Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

Table Of Contents 1982-1983 Torch Tammy Hodges Sr. Editor Emily Harris Jr. Editor Katrina Allen Sr. Photographer Jim Van Horn Advisor Divisions Poges Opening 1 7 Senior's Side a 16 HoJI of Fame 18 30 A Place for Everyone 02 42 In o Qoss of Our Own 44 50 The Sporr of Ir All 52 74 People With the Answers 76 80 Mini Mog 82 86 Junior High Pride 88 110 Elemenrory Pride 112 126 The Good-Dye Dobies 126 129 Dusiness Side of Pride 130 156 The Year in Picrures 157 160 Clinton Public Schools Clinton, Arkansas A s rhe losr days of summer slowly slipped away, rhe CHS srudenrs couldn'r help bur feel anxious for rhe beginning of school. Ir hod been o long, hor summer ond rhe rhoughr of friends, fun ond sporrs mode CHS'ers excired obour gerring bock inro rhe swing of rhings. And os school srorred a sense of pride began ro swell in our heorrs We were proud ro be a porr of CHS, one of rhe mosr highly respecred schools in rhe srare. The camero carches Cynrhia in one of her crazy moods. After a successful rrock meer, Tim poses for a snap shor Morsho hard of work on srudenr council problems. Roy Kirkpotrick dresses wirh doss on his woy ro Ed. you're one of c-------------------------- Lee Ann being her crazy self The Mod Hot Gong. Matter Pride ciol feeling among rhe sru- denrs. And ar rhe dosing of rhe year we ore srill proud. We ore proud for yelling our brains our or every gome For in rhe bleachers looking hopelessly for o dore. For every donee we danced and every donee we srood ogoinsr rhe wall. For doing our homework and for rhinking of excuses for nor doing ir. We are proud of ir oil and we hove o righr ro be We ore C.H S Oh. Woe is me. will I ever moke ir Through my losr year? Moma fixes up her son before Torch picrures ore mode Our pride is showing. From rhe beginning of school ond rhroughour rhe school year, pride showed rhrough ond become o spe- U ove you ever heard rhe saying whor you ger our M of life depends on whor you pur inro ir ? This slogan con also apply to school Many people go oround griping obour rhe things they hore abour school. They don't take rhe rime to appreciate rhe good things ond they don’t take rhe time to try to change rhe things that ore bod Are you one of these people? Hove you done something for CHS that you con be proud of? Karl Huff Melissa Kirkparrick Kari Krahmer Tammy Hodges Joseph Hooren Jeff Hornberger Sherri Horron Teri Henderson Robin Hill Glenn Lewis James Me Knighr Cynrhia Marhis Frank Prosser Cheryl Perkins Srarla Lawrence Scorr Linn Farrel Leanings Richard Me Cormac We oil hove our summer jobs Korhy Dovis seems ro be spending her free rime washing car windows or William's gas sranon ) Sondra Pryor ftoberr Purner John Schooley I shall pass rhis way bur once; any good, Therefore, rhar I can do or ony kindness rhor I con show ro ony human being, ler me do ir now. Ler me nor defer nor neglecr ir, for I shall nor pass rhis way Sally Dawson, captain, and Teri Henderson, again co-captain, of the Senior High Cheerleaders practice o rough shoulder srond, bur giggles Ralph Waldo Emerson seem ro break rheir concentration. 1983 Senior Class Hall Of Fame Clinron High School has o lor of grear kids, bur rhere ore cerrain people who srrive a lirrle harder ro achieve rheir goals. People rhar work o lirrle harder will always prosper in years ro come. Everyone can be a winner if rhey pur forrh rhar exrra efforr. There ore a lor of kids rhar seem ro be good or everyrhing rhey do. Thor is because rhey hove confidence and dererminarion ro do well. Ir all depends on your srore of mind. Never be afraid or embarrassed ro srrive ro reach your goal. These kids weren'r. Ir doesn'r hove ro be foorball, homecoming, honor srudenr or nearesr, bur ir can be anyrhing you desire. We ore proud of rhe achievers or CHS and we hope rhere ore more in rhe years ro come. Ir is nor only beaury queens rhar moke o person, bur ir is personaliries, ralenr inrelligence ond much, much more. Pick your goal and work or ir unril you reach ir. Someday you roo will be in a Hall of Fame all your own. Mr. Mrs. CHS Glenn Lewis and Korrina Allen Most Dependable Farrel Lemings and Cynrhia Marhis Most Likely To Be Remembered Bobby Ticer ond Tommy Hodges Most Masculine And Feminine Drenr Bores and Carmen Williams Campus Personalities Most Athletic Brenr Bares and Myra Smirh Biggest Flirts Bobby Ticer ond Teri Henderson Most Tolented Tim Shermon ond Cynrhio Morhis Who's Really Who? Most School Spirited Sreve Seiler and Solly Dawson Runner-Up Mike Story Boys Judged By: Potsy Sutton V 1 9 8 2 H o m e c 0 m • 1 n 9 T o be in rhe homecoming royolry is on honor rhor rhese girls will never forger. Our of oil our high school ocrivi- ries rhis is one of rhe besr Homecom- ing is more rhon jusr o Queen and moids, rhough. Ir is o rime for our senior foorboll players ro give rheir high school foorboll career a losr shor and o special rime for orher CHS groduores ro come home ond be wirh rheir old friends. Homecoming is o rro- dirion we should always keep Queen: Sally Dawson 26 Sitting: Teri Henderson. Solly Dowson. Tommy Hodges Standing: Misry Parish, Tommy Treece, Leso Kidd, Gaylo Srory G ,rk Srore of 1982 wos o very unique experience for us We learned and did so much in just q week's rime We hod many speokers such os Dill Clinron ond Lencolo Suiivan, who were oil enrhusiasric ond inspirononol Girls Srore wos nor only going ro meetings ond lisren- mg ro speakers, we also hod free rime in which we could do mony rhmgs. ond rhe beouriful facilities of Quochiro Doprisr Umversiry provided us wirh much re creorion We rook o field rrip to rhe Srore Copirol in Lirrle Dock We mer hundreds of girls from oil over Arkansas ond mode mony lasrmg friendships. We wonr ro rhonk rhe school foculry ond anyone else who wos involved in choosing us os Girls Store delegares Ir wos on experience rhor we will remember for o life rime Cynthio Mathis b Tommy Hodges Tommy Hodges-Cynthio Mathis Steve Seiler Cynthio is seen here planning her compoign srroregy for rhe Senatorol election D eing selected os o delegare ro Doys Srore wos o greor experience for me. The 1.000 delegates were mode oware of rhe privileges we hove ro live in o free notion ond rhe responsibility rhor 6 ours ro roke port in rhe democratic process For me, rhe besr thing obour Doys Srore wos rhe exposure ro extreme ly relented students oil over rhe srore The delegares rhere were borh ocodemic ond orhleric srondours They displayed these talents while running for office, performing in rolenr shows, or ploying on rhe various orhleric reams while or Doys State If you ore selected ro go ro Doys Srore. please attend willingly You won't be sorry 1 Steve Seiler Arkansas Governors School Scorr Linn was privledged ro orrend Arkansas Governor's School. The 5 week school was held or Hendrex College There were srudenrs from oil over Arkansas porriciporing. This was one experience which Scorr will remember for rhe resr of his life If you ever ger o chance ro go ro Governor's School, go. Honor Students These ore rhe 1983 CHS honor srudenrs who hove received a 3 5 or above overage grade poinr rhroughour rheir high school ca- reer We would like ro congraru- lore rhese people for rheir efforrs Right to Left: Scorr Linn, Lori Wadell, Mike Delmonr, ond Sreve Seiler. All District Football Players Left, Drenr Dares and Right. Tim Sherman Football Captains Left to Right: Forrel Lemings, Drenr Dares. Sreve Seiler. Tim Sherman, and Lance Duncan Congratulations Drent Honorable Mention: All-State In A Class Of Our Own A ren'r you a Junior?' No! I'm a Senior, and don't you forger it! What's wrong with being o Junior, or a Sophomore or even a Freshman for that matter? Any underclassman will say that he is as good or better than any Senior, while Seniors feel their twelve years of schooling give them the right to higher acclaim. A student's ideas about who is best change abng with his classification; he rhinl-s that just because he is a Senior, or Junior, or Sophomore, or Freshman, that his class is best! Doesn't everyone do it? The Seniors rake on the big brother attitude to the underclassmen, and feel they are the ones who deserve all the privileges or the famed word, seniority. After all, the Seniors have been in school for twelve long years, and this final year mokes it or breaks it - college for o career, or work for a living. However, the Juniors are only one step behind, and one lost year will trade for senior privileges and at last, the graduation march. But in every high school, there has to be the new Freshmen, the youngin's for the higher classmen. The students to fill in where the Juniors and Seniors leave off; to rake last place and get the leftovers. In time, they too will be the Seniors with the seniority and feel they are the best . We may all become in a quibble of who is the best and who should go first, bur it's just a matter of pride in the doss to which we belong. After all, we ore all In a class of our own . (Left ro Right) Bottom Row Tommy Hodges, Robin Hill, Leso Kidd, Edwino Roberts, Korhy Kosmeder, Melisso Lefler, Emily Horris, Goylo Story, Katrina Allen, Kathy Dovis, Carmen Williams, Misti Parish, Leslie Silva, Kim Keeling, Corol Bonds. Top Row Hoyden Crockett, Richard McCormac, Tim McNulty, Steve Priest, Lance Duncan, Scott Word, Korena Weatherly, Missy Payne, Mr Jim Von Horn-Sponsor Senior Editor Junior Editor Photographer The Torch Sroff has hod o very successful year. Each sroff member worked very hard ro moke rhis year's Torch one of rhe besr. The Torch editors wonr ro rhank everyone who helped ro compile rhe annu- al. We hope ir will be something everyone will be proud of. 12 Stinger Staff lr was a great year for rhe Sringer Staff. Each publication was better than rhe last. All rhe staff members did a good job on writing arrides and helping our on each issue. The Torch Staff would like to commemorate rhe editors for doing such o fine job, and we would especially like to acknowl- edge Cynthia Mathis for spending oil those long hours trying to moke The Sringer o success. We feel it was super!! 33 r Future Business Leaders of America i C .byt� , V,vk 'V' V -V ‘ -3• v.t ;..i - Oodom Row Emily Harris, Kim Parrerson, Lee Ann Crowell, Mollie Shonnon, Karhy Kosmeder, Sherri Horron, Pam Scorr, Tammy Hodges, Renee Moore, Deno Thompson. Angie Chalk, Dione Duncan, Teresa Linn Middle Row Mrs. Sue Lefler Grirrs-Sponsor. Melissa Lefler, Cynrhio Marhis, Melinda Vest, Cheryl Fancher, Karhy Dovis, Melissa Kirkparrick, Goyta Srory, Krisry Blevins, Decky Foremon. Srorlo Lawrence, Tommy Gowen, Kari Krohmer, Tracy Harris Top Row Billy Bone. Kelly Shelby, Bobby Ticer, Sandro Pryor, Tim Sherman, Roberr Purner, Karl Huff, James McKnighr, Farrell Lemings, Karrina Alien, Terry Berry, Frank Prosser, Libby Culium. (Lefr ro righr): Melisso Lefler-Presidenr, Karhy Kosmeder- Vice President, Emily Horris-Secrerary 6 Treasurer There is a fairly wide variety of business courses offered by rhe adminisrrarion, such as typing, accounting, short hand, and information processing. Anyone raking a business course knows that business is nor oil fun and games. It rakes a lor of preplanned calculation before top performances con be best achieved. One good thing comes our of being in a business course. You get ro be involved in FBLA. If you ore raking a business course join FBLA today! 34 Top Row Goylo Srory, Robin Hill, Teri Henderson, Koreno Weorherly, Missy Poyne, Leslie Siva, Kim Porrerson, Melisso Lefler. Emily Horris, Missy Hodges, Pom Davis Middle Row Korhy Kosmeder, James Von Horn-Sponser, lesa Kidd Melisso Kirlsporrick, Cheryl Fancher, Edwino Roberrs Bottom Row Kathy Dovis, Tommy Hodges, Carmen Williams, tasks in which They perform are: checking in and our books, filing catalog cards, purring up displays, straight ening rhe shelves, writing and collecting overdues, dipping newspaper articles which are suitable for rhe verride file, and Korhy Davis-Presidenr. Korhy Kosmeder-Vice President Leslie Silva-Secretory. Cheryl Foncher-Treosurer, Carmen Williams, Reporter, Melisso Lefler-Hisrorion The Library Assistants Club this year is led by rhe librarian Mr. Van Horn and Club Presi- dent, Kathy Davis. The main activity in rhe club is working in rhe library. Some of rhe assisting in raking inventory. Older or more experienced assistants are used to instruct younger students in general library rules and regulations. Kathy Davis Brenda Roberson. Hooked On Books 35 As of November, the Srudenr Council hos been in- volved in several acriviries. We hove been working wirh Mrs. Hogue ro improve school lunches. We also spon- sored rhe 1982 Homecoming Parade wirh rhe help of rhe cheerleaders. Ir was proposed rhor rhe Srudenr Council open rhe Srudenr Cenrer lorer in rhe 82-83 school year. Several counal members ore researching ideas for inrra- murol rournomenrs and rhe like. We will be working ro sponsor assemblies and, hopefully, conresrs rhor rhe whole srudenr body con porricipore in. Srudenr Counal Presidenr Scott Linn Student Council Morsha Free Vice Presidenr, Scon Linn-President, Lesa Kidd Secre rory (Left ro Right) Bottom Row Bobby Compton, Cynthio Mathis, Tommy Hodges, Misti Parish, Scott Boone Middle Row Mike Story, Scott Linn, Marsha Free, Pom Smith, Leso Kidd, Joe Shell, Jay Cholk Top Row Mr Rusrer-Sponsor, Robert Brown, Roy Kirkpatrick, Scott Vhillock Officers 4 Beta Club 1 a (Left ro Righr) Bottom Row Tommy Hodges, Korrino Allen, Cynrhio Morhis, Krisri Blevins, Carmen Williams Middle Row Cheryl Foncher, Teresa Linn, Shalene Curright, Srarlo Lawrence Top Row Sreve Sieler, Kyle Hensley, Scorr Linn. Officers The Beta Club is on organizarion formed ro serve rhe school ond community, while or rhe some rime honoring academic achievers. We hove worked hard rhis year ro fulfill our purpose. Our main efforrs rhis year hove been direcred or raising money for purchasing needed dassroon equip- ment. We hove also worked for rhe Arrhriris Foundation ro raise money for research. For rhe Bera Club ro do more in years ro come ir will rake your help. If you qualify, ond are o sophomore or junior, join ond be o service ro your school ond communi- ty. For younger srudenrs, Bera is something ro work hard for ond look forward ro! Sreve Seiler i 1 Katrina Allen Secretary, Sreve Sieler-Presidenr, Tammy Hodges- Vice President. Future Homemakers of America Left to Right DeAnno Ardoine, Twonnerre Sharp, Kelley Shannon. Shawna Lefler, Esther Pipkjns. Lee Ann Crowell. Mollie Shannon. Julie Lasarer, Sherry Delk, Moriro Hendrix. Tonnya Kirk, Leslie Sworrx. Susie Lewis. Alicia Neighbors. Robin Hill, Sally Dawson, Teri Henderson, Misti Parish. Karena Weatherly, Leslie Silva, Evelyn Halliburton, Elizabeth Hightower, Donna Denim, Karen Box. Pom Davis, Tami Beavers, Mebnie Miller, Kathy Keko. Mrs Blair Sponsor, Kim Keeling, Cindy Oliger, Renee Moore, Trina Page, Dena Thompson. Missy Payne. Rhonda Keeling, Missy Hodges. Sherry Berry, Jamie Elliot, Sue Jennings. Anno Breeden, Lisa Bonds. Sheila Word, Liso Hogue. Pam Smith, Carole Bonds, Teresa Unn, Sondro Pryor, Wendy Cossell, Tommy Hodges,. Laura Moore, Cormen Williams. Korhy Davis, Starlo Laweronce. Kori Krahmer, Michelle Brown. Pam Ubelhor, Kelley Shelby. Usa Ubelhor. Cynthia Morhis, Katrina Allen, Myra Smith, Tammy Treece, Cheryl Fancher, Teri Loven, Leso Kidd. Gayla Story, Mary Koster, Belinda Meyner, Robin Johnson. Tommy Williamson The Future (Homemakers of America were involved in several on rhe rood activities this year Most of which included rhe rroditionol trips and banquets All rhe members of rhe group agreed that this year we should all be more involved and have more learning and fun experiences. Left to Right Sandro Pryor and Katrina Alen — Co-Presidents, Myra Smirh-lsr Vice President, Tammy Treece-2nd Vice, Teri Loven-Ord Vice, Srorto Loweronce- Secrerory, Sheila Word-Treasurer, Carole Bonds-Reporter, Solly Dowson and Ten Henderson — Recreational Leaders. Future Farmers of America Left to Right Mike Gilmore. Tereso Baker, Steve Willoughby, Kevin Dromlerr, Sholene Cutright, Gno Cullum. Bobby Hill. Ronnie Quinn, Steve Nichols. Hoyden Crockett, Donnie Crowell, Richard McCormac, Greg Rushmg. Shown Matthews, Jimmy Lovell, Pete Bullock, Robert Volcizque. Randy Cox. Allen Hall, Kenneth Jennings, Bryan Sikes, Farrell Lemmgs, Jay Chalk, Roy Kirkporrid«, Mike Hartman, Steve Priest, Rusty Cope, Greg Huie. Billie Thompson, Shawn Ivonhov. John Willoughby. Terry Berry, David Smith, Michael Hendrix. John West, Ken Whillock, Steve Sisco, Mitch Berlin. Gordon Lemings, Charlie McNew, Kevin Buckelew, Mark Story, Billy Appleby, Al Booher, David Rushing, Chad Campbell. Larry Huie, Benji Reins, Neil Weiver, Karl Lovell, Wesley Wolloce. Mike Olmstead. Roberr Brown, Joy Holley, Tim Payne, Stan Bradford. Jamie Beavers, Mickey Parish, Roger Quarrels, Brett Williams, Scott Whillock, Lance Duncan, Kerb Williams, Scott Word. Jodie Long, Mr Newland-Sponsor The Clinton FFA Chapter is o very active organization. We entered a float in the annual Homecoming parade that tied for first ond won a fifteen dollar cash prize. Every year the Chapter presents a FFA rodeo in which only high school students compete. FFA Sweetheart Melissa Kirkpatrick i First Row Don Prour, Farrell Lemings, Terry Berry. Second Row Scott Whillock, Kyle Hensley, Mickey Parish, Jamie Beavers. CHS Band Bottom Row Redessa Gragam, Chrisri Bolenrine. Jockie Shelby, Pom Scorr, Melisso Ingrom Second Row Korlo Orodford, Lori Kennedy, Debro Puronto, Angelo Samples, Denice Weatherly. Stephanie Henderson Third Row Benji Pams, Jonie Cowserr, Cynthia Morhis. Shelly Davis, Don Weatherly Fourth Row Sron Brodford. Cindy Oliger, Randy Chopmon Fifth Row Charles Hioss, Robert Purner, Chris Reck, Alan Holt. Sixth Row Kevin Von Horn. Notoscho Wolker, Kim Speors, Mike Hefner, JoAnn Botes, Jim Gowen, Mysrery Mon Standing Julie Lasater-Drum Major, Alicio Reed-bond director, Lisa Hogue-mojorette, Robert Volesquez, Jeff Hall Standing right-flog line The 1982-80 Clinron High Yellowjocker Band has hod a very busy and gratifying year. Before school starred, we marched in the Van Duren County fair parade. During foorball season, we marched in the Faulkner County parade in Conway and the CHS Homecoming parade. We at- tended every Sr. foorball game and per- formed at half-time. For the first rime in a few years, we were joined by an excel- lent flag line. Another addition was our featured majorette. We also attended a marching contest at UCA on October 26, 1982 where we were ranked above average. We had our annual Christmas and Spring concerts, too. 40 41 Office Staff clubs. Ir is o greor way ro meer new people and go ro different places. A good club involves people who go ro oil rhe meetings and participate in all of rhe activities. Ir involves having hardworking, dedicated people who are willing and eager ro get involved. Maybe, someday, there will be more clubs ro offer or CHS. If rhe students wont ro hove new clubs they need ro show everyone that they would be willing ro pur forrh rhe effort. In rhe meantime we need ro concentrate on making our clubs, rhar we do hove, rhe besr ever. Class Of Row On©: Aaron Alvorodo, Dwayne Andregg, Porrida Aver err, Joe Archer, Rick Baker, Jamie Beavers Row Two: Mirch Berlin, Carole Bonds, Sheia Bromlerr, Woyne Buckeiew. Row Three: Sherry Compron, Rod Cox, LeeAnn Crowell, Gna Culum, Mike Culum, Evo Dowdy, Lance Duncan, Liso Dowling. Row Four: Cheryl Foncher, Morsho Free, Richard French. Row Five: Tomi Go wen, Del Graham, Emily Harris, Gory Harris, Tracey Harris. Mke Hendrix Kyle Hensley Cynrhio HI Liso Hogue Sheila Housley Lorry Huie Lori Huie Sheila Isabelle Bill James Carolyn Jones Lesa Kidd Tonya Kirk Lisa Knighr Korhy Kosmeder Melissa Lefler Teresa Linn Teri Love Paulo Marrin Renee Moore Wendy Merdock Noncy Oyter Trina Page Mickey Parish Kim Porrerson Becky Pickeisimmer Connie Quarrels Helen Reichord Brenda Roberson Edwino Roberts Marla Roberts Definitely Upper Class Pom Scorr Bryan Sikes Shannon Dovid Smirh Pom Smirh Lonnie Soles Mark Srory Mike Srory Debra Srurch Leslie Swartz Deno Thompson Benji Treece Pam Ubelhor Scott Word Sheila Ward Melinda West John West Leonord i5 Row One: Poulo Archer, DeAnno Ardoin, Melissa Doss, Todd Dares, Chip Dayer, Brian Deem, Tina Dlanrz, Aaron Dooher, Row Two: Scorr Doone, Doberr Drown, Dondy Cassell, Row Three: Dandy Chapman, Jeff Coleman, Mike Coleman, DeAnn Cronice, Donnie Crowell, Miguel DohDah, Sheldon Davis. Aniro Duncan. Row Four: David Duvall, Trocey Engle, Eric Gregory, Row Five: Dandy Grimes, Donnie Guinn, Alan HoH, Bobby Hill, Kyle Holley. Kennerh Jennings, Kim DeeKnq, Dhondo Keelinq Lori Kennedy Jimmie KirRendoll Mary Kosrer Gordon Lemings Susie Lewis Jody Long Karl Lovell Terry Lovell Sharia McClure Doger McCurcheoa Tim McNulty Kelvin Martin Shelli Merryman Delindo Meynor Lynerre Miller Sreve Nichols Gndy Oliger Joe Owens 46 Off To A Smart Start tyjjM AW AC,S Misri Parish Missy Payne Tim Payne Rhonda Pipes James Pipkin Donald Pompfin Steve Priesr Debbie Pronia Don Prour Russell Pryor Chris Reck Ginny Richardson Greg Rushing Twanerre Sharp Jackie Shelby Joe Shell Srocy SiHs Tracey Sills Leslie Silva Louis Srorke Gaylo Srory Tammy Srrom Paul Sworrz Larry Tennanr Hearh Tibbirs Robert Velazquez Wesley Wallace Koreno Weatherly Neil Weaver Scott WhiDock Misti Parish getting beautiful in doss. She's showing off her CHS pride. I ! v 7 i i Wim3 F rf jg ' p Terry, we need more srrong men like you. Linda Wilson Marsha WHson Wesley Wilson Keith Williams Our sophomores are now beginning ro porricipare in all high school activities. They have stepped up from junior bas- ketball and football ro the senior reams. Sophomores will also get to participate in the junior senior banquet. Sopho- mores also become more involved in school dubs. Sophomore life is filled with new experiences. It is great ro be a sophomore because you are no bnger the low man on the totem pole. Row One: Deborah Andregg. John Adres, Jock Appleby, Kennerh Averrerr, Poul Doiley, Row Two: Teresa Doter, Cynthio Dondy, Jo Ann Dotes Row Three: Tom. Deovers, Donno Derry, Sherry Derry, Undo Dox, Leiso Donds, Kevin Dromlerr, Anno Dreeden Michelle Drowa Row Four: Jason Duckelew, Kevin Buckelew, Chod Compbell, Joy Cholk, Row Five: Dobby Compton, Rusty Cope, Randy Cox, Pom Davs, Sherry Delk, Donno Denham, Kelly Domers, Ruth Duncan Jomie Ellior David Engel Mike Glmore Sheila Gregory Melody Groves Evelyn Haliburron Mark Harness Par Harris Marira Hendrix Mike Hartman Elizaberh Hightower Missy Hodges Cassius Hooper Greg Huey Angie Huggins Shawn Ivanov James Jacobs Robin Johnson Moving Up With Pride 2?, tr vri mr What's the new gossip girls? Korhy Keko Rocky Kirkendoll Roy Kirkporrick Julie Losorer Showno Lefler Charlie McNew Shown Marrhews Colleen Miller Jim Miller Melanie Miller Alicia Neighbors Mike Olmsreod Ferol Osrrom Mark Oyler Esrer Pipkins Roger Quarrels Benji Rains Lisa Reichard Kevin Sorgeanr Kelly Shannon Georgina Sills Sreve Sisco Billy Thompson Condy Todd Randy Treece Darren Word Lenny Weaver Brer Williams Tammy Williamson Ken Whillock Sreve Whiloby John Whiloby 9th graders find CHS a new experience The Sport W herher ir is punring, shooring, running, .passing, guarding, exerdsing, tackling, dribbling, barring, lifting, throwing,. Through rhe goal posts, over rhe net, to rhe rape, into rhe basket, or over rhe fence, SPORTS is rhe name of rhe game. Arhleres are one of rhe mosr highly respected people in our society. They spend hours in intense practice preparing for their sporr, compering wirh rheir bodies ro moke rhem physically fir. Running line drills, wind-sprinrs, and crabbing ore only a few exercising drills which arhleres pur themselves through day afrer day. And why do rhese people go through so much pain and agony just for o silly old gome? Because Of It All rhey want ro WIN!!! They rhrive on rhe rhrill of victory, a superior feeling only related wirh sporrs. They know when rhey score a basker, cross rhe finish line firsr, make a rouchdown, hir o homerun, or win o march, rhar all rhe drilling practices were well worrh rhe effort. While winning is glorious and many arhleres ore only interested in rhar aspecr of rhe gome, our coaches remind rheir srudenrs ro jusr do rheir best and be pleased wirh rhar. True sporrsmen and women are involved in rheir activity for rhe Sporr of Ir All , and os long os rhey compere in sporrs, rhey feel rhey ore receiving all rhey can for rheir involvement ond enthusiasm. Senior Football • U M - Top Row- Jerry Lovell, Ronnie Guinn, Parrel Lemings, Bobby Ticer, Brenr Bores, Joe Owens, Bill Jomes, Mike Hendrix, John West, Brian Beem. 2nd Row- Sreve Peoples, Joe Shell, Russ Pryor, Brian Sfces, Gordon Lemings, Steve Seiler, Aoron Alvorodo, Korl Huff, Kyle Holley, Scott Word, Noth Tumlison 3rd Row- Steve Priesr, Donnie Crowell, Jim Kirkendoll, Lance Duncan, Tim Shermon, Mike Story, Mitch Berlin, Wayne Buckelew, Tim McNulty, Jim Lovell Bottom Row- Roger McCutcheon, Rick Boker, Lonnie Soles, Scott Boone. Paul Martin, Chip Boyer, Bobby Hi, Victor Bailey, Kenneth Jennings Action - Packed The Team gets Set to run it's offense ■ 52 J. Practice Sr. TocWe Karl Huff Sr. Tackle Farrel Lemings Sr. Guord Steve Seiler-All District Sr. Splir End Tim Sherman- Honorable Mention Sr. Flanker Dobby Tlcer Sr. Quarterback Aaron Alvarado Jr. Defensive End Victor Dailey Jr. Tolback Kicky Baker Jr. TocWe Mitch Berlin Jr. Guord Wayne Duckelew Jr. Tockle Lance Duncan All Disrricr Jr. Taibock Mike Hendrix Jr. Guord Kyle Holley Jr. Tide End Dill James Jr. Toilbock Gordon Lemings Jr. Tockle Paul Martin Jr. Toilbock Lonnie Soles Jr. Splir End Del Graham Kenneth Jennings Tim McNulty Roger Mucutcheon Jr Monoqer Soph Manager Soph Monoger Jr Manager Great Job Coach Peopies Coach Tumlison Coach Bradford Drlon Deem Soph. Guord Scott Doone Soph. Split End Donnie Crowell Soph. Tockle Ronnie Guinn Soph. Center Jimmy Kirkendoll Soph. Toilbock Terry Lovell Soph. Tockle Joe Owens Soph Splir End Steve Priest Soph Quorrerbock Joe Shell Soph Ranker Scott Word Jr Tide End John West Jr. Center Thanks For The Leadership Of Tommy Treece Jr Cheerleader Lisa Knighr Jr Cheerleader Sally Dawson Coprain, Teri Henderson-Co Coproin Koreno Wearherly Sophomore Cheerleader Side Shows As rhe crowd worched rhe ocrion pocked exciremenr of rhe bollgomes, rhey couldn'r help bur norice whor was happening on rhe sidelines . . . ir was rhe CHS cheerleaders or work. They were always srriving for rhe besr or whor rhey did and rhor was whor rhe crowd sow — A REALLY SUPER SQUAD!! These girls, composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, worked hard on cheers and srunrs. During pep rallies rhey were always full of pep and enrerrained rhe srudenr body wirh rheir cheers, exdring rourines, and dynamic pyromids. Wirh new cheers, new rourines, and a srrong group of fans ro bock rhem, rhis squad led rhe srudenr body in many spirired momenrs ond even had spirir ro spore!!! Inside Moves After q lore srorr for rhe Sr. Girls boskerboll ream rhe girls were eager ond ready ro srarr a hard year when Coach Dee Human arrived ro rake rhe challenge on. The year rurned our ro be super. The girls' desire ro win was whar gave rhe rirle Conference Champions. The ream had several inside moves ro help rhem score basker after basker. Congrarularions girls!!!!! f Scores’ Opponent Us Them Alreod 48 16 Sourhside 49 52 Morrllron 28 42 Greenbrier 50 60 Heber Springs 56 47 Vilonio 67 34 Mr. View 52 55 Marshall 62 42 Norrh Puloski 44 49 Ye«v e 36 34 Greenbrier 51 43 Mr. View 76 68 Scorland 58 33 Concord 66 53 Vilonia 39 30 Shirley 54 43 Marshall 57 37 Shirley 62 32 Nemo Visra 72 42 Sr. Girls Win Shirley Tourney And Myra Cuts Down The Net Left to Right: Susie Lewis, Tammy Hodges. Myro Smith, Korrina Allen, Teri Loven, Cheryl Fane Rhonda Kellmg, Cynthio Marhis, Sandro Pryor, Wendy Cassell, Liso Hogue, Mory Kosrer. Leslie S Kn- Cooch Dee Human Katrina Allen Senior Wendy Cassell Senior Tammy Hodges Senior Cynthia Marhis Senior Sandra Pryor Senior Myra Smith Senior Srorlo Lawrence Sr Monoger On be- half of rhe Sr Boskerball reams, we would like ro rhonk you for oil rhe hard work you pur forrh Through rhe years. Thanks for o job well done!!! Cheryl Foncher Junior Lisa Hogue Junior Teri Loven Junior Rhonda Keebng Sophomore Mary Kosrer Sophomore Susie Lewis Sophomore k Unity Dominates The 1983 Sr. Boys Basketball season was an overall success. Each player contributed to the ream to make the old slogan all for one and one for all a reality. Throughout the year dedi- cated practices and a tremendous effort com- bined gave the Sr. Boys a season of success in both unity and pride. Congratulations to the Sr. boys Basketball ream and especially to Coach Human. SCORES US THEM Alread 61 52 Sourh Side 46 58 Morrilron 31 CN Greenbrier 36 48 Heber 48 36 Vilonia 40 51 Mr. View 44 46 Marshall 41 42 Morrilron 30 59 Ola 70 39 Sacred Heorr 54 48 Yellville 76 57 North Pulaski 59 58 Greenbrier 46 63 Mr. View 76 61 Big Flat 82 37 Quirman 61 60 Vilonia 65 35 Concord 72 62 Marshall 48 44 Left to Right: Richard McCormick Lonce Duncan, David Rushing, Joe Shell, Jamie Deovers, Mickey Parish, Kyle Hensley, Scorr Whillock, Randy Daker, Mark Story, Russel Pryor, Dobby Ticer, Tim Sherman, Steve Priesr Kneeling: Coach Human Randy Baker Senior Richard McCormick Senior Tim Sherman Senior Bobby Ticer Senior Jamie Beavers Junior Lance Duncan Junior 66 Kyle Hensley Junior Mickey Parish Junior David Pushing Junior Mark Srory Junior Russel Pryor Sophomore Joe Shell Sophomore Special Thanks!! New Mascot Brings Crowd To Their Feet Chip Bayer, who we oil know and like very much, come up wirh a super idea this year. He become rhe first CHS Yellow Jacket mascot. At every gome you could see him on rhe sidelines jumping, donang and making rhe crowd go wild. The Torch Staff would like ro soy ' Thanks ro you and your mom for o super idea and for o rrodirion you've srorred rhor will lost o long rime around our school. 1982 Tennis Boy's Cr Girls T he 1982 Tennis Teom really gor inro rhe Swing of Things’' early in rhe year Procrices began in rhe lasr of February The ream played exceptionally well rhroughour rhe season, especially during rhe disrricr rournomenr. Two doubles reams clenched rhe rirle of disrricr chomps, and one come in as Isr runner-up. Each year rhe rennis program becomes stronger. Polly Johnson, rhe Tennis Coach, claims rhis year will be even berrer! Girl's Go To State Meet W J Mary Kosrer, Cynrhia Marhis, Polly Johnson, Myra Smirh And Leslie S� lvo enjoy rheir rrip or rhe Stare Tennis Play-Offs ! • • ■ - ! ‘ ; . . ■p i Jackets Get Into The Swing Of Things First Row: Myro Smith, Melissa Kirkpatrick, Tommy Hodges, Mary Kosrer, Angie Chalk. Leslie Silva Second Row: Joe Shell, Scott Whillock, Hayden Crockett. Karhy Dovis, Tim Sherman, Steve Pnesr, Paul Kosrer Batter Up TOP Leaning back ro roke aim during his rurn up ro bar Luke Cowserr rokes a successful swing ar rhe ball. RIGHT: David Rushing shows off his pirch. 1981-82 Baseball Season Record Won-0 Losr —5 CUNTON 10 5 MOUNTAIN VIEW CLINTON 4 2 SACRED HEART CLINTON 8 10 GREENBRIER CUNTON 14 3 SHIRLEY CLINTON 0 7 WATSON CHAPEL CUNTON 2 7 SOUTHSIDE CUNTON 5 17 PERRYVILLE CUNTON 4 6 MOUNTAIN VIEW ■ ■ ' BOTTOM ROW: Luke Cowserr. Scotr Word. Pochard McCormoc, Jomie Beavers, Bryan Huie, Bobby Ticer, Scotr Hink TOP ROW: AAike Hendrix. John Wesr, Kenny Lemmings, Kyle Hensley. Kip Srringer. Mickey Parish, Duwoyne Bradley, Joy Donohue, Frank Holman. David Pushing PLAYER West, John Rushing. David Ttcer, Bobby Cowserr. Lulse HknK, Scotr Stringer. Kip Bradley. Duwoyne McCormoc. Richard Hensley. Kyle Huie. Bryan, Donohue, Jay Parish, Mickey Beo •ers. Jorme Word. Scort Lemlngs. Kenny Hendrix. Mice Blanrz, 0� R AVERAGE 438 385 .375 .222 .222 200 200 148 095 .071 333 .250 200 000 .000 000 .000 TOP Cooch Holman has lefT CHS, bur we ll never forger his effc Coach LEFT Duwoyne Bradley rounding off another base Senior Boys Striving To Succeed Left to Right Wayne Buckelew, Tim Sherman, Steve Sieier, David Smith, Paul Martin, Lance Duncan, Qryon Sikes, Drenr Dares, Rod Cox, (sorry, no photo for Sr.'s of 1982) This year's rrack ream had a really grear year. Each pracrice gor harder and harder, bur our boy's jusr gor rougher. The hard work rhe Sr. Doys Track Team pur forrh was all a parr of srriving ro suc- ceed and rrying ro be rhe besr. Because of rhe boy's hard work and dedicarion, rhe year was highly successful. Senior Girls Running Tough Susan Dawson dashes ro rhe finish line ro win rhe district championship for rhe 100 yard dosh TOP The 1962 Track Team consisted of (left ro right) Myro Jackson, Suson Dawson, Jon Jones, Teri Loven, Cheryl Foncer, Solly Dawson and Becky Keeling BOTTOM Teri Loven exhibits her talent os she hurdles over rhe high jump ro win rhe district championship u p o V e r Running tough means being persistent, and always striving ro succeed. It means devel- oping self-discipline and rhe mental roughness that goes along with it. It means building o com- petitive spirit, and willing ro push just o little farther than ever before. It means trying ro always be a winner regardless of the situation. Running tough? It means never giving up and never counting yourself our ..... always giving it your best shot. Running tough is rhe very essence of being a Yellow Jacket. Where do you think you're going Susy? 73 TOP Cynthio Mathis making a dose opprooch swing ro the net BOTTOM Renee Moore pitching rhor ole' soft- ball TOP Hey. Stevie boby. ore you tired? BOTTOM Football practice is hard work, righr Cooch Tumlinson. People With The Answers Pride is imprinred into everything rhar is related to the school, even down to the decisions of the school board. The meetings of the board members ore organized, ond the material discussed and the decisions reached ore made in the best interest of the students. As 8:05 rolls around the school secretaries, the principal and the staff ore on duty and hard or work From answering the telephone, to making important school-related decisions, the responsibilities of these officials ore endless. Starring every morning, rolls ore colled absentee slips hove to be written our, and announcements hove to be mode. The staff hurries to get everything done in order to begin their dosses. Time and effort goes into preparation for dosses. Teachers grade never ending piles of homework ond rests. Secretaries type forms, count money, coll businesses and various task. The principal mokes decisions, holds student-parent conferences, mokes our activity schedules and an endless list of jobs. The superintendent presides over oil three schools; Elementary, Middle and High Schools. He makes final and lasting decisions. The School Board, ruling body of the administration, has the roughest job of all. Each member attends meetings and set rules and standards for our school and although nor every decision mode is liked by the student body, the decisions ore always mode for the welfare of the school. The school system os a whole is o result of the dedication and pride that the school administration pur into their work. Dwight Hutto Elwondo Bonds Sitting: Chesley Robinette Middle Row: Forrest Ooker, Dick McCormac, Jim Go wen Top Row: Roger M iWoms, Kenny Whitlock, Don Hensley. High School Administration C. G. Cowsert Betty Oliger Narh Tumlison: Civics. Arkansas Hisrory Jimmy Duncan: World and American Hisrory, Problems in Democracy Alicia Reed: Bond, Music App Sherrin Richardson: Civics Sreven Peoples: Drivers Ed.. Civics Danny Newland Agri. Sue Grirrs: info Processing, Jer. Accounting Elaine Blair Home Ec., Family Living, Berry Oliger Typing Kenron Tester General and Business Morh Paul Carr Business Marh Louello Scroggins: Trig, Geomerry, Algebra. Physics At Your Service The CHS Faculty members ore always on rhe job trying ro moke OHS o berrer place for rhe students. As soon os rhe first bell rings they ore colling rhe row ond reaching ro rhe best of rheir ability. The Torch Staff would like ro soy thanks ro rhe faculty for doing o greor job. Everyone in our school benefits from rhe service of rhe sroff, who ore always willing ro be or our service Solly Parish: Speech, Freshman English Leslie Miller: Junior ond Senior English Sherrin Richardson: Sophomore and Junior English Srocy West: Speool Educorion Jim Von Horn: Librarian Kenron Tester Life Science, Earth Science, Biology Do,-, Rusrer: Counselor Loyd Smiley Biology, Eorrh Science, Chemisnry Norhe Tumlison: Foorboll Coach Roger Brodford Assisronr :oorboll, ond Boskerboll Dee Human: Head Boskerooll Cooch Sreve Peoples: Head FoorDoll Coach 78 Grode School Cooks: AJine Loven, Venedo Esres. Rurh Drown, Amy Bonds Grode School: Venedo Esres 79 Workmen Behind The Scenes c u s t 0 d 1 a n s D u s V e r s -r “t' ; 1 9 8 3 Kneeling: Jock Corron, C.Y Lawrence, Howard Homilron, Ftoyd Flannery; Standing: Billy Bone, David Smirh, Lorry Huie. Richard Borecky, Ferrell Page, Hollis Chalk, James Srolph 1 9 8 3 Above: Richard Borecky, Jock Corron, C Y Lowrence Right: Fer- rell Page, Hollis Chalk, Ralph Milli- gan h Q n 1983 Mini-Mag It Was A Year Of : Stormy weather and flooding, o new prin- cipal, new rules, Razorbacks in the Blue Bon- net Bowl, new coaches, Mrs. Blair and o new baby, music to digest to, E.T., info, process- ing, Hi-C fruit drinks, no booing at High School, fender benders, one week for Christmas, EM- PLOYEES, Charlie Goodnight's, Mr. D's game room, brawls at the Bull Pen, wedding Bells, Work Permits, Monty vs. Diane, Listen to the sound of the tone”, eating fruit in the cafete- ria, sewage drainage problems, the rising of o bond room, Benji's bosh, o Valentines donee, Jock in on occident, Mrs. Gritts olios Orseony, Clinton goes to office, the death of Bear Brient, Tommy Robinson, and lost but not least graduation of the class of nineteen hundred and eighty-three! Disaster Of The Century Flood Wafers Rage And Damage Costs Soar On Thursday night, December 3, 1982, furious roins fell ro the grounds of Clinron and Van Duren Counry os a whole. The rivers, Lirrle Red, Archie and Pee Dee, all flowed our of rheir banks and began joining ro form one big lake rhar covered rhe entire business disrricr of Clinron. Almosr every srore in rhe town was ar least ten feet under warer and every business, excluding rhe ones on rhe hill top, lost hundreds of even Thousands of dollars. The counry was declared a narional disaster area. Even though the flood waters raged through the town, only one life was lost Several people were saved from rhe roofs of rheir srore bur no orher casuolries occured. Thank Goodness. Life after the flood is slow bur Clinron is surviving. Even though thousands of dollars worth of damage was done and rhe whole rown was virtually destroyed, rhe townspeople were able rojoin together and pur rhe town back on its' feet. Clinton will one day be rhe thriving rown it was before, due ro rhe hope and desire of its’ people. To Survive is Only A Matter of Pride!!!!! for oil rhe yeors you were here for guidance, leadership, ond when needed, discipline You raughr us so many rhings. You never failed ro show up or a baskerball game or foor- ball game. For rhese reasons Top to Bottom: Bobby Compton - Pres., Pom Davis - V. Pres., Chad Campbell - Sec. Tres., Cassius Hooper - Report., Roy Kirkpatrick 6 Jay Chalk - Representatives. Top to Bottom: Joe Shell - Pres., Scorr Whfl- lock - V. Pres , Karena Weatherly • Sec. rres., Robert Brown Report,, Misty Porish Scott Boone • Rep. Top to Bottom: Forrel Lemings - Rep., Katrina Allen - Sec., Carmen Williams - Reporter, Tammy Hodges - Pres., Cynthia Mathis - V. Pres V e give our Thanks to oil rhese people who help ro lead our dosses. These officers could someday be rhe leaders of our community. Top to Bottom: Pam Smith ■ Pres , Kyle Hen ley ■ V. Pres. Cheryl Fancher - Sec , Micke Parish Tres., Bryan Sikes • Report. 11th Bottom: Shannon Hodges, Denise Weatherly, Nocomis Long Top: Wendy Porish, Jimmy Cope, Jennifer Ramsey Bottom: Christi Srandley, Kim Spears Top: Joonie Cowserr, Marx Mitchell, Melissa In- gram. 9th 10th Bottom: Kelli Bramlerr, Becky Coleman, Deb- bie Nunley. Top: Sheila Bellinger, David Word, Erika Eoff here's how BUTTING IN Persuading your parents to quit smoking frer o leisurely Sunday breakfast, your dad sirs back ond lights up a cigorerre Ir's o riruol he performs every morning, ond ir's somerhing rhar deeply concerns you. You've heard reports about the dangers of smoking, ond you're worried about his health. Teen-agers con ploy o very imporronr role in encouraging rheir porenrs ro give up smoking soys Derhmarie F. Argello, the community health consultant for the American Lung Association, in Buffalo. To put your good inrenrions to work Read oil about if. The first step toward helping your mom or dod break the smoking hobir is to arm yourself wirh oil necessary ammunition by reading informative books on the subject Take things slow. Present your cose wirh sensitivity, nor wirh judgments and badgering Don't Be Pushy!! Dock up your remarks. Show them the informative books you've been reading ro prove to them you ore genuinely concerned Also, show them on easy way ro quit. De supportive. Your porenrs may hove withdrawal symptoms if they try ro quit cold turkey Let them know they con counr on you for encouragement if the going gets rough They con do it wirh your help!!!! S' FEELING J7 FINE Charlie Goodnights lr seems like every Friday or Saturday nighr someone from CHS cruises down ro Lirrle Rock ro go swinging ar Charlie Goodnights. Ir has rhe horresr and swingenesr dance floor around. As many as 600 people hove be reported ro be in rhe building or one rime. Whor brings so many people ro rhis place? You may ask. The answer is rhe music. Irs rhe funkiest and funnesr bear around. So rhe nexr rime you need ro ger away from rhe boring srreers of Clinron and you long for rhe fast life of rhe dry, go on down ro rhe Rock ond check our Charlie's!!! In Your Hands You Hold The Seeds Of Failure Or The Potential For Greatness 86 Junior High Pride J unior highers ore jusr now gerring o rasre of whar ir's all abour. Ir is rheir firsr years of more rhan one or rwo reachers. They ore jusr starring ro rake on responsibilires rhar come from Mrs. Crockerr's work booto ro Mr. Benrliffs bug collections. During the rhree years of Junior High mosr kids go through many changes. They suffer through rheir firsr loves and learn rhe real meaning of friendship. Junior High is also when kids srarr participating in extracurricular activities. Junior and seventh grade boys get ro experience rheir firsr football gomes and rhe girls on rhe cheerleading and pep squads cheer them on. The student body elects officers os well os the individual classes. Kids bring up rheir grades ro join rhe Beta Club. Junior High years ore a model of High school years and High School years model College years. They ore all rungs on a ladder. The sixth graders, like rhe freshmen, ore bottom men on rhe totem pole and rhe eighth graders, like rhe seniors; ore on rhe top. The teachers help guide rhe kids up ro rhe top of rhe ladder. Junior Highers ore learning much in rheir dosses. Bur nor only are rhey learning facrs and figures, rhey ore learning cooperarion, discipline, life and pride. This is rhe Junior side of pride. TOP: And then rhe wolf said . LEFT: Hey babe, check us our. TOP: What do the reochers do ro you poor lirrle kids or CMS anyway? I'm nor ro sure he likes ir? LEFT: It's hard to be beautiful, righr April? ZlQSS Of: Row One: Tisho Alsobrook, Lesley Allen, Krlsri DoHenrine. Melinda Doss. Dennis Derry. Jonathan Donds, Cherie Drown. Srocee Duckelew. Row Two: Robby Cassell, Chariorre Crowell. Tim Crowell. Row Three: Joony Cowserr. Mike Cul- hjm, Kevin Davis. Aimee Debore. Tonyo Duncan Row Four: Chris Engel. Scorr Engel, Jim Go wen Row Five: Rondy °Guinn, Jeff Hall. Mike Hefner. Stephanie Henderson. Dario Hicks Melisso Holmes Mike Howard Virginio Hughes April Hurro Melisso Ingram Mike Isooc Colvin Jones Troy Keeling Srocey Kiris Jock Knighr Shone Lesrer Jon Mdunkins AAichoel Modden Morx Mirchell Devin Moore Erin Prince Mike Roberts Glenn Rogers Angelo Samples Dnon Schooley Suson Shell Sreve Shermon Joe Silvo Our Last Year At CMS!! Crisri Sroodley Robbie Srour Jim Sworrz Kelly Ubelhor Sreve Word Dole Warren Kim Woshingron Don Weorhedy Dorrin Webb Wondo Wilson School Is Lot's” Of Work!! Class Of Row One: Jeonerre Adregg. Johnny Appleby. Uso Boiley. Brenda Bo'es, Sherri Bedow. Karlo Bellinger, AAichoel Boone. Cioyron Borecky. Row Two: Corto Brodford. Greg Bromlerr. Scorr Bromlerr. Borry Bronscum. Row Three: Michael Budselew, Kevin Caldwell. Jerry Campbell. Kelly Cambell. Debbie Chofc. Boddie Chopmon. Jimmy Copp. Alicia Cowon. Row Four: Bobby Croig. Tmo Cromce. Uso CuMum. Shelley Davis. Row Five: Richie Domers, Jana Dowdy. Jill Didzik. Debbie Duncan. Tim Duncan. Clinron Finney. Norhan Faulkner. Bichord Gowenis Cisroe Griffith Erin Griffith Gerald Griffith Bedessa Graham Leslie Grirrs Angie Harness Charlie Hicks Todd Hmk Shannon Hodges Lynerre Holley Marry Horner Sheila Housley Jimmy Huie Bobby Hunter Tommy Hutchison Dole James John Johnson Warren Johnson 92 Grerchen Kirkendoll Todd Knight Croig Kosrer Cossoe Lewis Mickie Long Leroy Longshore Porsy Lovell Dennis McNulty Seon Menrymon Lee Miller Leo Moore Mike Monrgomery Adrion Neighbours Wendy Porish Drad Passmore Erica Percell Regina Price Kirk Pryor Michael Ramirez Teresa Ramirez Jennifer Ramsey DiHy Reece Alberr Robertson Rene Robinette Ann Rogers Ronald Sanchez Yvonne Schulre Lerho Scroggins Sherry Smith Kevin Von Horn Gerardo Velozquez Noroscho Walker Shown Ware Denise Wearherly Le Ann Weaver Rodney White A Porrick Wiley Q Dilly Young n Row One: Soro Anderson, Orion Andregg, Tod Dobski, Sheila Dellinger. Shonnon Dergdoll, Krisri Derry, Michoel Dird, Row Two: Dorryl Donds, Jon Donds. Tommy Donds, Andrew Dower, Row Three: Len Drodford, Greg Dromlerr, Kelli Dram len, Jamie Drown, Joe Duffingron. Chip Collohon, John Chalk, Donno Clork, Row Four: Decky Cole- mon. Zedok Crobbe, Jennifer Oowford, Row Five: Tim Currighr, Tim Dewey, Cindy Dickson, Porricio Duncon, Eriko Eoff Donald Fazio Donald Fazio Parrick Foreman John Golbroirh Mary Ann Hoi Nolon Hdliburron Jennifer Homilron Emma Harmon Alron Heberr Toby Hendrix Roy Holrz Donno Hooren Kyle Huff Mike Huggins Korry Hue Kerry Hue Kim Huie Wesley Hue Ronnie Ivonov Porricio Jackson Glen Johnson Mike Johnson PNfcp Jones Mary Kennedy 94 Half Way There! Jennifer King Robin Kirhendoll Jeff Knighr Loro Losorer Stephanie Lawrence Trocy Lowery Lorerra Longshore Glen Lemings Lora Lemings Toby Lewis Ricky Linn Jimmy McJunkins Melissa Marrin Roxanno Medlock Julie Merry man David Miller Melissa Morron Curtis Mueggenborg Yoncey Musgrave Debbie Nunley Grion Passmore Loro Pronia Trocy Prosser Rodney Pruir Dill Robertson Robert Sonchez Fines Seymore Paul Silva Melissa Smith Theresa Snider Jason Srogg Beverly Srurch Deanna Thompson Angela Tibbirs Melissa Tumblson Eddie Word David Ward Stacy Word Sherri Wore Angie Watts Dinno Wright Jonathon Young Junior Footboll Bottom Row: Shown Merry mon, Tim Crowell, Steve Word, Don Weorherly, Kevin Buckolew, Randy Quinn, Jim Go wen, Billy Thompson, Mike Roberts, Mike Hefner; 2nd Row: Darren Word, Randy Cox. Mark Oyier, Shown Ivonhov, Jeff Hall, Brian Schooley, Jock Knight, Steve Shermon, Kenny Jones; 3rd Row: Coach Steve Peoples, James Jocobs, Cassius Hooper, Joy Oxdk, Mike Olmsteod, Ken Whlock, Chod Campbel, Jock Appleby, Rusty Cope, Tim Stocks, Coach Noth Tumlison; Top Row: Greg Huie, Bobby Compton, Robby Stout, Kevin Jones, Kevin Sargent, Mike Hartman, Roy Kirkpatrick, Charlie McNew, Shown Mathews, Johnny Bonds Jr. Boys Show Their Pride!! Basketball The Junior boskerboll girls have worked hard this yeor They played good on the press and were rail enough ro ger rhe rebounds The ream, due ro hard procrices and Coach Bradford’s enthusiasm, hove produced a winning season Stondlng: April Hurro. Joann Dares, Melonie Miller. Joanie Cowserr, Melissa Ingram, Stephanie Henderson, Uso Bonds Cooch Drodford, Sherry Berry, Angie Huggins. Christy Bolmrine, Sue Jennings, Jamie Elliot, Darla Hicks. Chorlerre Crowell Kneeling: Kim Washington, Anglo Sampals. Kim Spears. Missy Hodges, Anno Breedon, Julie Loserer SCORES US THEM Sourhside 16 35 Greenbrier 35 33 Heber Springs 32 46 Vilonio 36 37 South Side 17 36 Hector 34 26 Leslie 24 28 Atkins 29 26 Sacred Heart 30 25 Big Flat 33 26 MT. View 45 24 West Side 28 44 Nemo Vista 21 32 Marshall 36 24 Taste The Moment! The Jr. Boys basketball ream had a truly win- ning season this year. Although the boys wer- en't expected to have much of a ream, they proved the expectations wrong and had a win- ning season. Each ream member was rewarded with the satisfaction of having done his best. Team members played as a unit and as a ream they tasted the moment of success 1982-83 Jr. High Boys Basket- ball. 1« limit ouimut .IV'“• ' 1st Row: Troy Keeling, Joe Silvo, Jim Gowen, Dorrin Webb, Randy Guinn, Steve Word, Jeff Holl, 2nd Row: Dennis Derry, Srocey, Kirk, Devin Moore, Colvin Jones, Kevin Davis, Randy Treece, Charlie McNew, 3rd Row: Sreve Sisco, Darren Word, Ken Whiliock, Mork Harness, Drerr Willioms, Joy Cholk, Rocky Kirkendoll SCORES US THEM Alread 33 35 Morrilron 15 49 I Mr. Wiew 29 18 Marshall 38 35 I Sourhside X 25 t v • h Morrilron 22 34 ‘ Leslie 42 X Clorlssville 28 39 5 Yell ville 43 39 Greenbrier X 26 Wilburn 41 36 Wesrside 51 39 Heber 26 47 Vilonia 34 X Shirley 36 34 Bottom Row: Angie Huggins. Sherry Berry. Sue Jennings, Lisa Bonds, 2nd Row: Alicio Neighbors. Tereso Baker, Susie Lewis, Goyla Story, Anno Breeden; Top Row: Melanie Miller, Pam Davis, Becky James, Missy Hodges, Jamie Elliot, Tina Blantz Junior Track - Boys Girls Running For The Health Of It Bottom Row: Tim McNulty, Bobby Hill. Kennerh Jennings, Scott Boone. Joe Owens, Roger McCurcheon, 2nd row: Russell Pryor, Chip Boyer, Kyle Holley, Jeff Coleman, Ronnie Quinn,- Top Row: Jay Chalk, Rocky Kirkendoll 102 Junior Homecoming Homecoming Royolfy; L to R: Leslie Grirrs, April Hutto, Anno Dreeden, Jomie Ellior, Pom Dovis, Suson She� , Jennifer Ramsey Pom Dovis 0th Grode Moid April Hutto Freshmen Moids Junior Queen Jomie Elliot 7th Grode Moids Leslie Gritts Anno Dreeden 8th Grode Moid Suson Shell Seventh Grade Football Bottom Row: Onron Finny, Jerry Campbell, Marry Horner, Dennis McNulty, Todd Hink, Dr ad Passmore, Warren Johnson, Mke Duckalew. Todd Knight, Johnny Appleby, 2nd Row: Cooch Steve Peoples, Patrick Wiley, Erin Griffith, Greg Dromlerr, Dichord Gowenise, Kevin Caldwell, Kirk Pryor, Shown Wore, Cooch Donny Crowell, Cooch Joe Shell; 3rd Row: Lenny Weaver, Dill King, Tim Duncan, John Johnson, Jimmy Cope, Poddie Chopmon, Mike Montgomery, Rodney White, Craig Kosrer, Scott Dromlerr The 7rh grade boys had a 24 record this year The boys always hustled and practiced hard There were 27 boys on the ream Here is a list of the scores Opponent Us Them Mr View 6 18 Heber Springs 6 12 Vilonia 16 0 Perryville 6 0 Greenbrier 16 26 Yell ville 6 20 Our Future Football Superstars 104 Seventh Grade Girls Basketball Left to Right: Shannon Hodges, Lerho Scroggins, Debi Chalk, Denise Weorherty, Wendy Parish, Kety Campbell, Carla Bradford, Erika Percell, Benia Robinerr, Grerchen Kirkendoll, Nokomts Long, Lee Ann Weaver, Sheley Davis, Carla Dellinger; Coached by Mickey Parish Seventh Grade Boys Basketball Left to Right: Michael Boone, Greg Bramlerr, Craig Kosrer, Kevin Caldwell, Lenny Weaver, Rodney Whire, Jimmy Cope. Leo Moore, Billy Young, Tommy Hurchinson, Kirk Pryor, Shown Ware, Jerry Campbell. Mike Buckdew; Cooched by Paul Dee Human V Junior Cheerleaders TOP ROW: Missy Hodges Coproin SECOND ROW: Wendy Parish THIRD ROW: Christy Srondley, Pom Davis, Susan Shell • Co-Caproin, Jamie Ellior. Denise Weorherly BOTTOM ROW: April Hurro Dottom row: Jimmy Cope, David Word, Marx AAirchefl, Middle row: Jennifer Ramsey, Denise Weorherly, Shannon Hodges, Mrs. Massengill, sponsor. Joonie Cowserr, Debbie Nunley, Top row: Becky Colemon, Nocomts Long, Wendy Parish, Angie Samples, April Hurro. Melissa Ingram, Sheilo Bellinger Officers Student Council Sitting: Angeles Samples, Pres , Stonding: Wendy Parish, V Pres, April Hurro. Sec . Nokomis Long, Rep Beta Club Jeff Hall, Pres.; Denise Weorher- ly. Sec., Jim Gowen, V. Pres, No Phoro Susan Shell, Reporrer Dottom Row: Renio Robinerr, Norosho Walker. Jana Dowdy, Kelly Compbell, Denise Weorherly, Susan Shell, Jeff Hall. Jim Gowen; 2nd Row: Kevin Caldwell, Johnny Appleby, Cloyron Borecky, Leslie Grirrs. Nocoms Long, Sracey Bucklew. Wanda Wilson, Tisha Alsobrook, 3rd Row: Kevin Von Horn, Barry Branscum. Don Weorherly, Joe Silvo, Kim Speors. Shown Word, 4th Row: Corlo Bradford, Debbie Chalk. Grerchen Kirkendofl, Shannon Hodges. Lerho Scroggins, Jennifer Ramsey, Cossie Lewis, Top Row: Calvin Jones. Srocey Kirk, Kevin Davis, Lee Ann Weaver, Wendy Parish, Dorio Hicks, Srephanie Henderson Bottom Row: Deanna Wright, Stephanie Lawrence, Dee Anna Thompson; 2nd Row-. Sherry Ware, Alido Cowan, Chorlorre Crowell, Angie Worts, Kelly Bromlert; Top Row: Erica Eoff, Sheila Bellinger, Kristy Berry L I b r a r y Top Row: Fran Kirkendoll, sponsor, Melinda Bass, Tisha Alsobrook, Chene Brown; 2nd Row: Jana Dowdy, Shannon Hodges, Debbie ChoIR, Renee Robinette, Kelly Campbell, Bottom Row: Randy Guinn, Jim Go wen, Jeff Hall, Kevin Caldwell 108 a a Middle School Minds p r i n c i I S e c r e t a r y Linda Story Polly Johnson Betty Henderson: 6rh language arts Marie Silva: 7rh and 8rh grade math Fron Kirkendoll ELementary Pride Elementary Pride is full of a range of kids. You hove rhe lirrle eager ro learn kindergarren kids ro rhe energy packed fifrh graders. Elementary is a whole new beginning. Teachers perform miracles wirh rhe kids. When they srarr our in kindergarren rhey begin molding them into whar rhey will rurn our ro be forty years lorer. In firsr grade children srarr learning fundamentals and every year rhey rake a larger srep. Ir is always exciting ro find our whar class you'll be in from one year ro rhe nexr. New cbsses always bring new friends. Ir is also exciring ro ger a different reacher each year. When fifrh grade rolls around every one is wondering, Will I ger Mr. Green?' Don't worry kids his bark is worse than his bite. Our elementary school is something ro be very proud of. We have highly qualified teachers and exceptionally good faciliries. Kids have great opporruniries and should rake advantage of rhem. Elementary kids are rhe future senbrs of high school. Ir won'r be long unril rhey are either. Enjoy ir while you can! Class Of Row One: Amie Allbrighr. Chris Allen, Norhon Allen. Soly Anderson. Kori Babski, Karia Dolen- rine, Srephonie Dorger. Michele Doss. Row Two: Orion Beoch, Krisrino Dedow, Trenr Derry, Nino Bonds. Row Three: Tonyo Boricky, Morron Drown, Srephonie Drown, Linn Chapman, Dusry Clark, Kely Ourrs Row Four: Rebecca Culum, Monica Davis, Leeanda Dawes. Row Five: Den- nis Domers. Billie Ann Duncan, Chad Duncan, Sonya Duncon. Donnie Du VoB. Wilson Elaine Treodowoy Rebecca Edwords Jackie Ellerr Cody Ellon Jimmy Gaddy Cheryl Gardner Phil Graham Angelo Hargis Hope Holond Dena Holmes Alicia Hopkens Jennifer Horner Sreve Howard Scorrie Huggins Gnger Hutto Roy Jennings Srephonie Johnson Dridgen Kirk Cherodee Kirkendol Elizoberh Kirkendol Eric Koonce Leon Lemings Tonia Lewis Paula Linn Ross Mays 112 Pom Meekins Cherie Oliger Angie Oimsreod Donno Porrerson Orenr Peoples Chris Pickelsimer Roy Porrs Rondy Pruirr Jimmy Reece Showno Renfroe David Ridling Presley Roberts Porrido Rose Wayne Shodell Johnny Sigler Elizabeth Sisco D.J. Speer Theresa Strickland Roy Worson Jerry Worts Rhonda Webb I ( 113 Class Of: Row one: Corri Acuff. Paulo Dellinger, Dill Dramlett. Melissa Dromlerr, Le Ann Drock, Mike Chason, Allan Cowon. Row two: Drion Dones, Myro Eoff, Steven French, Cody Gifford, Row three: Toro Homilron. Annette Harness, Kim Kirkendoll, Emmy Martin. Cody Patterson, Andy Price. Row four: James Deed, Ed Scroggins, Row five: Nathan Stripling, Michoel Ubelhor, Mary Warren, John Weaver Stephen Dogley Darlene Derz Trod Dolden Earl Donds Kim Donds Mondy Dramlett 114 Scotty Dromlerr Sheila Dramlett Kim Durns Mickey Campbell Dicky Cassell Dicky Cronice Mario Dah Dah Greg Embry Dee Holland William Hunt Steven King Wanda Kirkendoll Wendy Myers Dobbie Dobinerre Wade Doddy Drian Schultz Sam Shannon Dallas Shelby Caroline Srogg Morris Allen L K Dolenrine Kernel Beach Anrhony Bird Shonno Bradford Heorher Brirron Dlonno Chalk Angie Denmn Misrie (Duncan Sherry Duncan Jusrin Grirrs Morie Huie Eric Johnson Clinr Kimbrell Lonnie Lemings Romey Linn Luonn Longshore Syndi McCoy Adam McJunkins Andy McNew Kenny Meekins Shelly Morris Dario Prohia Dee Romirez Trovos Rushing Brian Sancfcdge Angela WhiHock Morris Allen Row one: Missy Archer, J.P Boiley, Drod Bergdoll. Wilbur Bramlerr, Jeff Campbell, Jusrin Dees, Laura Edwards, Andy Hen- derson, Row two: Joshua Hobbs, Lisa Hunrer, Down Jones, Row three: Dewoyne Morhts, Christine Meekins, Allen Price, Marsha Rhodo, Melanie Rose, Mike Smirh, Ryan Smirh Row four: Kelly Speer, Brian Srolrzfus, Row five: Brenr Treodaway, Chrisry Whillock, Selena Wil- liams, Michelle Wife Bflly Allred Lorry Berz Suzanne Callahan Travis Dewey Cyrus Dowell Storron Duncan Missy Eubanks Chrisri Griffis Alena Hopkins Chance Johnson Trocy King Brian McCoy dson Keren Albrighr Showndo Digelow Kyle Bohannon Blake Brodford Showna Brown Terry Bruce Tim Cosrer Michele Fairfield Danny Gibson Jackie Groves Chasriry Harbison Bobby Hill Lesa Huggins Kiley Jones Lesley Newland Srocey Peoples Johnnie Phariss Aprana Reddy Harold Rogers Bruce Srricklond Randall Tumbleson Melinda Warson 117 Row one: Phillip Bonds, Srephen Bridges, Jason Brown, Courrney Do vis, Eric Deckel- man, Bodie Dickson, Michael Duvall Row two: Rhonda Evans, Shone Fulbrighr, Julie Green Row three: Wendi Hofer, John Hargis. Sheormolein Jennings, Crysral Knight, Eric Krahmer, Leah Mays. Row four: Tom Meyers, Art Neighbors Row five: Michael Parsley, Shown Roddy, Krisry Smirh. H V Mrs. Horner 118 Tommy Albrighr Chrisry Bromlerr Carrie Crawford Robert Embry Jennifer Herbert Shelly Hefner Chris Henson Lane Housely Amanda Johnson Jeremy Jones Lorri Ledbetter Susan Manning Janet Queens Bobby Quarrells Brett Shannon Floyd Tyler Susan Word Melissa Watson Dewey Williams SJ 1 19 Kondi Allen Donro Drozier Creed Crockett Jonorhon Dawes Dan EMorr Erin EHiorr Kaye Farrington Jennifer Gardner Robin Hall Srocy Holtz Brian Hughes Robert Huie Mara Kennedy Brandi Lewis Jason Linn Darrow Mills Annando Rogers Raymond Smith Mrs. Overton 119 Class Of Row on©: Debbro Appleby, Tonya Bol- den, Jusrin Bonds. Bucky Bromlerr, Adorn Edwards. Chod Elliot Row fwo: Pennie Guinn, Michoel Henson, Bichord Hoyes, Daryl Isooc Row three: Terrino Johnson, Trovis Johnson, Luke Kirkendoll, Sreven Linn, Jeonie Moore, Cosey Porrerson, An- gelo Phoriss. David Reo Row four: Rob- ert Shannon, Lisa Strickland Row five: Jeriene Totum. Dovid Worren Row six: Amando Williams, Rochelle Wright. Mrs. Moore 120 Tonyo French Danny Gardner Mory Hicks Joey Hurley Doug Jones Shone Lasorer Mike Colohon Crisry Capps Duley Crobbe John Crownover Jerold Dollar Monica Eoff Coss Acuff Sandy Bedow Shoy Beionie Kimberly Boone Derek Brodley Joson Brofford Jason Marshall Kimberly Nigus Richard Porrs Tonya Ruble Doug Snider Frankie Weaver Mrs. Morton Shawna Acuff Kevin Allen Missy Bonds Lana Brock Donny Cantrell Chloe Carter leonor Doh Doh Farris Danes Morgan Dowell Morgan Eflett 0 Donny Fulbright George Green John Graves David Johnson Janet Johnson Lisa Kirkendoll Jeremy McKinney Vince Martin Michael Page Jeremy Teas Todd Treece Note Wallace Lindy Williams Kow one: Chris Deover. Showno Ood- ford. Kerri Drcmlerr. Mirchel! Cold well, Ro- sie Copps, Wendy Choson, Ronnie Dollor. Row two: BiHy French, Dill Green, Locy Huffman. Row three: Amber Huggins. Jason Husky, Janine Johnson, Terry John- son. Misry Knighr, Shone Lewis, Donald Morns, Cosse Pike Row four: Morgan Stripling, Jonny Suits. Row five-. Amy lib- bers, Kim Treece, Sasha Treece, Toshio Watts Amanda Dokjen Scariett Cares Shasta Clurrs Devin Dreyer Rickey Duncan Kelly Griffith Laura Harness Kenneth Horrison Shown Hendrix Aaron Janlsou: .y Reuben Jones Una Dob Keirh Candace Kelly Ashley King Kayla Kirkendoll Lonme Madden Todd Molobanan Denji Romirez Carl Rogers Patricia Ruble Julie Shannon Jodi Ubeihor Tory Watkins Class Of: Only The Beginning Mrs. Bayer Vince Bonds Julie Boone Amy Bowling Doug Bramlerr Cody Browner James Frey Melinda Huie Bryan Johnson Wesrley Johnson Cosey Mackey Ooymon Porrer Brian Reed Jon Shannon Trocy Trommell Srephonie Treece Pom Tumbleson Alison Wallace Shone Weaver Christy WSson Porricio Wheeler Tolly Whillock Elementary Pride Faculty -----l«| 'll Second Grade: Judy Horner, Vanda Tester, Betsy Overton First Grade: Winnie Morton, Kay Brown. Aline Moore 4 Fifth Grade: Doug Green, Noe! son, Elaine Treodoway Teacher's Aids: Mary Ka Weaver. Mary Jo Davis, Wilm Miller, Lila Ward, Sue Froser 1. 1 Korrino Allen 2 Billy Appleby 3. Bill Bone 4 Krisry Blevins 5 Terry Berry 6 Pere Bull- ock 7 Sron Brodford 8 Wendy Cassell 9 Angie Chalk 10 Sholene Currighr 11 Hayden Crockerr. 12 Libby Cullum. 13 Karhy Davis 14. Sally Dawson 13 I Mk 1 Richard McCormac. 2. James McKnighr 3 Cynrhio Morhis. 4. Glenn Lewis. 5. Laura Moore. 6 Farrell Lem- ings 7. Scorr Linn. 8 Roberr Purner 9 Sreve Seiler. 10 Cheryl Perkins 11 San- dra Pryor 12 Kellie Shelby 13 Myra Smirh. 14. Jay Ziriax 15. Bobby Ticer. 16. Lory Waddell 17 Jim Van Horn GARY PACKS DISCOUNT INC. Roofing, Building Corper a Materials Jm PHILLIP'S Mirchelin Tire l Service Coll: 679-0954 Greenbrier k AR i X 72058 A 745 4011 RODGERS BROTHERS INC. Phone: 745-8484 Hwy 65 ByPoss Clinton, AR 72031 130 1982 ■ 1983 BOOSTERS Dr. Shirl Word Massie, Marie, Leslie, Joe Paul Silva Paula, Paul Pam Smith Toney, Sallie, Dusty, Mickey, Misti Wendy Parish Sammy Collums, County Clerk Betty, Carrol, Chad Kelly Campbell Andy Dana Hinely Frank, Carolyn, Joe, Susan Shell Franklin, Sharon 6 Myra Smith Benton, Geraldine, Katrina Kandi Allen Shannon, Missy, Tammy Beth Hodges Robert, Alta, Bobby, Robin Tracy D.L., Bernice Cj Calvin Jones Clinton Jewelry Clinton Independent Garage Emily Bryan Ron Barb Harris Ellen Siavash Morshedi J.D., Genevieve 6 Missy Payne Complimenrs of PARISH FEED Toney Sollie Dusty • Mickey Misty G Wendy Porish Complimenrs of CANNADAY ABSTRACT 745-2115 Absrrocr - Tirle Insurance • Norory V 109 South Court Street Clinton. Arkansas 72031 P O Box 31 Best Wishes ro rhe Seniors of 1983 oo our 745 2430 Feed, seeds, fertilizers form supplies 133 CHOCTAW MOTORS Cors Trucks PIZZA HUT Charlie Deem Owner of Clinron, AR 745-5175 Dean McKinney Salesman Ready ro Serve You 745-4041 New Smorgesboard!!! Sicilian Pan Pizza Cavirini Pasra Spagherri Salads (j Sandwiches Congrarularions ro rhe Seniors of 1983 and Besr Wishes 135 CL MACKY FAMILY VAN BUREN COUNTY ASSESSOR CHOCTAW MARINA The Porrerson's 745-4052 745-4020 Compliments of LARRY'S CAR SALES Compliments Of: %kt ton- OX J M FABRICS FLORISTS Hwy 65 D THE BULL PEN TEXACO EXPRESS New Mexican Food Auto Derail Coll: 745-2166 Owners: Judy Roberts 6 Arnold Mitchell Jim Mary Tumlinson Good Luck to the Seniors of '83 GALBRAITH'S GREENHOUSES , FLORIST Good Luck ro the Seniors of 1983 Hwy 65 Coll: 745-4204 Rowers by Wire AFS 136 CLINTON STATE DANK THE DANK, for rhe people of Clinron and Von Duren Counry. Wirh five locations: Downtown Clinron - 745-2441 Norrhside - 745-4848 Shirley - 723-4803 Fairfield Bay - 884-3384 Damascus - 355-7251 CiihtoiT bank CLINTON STATE i _ BANK-- A Home Bank for Home People'' The Clinron Store Bank wonrs ro wish rhe doss of 1983 THE BEST OF LUCKIIIIIII A FULL1 SERVICE .BANK, DO ALL YOUR BANKING AT CLINTON STATE BANK. Chevrolet JOE LEE CHEVROLET Cheverre Cirorion Chevelle Cavalier Hwy 65 Sourh 745-2451 Clinron, AR 72031 Caprice Monre Carlo Celebrity Corverre Compliments f PETE'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE STEPHEN JAMES P.A. Oakes - Tune ups .. Fronr End Alignments Shocks, Major G Minor Repairs.................. Complere fronr end work Expert Muffler Service . . 406 East Mam Sr Clinron, AR Hwy 65 0 North Clinron, AR CLINTON MEAT PROCESSING CO ELLIOTT REALITY Go Yellowjockers Go Go Go!! American Log Homes Tom Elliorr Broker Desr of Luck ro oil rhe CHS students BARGAIN TIRES P.O. BOX 5 745-2160 Clinron, AR 72031 Hwy 65 B Choctaw, AR Congrats ro rhe SR's Clinton EZ- Bl SHOES JUNES CAFE country cured horn Southern fried chicken homemade bisquirs Irene Richardson G Cleo Smart 7452753 Furniture Mart sr Furniture Appliances Televisions Decorative Access Down on the Farm Quilts DOWLING BUILDERS SUPPLY FURNITURE 3s MART 'X Northsjde Cinton Dill and Merl Eoff WOODY'S BAIT G TACKLE Hwy 65 S Chocraw, AR 745-2489 Everything ro build anything Oather G Mary Bowling Clere Blonrz Hank Ragan Mike Denman Clinron, AR 72031 Compliments of: THE BEAUTY GALLERY 7458344 THRIFTS AY SHOPPING CENTER CLINTON. ARK 72031 CLINTON EXXON Hwy 65 N Mike Dana Hall Compliments of LOUISE'S BEAUTY SHOP’ Louise Baker - owner Godys G Rosa Call 745 7151 Call 745- 8305 PEE - DEE MARINE SERVICE Mercury outboards and Mercusier stern drive Factory authorized dealer STONE'S QUALITY DRY CLEANERS AL LINDSTORM A Call t 'iT 501-745 2312 665 Hwy 16 fu j l Easr V Clinron AR i Call 745 4317 65 B North Open 7 doys 710 o'clock GATEWAY CONVENIENT STORE 745 4459 Drinks, Snacks, Ice Hwy 65 B North Where's the best-selling cor Kne in the world? CLINTON MOTOR CO. TheAmerkcn-buftt, quflitY-bullt Ford Escort. But don’t just take our word for it! A recent independent survey concluded that 9 out of 10 Escort owners would buy Escort again. Now that’s a statement of quality from Escort owners! A solid investment on the rood ••• Front-wheel drive, rack-and- pinion steering, independent front suspension and remarkable money-saving mileage estimates. 47a 31 i. For comparison. MPG varies with speed, distance and weather. Actual highway mileage lower. Based on worldwide retail deliveries. And down the rood. That’s because, according to the February 1982 NADA Used Car Guide, Ford Escort retains a higher percentage of its original price than any other compact. A fact you’ll appreciate, come trade-in time. OXFORD THE CLINTON MOTOR CO OF CLINTON, ARKANSAS WANTS TO WISH ALL THE STUDENTS OF CHS . . . THE BEST OF LUCK ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! REED’S NORTHSIDE as PHARMACY REED’S NORTHSIDE PHARMACY For o delicious meal or snack. Qualify 6 Courresy! To all CHS students, we wish you the best of luck!! Congratulations SR's of 1980 Good l • --e Seniors 1980 OZARK CAFE Compliments Of: Ted, Donna Scorr Whillock Call: 745-4266 On nighrs or Sundays Call: 745-4024 141 SAILING HUNTING RIDING STADLES TEEN CENTER SWIMMING POOL GREETINGS TO ALL STUDENTS OF CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS SR'S OF 1980 FISHING HIKING BOATING GOLF COURSE TENNIS ACADEMY FOR TODAY OR A LIFETIME 501-884-3333 142 Compliments of: PROUT GARAGE Used ond New Ports Hwy 110 745-2913 Clinton,AR B CHOCTAW CARPETS 745-4116 Hwy 65 South Good Luck Seniors of 1983 OH'S T.V. 6 APPLIANCES Good Luck to Seniors of 1983 GRAHAM (j ASSOCIATES REALTORS Col Grohom -Broker Owner Box 269 Clinton, AR 72031 Coll-. 745-2436 L Repair Shop 745-2641 Chain sows (j small engine Repair. Clinton, AR 72031 Compliments of A G SHOP North side of square 745-2424 FINS, FURS FEATHERS P.O. Box 39 Clinton, AR 72031 Compliments of CLINTON SKATE CLUB INGRAM TIRE SERVICE 745-8150 Finis Berry Virginio Beverly Melissa Ingram Compliments Of: IMOGENE STORY FAMILY Your Von Buren County Treasurer Compliments for the seniors of 1983 RALPH KIDD P.A. Ellen Welda Coll: 745-2411 504 Church Street Clinton, AR 72031 Compliments of Kenny Debbie Whillock Congrorulorions Seniors of 1983 Hwy 330 Fairfield Drive - In Coll 884-3797 Compliments Of: LARRY (j RUBY HOPPER 745-2054 Good Luck Sr's 83 Shirley AR 143 THE CORRAL Mary Boyer Rick Johnson OWNERS 107 N. Courr Clinron, AR. Missy Junior Sporrsweor 107 N. Courr Clinron, AR. WILLIAMS REALTY WILLIAMS c ?eu(tu '« T «sane iidflPI EOFF FURNITURE COMPANY 745-4711 745-2940 Jeon - Jim Don Eoff Box 387 Clinron, AR 72031 Fairfield Boy, AR 72088 Hwy. 65 B Norrh P.O. Box 236 Clinron. AR 72031 Coll 7455127 7452475 884 3357 Phone: Business 501-745-4710 Residenr 501-745-2940 SIMPSON'S Ready ro wear dorhes for rhe enrire family. Coll: 745-2133 John, Sunny. Angelo, John, 6 James Hargis Lexy Simpson Mary Burgess is 146 BONITAS HIS HER S HAIR STYLING A full service Redken sryling salon REDKEN We use and recommend Redken products To shop Seors corolog CALL: Support your school ond read about it in the ... VAN BUREN COUNTY DEMOCRAT Bonita Sikes - Owner Virginio, Berry, Elaine, Koye, Marion, Lorraine On the east side of the town square SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANTS Best Wishes SR'S ”83 John Boyer, Earl Boyer Peggy Eoff, Founroine Boyer Teresa Henderson 745 - 2426 Clinton, Arkansas 72031 148 150 152 153 BAKER DRUG Congratulations ro rhe seniors ond complimenrs ro rhe srudenrs whose efforrs mode rhis yearbook possible. Continue your education. You con'r afford nor ro! Foresr Baker-Owner Locored on Hwy 65 by-poss 154 What Have You Accomplished?? Katrina Allen Bero Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Basketball 1,4; Manager 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Disrricr 1; Band 1,2,3; Librarian 3; Flagline 1,3; Co-Captain 1; Captain 3; Drill ream 1; Caprain 1; Sring- er Sraff 2; Torch Sraff 4; Pho- tographer 4, FBLA 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Class Officer 4; Who’s Who among American High School Srudenrs 4; Brent Bates Class Officer 3; Student Council 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Caprain 4; All Disrricr 4; Track 2,3,4; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4, Terry Berry Foorball 1; Weightlifting 1; FFA 2,3,4, Forestry Team 2,3,4; Stare Judging 2,3; Store Farmer Award 4; Kristy Blevins Daskerball 1; FHA 1,2,3; Bas- ketball Manager 3,- Stinger Sraff 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Jet 4; Stan Bradford FFA 3,4; Judging ream 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; President A, Who’s Who 4; Spl. 4; Wendy Cassell FHA 4; Basketball A, Tennis 4; Softball 1,2; Sringer Staff A, Angie Chalk Transfer from Indiana; Choir 2; FBLA 4; Tennis 3; Spanish Club 1; Who's Who A, Jet A, Libby Cullum Jet 4; FBLA A. Hopefully Graduating!!! Shalene Cutright FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Judging Team 2,3,4, FHA 1; Sringer Sraff 2,3,4; Sringer Sraff Edi- tor 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Track Manager 3; Foorball Man- ager 3, Basketball Manager 3; AR Governor's School Al- ternate 3; Beginning Schol- ars Program 3; National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Ne- gro Srudenrs Semifinalisr A, Hayden Crockett Basketball 1,2; Foorball 1,2; Weightlifting 1,2; FFA 2,3,4; Poultry Judging 2; Dairy Pro- ducts 3,4; Stare Judging Con- test 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Stare Tennis March 1,2,3,- Torch Beau Candidate 1; Torch Sraff 2,3,4; Jet A, H. IV 4; Michael Delmont Who's Who 4; Honor Stu- dent 4. Kothy Davis FHA 3,4; FBLA 2,4; Library Club 2,3,4; President 4, Torch Sraff 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Bero Club A, Diane Duncan FHA 1; FBLA 3,4; Jet A, Sally Dawson Cheerleoding 1,3,4, Caprain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Stare Track 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Homecoming Royalty 3,4; Queen A, Who's Who 4; Becky Foreman Transfer from Beebe High School; FHA 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Class Favorite 1, Pep Club 1,2,3; Cross Country Track 2; Student Council 2; FBLA 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Moth Club 3; Jet 4, Teri Henderson Cheerleader 1,3,4; Co-Cap- rain 4, FHA 1,2,4; Officer 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Torch Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Royalty A, Li- brary Club 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Robin Hill FHA 1,2,3,4; Torch Staff 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Track Manager 1,2; Jet A- Tammy Hodges Basketball 1,2,3,4; All Disrricr 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Stare Tennis Meet 2; Track 1; Cheer- leader 1; Caprain 1; Torch Sraff 2,3,4; Torch Editor 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Sringer Sraff 1; Jet A, Student Council 1,3,4; Officer 3; Class Presi- dent 1,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4, FBLA 2,4; Homecoming Royalty 1,2,3,4, Queen 1; Torch Queen Candidate 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Girls Stare 3; Jeff Hornberger Transfer from Colorado; Foorball Manager 2, Weight- lifting 2; Track 2, Jet A; Sherri Horton Transfer from Marshall High School; Cheerleader 2; Track 1; Basketball 3; FCA 3; Bero 1,2,3; Library Club 2, Torch Sraff 2; FBLA A, Karl Huff Foorball 2,3,4,- Weightlifting 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Jet 4; FFA 1; Melissa Kirkpatrick Transfer from Iowa; Drill Team 2, FHA 3,4; FDLA 4; Torch Queen Candidate 4; Library Club 3,4; Tennis 3; Kari Krahmer FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2, FBLA 2,3,4; Jet 4; Library Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Starla Lawrence FHA 1,2,3,4: Officer 4, FBLA 3,4; Jet 4; Sringer Sraff 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Farrell Lemings Foorball 1,4; FBLA A; Class Officer 2,4; Student Council 2,4; FFA 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Forestry Judging 2,3,4; Dis- rricr 2,3,4; Stare 2,3; Who's Who 4, Weightlifting 1; FFA Store Convention Delegars 2,3,4; Stare Farmer A, Scott Linn FFA 1,2; Judging Team 1,2; Public Speaking 2; Parlia- mentary Team 2, Beta Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council President 4; Class President 2, Class Rep. 3; Sringer Sraff A, Governor's School 3; Football 1; Richard McCormac FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, FFA Judging Team 2; Torch Staff 2,3,4; Torch Beau Candidate 3; Baseball 156 1,3,4; spl. 4; James McKnight FFA 1; FDLA 3,4; Sringer Sraff 3,4; Jer 4, Laura Moore Transfer from Oregon; Girl's League 1,2; Torch Sraff 2; Dance Team 2, Girl of rhe Monrh of December 2, HOT. 1,2; Choir 1; Baseball Sraricion 1,2; FHA 3,4; FDLA 4. Jer 4, Cynthia Mathis Band 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Tim Sherman Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Tennis 3,4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 1,2; SPO 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Weightlifting 1,2; Torch Beau Candidate 3,4; Foot- ball Captain 4; Who's Who 4; Carmen Williams FHA 1,3,4, Jer 4; FBLA 2; Beta Club 3,4; Class Officer 1,4; Library Club 4, Who's Who 4; Torch Queen Candi- Edwino and Cheryl win BIG! Torch Beau Candidate 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; FFA 2; Who’s Who 4; Sandra Pryor FHA 1,2,3,4; Co-President 4, FHA Secretary 3; FBLA 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable Player 1; All District 1; Computerized Business Games 4, Class Officer 3,- Track 1,3; Sringer Sraff 3; Lisa Ubelhor FHA 1,2,3,4; Sringer Sraff 2,- FBLA 2,3; Bandsman 1; All-Region Band 1; Drum Major 1; Sring- er Sraff 3; Sringer Editor 4; Basketball 1,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Stare Tennis Meet 2,3; Girl's Stare 3; Kellie Shelby FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; Jer 4; Myra Smith FBLA 2; FHA 1,3,4, Officer 3,4; Track 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Stare Tennis Meet 2,3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; All District 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4, dare 4, First Runner Up 4, Jay Ziriax FFA 1,2,3,4; Judging Team 2,3,4; Glenn Lewis Football 1,3; Track 1,2; Weightlifting 1,3; FFA 1; Mr. CHS 4; Attempted Gradu- ation 4; Bobby Ticer Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Weightlifting 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,4; FBLA 4; Frank Prosser Weighrlifring 1,2,3; Football 1,4; Track 2, FBLA 4, Jer 4, Steve Seiler Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4; Stare Mile Relay 2,3,4; Weighrlifring 1,2,3,4, Beta Club 2,3,4; President 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Sringer Sraff 2,3; FFA 2,3,4; Parliamentary Team 3,4; Stare Judging Meet 2,3; Offi- cer 4; Science Award 3; Honor Student 4, Boy's Store 4; Who's Who 4; A Lot To . . . . Kot, guess who they're imiraring? ABOVE 6 BELOW: We occepr oil types or CHS1 RIGHT: Looking for your handsome Prince. Mrs. Richardson? ABOVE: Faces of CHS. BELOW: Green Acres is the place to be BELOW: Tammy Gowen or work!!??? Look Back On . . . . C ould ir be rhar nine months passed like nine weeks? One hundred and eighty school days crammed with an assort- ment of activities and academics, slipped through the students fingers and faded to mere memories. Before we knew ir .................May 25rh marked the End. Unity begins with: Freshmon, Sophomores, Juniors, and Sen- iors. Bur rogerher we ore CHS. Together We Are One. Time For Me To Fly I've Got To Set Myself Free I Know It Hurts To Soy Goodbye But It's Time For Me To Fly