Insurance Sales and Stoneware, Pewter, Brass, services. Phone 745-2117 Copper, Jewelry, and gifts. Step into the past in the Good Luck Seniors WATERGATE MUSEUM. of 1977 Gift and Museum open 7 days a week 9 to 5. • mpliment LOUISES BEAUTY SHOP le Norman Cosmetic Studio CHUCK BUCKMANS PAINTING BEN WILLIAM: Phone Clinton -A' Roll, or Spray Painting Compliments of AMMY COLLUMS Your County Circuit Clerk Clinton, Van Buren County BARBERS MARKET CHOCTAW CLINTON TILE COMPANY Tanks Charlie, Ella 147 REDKEN MARY ARCHER - RECEPTIONIST OPERATORS Bonita Sikes Virginia Ticer Betty Campbell Pat Sawyer OTT’S TV AND APPLIANCE P.O. Box 39 TELEPHONE 745-4122 Clinton, Arkansas 72031 149 OSL GREETING TO ALL THE STUDENTS AT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 77 FROM YOUR NEIGHBORS AT FAIRFIELD BAY FOREMOST DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR MOST IN QUALITY