Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume:

1986 Torch Natascha Walker waved to the camera on her way to class. Kristy Berry. Tina Passmore. Jennifer Crawford. 3 Kelli Bramlett sometimes had loud and clear conversations on the CHS campus. The typical CHS student is exemplified here, in Lynnie Weaver. JIM VAN HORN - ADVISOR PAM DAVIS - EDITOR GRETCHEN KIRKENDOLL - ASSISTANT EDITOR ESTHER PIPKIN - SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER CHARLIE McNEW - ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLINTON, AR Making The Change Making the Change 2 Opening section deals with major changes 3 getting started Making it to the Top 7 Senior life at its finest is covered here Making Faces 17 Portraits of underclassmen 3 class officers appear in the portrait section. Making the List 24 CHS students favorite things. Making the Action 24 CHS Organizations 3 many of their activities are included in this section. Making Fun 40 Weekend Life is what got us through the week. Making the Score 41 The Sports section includes Football. Basketball. Track. Tennis. Baseball. Cheerleaders. 3 Homecoming Week. Making It Big 63 Homecoming royalty. Who’s Who. Torch King Queen. Dedication page as well as others who have made it big” are featured. Making the Grades 77 The administration is featured at its best!??! Making Progress 83 The Middle School section begins here. Classes 84 Organizations 91 Sports 95 Faculty 107 Making the Start III The Elementary section begins here. Grades 112 Faculty 124 Making Our Mark From Beginning to End 127 Presented here are Senior Accomplishments. Baby Pictures, and the Senior Signature Page. Making the Sale 133 The advertising section includes Boosters. 3 Senior Spotlights as well as ads. We Made It 167 The closing contains highlights 3 the final wrap-up. Above: Freshman Sheila Bellinger. Sophomore Leann Weaver, and Freshman Susan Lee catch up on the latest news the weekend before school begins. Right: As he heads for class. Senior Jay Chalk flashes a grin toward the camera. Making Right: Junior Mike Hartman enjoys himself at the lake on the last weekend of summer vacation. Below: A Summer day at Greers Ferry Lake wasn't even enough to keep Junior Tim Stacks and Freshman Jeff Knight from staying cool . Below right: Juniors Darla Hicks and April Hutto wait in the bleachers for Homecoming practice to begin. The Yugo became the cheapest car in the world, selling for $3900. Olympic gym nast Mary Lou Retton was a hot commodity, selling everything from Wheaties cereal to Energizer batter- ies. A social studies teacher. Christa McAuliffe. became the first civilian to ride in a space shut- tle. Magnum. P.l. was out and Miami Vice was definitely in. Pete Rose broke Ty Cobbs record for the most hits in baseball with 4192 hits. Bruce Springsteen was the BOSS, and Michael J. Fox was a sell-out at the box office. Teenage movies were very popular and Stirrup pants were making a comeback. Old Coke (Coke Classicj had been resurrected while New Coke had died a quick death. The world was changing in 1985-1986, and so was C.H.S. Far left: Sophomore Denise Weatherly and Senior Carol Coward stand at attention as the National Anthem is played at Dardanelle. Left-. Junior Jack Knight. Sophomore Todd Hink. Junior Robbie Stout, and Senior Roy Kirkpatrick share a few laughs at a Jr. football game. Below: A smiling Randy Guinn (Junior) and Ken A verett (Senior) don't seem to mind Homecoming practice too much. Above: Freshman Nancy Williams. Junior Bonita Graham. Zack Motal. and Freshman Robin Kirkendoll return from P.E. on a warm Fall day during the first nine weeks of school. 3 Making Change At Clinton High A new superintendent and six new fac- ulty members came to C.H.S. Coach T. was no longer Coach T„ But Mr. Tumlison. the science teacher. School dismissed at 3:00 instead of 3:30 each day, and we had three choices for lunch instead of one. The new state standards caused several new classes to be added and several old ones to changes. There wasn't a Creative Writing. P.O.D., or Info, class. Instead we had Journalism, Contemporary American History, or Computer Technology. Drama and Choir were the new kids on the schedule block. The Student Lounge was converted into a classroom and the Coke machine was moved into the main hall. Ceiling fans in the study hall and library helped keep us cool and two building en- trances were rebuilt. Yes. 1986 was the Year of the Change. Top pic: Junior Angela Sample finally gets her turn at the Coke machine. Above: Seniors Carol Coward. Pam Pavis, Junior Wanda Wilson. Mrs. Sallie Parish, Seniors Dayna Bilderback. Amy Giezentanner. and Tammy Kling enjoy an outdoor session of their drama class on the football bleachers. Far right: Patricia Jackson. Kristi Balentine. Sherri Ware, Stacy Kirk, Leisa Bonds eagerly make their way to 3rd hour class. Near right: Sophomores Shannon Hodges 6 Buddy Skowron have an in-depth conversation on the sidewalk. 4 Left: Senior Charlie McNew executes a perfect toe touch during the Club Yell Competition at the Homecoming pep rally. He represented the Torch Staff. Below: Junior Bryan Schooley S Sophomore Lynnie Weaver were ready to leave school after that S.-CO bell. Above: Seniors Anna Breeden Esther Pipkin showed their spirit on “Spook the Goblins Day as the Jacket football team prepared to face Harri- son. Left: Senior Missy Hodges i Mrs. Sherrin Richardson were surprised by the flash of the camera on Black Gold Day of Homecoming Week. Left: Sophomores Shannon Hodges i Wendy Parish exit Old Main down the newly constructed steps. 5 Right: Senior Brett Williams is happy that basketball prac- tice is over. Below: Mrs. Missy Crockett displays her outrageousness on Crazy Day. Below right: Sophomore Craig Roster studies during sec- ond hour study hall. Second from bottom• Junior Kim Washington, Freshman Erika Eoff. and Senior Rexanna Morrison go opposite ways as they head for third hour class. Above: Mr. Ruster shows off that winning smile, which was a common sight throughout the year. Right: Seniors Amy Giezentanner (holding Jennifer Goza) and Shawn Ivanov help form a Victory Line for the Jacket football team at SENIORS Seniors 1986 Below: Kathy Keko displays her vivacious grin as she heads for 3rd period class. 2nd from top: Anna Breeden. Sherry Berry. 8 Leisa Bonds help spell Bag the Bobcats for FBLA in the yell competition for Homecoming. Above: Robin Johnson is captured by the photographer between classes. Near right: Mel Miller relaxes during Homecoming practice. Far right: Carefree is Leisa Bond's expression during lunch break. Bottom Pic-. Shawn Ivanov 6 Jack Appleby can be real devils sometimes. 8 Seniors Of '86 Pat Acklin Jack Appleby Ken Averett Teresa Baker Dayna Bilderback Leisa Bonds Arron Booher Anna Breeden 9 Chad Campbell Jay Chalk Joanne Consigny Carol Coward 10 Randy Cox Susan Dahdah James Davis Roy Kirkpatrick was the classiest guy on campus on Dress-Up Day of Homecoming Week. Pam Davis Ruth Duncan Jamie Elliott Jose MaGarteiz-Gogeascoa Foraster Amy France Amy Giezentanner Brian Grosse Evelyn Halliburton Mark Harness 11 Pat Harris Marita Hendrix Melissa Hodges Jessica Hill Ode To The '86 Seniors It’s almost time to say farewell. Your race is almost run. For twelve long years you've set your goals. And reached them one by one. At first you thought the road too long. There didn’t seem an end. And now. the finish line is near. Around that next short bend. Too quickly now the days rush by. Too soon that final bell. These last few days before you go. Take heed, and mark them well. For when you start that fresh, new road Into your life’s next season. As you look back you now can tell For each day there was a reason. Each day. each friend, each trial and tear Have made you what you are. With all These things behind you now. We know that you’ll go far. And so. we say goodbye for now. May all your dreams come true. All the joys and beautiful things of life Are our best wishes to you. Pat Lasater Angie Huggins Greg Huie Shawn Ivanov James Jacobs Sue Jennings Robin Johnson Kathy Keko Rocky Kirkendoll Roy Kirkpatrick Tammy Kling Senioritis” Senioritis (Seniorus hyperus maximus) is a terrible disease that strikes about 99.9% of all seniors. The failure to turn in homework and skipping classes are sure signs that a student is afflicted with this disease. Other symptoms are threatening freshmen, failing tests, sleeping in class (Randy Treece should know about this one), and counting down to the last day of school. There are a few ways to slow down this illness: a lecture, an F on the report card, or if all else fails, a firm application of the board to the backside. However, the only cure for this dreadful disease is GRADUATION, 19861 Julie Lasater Shawnna Lefler Chris Mann Tammy McAleese 13 From the first day of school, it was obvious that we had changed. No longer were we just in high school , we were seniors. We had made it to the top. This year seemed to go faster than the oth- ers, and as we dreamed of the fu- ture, we couldn ’t help but remember the past. We made new friendships while others faded, we tasted suc- cess and failure, we laughed and at times we cried. As we changed from child to adult, we each devel- oped our own, distinctive, personal- ities. Though we are all different, we share a common trait. We are the graduating seniors of nineteen- hundred, eighty-six. Upper right. Esther Pipkin Jay Chalk smile for the camera during Homecoming Week. Right: JoAnn Bates seems relaxed as she works her latest computer program. Charlie Me New Jim Miller Melanie Miller Rexanna Morrison Esther Pipkin 14 Benji Rains Kellie Shannon Steve Sisco Left: Charlie Me New £ Roy Kirkpatrick smile for the camera on their way to class. Below. Tammy Kling didn't expect to be caught on Candid Camera” as she re- turned from lunch. Above: Jamie Elliott 6 Sue Jennings were cra- zier than usual on Crazy Day. Billy Thompson Angela Treece Randy Treece Darrin Ward Ken Whillock Brett Williams John Willoughby Steve Willoughby 15 SENIORS (7-16) JUNIORS (18.19) SOPHOMORES (2011) ERESHMEN (22-23) Pres.-Amy Giezentanner; Vice- Pres.-Jose Garteiz Foras ter s Sec.- Julie Lasaten Sue Jennings-Rep, Shawn Ivanov-Rep.. Tammy Kling- Jeff Hall, Pres.i Susan Shell. Vice- Pres., Joanie Cowsert. Sec.i Robbie Stout. Treas.t Stacy Kirk and Kevin Davis, Representative. Wendy Parish, President, Gretch- en Kirkendoll. Vice-Pres. f Johnny Appleby, Representative, Harry Mann. Secretaryt Kirk Pryor, Re- Julie Reece. Rep; Debbie Nunley, Rep.s Ronnie Ivanov. Representa- tive; John Chalk, Vice-Pres.i Not pictured Sherri Ware, Pres. Treas. presentative. Juniors Leslie Allen Tisha Alsobreok Kristi Balent me Melinda Bass Dennis Berry Chene Brown Stacee Buck clew $ MONEY was the Junior Class' main concern. They did almost everything possible to raise dough for the Jr. Sr. Banquet S Prom. Bake sales, dances, and fruit sales at Christmas were just some of the methods they used. The Juniors found themselves taking the ASVAB. the ACT, the PSAT NMSQT, and anything else they could get a hold of. The future was on their mind as they began to think about college, and life after high school. To the Juniors it seemed like life was a never ending collage of tests, books, and college letters. Joanie Cow sen Charlotte Crowell Tim Crowell Kevin Davis Aimee Debate Tonya Duncan trie tsser Sam Oates Senna Oraham Pam Honea Mike Howard April Hutto Melissa Ingram Mike Isaac Jon Johnson Troy Keeling Stacy Kirk Jack Knight Randy Oumn Jeff Hall Mike Hartman Mike Hefner Stephanie Henderson Darla Hicks Shane Lenter Mike Long Mike Madden Junior Paige Mike Robert $ Glen Rogers Stan Rose Angela Sample Susan Shell Steve Sherman Jamie Shumwfty kim Spears Tim Stacks Christi Standley Robbie Stout Jimmy Swartz Brian Tatum Kelli Ubelhor Steve Ward Pale Warren Kim Washington Pan Weatherly Parr in Webb Wanda Wilson 20 Sophomores The Sophomore class is one in a million! While most classes wait un- til their Junior year to raise money for the prom, the sophomores start- ed during their freshmen year. This energetic class has sponsored car wash, raffles, pie suppers, and sold tumblers as some of their money- making activities. Over 1.500 dollars has been accumulated so far. They hope to have over 3.000 by the time it is their turn to sponsor the Junior- Senior Banquet £ Prom. This hard working crew is bound to go far. Gait Acklin Johnny Appleby Melissa Beck Sherri Bedov Johnny Bonds Michael Boone Clayton Borecky Carla Bradford Greg Bramlett Barry Branscum Cherie Breedlove Tresa Brown Kelli Brown Kevin Caldwell Shane Carroll Debi Chalk Jimmy Copp Alicia Cowan Tina Cron ice Lisa Cullum Richie Domers Jill Dudzik Debbie Duncan Richard Duncan Tim Duncan Steven Feagley Billy Fosko Richard Gawenis Lee Giezentanner Redessa Graham Lesli Gritts Angie Harness Charlie Hicks Todd Hink Shannon Hodges Lynette Holley Marty Horner Jimmy Huie Dale James Jamie Johnson John Johnson Kia Johnston Patsy Lovell Deanna McFarland Dennis McNulty Ike McWilliams Harry Mann Daniel Maxwell Lee Miller Adrian Neighbours Wendy Parish Brad Passmore Erika Percell Lori Phillips Kirk Pryor Linda Poole Billy Reece Alvin Robertson Renia Robinette Ann Rogers Tresa Sheets Buddy Skowron Sherri Smith Kenny Taylor Melissa Tindel Kevin Van Horn Natascha Walker Shawn Ware Denise Weatherly LeAnn Weaver Lynnie Weaver Patrick Wiley Kelli York Billy Young Lauana King ore tchen Kirkendoll Alisa Kling Cassie Lewis Nikki Long Freshmen Tad Babski Sheila Bellinger Kristi Berry Thomas Bigelow Carolyn Blantz Parrel Bonds Jan Bonds Tommy Bonds Heather Bontempi Andy Bower Len Bradford Kelli Bramlett Robin Bramlett Jamie Brown Alike Buckelew Jerry Campbell John Chalk Chris Collins James Collins Mae Craig Jennifer Crawford Mike Cope Kerri Duncan Patricia Duncan krika toff Donald Fazio Scott Givens Mary Hall Jennifer Hamilton Ronald Hanson Emma Harmon Toby Hendrix Sharlene Hill Don Henson Donna Hooten Kyle Huff Kerry Huie Kim Huie Ronnie Ivanov Patricia Jackson Warren Johnson Phil Jones Mary Kennedy Robin Kirkendoll Jeff Knight Todd Knight Lora La sater Stephanie Lawrence Susan Lee Just because the Freshmen Class is the lowest grade in high school doesn 7 mean that Freshmen are the lowest form of life! Freshmen play a major role at C.H.S. While still unable to par- ticipate in all C.H.S. organizations, they are able to join some clubs such as F.H.A. and F.F.A., and Student Council. The Freshmen Class of 1986 has made the big change, Middle School to High School. That's hard to do when you're still involved with Junior Sports. Even though being the low man on the totem pole seems hard, the Freshmen know that some day, they will be the top dog once again. oh'n Lemings Lora Lemings Toby Lewis Ricky Linn Angie Lovell Tracy Lowry Pamela Lundstrom Jimmy McJunkms Melissa Martin Julie Merry man Sean Merry man Sherri Morrison Melissa Morton Jennifer Motal fancy Musgrove Debbie Nunley Angel Osbourne Brian Passmore Laure Pronia Rodney Pruitt Julie Reece Lori Rose Funs Seymore Brenda Snider Jason Stagg Beverly SLurch Deanna Thompson David Ward bddie Ward Stacy Ward Sherri Ware Nancy Williams Dianna Wright Patricia Zarychta 23 1986 CHS Poll They Made The List! During the fall semester, the Torch Staff took a poll of the students to find out what their favorites really were. Below is a list of what they voted to the top. TA VORITE SONG Smok mg in the Boys Room FAVORITE GROUP Chicago FAVORITE MALE SINGER George Strait Bryan Adams FAVORITE FEMALE SINGER Whitney Houston FAVORITE VIDEO Money for Nothing FAVORITE CONCERT Bryan Adams FA VORITE RADIO STA TION Magic 105 FAVORITE DISC JOCKEY Craig O'Neal FA VORITE ALBUM Reckless - Bryan Adams FAVORITE MOVIE Rambo Part II FAVORITE TV SHOW Cosby Show FAVORITE ACTOR Don Johnson FAVORITE ACTRESS Joan Collins FA VORITE SOAP OPERA Days of our L lies FAVORITE SOAP COUPLE Bo Hope FA VORITE MALE SUPERSTAR Don Johnson Rob Lowe FAVORITE FEMALE SUPERSTAR Nancy McKeon FAVORITE AUTHOR Stephen King FAVORITE BOOK Pet Semitary FAVORITE CAR Corvette FAVORITE HANG OUT Pizza Hut FAVORITE RESTAURANT Pizza Hut FAVORITE FOOD Pizza F A VORITE SOF T DRINK Classic Coke FAVORITE PAST TIME Partying Music FAVORITE JEANS Lee FAVORITE TEACHER Mr. Miller FAVORITE SPORT Basketball ORGANIZATIONS Making Torch Staff 1st Row: Steve Ward, Jeff Hall, Charlie Joe Cool Me New. Darla Hicks. 2nd Row. Gretchen Kirkendoll. Shannon Hodges. Esther Pipkin. Melanie Miller. Dan Weatherly. 3rd Row: Michael Boone. Greg Bramlett, Melissa Ingram. Todd Hink. Kevin Caldwell. Kevin Van Horn. Mr. Jim Van Horn. (WE LOVE YOU). 4th Row-. Tami Beavers. Jamie Elliott, Joanie Cowsert. Susan Shell. Carol Coward. Denise Weatherly. Nikki Long, Renia Robinette. 5th Row: Wendy Parish. Pam Davis. Anna Breeden. Ken (Walking Tall) WhiUock, Missy Hodges. April Hutto. Shawnna Lefler. This year, more Torch Staff mem- bers were involved in the overall production of the yearbook than ever before. Much hard work and many all nighters were spent work- ing on the Torch. Several Torch Staffers, besides the editors and photographers, put in overtime. Our personal thanks go out to Ken Whil- lock, Shawnna Lefler, Carol Coward, and Jamie Elliott for all the poll counting. picture cutting, typing, in- terviewing, gas, legwork, and will- ingness. We hope that this year- book provides many special memo- ries when looked through and re- minds you of the changes that you made in 1986! Top left: Seniors Shawna Lefler and Carol Coward do some paperwork second hour. Middle Pic. The Torch Staff £ Library Club built a crowd pleasing pyramid during the Club Yell Competition at the Homecoming pep rally. Bottom pic.- Charlie Me New £ Es- ther Pipkin take a break during a yearbook workshop held at Harding University in Searcy. Front. Esther Pipkin. Chief Photographer. Gretchen Kirkendoll. Assistant Editor: Pam Da- vis. Editor-in-Chiefi Charlie McNew. Assistant Photographer. Headlines Stinger Staff Bottom Step-. Angela Sample. Second Row: Kristi Ba- lent ine. Julie Lasater. Pat Harris. Kim Spears. Me- lanie Miller. Melinda Bass. Third Row. Wanda Wil- son. Stacee Buckelew. Sherry Berry. Carol Coward, fourth Row Virginia Hughes. Melissa Ingram. Anna Breeden. Fifth Row. Leisa Bonds. Jeff Hall. Roy Kirk- patrick. Sports Ed.-. Sue Jennings. Sponsor-Mrs. Sher- rin Richardson. Top Right: Leisa £ Mel are hard at work on the Stinger. Middle: Mel is surprised by the camera during Stinger work hour. 7th period. Bottom. Mrs. Richardson discusses her latest Stinger ideas with Juniors Angela Sample £ Kim Spears. Along with other clubs, the Sting- er made the change this year. We went from the supervision of Mrs. Betty Oliger back to Mrs. Sherrin Richardson. Mrs. Richardson's jour- nalism class did most feature arti- cles and those interested and will- ing to work did the rest. Instead of having one cover artist, several dif- ferent people provided a cover. We've had a lot of fun working on the Stinger this year and were pleased with our results. Melanie Miller Leisa Bonds Future Homemakers Of America 1st Row: (L to R) Susan Pah Pah. Jessica Hill. PeAnna Thompson. Jan Bonds. Heather Bontempi. Patricia Zarychta. Melinda Bass. Aimme Pebate. Stacy Buckelew. Beverly Sturch. Teresa Synder. Mae Craig. Leslie Allen. Kellie Shannon. Lora Lemmings. Tracy Lowery. 2nd Row: Wendy Parish. Susan Lee. Kelly Bramlett. Melissa Tmdle. Redessa Graham, caria Bradford. Pebbie Chalk. Michelle Brown. Kathy Keko. Kristi Balent me. Lori Rose. Sharlene Hill. Kelly Ubelhor. Susan Shell. Pam Pavis. 3rd row. Mrs. Jan Lewis Sponsor. Sheila Bellinger. Erika Eoff. LeAnn Weaver. Jennifer Crawford. Theresa Baker. Tammy McAleese. Pianna Wright. Kristi Berry. Pebble Nunley. Patricia Jackson. Juhe Reece. Kim Washington. Charlotte Crowell. Tonya Puncan. Tisha Alsobrook. Leisa Bonds. Sue Jennings. Melanie Miller. Stephanie Lawrence. Julie Lasater. tvelyn Hahburton. Jamie Shumway. Treasa Sheets. Chene Brown. Chene Breedlove. Esther Pipkin. 4th Row Nicki Long. Rema Robinette. Shannon Hodges. Angela Sample. Joanie Cowsert. Anna Breeden. Amy Giezentanner. 5th Row Tami Beavers. Shawnna Lefler. Missy Hodges. Carol Coward. Parla Hicks. Erika Purcell. Pebbie Puncan. Melissa Ingram. Stephanie Henderson. Alicia Cowan. L ynette Holly. Peanna McFarland. Above: Stephanie Henderson works on the FHA scrapbook for Star Events. Susan Shell was chosen as a National Officer candidate. Many changes were made in FHA this year. The main change was a new sponsor. The re- duction of officers from 11-8 was another ma- jor difference. FHA started its year in July when the offi- cers held planning meetings. The Student Body was decided upon as a theme for the year. Participation in these activities, which ranged from a Student Body Work Shop to the annual Mother Daughter Banquet, was excel- lent. FHA was involved in a new project this year, which raised money for the Arkansas Children Hospital, called There's No Place Like Home-A Miracle Mile Away . To raise money for this project our chapter sold var ious types of food through the International Food Sales. FHA was one of the most active clubs on campus and although many changes have tak- en place in FHA. we have had an exceptionally successful year. Above Erika Percell entertains and (Right) members open gifts at the Christ- mas Party. Officers: Pres. Pam Pavis. Vice-Pres. Amy Giezentan- ner. 2nd Vice-Pres. Joanie Cowsert. 3rd Vice-Pres. Renia Robinette. Treas. Kellie Shannon. Sec. Susan Shell. Hist. Stephanie Henderson. Rep. Esther Pipkin. Future Farmers Of America First row Darrel Bonds. Jimmy McJunkins. Tad Babski, Ronnie Ivanov. Greg Bramlett. John Chalk. David Ward. Robyn Bramlett. Dennis McNulty. Mark Harness. Rocky KtrkendoH. Jay Jacobs. 2nd row. Tommy Appleby. Stacy Ward. Rodney Pruitt. Lynme Weaver. Lora Lemings. Lon Phillips. Missy Hodges. Shawn Ware. Billy Thompson. Daniel Maxwell. Todd Hink 3rd row Mr. Danny Newland. sponsori Steven Fiegley. Richard Gawenis. D.L. Webb. Glen Lemings. Mike Isaac. Lee Miller. Jeff Hall. Chris Collins. Charlie Hicks. Dale James. Melissa Morton. 4th row. Sam Gates. Steve Ward. Troy keeling. Glenn Rogers. Dan Weatherly. Ike McWilliams. Kern Huie. Jimmy Swartz. Tim Duncan. John Schooley. Johny Bonds. Rickey Linn. 5th row Dennis Berry. Stacy kirk. Scott Givens. Toby Hendrix. Mike Bird. Todd Knight. Jamie Brown. Jason Stagg. Phil Jones. Mike Hetner. Glen Lemings. Sherri Ware. Sentinel. Rocky kirkendoll. Pres.; Tim Stacks. Vice Pres.; Stacy kirk. Sec.; Jeff Knight. Reporteri Mark Harness. Treas.i Troy Keeling. Student Advisor. FFA makes learning more interesting through real life experiences. Unlike normal educational programs, you are not just part of an audience. You get a piece of the action. The Clinton FFA Chapter is one the many across the U.S. that is learning by doing. The Clin- ton Chapter takes part in many Judg- ing Contests throughout the year in leadership and also skills. They also have the annual FFA Rodeo each year that takes place in May. Above: Sherri Ware-FFA Sweetheart Near left £ far left: The parliamentary team finds time to goof off during practice. 29 i OFFICERS: Seatedi Jamie Elliott. President, Shawnna Letter, Vice-pres., Standing: Joanie Cowsert, Overdues, Carol Coward. Reporter, Missy Flodges, Secretary, April Hutto. Treasurer. The Library Club keeps things running smoothly. They check out books to peo- ple. put them back on the shelves when they are returned, and write over dues. Besides keeping the books in order, the library assistants help students find what they need. They look up books in the card catalog and show students how to find needed reference materials. The aids also keep the library neat and clean by dusting and polishing the furniture. The Library Club has proven to be a necessary part of C.H.S. Beta Club 1st row- Leisa Bonds. Melanie Miller. Amy Giezentanner. Kelli Shannon. Wendy Parish. Susan Shell. Natascha Walker. Kevin Caldwell. 2nd row: Julie Lasater. Esther Pipkin. Pam Davis. Dayna Bilderback. Kelli Campbell. Melissa Beck. 3rd row: Steve Sisco. Kevin Davis. Dan Weatherly. Roy Kirkpatrick. Jeff Hall. JoAnne Consigny. Cherie Breedlove. OFFICERSt Esther Pipkin. President, Leisa Bonds. Vice- Pres.i Julie Lasater. Secretary, Susan Shell. Treasurer, Steve Sisco. Reporter, Dan Weatherly. Student Advisor. The Beta Club got off to a good start this year Mrs. Missy Crockett started the ball roll- ing by getting information from the national office and appointing people to check grades and eligibility of members. In November, the members were initiated in a candle lit ceremo- ny followed by a banquet. Amy Giezentanner provided intertainment as she sang Memories from the musical Cats . A turkey raffle was held December X to raise money for the State Beta Convention. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Crockett and the leadership of Esther Pi- plin. the Beta Club had a very successful year. Spanish Club 1st rowion ground Buddy (Lorenzo) Skowron. Mary (Maria) Kennedy. Sue Jennings. Wendy(Carmen) Parish. Debi(CeciHa) Chalk. Redessa(6ra- cjela) Graham. Darrin(tsieban) Ward. 2nd row: Billy(Guillermo) Fosko. Senora Anna Love. Sponsori (tenia Robinette. Lesli(Barbara) Gritts. Larol(Carolina) Coward. Angie(Angela) Harness. Tommy(Joaquin) Hutchinson. Arron(Antonio) Booher. Darrin(Lorenzo) Webb. Harry(Roberto) Mann, Lee(Carbs) Giezenlanner. 3rd row: Jimmy(Jaime) Copp. Timmy(Tomas) Bonds, Barry(Fidel) Branscum, Michael(Miquel) Boone. Esther Pipkin. Pam(Paca) Davis. Don(Ramon) Henson. Toby(Fidel) Lewis. Wanda(Alicia) Wilson. JoAnn(Josefa) Bates. Mulie(Alicia) Reece. Kelli(Ka- trina) York. Patricia(Patricia) Zarychta, Caroline(Carolina) Blantz. Not Pictured: Stan(Keton) Rose. Amy(Mariana) Giezenlanner. Amy Giezenlanner. Pres.. Carol Coward. Sec.i Lee Giezentanner. Treasurer. Harry Mann. Vice-Pres. The Spanish Cub this year underwent seme changes. The one most notable to CHS students was the hiring of a new teacher. Mrs. Anna Love, who was chosen tor this position, had done a great job in teaching and supporting her group. A whole new set of Spanish officers had also added to the changes. These officers have worked hard throughout the year, but certainly no harder than any of the other members. The club set several goals at the beginning of the year, but for various reason? the best of some of these plans were thwarted. However, as a whole the club members stayed very enthusiastic and willing to work. The Spanish Club had a dinner theater in the spring, and it was bigger than the previous year. Office Staff Seated. Ruth Duncan, Dayna Bilderback. Back: Leslie Allen. Michelle Brown. Patricia Harris. Erika Purcell. Tammy McAleese. Redessa Graham. Working on the Office Staff is one of the best jobs at Clinton High School. It gives the girls who work in the office a chance to meet the teachers and learn how to run the different machines such as the Xerox copier. Making rounds is also a big part of our job in the office. Rounds is going from class to class picking up the slips of paper that the teachers are supposed to put out when someone is absent. Another part of our job is to take messages to people and run errands. I think that the favorite part of working in the office is delivering the flowers and balloons that come in on someones birthday. As members of the office staff we have to help keep things going through rain. snow, or sunny weather and I think that we do a pretty good jobl Above and left: Leslie Allen and Dayna Bilderback work in the office. 33 Dayna Bilderback The C 34 I Fellowship Of Christian Athletes 1st row: Pat Harris. Rexanna Morrison. Dayna Bilderback, Kristi Balentine. Shannon Hodges. Nikki Long. Renia Robinette. Denise Weatherly. Gretchen Kirkendoll. Wendy Parish. Carla Bradford. 2nd row: Darla Hicks. Esther Pipkin. Cherie Breedlove. Kim Washington. Patricia Jackson, Carol Coward. Leisa Bonds. Sue Jennings. Julie Merryman. Julie Lasater. LeAnn Weaver. Alisa Kling. Kevin Caldwell.. 3rd row: Missy Hodges. Jay Chalk. April Hutto. Kim Spears. Melissa Ingram. Erika Per cell. Lori Rose. Steve Sisco. 4th row: Angela Sample. Susan Shell. Tim Duncan, Stephanie Henderson. Joanie Cowsert. Debbie Duncan. Todd Hink, Kevin Davis, Patrick Wiley. 5th row- Mike Isaac. Randy Guinn. Roy Kirkpatrick. Jack Knight. Steve Ward. Stacy Kirk, Robbie Stout. Greg Bramlett. Jeff Hall. Coach Mike Maxwell. Sponsor. OFFICERS: Susan Shell, Presidents Jeff Hall. Vice-Pres.i Joanie Cowsert. Secretary: Jay Chalk. Reporter. The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is a fairly new club at CHS. However, in only its second year it has become one of the larger orga nizations. FCA provides several ac tivities other than the weekly meet ings. Picnics. Hay rides, and occas sionally. a Razorback football game are taken in by members. The Torch Staff would like to wish the organi- zation much continued growth and success in the following years. Student Council 1st Row, (I to R) Julie Reece, Jeff Hall. Melanie Miller. Amy Giezentanner. Wendy Parish. 2nd Row: Kevin Davis. Stacy Kirk. Sue Jennings. Shawn Ivanov. Johnny Appleby, Kirk Pryor. Don Ruster Sponsor. Officers: Pres. Melanie Miller, Vice-Pres. Angela Sample. Sec. Sue Jennings. The Student Council was very busy this past year with projects and plans. We held our annual Christmas Dance and though the turnout was not great, we still had a good time. For a new project, we held a Christmas Charity Clothes drive. All the clubs were to donate old clothes for charity and the clothes were given points. Almost all the clubs participated and the Spanish Club won with 256 points. The second semester was devoted to do- ing something about the exemption poli- cy and getting an excellent leadership film for the student body. Finally we fin- ished off our busy year with the annual Honors Banquet. 16 Future Business Leaders Of America 1st row Mrs. Betty Oliger, Shannon Hodges. Missy Hodges. Shawnna Lefler, Tammy Kling, Debbie Duncan. Stephanie Henderson. Kim Spears. Joanie Cowsert. 2nd row-. Wendy Parish. Tami Beavers. Jamie EUiott. Esther Pipkin. Amy Giezentanner. Anna Breeden. Angela Sample. Melissa Ingram. Susan Shell. April Hutto. JoAnn Bates. 3rd row: Donald Fazio. Pam Davis. Leisa Bonds. Carol Coward. Sue Jennings. Denise Weatherly. Renia Robinette. Nikki Long. Natascha Walker. Kelli Campbell. 4th row-. Kelli Shannon. Julie Lasater. Kristi Balentine. Ruth Duncan. Dayna BUderback, Angie Treece. Rexanna Morrison. Pat Harris. Tammy McAleese. Michelle Brown. 5th row• Melissa Beck. Jeff Hall. Angie Harness. Debi Chalk, Jose Garteiz. Cherie Brown. Kathy Keko. 6th row: Lee Giezentanner. Kevin Caldwell. Brad Passmore. Kevin Davis. Kevin Van Horn, Johnnie Appleby. Ken Averett. Steve Sisco. 7th row Gil Hitesman. Bobby Craig. Benjl Rains. Shawn Ivanov, Chad Campbell, Jack Appleby. Marty Horner, John Bonds. FBLA is. without a doubt, one of the most active organizations at CHS. Sev- eral Members participated in a style show headed by Julie Lasater at the District VI Fall Leadership Conference. At Christmas, about 15 members sang carols and visited the elderly at Van Buren County Nursing Home. Also in December, a Rock-a-Thon was held to raise money for the March of Dimes. The night owls and Mrs. Oliger rocked from 6p.m. to 6 a.m. Our chap- ter did very well at the Spring Leader- ship Conference in March, with sever- al members going to state. OFFICERS: Julie Lasater. District Secretary, Sue Jennings. President, Ken Averett, Vice-president, Leisa Bonds. Treasur- eri Melissa Ingram. Historian, Kim Spears. Secretary, Angela Sample, Reporter. District Officer Julie Lasater Top right and above right, FBLA members sang Christmas carols to the elderly at the nursing home. Above 6 Below: Several members enjoy themselves at the Rock-a- Thon. Clinton High School Yellowjacket Marching Band Julie Lasater. Nolan Halliburton. L.K. Balentine. Brian Grosse. Kim Kirkendoll. Pam Meeking. Finis Seymore. JoAnn Bates. Amie Allbright. Shawna Renfroe. Kristi Balentine. Stephanie Lawrence. Natascha Walker, Darla Pronia. Benji Rains. Stephanie Johnson. Angela Bridges. Angela Whillock. Myrtle Poole. Karla Pronia. Karla Balentine. Cody Gifford. Tanya Borecky, Kevin Caldwell. Eric Esser. Nina Bonds. Rebekha Wilson. Dan Weatherly, Cherie Oliger. Back row: Christi Standley. Lora Lasater, Kevin Van Horn. James Davis. Rodney Pruitt. Pam Honea. Sherry Bedow. Making Fun Weekend Life (j CANT FlKiD MV SOCIAL CAlHMCARlj T CHS students' weekends ranged from watching, cheering, or playing in football or basketball games to rockin' at the Little Rock hot spots. A typical Friday night usually con- sisted of attending a game, cruising the Pizza Hut. and dropping in at Good Times, better known as Coach T't Place. Saturday nights weren't much differ- ent. A date usually included a movie at the Gateway Twin Cinema, a pizza at the Pizza Hut. and. yes. usually parking. When hanging out with friends, people sometimes took in a party after making the cruise through town and the Pizza Hut. For those of us who chose to venture a little farther, there was Conway with its' Cinema 6 and various eating places. Teenage night clubs such as Visions or Charlie's in Little Rock provided re- creation for some. Although Clinton isn't well known for its' night life. Clinton students always found an interesting way to spend their weekend time. 40 Making v e Score V page 58 J Page 60 SENIOR HIGH SPORTS Yellowjacket Senior Football Row I: Patrick Wiley. Mrg. Jeff Hall. Tim Duncan. Greg Bramlett. Mike Madden. Randy Guinn. Jack Knight. Steve Ward. Jon Johnson. Kirk Pryor. ToddHink. Mike Hefner. Row 2 Coach John Vitalie. Steve Sherman. Shawn Ware. Ken Averett. Rocky Kirkendoll. Roy Kirkpatrick. Jay Chalk. Randy Treece. Tim Stacks. Robbie Stout. Mike Isaac. Glenn Rogers. Kevin Davis. Johnny Appleby. Rexanna Morrison. Coach Mike Maxwell. Ken Averett Sr.. R.B. 5 U '. ISO Jay Chalk Sr.. F.B. S’KT. 204 Ricky Kirkendoll Sr.. R.B. S'KT. IS7 Roy Kirkpatrick Sr.. Q.B. S'9 . 169 Randy Treece Sr.. S.E. K. 63 . I7S Kevin Davis Jr.. F.B. S'KT. 163 Randy Guinn Jr.. F.B. S'S . 137 Jeff Hall Jr.. Q.B. S'9 . 136 Jon Johnson Jr.. R.B. S'8 . 141 12 vu i Jack Knight Mike Isaac Jr. S.E. 6’Cr. 155 Kirk Pryor Soph.. T. Sir. 219 Shawn Ware Soph.. C 5'8 . 154 Rexanna Morrison Sr. Mgr. 5'5 201 Mike Madden Jr.. E. 59 . 142 Glenn Rogers Jr.. G. 59 . 146 Tim Stacks Jr.. K.iE. 69 . 187 Robbie Stout Jr.. R.B. 57 , 55 Steve Ward Jr.. E. 59 . 157 Greg Bramlett Soph.. Q.B. 59 . 141 Tim Duncan Soph., R.B. 570 , 153 Todd Hink Soph.. R.B. 5’5 . 120 Mike Hefner Jr. Mgr. Steve Sherman Jr. Mgr. Johnny Appleby Soph. Mgr. Patrick Wiley Soph. Mgr. Not pictured: Stacy Kirk Jr. S.E. 59 , 147 43 Pride Is What Counts After playing so well, but narrowly losing their first two games of the sea- son, the Jackets had a tough time put- ting it all together in 1985-1986. Clinton finished a dissappointing third place in the 5AA North Conference. The highlight of the season was Clin- ton's winning two straight games in thrillers over Marshall and archrival Heber Springs. The Jackets' had a chance to reach their goal, the play- offs, but close losses to Vilonia and Bald Knob sealed their fate. Coaches Maxwell and Vitale said they will miss the leadership of the seniors: Rocky Kirkendoll, Ken A verett, Roy Kirkpatrick, Jay Chalk, and Randy Treece. They all had great senior years. We wish them the best as they take a great step forward in life. The seniors of '86 would like to wish next year's squad good luck and a vote of confidence that the '86-'87 Jackets can reach their goal, the Conference Championship! Roy Kirkpatrick SCORES US THEM Perry ville 11 19 Bardanelle 11 14 Atkins 6 35 Vilonia 11 33 Harrison 0 44 Mountain View 0 41 Marshall 13 7 Heber Springs 10 13 Greenbrier 0 40 Bald Knob 15 17 Below, ALL DISTRICT PLA YERS Roy Kirkpatrick, Jay Chalk, and Rocky Kirkendoll. Senior Girls' Basketball 1st row: Melissa Ingram, Mgr.i April Hutto, Angela Sample, Shannon Hodges, Gretchen Kirkendoll, Kim Spears, Melanie Miller, Melissa Ingram, Mgr. 2nd row: Missy Hodges, Darla Hicks, Cherie Breedlove, Stephanie Henderson, Erika Percell, Leisa Bonds, Carla Bradford, Angie Huggins, Sherry Berry, Joanie Cowsert, Kim Washington, Nikki Long, Coach John Vitale. Sherry Berry Senior 5’9 Leisa Bonds Senior 5'9” Missy Hodges Senior 5 7 Angie Huggins Senior 57 Melanie Miller Senior 5'5 Joanie Cowsert Junior 5’9 Stephanie Henderson Junior Darla Hicks Junior 5’$ April Hutto Junior Angela Sample Junior Kim Washington Junior Carla Bradford Sophomore 511 Cherie Breedlove Sophomore 57 Shanon Hodges Sophomore 5'5 Gretchen Kirkendoll Sophomore 5 6 Nikki Long Sophomore 57 Erika Percell Sophomore 5'S A Season Of Ups And Downs This year's senior girls basketball team had a fairly successful year. With their five graduating seniors, they played on years of experience and tal- ent. The season had its downs, like two disappointing losses to Mountain View, but, it also had its ups. The de- feat of Guy Perkins and Nemo Vista in the UCA Tournament, the close games against Greenbrier and South Side, and especially the defeat of Shirley at home were big moments for the team. Next year the team will be young but talented. If they work hard they’ll have a good year. Oh, one more thing, GOOD LUCK HERBSIII Melanie Miller SCORES US THEM NEMO VISTA 50 60 MORRIL TON 42 50 BALD KNOW 43 39 SOUTH SIDE 44 47 MARSHALL 48 31 TIMBO 42 29 SHIRLEY 51 47 CONCORD 69 54 SHIRLEY 41 59 MT. VIEW 49 50 GREENBRIER 34 54 VILONIA 60 47 GUY 65 48 NEMO VISTA 40 38 GREENBRIER 36 44 MARSHALL 40 26 BALD KNOB 46 49 GREENBRIER B 40 45 SHIRLEY 47 54 HEBER SPRINGS 47 42 MT. VIEW 57 61 VILONIA 41 42 48 Senior boys' basketball Charlie McNew Senior 6 3V Steve Sisco Randy Treece Sei 6“ Ken Whillock Senior 6'9” Brett Williams 1st row: Jeff Hall. Darrin Webb. Stan Rose. Craig Koster. 2nd row. Melissa Ingram. Mgr.i Ken Averett. Tommy Hutchinson. Tim Stacks. Brett Williams. Ken Whillock. Randy Treece. Dennis Berry. Charlie Me New. Steve Sisco. Coach Andy Vining. Dennis Berry Stan Rose Tim Stacks Darrin Webb Junior 5'5 Tommy Hutchinson Sophomore Craig Koster Sophomore 511 No Photo Available Stacy Kirk Junior 5'KT A Very Successful Year The 1985-86 Clinton High School Boys Team had one of the best years in school history. It all started when eight devoted players went to Arkansas State University during the summer to a team camp. The team finished third out of twelve teams. Many things were accomplished during the off-season and this included a new offense called triple post. This was perfect for the tall team which included 6'8” Ken Whit- lock. 6'5 Dennis Berry, and 6’5 Brett Williams. Great shooting and team- work were the specialities of 6’4 Ran- dy Treece and 6'3 Charlie McNew. This height provided many problems for opposing teams. The opposition also had the problem of not knowing which player to stop because all five could take over by themselves and lead the team. Clinton did experience a few setbacks when they lost to Mor- rilton and lost a couple of games in tournaments. When the yearbook went to press the Jackets were one game away from the 5-AA North Conference championship with a 9-0 record and 15- 3 overall. Steve Sisco SCORES US THEM 73 Nemo 58 69 Morrilton 84 80 Bald Knob 59 48 South Side 31 56 Marshall 49 36 Shirley 14 60 Timbo 46 36 South Side 22 58 Norfork 68 64 Mt. View 41 67 Greenbrier 59 64 Vilonia 44 69 Guy Perkins 71 54 Marshall 42 61 Heber Springs 53 52 Mt. View 37 63 Vilonia 32 52 54 The Clinton High School Tennis Team has a very successful sea- son in 1985. Clinton opened the season with a 9-1 win over Pottsville at Dardenelle Lake and Dam Courts in early March. In the next match. Clinton Girls defeated Harrison and the boys were defeated by a strong Harrison boys team. The third match Clinton won both boys and girls matches over Shirley High School. Harding Academy defeated our boys and our girls at Fairfield Hay. The Cabot-Clintbn match was canceled. TOURNAMENT AT BA TESVILLE Mary Roster, senior, no. I sin- gles. was runner-up in the final girls match. Harding Academy defeated Clinton boys and girls at Searcy. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT DARDANELLE LAKE AND DAM Clinton Girls Team won Dis- trict 4AA title. Mary Roster won District 4AA Girls Singles title. The members of the tennis team for 1985 were boys: Joe Shell. Steve Priest, Jeff Hall, Ke- vin Caldwell, D.L. Webb, and Charlie Hicks-, and girls: Mary Roster. Michelle Johnson. Missy Hodges. Susan Shell. Shannon Hodges. 1985 Jacket Tennis Joe Shell. Missy Hodges. Mary Koster. Steve Priest. Susan Shell. Kevin Caldwell. Michelle Johnson. D.L. Webb. Jeff Hall. Charlie Hicks. MARY KOSTER RUNNER-UP STATE AA GIRLS’ SINGLES 1985 55 1985 Senior Girls' Track Row I.- Anna Breeder), Sue Jennings. Angela Samples. Darla Hicks. Rexanna Morrison, Joanit Cowsert. Row 1 April Hutto. Stephanie Henderson. Nikki Long. Kim Spears. Melanie Miller. Leisa Bonds. Kim Washington. Not Pictured: Karena Weatherly. Misti Parish. Michelle Johnson, 1985 Senior Boys' Track Row I: James Jacobs. Stacy Kirk. Roy Kirkpatrick. Tim Stacks. Robbie Stout. Jack Knight. Jay Chalk. Row 2: Shawn Ivanov. Junior Page. Glenn Rogers, Tim Crowell. Jon Johnson. Steve Sherman. Ken A verett. Not pictured: Tim McNulty. Ronnie Guinn. Brian Beem. 57 Yellowjacket Baseball 1985 Front Row. Robby Cassell. Mike Madden. Roy Kirkpatrick. Stacy Kirk. Rocky Kirkendoll. Joe Silva. Greg Bramlett. Todd Hink. Back Row. Bill Mann. Kyle Holley. Arron Booher. Joe Browning. Kevin Davis. Jay Chalk. Tim McNulty, Coach Andy Vining. 58 gklNnw rSUOWJACrST BASEBAU STATISTICS AS Of Finn. Compiled by Jin Van Horn INDIVIDUAL PITCHING KLAYER games WON LOS I IIRXEIDCLL, R. 7 1 2 CHAU, 3. 6 3 1 DAVIS, I. 2 0 0 HOLLEY, I. 9 1 1 TOTALS T T T it so B8 ERA 20 6 26 7 2.10 18 '7 21 U 6.61 2 2 2 2 7.00 26 TT w 26 IT 20 TT 9.-5 SEASON RECORD clinton---------8 SO TOO IDE-----12 CLINTON--------10 « VILONIA--------6 clinton--------16 MORRILTO� ......16 CLINTON........20 VESTEM GROVE---3 clinton—.......9 SHIRLEY........5 VO� -.-5 LOST V TIED 1 CLINTON........-A MEMO VISTA.......7 CLINTON---------—6 OAK GROVE--------7 CLINTON----------19 SHIRLEY----------6 • ROC IT IIWENDOLL HITS GRAN ISLAM HOKEftUK ON CTuB5 • DISTRICT TO''RNAKE.VT 5-'-85 CLINTON-------------8 • NEMO VISTA--------5 CLINTON............-0 • CREENBRIEJt-------21 YtLLQ JACXtT BASEBALL STATISTICS AS Of HNAU1965 Compiled by Jin Van Horn INDIVIQUA.L. PLAYER GAMES 42 HITS 1C NULTY, T. to 30 IE KIRKENDOLL, R. 10 25 10 MANX, P. 10 26 9 II IPATRICK, R. 10 35 11 DAVIS, I. 10 26 8 BRAMLETT, C. 10 26 7 MAOISM, K. 10 19 A SILVA, 3. 10 22 A CASSELL, R. 9 13 2 BO HIT, I. 9 16 1 KIRK. S. 8 16 1 CHAU, 3. 8 8 0 HINK, 7. 8 5 0 BROWN IXG, 3. 5 % 0 BOOKER, A. A _JL TOTALS 10 276 71 hitting IS HR RBI 1 2 0 8 .W67 3 1 1 8 .LOO 1 1 0 9 .3A6 0 0 1 6 .3 2 1 0 8 • 308 1 1 0 7 .250 2 0 0 2 .211 i 0 0 7 .182 0 0 0 2 .158 0 0 0 1 .06} 0 0 0 0 .06) 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 r 6 2 59 .257 Making Spirit! The Senior Cheerleaders front row Denise Weatherly. Second row. Susan Shell. Pam Davis. Amy Giezentanner. Sue Jennings. Carol Coward. Third row: Jamie tlliott. Top Wendy Parish. Captains Pam Dans Senior Sue Jennings Senior Jamie Elliott Senior Amy ijiezentanner Senior Susan Shell Junior Wendy Parish Sophomore Penis Weatherly Sophomore The spirit was high in 1986. The cheerleaders put forth every effort to raise spirit levels at CHS. They tried to incorporate new and exciting yells, pyramids, and dances into their performances. They were behind the teams all the way. In wins or losses, they never gave up on the Jackets. The '86 squad was exceptional in their attitudes and cooperation. The group got along extremely well. Sherrin Rich- ardson, squad sponsor, was the chief motivator . She kept the excitement up with pep talks (yes, even cheerleaders need them sometimes), and occasional overnight trips just for fun. There was a special closeness that the '86 cheerleaders shared. It is a feeling that will be remembered always. GO JACKETSIIIIIIH Homecoming Week Was Full Of Excitement Members of the Sophomore Class per- form their yell during the competition. The Teachers performed during the Homecoming Pep Rally. Some of the more spectacular members of the student body, the Band, and the Student CounciKwith the winning yell) are featured. The Students and faculty were all fired up as those five festive days began. Monday was Hats Off to the Jackets day. Most people wore their coolest hats and shades to school to support their team. When Tuesday came everyone went a little wild. It was Crazy Day and Lee Giezentanner was the Craziest”. We Rocked with the Jackets on Wednesday as Fifties Day rolled around. Mike Isaac was the coolest cat in town that day. On Black and Gold Day. Beverly Sturch was the most colorful person in school. The spirit was at fever pitch as everyone anticipated the big game the next day. Roy Kirkpatrick really looked classy on Friday of Homecoming Week. Better known as Dress-up Day. Friday. 4th hour, we celebrated our homecoming with a pep rally in which different clubs made up cheers to perform in the Club Yell Competition. Those people who went all out during the week. Kellie Shannon. Anna Breeden. Esther Pipkin. Charlie McNew. Melissa Ingram. Angela Sample, and Mr. Ruster. were also honored. A great end to a great week came when we won our battle against Marshall that night and celebrat- ed afterward at the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Junior Class. Jacket Homecoming Royalty Queen Senior Maid Tami Beavers Senior Maid Kirkpatrick. Jamie Elliott Melissa Hodges Escort-Rocky Kirkendoll Escort-Jay Chalk For the second year in a row, the rain came down as the homecoming ceremonies went on. Spirits weren’t dampened, however, as the Jackets seized their first victory of the season. The homecoming royalty was chosen from a list of candidates voted on by the student body. The football team elected the candidates that were voted upon. The senior candidates were Tami Beavers, Carol Coward, Pam Davis, Jamie Elliott, Missy Hodges, and Tammy Kling. The juniors elected were Joanie Cowsert, Darla Hicks, April Hutto. Melissa Ingram, and Susan Shell. Nikki Long, Gretchen Kirkendoll, Alisa Kling, Wendy Parish, Renia Robinette, and Denise Weatherly were the sophomore candidates. Homecoming is special for everyone at CHS, not only the royalty. May thjs tradition always be as anxiously awaited and as highly respected as it was in 1985-1986. Nikki Long. Sophomore Maid; Darla Hicks. Junior Maids Jamie Elliott. Senior Maidj Tami Beavers. Senior Queen; Missy Hodges. Senior Maid; April Hutto. Junior Maid; Wendy Parish. Sophomore Maid. Most Studious Steve Sisco Amy Giezentanner Biggest Flirt Missy Hodges S Roy Kirkpatrick Most Talented Julie Lasater $ James Davis wittiest Esther Pipkin Charlie McNew Shyest Susan Dahdah $ Shawn Ivanov Most Courteous Chad Campbell Pam Davis Most Athletic Jay Chalk £ Sherry Berry Most Masculine £ Most Feminine Roy Kirkpatrick £ Tami Beavers 68 Special People Most Dependable Chad Campbell S Melanie Miller Most School Spirited Sue Jennings Brett Williams FIRST RUNNER UP: dflMIE ELLIOTT GIRLS JUDGED BY NQb-flN RIEH-flRDSDN U 0F fl BASKETBALL SEGONB RUNNER UP: SUSAN SNELL FIRST RUNNER UP: R0Y KIRK. PATRICK BQYS dUBGEB BY LUEY ■HIMSTEBT 11 flETIEJN NEWS SEE0NB RUNNER UP: MIEflAEb B00NE After 15 years as the top official at Clinton High School, C.G. Cowsert re- tired. He spent his college education at Hen- derson State, Delta State, and finished at the University of Mississippi. He became the Basketball Coach at Marvell in '53 and came close to the State Championship many times. He reluctantly went into administration for the money. After holding the position of principal, he became superintendent. After IS years at Marvell he and his family moved to Clin- ton in June of 1970 where he assumed the superintendent position here. Clinton Public Schools made great pro- gress under Mr. Cowsert's leadership. He retired because he didn't feel well and didn't think he could do as good a job as he had in the past. We at Clinton High School would like to thank you for being so supportive of the students, faculty, and school system. Congratulations on a wonderful career of 33 years. 75 Arkansas Girls' £ Boys' State Arkansas Governors’ School When I was chosen to represent Clinton High School at the Arkansas Governors School. I was surprised. I didn't know what to expect, but the 6 I 2 weeks that I spent there were terrific! Hendrix College sponsored Governors School and the whole campus was open for our use. There were ■kV students from all across the state of Arkansas and I made many friends that I will remember forever. It would not be possible to explain Cover nor's School completely or say what all n't’ did in this paragraph, but I am glad that I had the chance to participate in this special program. I have bene fitted a lot from the experience and I want to thank CHS for giving me a chance to go! Payna Bilderback tell U'li lti .iv Cli.tlk. Pjm havis. Cluu IlC Boys' Slate Being at Boy's State was quite an experience tor us. WV met a lot of new friends and learned about our state government. M f also listened to a lot of good speakers; but most importantly. wt had a good time. Girls’ Slate One ol the best weeks of my life was spent at Ouachita Bap tist University for 3iris’ State, from every speaker I learned something new. Besides being able to participate in elections by voting. I was also lucky enough to be elected. Sitting in the House of Representatives was a great experience for me. The theme of Girls' State this year was U e Are the World . It had a very special meaning by the end of the week. The spirit and love there made it easy to make many close friend ships. What began as a week of uncertainty ended as a week of fulfillment. Being a Girls' Stater was truly an honor and I deeply thank the faculty of CHS for selecting me. Pam Pa vis 76 MAKING THE GRADE CHS Teachers have made the change throughs Years Of Devotion FACULTY School Board Front row: Pick McCormick, Chesley H. Robinette. Presi- denti Forrest L. Baker, Second lock. Edward Morgan. Not pic- tured, Don A. Hensley. Vice- Superintendant Homer Burnley • l Superintendant's Secretary Rosemary Gunn Principal Dwight P. Hutto Principal's Secretary Elaine Bonds Dolores Case Alg. I Trigonometry Jr. Class Sponsor Jimmy Duncan American His. World His. Con tern. Am. His. Geography Soph. Class Sponsor Danny Goza Beg. Band Jr. Band Survey Tine Arts Vocal Music Sr. Band Missy Crockett Civics Ark. His. Global St. Econ. Beta Sponsor Elinor Garner Typing I 7th Gr. Math Jan Lewis Tam. Liv. Home Ec. Home Ec. II Clothing Housing T.H.A. Sponsor Ann Love Spanish I $ II English I Spanish Club Sponsor Leslie Miller English III English IV Sr. Class Sponsor Betty Oliger Computer Sci. Computer Lit. J.E. T. Computer Tech. Accounting T.B.L.A. Sponsor Mike Maxwell Health Sr. Boys Tootball Jr. Boys Tootball C. Club Sponsor T.C.A. Sponsor Danny Hew land Adv. farm Mech. Exploratory Agriculture Animal Science Tarm Mech. T.T.A. Sponsor Sallie Parish Oral Comm. English I Drama Drama Club Sponsor 80 Sam Roberts Bus. Math Pre. Alg. Geometry Don Ruster Guidance Counselor St. Council Sponsor Sharon Richardson English II Journalism Cheerleader Sponsor Nath Tumiison Earth Sci. Physics Biology Soph. Class Sponsor Kenton Tester Biology Earth Sci. Human Phys. Jr. Class Sponsor Jim Van Horn (Alias Buddy Holly) Librarian Torch Staff Sponsor Library Staff Sponsor Andy Vinmg Sr. Boys Basketball Jr. Boys Basketball 7th Gr. Basketball 7th Gr. Football John Vitale Phy. Ed. Sr. Girls Basketball Jr. Girls Basketball Asst. Football Coach Stacy West Special Ed. Sr. Class Sponsor [ Making The Food Clinton’s Nutritionists This year, lunch was much more enjoy- able. Instead of having only one choice for lunch, we had three. We had the stan- dard lunch, sandwich lunch, or salad bar. The Torch Staff has only compliments to hand these ladies, who seemed to handle all three selections so effortlessly. Head Chef Jeannetta Hogue Head Chef: Amy Bonds Amy Bonds. Aline Loven. Susan Bonds. Ruth Brown: Elementary cooks. 81 Making The Rounds Bus Drivers 1st row. Gary DuHadway. Bobby Bramlett. C.Y. Lawrence. Roger Sweatt, Floyd Flannery. 2nd row. Chuck Smucker. Richard Borecky. J.W. Stopp. Hollis Chalk. Henry Pipkin. Bus Mechanics: Roy Whilloughby. Hollis Chalk Don Boone Head of Maintenance Barry Gunn Middle School Custo- dian Not Pictured: Richard Borecky. High School Custodian MIDDLE SCHOOL 6th Grade Officers: Karen Allbright. Presi dents Chance Johnson. VicePresidenti Brian Stoltzfus. Secretary 7th Grade Officers: Row . Myra Eoff. Presi- dent; Robbie Robinette. Vice President; Rob bie Mcknight. Vice President; Jimmy Gaddy. Secretary; Row 2. Traci Bolden. Treasurer; Shawn Maxwell. Reporter; Caroline Stagg and Shanna Bradford. Represenatives; Stli Grade Officers: Rebecca Edwards. Presi- dent; Kan Babski. Vice President. Becky Cul- lum. Secretary; Angela Hargis. Treasurer: Cherie Oliger. Reporter; Eighth Grade Anne Allbright Chris Allen Nathan Allen Kan Bab ski Karla Balentine Stephanie Barger Michelle Bass Brian Beach Chester Beck Kristina Bedow Trent Berry Doug Bilderback Nina Bonds Tanya Borecky James Bramlett Angela Bridges Morton Brown Stephanie Brown Dan Buchanon Juhe Burroughs Linn Chapman Donna Clark Kelly Clutts Elaine Consigny Becky Cullum Tim Cut right Monica Day is Leeanda Dawes Cindy Dickson Stuart Dickey Dennis Domers Billie Duncan Chad Duncan Sonya Duncan Lee Ann tdwards Rebecca Edwards Cody Elliott Ronald Fazio Karmen Ganus Cheryl Gardener Phil Graham Nolan Halliburton Angela Hargis David Hess Karen Holley Roy Holtz Jo Ann Hone a Alicia Hopkins Skeeter Horlacher Jennifer Horner Scottie Huggins Daniel Huie Ginger Hutto Clayton Johnson Glen Johnson Stephanie Johnson Bridget t Kirk Elizabeth Kirkendoll Eric Koonce Toma Lewis Paula Linn Jimmie Mahan Eddie Maxwell Ross Mays Roxanna Medlock Pam Meek ins Andy Messenger Tracy Moore Cherie Oliger Lori Peterson Serena Plunkett Myrtle Pool Randy Pruitt Tommy Puckett Jimmie Reece Shawna Renfooe Presley Roberts David Robinson Patricia Rose Wayne Shadell Bobby Shaver Johnny Sigler Elizabeth Sisco D.J. Speer Dawn Steen Evelyn Thompson Melissa Tumble son Steven Van Antwerp Monnie Watson Angie Watts Jerry Watts Toni Watts Rhonda Webb Jack Wilburn Rebekah Wilson Change, change, change- Eighth graders did a lot of it. They moved up to Jr. High Sports, and had more privi- leges than sixth or seventh graders. They learned some basics in algebra and got their schedules for their Freshman year. They have been pre- pared for high school and have also learned from their experiences many lessons that will help them later in life. Seventh Grade Teresa Acklin Corrie Acuft Morris Allen L.K. Balentine Kemal Beach Beau Bellamy Paula Bellinger Darlene Betz Tracy Bolden Earl Bonds Kim Bonds Falmda Bowen Shannon Bradford Bill Bramlett Calvin Bramlett Melissa Bramlett Mandy Bramlett Scotty Bramlett Sheila Bramlett Heather Britton LeAnn Brock Julie Brown Kim Burns Nicole Cardoza Steven Cardoza Deane Chalk Dusty Clark Michael Chasen Jamie Collins Kim Collage Allen Cowan Jason Cullum Maria Dalidah Angte Denman Misty Duncan Stacy Dunn Jennifer Edwards Greg Embry Myra Eoff Steven French Kathy France Jimmy Gaddy Cody Gifford Justin Gritts James Henson Zac Hill Kevin Honea Steve Howard Maria Huie William Hunt Jason Hutto Ray Jennings Shelly Jones Clint Kembrall David King Kim Kirkendoll 86 Robbie MacNight Shawn Maxwell Adam Me Junk ms Ricky Moran Wendy Myers Angela Olmstead Cody Patterson Donna Patterson Kenny Pharris Kellie Phillips Roy Posts Andy Price Karla Proma Roy Pickett James Reed Robby Robinette Travis Rushing Keri Sa mo ns Brian Sandige Sam Shannon Caroline Stagg Charles Steen Nathan Stripling Mike Ubullior Mary Warren Johnny Weaver Shawna Williams Angela Whillock Amy York James Zarychta 87 Karen ABbright Missy Archer Donnie Bates Larry Betz Shawnda Bigelow Anthony Bird Blake Bradford Wilber Bramlett Kyle Bohannon Terry Bruce Chris Burnley Rita Burroughs Brian Collins John Cox Justin Dees Bobby Hill Cyris Dowell Sharon Duncan Sherry Duncan Jennifer Edwards Laura Edwards Missy Eubanks Callie France Danny Gibson Jackie Graves Tara Hamilton Chasity Harbison Troy Harley Marcus Hebert Andy Henderson Joshua Hobbs Apulia Honeycutt Alena Hopkins James Isom Dawn Jones Chance Johnson John Johnston Jimmy King Larry Madden Kim Maxwell Angela McKinney Chris Meek ins Carla Morrison Tommy Neal Lesley New land Michael Olmstrom David Page Jimmie Pharris Allen Price Padriac Pronia Apurna Reddy Lori Reed Aalesha Riding Marsha Rhoda Harold Rogers Sixth Grade 88 Melanie Rose Michael Smith Kelly Spears Brian Stolzfus Jason Swartz Chris Tindell Marty Thomson Brent Treadaway Randell Tumble son Adam Ward Melinda Watson Chris Wells Christy Whillock Jon Whillock Susan Wiley Melissa Williamson Selena Williams Joe Don Wilson Ryan Wilson Kevin Witt 89 Ill Beta Club Row . Maria Dahdah. Skeeter Horlacher. Rebecca Edwards, Kim K irk end oil. Melissa Bramiett. Justin uritts. Robbie Mcknight. Jason Hutto. Justin Lee. Allan Cowan. Julie Burroughs. Row 1 Alicia Hopkins, kelly Clutts. Billie Duncan, kristma Bedow. Angela Hargis. Darla Pronia. Myra toff. Zac Hill. Stephanie Johnson. Serena Plunkett. Blake Bradford. Row 3-. Tanya Borecky. Dan Buchanon. Shawna Renfroe. Monica Davis. Caroline Stagg. Angela W hillock. Shanna Bradford. Toma Lewis, kemal Beach. Rhonda Webb Row • . Mary Warren. Elizabeth Sisco. Anne AH bright. Chene Oliger. kari Babski. Trent Berry. Brian Beach. Ross Mays. Nathan Allen Row 5: Mrs. Nancy Miller Sponsor. Morton Brown. Wayne Shadell Beta Club Officers: Cherie Oliger. President■. Rhonda Webb. Vice President, Angela Hargis. Secret ary i Shawna Renfroe. Reporter; Library Club 92 Library Club: Michelle Bass. Sonya Duncan, kelite Phillips, Billie Duncan. Angela Hargis. Presley Roberts Science Club Row I Dawn Steen. Sonya Duncan. Angela Bridges. Rebecca Edwards. Kristina Bedow. Billie Duncan. Angela Hargis. Skeeter Horlacher. Stephanie Johnson. Julie Burroughs. Leeanda Dawes. Toma Lewis. Row 2: Pam Meek ins. Rebekali Wilson. Shawn a Rent roe. Amie AUbright. Nina Bonds. Brian Beach. Trent Berry. Kari Babski Cherie Oliger Row 3. Ross Mays. Tanya Borecky. Alicia Hopkins. D. J. Speers. Eddie Maxwell. Presley Roberts. Nathan Allen. Monica Davis. Serena Plunkett Row 4: Monnie Watson. Morton Brown. Dan Buchanon. Wayne Shadell. Rhonda Webb, and Mr. Larry Bintliff- Sponsor. Science Club Officers. Ross Mays. President: Cherie Oliger, Vice President: kari Babski. Secretary. Dan Buchanon. Treasurer-. Serena Plunkett. Reporter. Student Council Officers: Ginger Hutto. James Henson. Julie Burroughs. Blake Bradford. Student Council Row I: Karen Allbright. Julie Burroughs. Rebecca Edwards. James Henson. Caroline Stagg. Myra Eoff. Christy Whitlock. Row 2. Blake Bradford. Chance Johnson. Cheri Oliger. Kari Babski. Ginger Hutto. Shanna Brafford. Robbie McKnight. Robbie Robinette. Brian Stoltzfus. and Mrs. Laudell Massengill- Sponsor. 93 JUNIOR SPOR TS Junior Football Front Row. Presley Roberts. Wayne Shadell. Stewart Dickey. Trent Berry. Roy Potts. Ross Mays. Cody Elliott. Eddie Maxwell. Andy Messenger. Scott Givens. D.J. Spears. Ronnie Ivanov. Jimmy McJunkins. Toby Hendrix. Mike Buckelew. Second Row: Coach John Vitale. Tad Babski. David Ward. Robin Bramlett. Tim Cutright. John Chalk. Jeff Knight. Glen Johnson. Brian Passmore. Thomas Bigelow. Eric Koone. Glen Lemmings. Jamie Brown. Phillip Jones. Kyle Huff. Coach Mike Maxwell. US THEM Atkins 6 38 Dardanelle 0 22 Greenbrier 22 18 Heber Springs 0 24 Conway B 6 0 Vilonia 0 14 Russellville B” 20 24 Greenbrier 8 6 Marshall 26 6 % 97 Junior Girls’ Basketball 1st row Skeeter Horlach. Michelle Bass. Julie Merry man. Angela Hargis. Rebecca Edwards. Julie Burroughs. Back row Elizabeth Sisco. Jennifer Crawford. Lora Lasater. Kristy Berry. Ginger Hutto. Lon Rose. Kari Babski. Susan Lee. Rhonda Webb. Sherri Ware, Loach John Vitale. Junior Boys' Basketball 1st row: Scottie Huggins. Eddie Maxwell. Cody Elliott. Tony Davis. Yancy Musgrove. 2nd row. Coach Andy Vining. Roy Potts. Jamie Brown. Jason Stagg. Thomas Bigelow. Dan Buchanan. Glenn Johnson. Jeff Knight. Robyn Bramlett. Phil Jones. Trent Berry. Scott Givens. 101 Making A Start...... In Sports Seventh Grade Football Team 1st row Roy Kirkpatrick, asst , James Zarachta. John Weaver. James Reed. Adam McJunkins. Robbie Robinette. Justin Lee. Steven Klmg. Cody Patterson. L.K. Balent me. Tim Stacks, asst. 2nd row. Jack Knight, asst.: Beau Bellamy. Greg Embry. Andy Price. Jimmy Cordoza. 102 Mike Chason. David King. Nathan Stripling. Ricky Moran. Coach Andy Vining. Seventh Grade Girls’ Basketball Left to Right Coach Andy Vining, Kim Kirkendoll. Amy York. Angela U hillock, Caroline Stagg. Kerry Duncan. Paula Bellinger. Darla Pronia. Melissa Bramlett Seventh Grade Boys’ Basketball 1st row Shawn Maxwell. Steven Klmg. Robbie Robinette. Ramey Linn. Mike Ublehor. James Reed. Jason Hutto. 2nd row Tim Stacks. Ray Jennings. Rob McNight. Beau Bellamy. Zac Hill. Andy Price. Mike Chason. Jimmy Cordoza. David King. Nathan Stripling. James Zarachta. Cody Patterson. Justin Lee. Coach John Vitale. 1985 Junior Girls' Track Row I: Carla Bradford. Sherri Ware. Julie Merryman. Julie Reece. Beverly Sturch. Row . Denise Weatherly. Nikki Long. Wendy Parish. Cherie Breedlove. Patricia Jackson 1985 Junior Boys' Track 104 Row I: Kyle Huff. Michael Boone. Tim Duncan. Shawn Ware. Ronnie Ivanov. Lee Giezentanner. Jimmy Me Junk ins. Row 2 Kirk Pryor. Harry Mann. Jeff Knight. Lynnie Weaver. John Johnson. Brad Passmore Front row: Traci Bolden. Stephanie Johnson. Seventh grade. Middle row: Wendy Myers. Eighths Myra Eoff. Seventh. Becky Cullum. Eighths Cherie Oliger. Co Capt.. Eighth. Debbie Nunley. Ninths Top row. Sheila Bellinger. Ninths Erika Eoff. Capt.. Ninth. Junior Homecoming Left to Right: Myra Eoff, 7th Grade Maid, Amy York, 7th Grade Maid, Sheila Bellinger, 9th Grade Maid, Erika Eoff, Queen (9th Grade), Jennifer Crawford, 9th Grade Maid, Rebecca Edwards, 8th Grade Maid, Ginger Hutto, 8th Grade Maid. Glen Lemings, Jennifer Crawford, Robin Bram- _ . _ . ., ... u n ... Tad Babski, Sheila Bellinger, Kyle Huff David Ward, Erika Eoff. John Chalk Jimmy McJunkins, Rebecca Edwards, Ronnie Ivanov Jeff Knight, Ginger Hutto, Thomas Bigelow Phil Jones, Amy York, Jamie Brown Mike Buckelew, Myra Eoff, Scott Givens FACUL TY Principal Polly Johnson 1957 Secretary Linda Story Ann Bayer 6th Gr. English 6th Gr. Math Larry Bint lift 7th £ 8th Gr. Science Science Club Sponsor Dana Linn 6th Gr. Science 6th Gr. Remedial Reading Wanda Belonie Resource Jr. Cheerleader Sponsor Betty Henderson 6th Gr. Teachers Aide Laudell Massengill 7th 6 8th Gr. Math Student Council Sponsor 109 Linda Mays 7th Gr. English 7th Gr. Science Kathy Newland 7th Or. Social St. 8th Gr. Social St. Kathy Tilson 7th S 8th Gr. Guided Study 1980 Nancy Miller 7th Gr. Social St. 8th Gr. English ficta Club Sponsor ff Jamois Sweat L ibrarian Library Club Sponsor r f Xr mkfjM J(5 Nancy Vitale otli Gr. Reading 6th Gr. Social St. 110 C.G. COWSERT ELEMENTARY 5th Grade M r G r e e n Allbright. Tommy Ammann. Angela Bonds. Phillip Clark. John Collins. Danny Crawford. Carrie Crockett. Creed Dickson. Bodie Elliot. Erin Hafer. Wendi Hall. Robin Hefner. Michelle Henderson. Dana Henson. Chris Housely. Lane Jones. Jeremy Knight. Crystal Mills. Melissa Neighbours. Art Parsley. Michael Quarries. Bobby Snowden. Travis Watson. Melissa M r s H u r I e Y Bigelow. George Bramlett. Christy Cruse. Shannon Cullem. Misty Dawes. Jonathan Deckleman. Eric Elliot. Dan Fosko. Marcy Hargis. John Hill. Jimmy Holtz. Stacy Johnson. Chris Jones. Kiley Kennedy. Mara Krahmer. Eric Linn. Jason Manning. Susan Mays. Leah Neal. Tammy Rogers. Amanda Smith. Kristy Steen. Jason Ward. Susan 112 Allen. Kandi Breedlove. Connie Bridges. Steven Collins. Boyce Donald. Darrell Brown. Jason Embry. Robert Evans. Rhonda Farrington. Kaye Fulbright. Shane Gardner. Jennifer Gray. Nicole Hamilton. Jason Huereca. Monica Huie. Robert Lewis. Brandi Mathis. Dwayne Owens. Janet Shannon. Brett Wells. Paula Williams. Dewey Wilson. Tanya M r s T r e a d w a Y 4 th Grade M r s M o r r o w Acuff. Shawna Autry. April Bedow. Sandy Bra fford. Jason Brock. Lana Chapman. Teddy Collins. Heith Cornog. Alicia Crabbe. Duley Dahdah. Leonor Dunn. Casey Forrester. Tommy Guinn. Pennie Hughes. Brian Hurley. Joey Jennings. Shearmalein Johnson. Chris Johnson. David Johnson. Travis Jones. Doug Linn. Steven McKinney. Jeremy Phariss. Angela Ross. Lydia Shannon. Robert Stringer. Staca Tumlison. Richard Williams. Lydia r 5 V a n P e t Bonds. Justin Bonds. Missy Bowen. Hope Buchanan. Dawn Collins. Kenneth Cruse. Shelly Edwards. Adam Elliot. Chad Eoff. Monica Graves. John Grimes. Joe Hicks. Mary Hughes. Margaret Jones. Doug Kirkendoll. Luke Patterson. Casey Potts. Richard Pronia. Paula 114 Puckett. Gordan Rea. David Snider. Doug Ward. Anita Warren. David Weaver. Frankie Williams. Amanda ] Acuff. Cass Allen. Kevin Appleby. Debbra Bailey. Joe Belonie. Shay Bolden. Tanya M r Boone. Kim Bradley. Derek Casey. Kevin Crow nover. John Dowell. Morgan Farrell. Chloe W a r d French. Tonya Fulbright. Don Gardner. Danny Goza. Renea Isaac. Daryl Kirkendoll. Lisa Las ter. Shane Legenbauer. Melinda Puckett. David Ruble. Tonya Scarberry. Shammi Snider. Doug 3rd Grade M r V c h o 5 Bailey. April Bolden. Amanda Bonds. Vince Bradford. Shawna Bramlett, Kerri Ford. Rocky Frey. James Flarris. Tom Hess. Billy Huereca. Juan Huie. Melinda Huskey. Jason Jones. Amanda Lewis. Shane Morris. Donald Pate. Amber Pronia. Pamelyn Rogers. Carl Sammons. Mandy Scar berry. Kalab Shannon. Julie Stripling. Morgan Trammel. Tracy Treece. Stephanie Tumlison. Matthew Wallace. Alison Whillock. Tolly M r 5 5 c o t t Boone. Julie Bowling. Amy Byers. Josh Caldwell. Mitchell Chason. Wendy Coogan. Gerald Duncan. Ricky Gray. Farr ah Grimes. Adam Henson. Travis Jankovsky. Aaron Jenkins. Brian Johnson. Bryan Johnson. Janine Jones. Reuben Keith. Tina King. Ashley Knight. Misty 116 Legenbauer. Neil Letcher. Anglea Molden. Kelly Madden. Lonnie Pike. Cassie Treece. Sasha Tumbleson. Pam Wilson. Christy Ubelhor. Jodi Armstrong. Katrina Beaver. Chris Burroughs. Danielle Bowen. Jennifer Burnley. Laura Cates. Scarlet Clutts. Shasta Donald. Daniel Duncan. Monique Forrester. Tonia Grimes. Jessica Hensen. Mike Huffman. Lacy Huggins. Amber Kelly. Candace Kirkendoll. Kayla Malabanon. Todd Millhein. Jayson Moran. Jeremy Neal. Tony O’Neal. Patrick Osborne. Payton Reed. Brian Shannon. Jon M r $ W 0 1 f e 117 2nd Grade Bayer. Carrie Bigelow, Jody Bramlett, Doug Chatman. Brad Denman. Michael Embry. Daniel M r French. Rosco Hamilton. Jessica $ Hamilton. Johnna Harbison. Cody Henderson. John B r a m e t t Johnson. David Knight. Courtney Mudd. Amanda Newland. Mike Osborne. Trinita Quarrels. Rhonda Riddle. Corey Robinette. Brian Rogers. Danielle Ross. Malena Shadell. Johnny Sweat. Stephanie Wilson. Joe Wilson. Paula M r s H n k Bohannon. Klint Bramlett. Angela Brawner. Cody Casey. Jason Crowell. Michael Dowell. Jeff Dyer. Jonathan French. Billy Frizzell. Josalyn Gaines. Wendy Hafer, Jessica Hamilton, Daniel Hess. Kim Keller. Kevin Lynch. Jason McFntire. Karen Merryman. Michael Morris. Julie 118 Pruitt, Alanna Reddy, Madhavi Rhea, Rosealy Ruble. Patricia Ward, Frankie Warren. Darryl Wheeler. Jeremiah Wildhagen. Rachel Alder son. Kirk Bradley. Darbi Branscum. Shelby Breedlove. Craig Clark. Amy Elmer. Melanie Harper. Samantha Henderson. Chris Henson. James Johnson. Melody Kirk. Matthew Mays, Ryan Nipper, Belinda Overton. Cody Parent. Kevin Potts. Ronald Pronia, Payton Radcliff. Amanda Rolen. Brandy Specer. Heather Suits. Jenny Weaver. Susan Williams. Justin Williams, Sherman Whillock, Joe M r s T e s t e r 119 1st Grade M r 5 B r o w n M r s M o o r e Bedow, Daniel Bolden. Samantha Booher. Kelly Brown. Kevin Cox. Sabrina Goodwin. Amanda Goza, Jennifer Hargis. James His. David Hortin. Cherri Huggins. Ashley Johnson. Joseph Johnson. Mark Johnson. Mark Likins. Larry Linn. Darian Linville. Chasity Mays. Rhett Neal. Timmy Parent. Robyn Pipkin. Jason Pike. Constance Tahir. Zeshan Trawick. Valerie Whillock, Salle Anne Willoughby. Joshua Baker. Greg Salute, Steve Bonds. Amy Bonds. James Bramlett. Trina Brown. Darla Chapmen, Terry Clark. Sara Donald. Damon Davis. Tony Duncan. Amanda Elmer. Michelle Gaines. Robert Gardener. Michael Green, Tom King. Brian Kirkendoll, Natalie Knight, Michael 120 McKinney, Joshua Merrill. Shelton Quint. Scarlett Roberson. Ethan Snowden. Andrea Todd. Michael Walker, Irene Armstrong. Jason Bigelow. Michelle Bramlett. Jody Brown. Lance Brown. Tara Forester. Monroe M r Gaines. Jack Hill. OJ. Hill. Tina Letcher. Stephanie Liszewski. Jennifer Long. Tiffany Lovell. Paul Mays. Robert Merriot. Billy Merryman. Brian Moore. Jessie Pate. Alicia $ ♦ M o r t Pruitt. Jeremy Rose. Jim Coogan. Simone Shannon. Lee Son. Michelle o n 121 Kindergarten M r 5 M a x w e I I Bates. Chris Bigelow. Crystal Bradley. Dustin Bramlett. Joey Bramlett. Tara Breedlove. Corey Duncan. Amber Duncan. Chris Edwards. Jimmy Goff. Thomas Grimes. Mellissa Hall. Melissa Hulseys. Jason King. Minnie Mackey. Jimmy Linn. Amanda Matthews. April Millheim. Joshua Parks. Matthew Roelandt. Michelle Rushing. Shawna Shaw. David Son. Robert M r 5 s t a g g Bagley. Lindsay Ballew. Erica Bramlett. Brandi Beck. Mattew Duncan. Angela French. Russell Gates. Derek Hintch. Shanna Huereca. Michael Hurley. Charles Keith. William Knight. Dion Liszewski. April Long. Leslie Mold an. Ricky Newman. Steven Olson. Jeremy Pruett. Greg Puckett. Joe Scott. Brian Walsh. Serra Warren. Denny Warford. Mattew Abiseid. Victor Adams. Mark Allen. Vanessa Bramlett. Jason Brawner. Darci Brown. Chad Cook. Brandi Crow. Billy Don Dewey. Lori Gaines. Billy Gates. Jason Gifford. Casey Graves. Chris Harper. Casey Hicks. Devin Horton. Tommy Howard. Aaron McMaham. Jeremy Pike. Catie Pruitt. Jessica Rainey. Mandy Simnacher. Matt Treadaway. Matt Whillock. Ed M r 5 w I I I + a m 5 Kindergarten is a world of beginnings. A beginning of twelve long years of school. Some kids have different feelings about beginning school and getting their priorities straight. Here’s what a few had to say about beginning school. Matt Treadway -— LOVE ITU Jessica -— like it. Faculty Principal Jimmy Smith Secretary Eualaine Bonds Glenda Stagg Kindergarten Mary Williams Kindergarten Aline Moore First Grade Nancy Maxwell Kindergarten Kay Brown First Grade Winnie Morton First Grade Wanda Tester Second Grade Emma Hink Second Grade Peggy Scott Third Grade Joyce Morrow Fourth Grade Hal Ward Fourth Grade June Hurley Fifth Grade Betsy Bramlett Second Grade Darrel Nichols Third Grade Venita Wolfe Third Grade Judy Van Pelt Fourth Grade Doug Green Fifth Grade Elaine Tread away Fifth Grade Jean Barnes Music Brenda Coats 3rd or. Teacher’s Aide Mary Jo Davis 1st Grade Aide Sue Fraser 2nd Gr. Teacher's Aide Lezlie Kemp Resource Rm. Mary Jo Burnley Guidance Counselor Golddean Crownover 5th Gr. Teacher’s Aide Jeanette Finer son Gifted Talented Cheryl Harper Speech Lila Ward 4th Gr. Teacher's Aide 126 MAKING OUR MARK FROM BEGINNING TO END BABY PICTURES S SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Jack Appleby Sherry Berry Michelle Brown Susan Dalnlah E velyn Ha III bur t on 128 Kenneth Averett Dayna Bilderback Chad Campbell Pam Davis Mark Harness Tresa Baker Leisa Bonds Jay Chalk Ruth Duncan Patricia Harris Cindy Bandy Arron Booher Joanne Consigny Jamie Elliott Marita Hendri Jo Ann Bates Anna Breeden Carol Coward Amy Giezentanner Jessica Hill Angie Huggins Kathy Keko Shawnna Lefler Esther Pipkin Ken Whitlock Sue Jennings Tammy Kling Melanie Miller Steve Sisco Missy Hodges Robin Johnson Julie L aster Rexanna Morrison Angie Treece Shawn Ivanov Rocky kirkendoll Charlie Me New Benji Rains Brett Williams Jay Jacobs Roy Kirkpatrick Jim Miller Kellie Shannon John Willoughby 129 Sr. Accomplishments Jack Appleby F.F.A.. 1.2.4, FBLA. 4, Football. I, Track, I; Weightlifting, h Baseball, 4. Ken A veret t Football 3,4-, Basketball 3,4; Track 3.4; C Club 3.41 Weightlifting 3; FBLA 3.4; Officer 4; Parliamentary Team 3.4 Teresa Baker FFA 1.2, FHA 3.4, FBLA 2, Spanish Club 2.3, Track I. Jo Ann Bates Basketball 1.2, Band 1.2.3.4, Region Contest 3.4, Solo 6 Ensemble 1.2.4, Percussibn Ensemble 2, State Solo Ensemble 2, Percussion Captain 3.4, FBLA 3, Track I. Tami K. Beavers FHA I.2.3.4, FBLA 4, JET 4, Torch Staff 2.3.4, Library Club 2.3.4, Who's Who 4, Torch Queen Candidate 3.4, 1st Runner-up 3, Queen 4, Homecom- ing 3.4, Queen 4. Sherry Berry High School Rodeo Association 4, Basketball I.2.3.4, FHA 1.2.3, Officer 2, FBLA 2.3, Stinger Staff 4, Student Council Officer 3. Dayna Bilderback FBLA 2.34, Office Staff 3.4, FCA 4, Drama 4, Spanish Club 3, Beta Club 4, Arkansas Governor's School. 4, Quiz Bowl 4. Anna Breeden FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.3, C Club 3.4, Library Club 3.4, Torch Staff 3.4, Stinger Staff 3.4, Track 1,2,3, Homecoming I. Leisa Bonds FHA I.2.3.4, FBLA 3.4, Officer 4, Beta Club 3.4, Vice-President 4, C Club 3.4, Stinger 3.4, Editor 4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Regional Champs 2, Track 3.4 Arron Booher Football I; Baseball 3,4, FFA 4; Span- ish Club 4. Michelle Brown FHA I.2.3.4, FBLA 2.3.4. Chad Campbell Football I, Class Officer 1.3, Student Council 3; Basketball Mgr. 1.2.4, FFA 1.2, Judging Team 1,2, Who's Who 4, FBLA 4, Stinger Staff 4. Final Four In Ping-Pong Tourn. 4. Jay Chalk Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 1,4, All-Dis- trict 4, Track 1.2,3.4, Baseball 3.4; Basketball I, Weightlifting 2.3.4, Conference Champion 2.3, FFA 1.2.3, Officer 3, Parliamentary Team 3, Judging Team 1.2.3, FCA 3.4, Officer 3.4, C Club 3.4, C Club 3.4, FBLA 4, Who’s Who 4. Torch Beau Candi- date 2.3.4, Boys' State, 4, Student Council I, Class Officer I. JoAnne Consigny French Club I, Transfer from Fla. 3, Beta Club 4. Carol Coward FBLA 3.4, FHA 3.4, Library 4, Officer 4, Torch 4, Spanish 3.4, Officer 4, Drama 4, Cheerleader 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Stinger 3.4; Basketball 1,2. Susan Dahdah JET 4, Who’s Who 4; FHA 2.4. Pam Davis FHA I.2.3.4; President 4; Class Offi- cer 1.2.3, Student Council I, Library Club 1,2,3.4, Officer 2, FBLA 3.4, Par- liamentary Team 3.4, Spanish Club 4, Drama Club 4, Beta Club 3,4; Home- coming Ii Homecoming Candidate 3.4, Cheerleading I.2.3.4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4, Torch Staff 2.3.4, Edi- tor 3.4, Who's Who 4, Girls' State 4, Torch Queen Candidate 2,3,4. James Davis Band I.2.3.4, Officer 3, FFA I.2.3.4, Parliamentary Team 4, FBLA 4 Ruthie Duncan Office Staff 3.4, FBLA. Jamie Elliott Cheerleader 1,2.3.4, Basketball 1.2, District Champs. I, Regional Champs 2, FHA 1.2,3, FBLA 4, Library Club 2.3.4, President 4, Torch Staff 2.3.4, Homecoming 1,2,41 Queen I, Track I, Torch Queen Candidate 2.3.4, First Runner-up 2.4, Amy Giezentanner Cheerleader 1,2.3.4, Captain I, Drill Team I, Band I, Annual Staff 2, Transfer from Gravitte 2, FCA 3, Officer 3, FHA I.2.3.4, Officer 2.4, FNLA 3,4, Parliamentary Team 3.4, Spanish Club 3.4, Officer 4; Choir 4 Beta Club 4, Class Officer 4, Student Council 4, Drama Club 4, Who's Who 4. Evelyn Halliburtonj FHA 1.2.3.4, Library Club 4. Patricia Harris FHA I, Office Staff 1.4; Spanish Club I, Library Club 1.2, Stinger Staff 1.2, FBLA 4. Jessica Hill FHA 2.4 Missy Hodges Basketball I.2.3.4, District Champs I, Regional Champs 2, Cheerleader 1.3, Captain I, Track I, Tennis 2.3.4, FHA I.2.3.4, Officer 2, FFA 2.3.4, Judging team 3.4, FBLA 2.4, FCA 3.4, Library Club I.2.3.4; Officer 2.3.4, Torch Staff 2.3.4, C Club 3.4, Who's Who 4, Homecoming 2.3.4, Drama Club 4, Torch Queen Candidate 2, Hopeful- ly Graduate 4 Angie Huggins FHA 3, Basketball 1.2.4, Manager 3, Track 1.2, Stinger Staff 4, High School Rodeo Association 4. 130 Shawn Ivanov Football 1,2; Track 1,3; Weightlifting 1,2,3; Student Council 2,4; Class Of- ficer 2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Judging Team 1,2; Torch Beau Candidate 4; FBLA 4; Who’s Who 4. Jay Jacobs Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Basketball I; FFA I.2.3.4; Parlia- mentary Team 4; Judging Team I; Choir 4; Stock Market Game 4; FCA 3. Susette Jennings Basketball 1,2; Track 1,3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Captain 4; FBLA 2.3,4; Officer 3.4, FHA l,2.3,4, Officer 3, Spanish Club 2,4, Student Council 3.4, Officer 4; Class officer 3,4; Who's Who 4; Stinger Staff 2,3,4 Robin Johnson FHA 1.4. Kathy Kiko FHA 1,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Library Club 3, Spanish Club 2. Rocky Kir ken doll Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; All-Dis- trict 4, Track 1,2,3, Basketball I, Baseball 1,2,3,4, District champs I, Regional champs I, State final four I, Weightlifting 2.3.4, FFA I.2.3.4, Offi- cer 3,4; Parliamentary Team 4, Judging Team 1,2,3,4; FCA 3,4, C Club 3,4 Roy Kirkpatrick Football 1,2,3,4; All-District 4, Dis- trict co-champs I, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Weightlifting 1.2,3, Track 1,2.3, Con- ference Runners-up I, FCA 3.4; C Club 3,4, Class Officer IStinger Staff 4; Sports Editor 4, FFA 1,2,3, Judging Team 1.2, Torch Beau Can- didate 2,3.4, Second Runner-up 3, First Runner-up 4, Who’s Who 4, Beta Club 4. Tammy Kling Powder Puff 2, Transfer from Colo- rado 2, FBLA 3,4, Class Officer 4, Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4, Drama Club 4; Homecoming Candi- date 3,4. Julie Lasater Basketball Mgr. 1.2, Track I, FHA 1.2.3.4, Officer 2, FBLA 2,3.4, Officer 3, District VI Secretary 4, Beta Club 3,41 Officer 4, BCA 4, Class Officer 3.4, Band 1,2.3.4, Drum Major 1,2,3.4, Director's Award 3, Stinger Staff 3.4, Editor 3, Who’s Who 4, Drama Club 4; United States National Bank Award 3. Shawnna Letter FHA 1.2.3, FBLA 3.4, Torch Staff 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2.3.4; Officer 3.4, JET 4. CLASS SONG That’s What Friends Are For CLASS MOTTO To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before CLASS COLORS Burgundy 6 Silver CLASS FLOWER Black Rose Charlie McNew Basketball 1,2,3,4; Conference Champs, District Champs. Regional Champs 2, State Final Four 2, Con- ference Runner-up 3; Football I. Track 1,4; Weightlifting I, C Club 3,4, FCA 3.4, Ping-Pong Runner-up 4, Who's Who 4, Boys State 4, Student Council 1,21 FFA 1.2,3.4, Judging Team 1.2, Torch Staff 2.3,4, Photo- grapher 4. Jim Miller FFA 1.2, FBLA 3. Melanie Miller Basketball 1,2.3.4; Tennis 1,2, Track 3.4, FHA 1.2,3.4, FBLA 2, Student Council 2,3,4, President 4, Stinger Staff 4, Editor 4, Beta Club 3.4, Torch Staff Staff 2.3.4, C Club 3.4, Who's Who 4; Class Officer 2,3. Rexanna Morrison Transfer from Marshall 3, FBLA 4, FCA 3.4, Officer 4, Quiz Bowl Com- petition 4, Basketball 3, Track 3,4 Eshter Pipkin FHA I.2.3.4, Officer 3.4, FBLA 2.3.4, Library Club 2,3,4, Torch Staff 2.3,4; Photographer 3,4, Spanish Club 2,4 Drama Club, Beta Club 3,4, Presi- dent 4, Who's Who 4, Shortest Stu- dent On Campus 1.2,3,4, American History Award 3. Ben Rains Band I.2.3.4, FFA I, FBLA 3.4, Quiz Bowl 4, Who’s Who 4. Steve Sisco Basketball 1,2.3.4, District Champs, Regional Champs. State Final Run- ner-up 2, District Runner-up 1.3, Weightlifting 1,2,3, C Club 3.4, FCA 3.4, FFA 1.2, Judging Team I, FBLA 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Class Officer 3, Who's Who 4. Kellie Shannon FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, FBLA 2.3.4, Beta Club 4 Angie Treece Transfer 2, FCA 4, FBLA 4, JET 4. Ken Whillock Basketball 1,2.3.4, District. Regional Champs 2, Class AA Final Form 2, Ping-Pong Tournament 4, Weight- lifting 1,2,3, Football Ii Track 1,2, C Club 3.4, FFA 1,2,3, Judging Teams 1.2, Student Council 3,4, Torch Staff 2.3.4, FCA 3.4, Who's Who 4. Brett Williams Basketball 1,2,3.4, FFA 1.2.3, C Club 3.4, Who's Who 4, Torch Beau Can- didate 2.3, First Runner-up 2, Ping- Pong Champ 4, Weightlifting 2,3, FCA 3,4, Dist., Regional Champs 2, State Basketball Final Four 2. 131 MAKING THE SALES ADVERTISEMENTS 1985 1986 TORCH BOOSTERS WATERGATE GIFT SHOP QUICK FLICK MOVIE £ V.C.R. RENTAL THERMOGAS DADDY'S MONEY SHIRL WARD D.D.S. SAMMY COLLUMS, COUNTY CLERK CLINT AND STACY WEST-THE SIDE POCKET PATSY, PAM, TONY, TOMMY, S MISSY DAVIS JAMES, JANICE, JOHNNY, ANGELA, JOSEPH PHARRIS BILL BETTY PATE FINNS, FEATHERS, FUR GRAHAM'S ASSOCIATES REALTY CHOCTAW GENERAL STORE BARGAIN TIRES MATHIS SHOE STORE HINK'S ELECTRIC CLINTON KERR-MCGEE JUNE'S CAFE JERRY'S EXXON EOFF FURNITURE COMPANY-DOWNTOWN HOMER, MARY JO, CHRIS, LAURABETH BURNLEY 134 CLINTON CHURCH OF CHRIST Meeting at Third £ Poplar Streets extends congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of 1985-86 and also has great appreciation for the faculty, staff and parents who have worked to make this significant milestone attainable. WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES Sunday IOOO 6 11:00 A.M. 6 6:00 P.M. Wednesday 7:00 P.M. (Telephone 745-4252) .. Churches of Christ salute you. (Rom. 16:16) lEljf llustg Xml TOAD SUCK rs. CATFISH INN 3 HAND MADE FURNITURE COMMERCIAL MILLWORK PHONE SOI 745-8172 Jim massengill Clinton, ar 72031 Open: Tues. and Thurs. J Fri. Sat. 4:00- 9:00 Loy Beene Owner HIGHWAY 65 BYPASS CHOCTAW MARKET Glen's Green Light Hwy. 65 330 Choctaw. AR Auto Parts Groceries, Gas, and Bait GLEN AND VICKY MADDEN oxntn Fried Chicken to GO CLYDE DONNA HENSON Pnone 745-8374 Owners PO BOX 741 Phone: 745-4225 K| Clinton ark 72031 135 '0 Carol Ann Coward Energetic . .. Bubbly....... Talkative . . . Never a dull momentlll Thanks Carol AnnieI Love. Mom Dad PETERSON AVIATION P.O. Box 491 Hwy. 16 E. Clinton. AR 7X 3I Phone 745-4959 Walt. Jeanette, David HILLBILLY HOMES, INC. Phone: 745-8177 Congratulations Seniors THE CREATIVE NEEDLE MERLE NORMAN STUDIO Debbie Whitlock Sunny Hargis Billie Caldwell 510 Main St. Clinton. AR 72031 745-4978 Fairfield Bay 884-3343 Compliments of: VAN BUREN COUNTY LIVESTOCK AUCTION Layton Shirley Dunn 745-5115 136 Phone: 745-4352 We buy and sell cars and trucks! Good luck to the SENIORS OF 1986!!! BAKERS minor auto repair Reg Baker Sr. 3 miles W Hwy 16 Clinton, AR 20 years experience -Patty L Un g BAR-B-QUE Greg Huie Your creative and mechani cal ability help you to work with something minor and make a major accomplish- ment. Open Pit Hickory Smoked BAR-B-QUE Love. Mom 6 Dad P O BOX 655 (501) 745-5951 CLINTON. AR 72031 LARRY'S CAR SALES URR1S car sues DANNY'S SERVICE COMPANY On the square in Clinton FSI If Wendell Cassell vice President First Federal Savings of Arkansas, fa. Heoer springs Division: mriftwav Shopping center Clinton, AR 72051 501 745-2455 Compliments of Furniture Mart Clinton, AR. Congra tu!at ions Seniors!!! First F.tmih Swings And Loan Association OZARK CAFE Compliments of Comphrrurnts of: Catalog Sales Call 745-2300 Ted, Donna, and Scott Whillock Melissa Ann Hodges Your love has given us joy-, Your courage-strength; your faith-hope; Beautiful Refieclions- U o share your dreams for tomorrow. Love, Mom, Tammy. $ Shan- non To all CHS students We wish you the Best of Luck For a J Uout meat or snack’ Quality Courtesy'' 138 Mr. Mrs. G.C. Dewey Mr. Mrs. Loy Dewey For Finest Service Anywhere Best Wishes to all of CHS! BURNETT’S VARIETY Clinton, AR CALL. 745-7171 SIMPSONS Ready to wear clothes for the entire family Call: 745-2133 John, Sunny. Angela. John James Hargis Lexy Simpson Mary Burgess Michelle Marie Brown Congratulations to a very loving and caring daughter. Your Dad and I have always been proud of you. I hope all your dreams come true. Love. Mom A C. CALDWELL SHIELD OF SHELTER 745-4459 Clinton. AR CLINTON STATE BANK Serving the people of Van Buren County with five convenient locations Downtown Clinton 745-2441 Northside 745-4848 Shirley 723-4303 Fairfield Bay 884-3384 Damascus 335-7251 A Home Bank for Home People The Clinton State Bank wants to wish the class of 1985 THE BEST OF LUCK! Do all your banking and saving at Clinton State Bank ERA-ARK. MTN. REAL ESTATE Fourteen professional salespeople to serve your needs. If we can’t sell your house, we will buy it. To all C.H.S. students — We wish you the Best of Luck! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1986111 r- ‘ Compliments of: SPADES FURNITURE COMPANY Phone: 745-8897 COMPLIMENTS OF: CANNADAY ABSTRACT Abstract - title Insurance ■ notary 109 S. Court ST PO Box 31 Clinton, AR 72031 142 ELECTRIC WIRE PRODUCTS Clinton, Arkansas Manufacturer of ELECTRICAL CORDS HARMONY MEADOWS RANCH Ronnie Cooper, Mgr. Joe S Margaret Whisenhunt. Owners Registered Polled Herefords Visitors Welcome. Fullblood Salers Best Wishes SeniorsI Phone: 654-2469 Route 2 Box 151 Bee Branch, AR 72013 143 Specializing in Detailed Auto Rebuilding Clinton, Arkansas 72031 - Telephone 745-8377 ROBERT BRIDGES, Owner Compliments of: Esther Dear. You became our daughter because we wanted you. It has been a joy tor us to see you grow up and make a good beginning in life. All we want for you is just the best that this life has to of- fer and an abundant en- trance into life to cornel Love. Dad £ Mom Pamela Annettia Davis Congratulations to my only daughter who has brought a very special love to me and your brothers. We hope you the very best of everything in life. May God bless you. We love you. Mother, Tony. Tommy. £ Missy Compliments of: Compliments of: aaa LARRY RUBY HOPPER 745-2054 Good Luck A G SHOP North side of square Clinton AR FRANKS HICKORY HOUSE BARBEQUE ALL AREA AUTOMOTIVE FULL SERVICE SHOP North Side Shopping Center Mike Kijowski. Owner CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ra Congratulations Seniors of 19861 Carroll, Bill, 6 Chad! Chad Campbell You've come a long way Baby! And we're proud!!!!!!! Mom. Dad. S Kelly Pryor Real Estate Insurance FRANK PRYOR. Broker Business Investment Consultants P.O. Box 331 Clinton, AR 72031 Office: 745-2478 Home: 745-5119 GEN’S TREASURE New and Used Clothing Quality at Affordable PricesI 103 Pine St. Clinton, AR Alignment Computer Balance INGRAM’S TIRE SERVICE Compliments of LOUISES BEAUTY SHOP Gladys, Rosa, Tami Phone: 745-7151 CLINTON BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE DANNA HENSLEY RUTH BRUCE 745-4969 502 Main ST. P.O. Box 133 Clinton, AR P O Box 32 Hwy 658 95 Clinton. Ark 72031 Phone (501) 745-2470 Finis. Betty, 6 Melissa Ingram Best Wishes Seniors of ’861 145 THE BURGER BROIL Hwy. 65B i Clinton, AR 72031 Phone: 745-2217 r- — Open 7 Days a Week 6:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. Open 'til 11:00 P.M. on weekends. 146 BONE'S THRIFTWAY Compliments of: Paul, Faye, Steve, Adrianne 1-HOURl PHOTO B Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 198611 We offer not only USDA Grade Choice but also Fast 6 Friendly Service Call: 745-8133 147 Congratulations to a fine daughter. Thanks for the happiness you have given us. Best wishes to you and Bobby. Love. Mom Dad 745-8899 Linda, Betty, Jenny, Kaye Gladys Brown Owner B T VENDING COMPANY CANDY. CHIPS. POPCORN SUPPLIESIII 745-4814 Rexanna Morrison We love you Wish you the Best always! Love. Mom Dad HENSLEY AUTO SUPPLY Get the Best Deals in Performance Parts BAMBOO TREE Flowers Gifts Call: 745-4771 Linda Robinette Clinton, AR 72031 Compliments of: JAMES BEAVERS -OWNER- 7450410 Sycamore Motel 65B Jet 95 Clinton Central heat. A C. and Color T. V. Mr. Mrs. Stivers Blair GATEWAY CONVENIENT STORE 745-4459 Drinks Snacks Ice Bait Hwy. 65 B North COFFMAN FUNERAL HOMES Marshall 446-3338 Clinton 745-2151 148 •£ Western Auto ASSOCIATE STORE Dwight and Elizabeth Chandler NORTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER PO BOX 91 CLINTON. ARK 72031 745-8888 OWNERS S. Beniamin Rains You are very special to us. and we are very proud of you. May all your dreams come true. Much Love. Dad 6 Mom Congratulations Jessica HUH You've come a long way. Babyl Love. Mom. Dad, Zac. $ Granny TEXACO TRAVEL MART Self Service Gas and Convenient Store Phone 745-8484 Hwy. 65 By Pass Clinton. AR 72031 Mgr. Peggy Secrest Jenny Byrd Regina Richardson HITCHING POST CHOCTAW CARPETS HARRIS PHARMACY Mexican American Food 745-4116 Hwy 65 South 745-4020 Good Luck Seniors CHOCTAW KERR- MCGEE FULL SERVICE STATION Intersection of 330 9. Hwy. 65 Choctaw. AR Billy. Mark. Andy, Rick CRAFTIQUE ARTS £ CRAFTS Consignments Welcome Located: Choctaw Antique Store Marti Shannon 745 -2811 On the square in Clinton. 745-6112 149 We use and recommend REDKEN Clinton, Arkansas Phone 7454828 Try our PRIAZZOIU Phil Bradley-Owner Bonita, Carolyn, Teresa SUMTAN Tanning Booth, New Man Hair Pieces, RK Men's Haircare Products. On the east side of the square. Pan Pizza Cavit ini Pasta Spaghetti Salads Sandwiches Personal Pan Pizza WATSON FEED STORE LET-US-DO-IT ALASKA INSULATION ROOF MAINTENANCE RIGID URETHANE SPRAY BONDED ALL WORK GUARANTEED P 0 BOX 46' (501) 745-4872. CHOCIAW. ARKANSAS 72028 Jnct. Hwy. 65 6 95 Phone: 745-2430 For the best value in feed, seed, 6 fertilizer. 150 Parish Feed Store Q Hwy. 65 N. Greenbrier, AR Bus. Phone 679-3829 Home Phone 745- 7152 Compliments of: Toney, Sallie, Dusty, Mickey, and Wendy Parish Congratulations Seniors Compliments of: ARKANSAS TELEPHONE COMPANY Call: 745-2114 JOE LEE Chevrolet Chevette Citation Chevelle Cavalier Caprice Monte Carlo Celebrity Corvette Where your condition is our concern. Clinton. AR 72031 Phone: 745-5775 Hwy 65 South 745-2451 Clinton. AR 72031 151 CLINTON HEAUHjjMART; DRUG David A. Bintliff P.D. Prescrip- tions. gifts. Hallmark cards Call: 745-8414 Hwy 65 South Clinton. AR 7X31 152 Charles O. McNew You have given us more love, laughs, and excite- ment in 18 years than most people have in a lifetime. Love. Mom S Dad VAN BUREN COUNTY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Life - Mortgage Education Retirement, Auto, Fire, Homeowners, Workmen's Comp. Cargo - Livestock Blue Cross Blue Shield Hwy 65 B North Clinton Arkansas Phone: 745-2117 Dick Me Cormac Agency Manager FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor- Frank Shell Sunday School 9:45 Church Training 6:00 p.m. Worship 11:00 Worship 7.00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer meeting 7:00 I was glad when they said to me let us go into the house of the Lord. Ps. 1221 153 RALPH KIDD P.A. Ellen 3 Catrina Call: 745-2411 504 Church Street Clinton. AR 72031 Leisa Louise Bonds Congratulations to our daughter on a job well done, you deserve the best that life has to offer. We will al- ways love you. Mom Dad LEFLER’S FASHION INC. Roy Lefler - President Call: In Clinton ■ 745-4148 In Conway - 329-3424 In Russel ville - 968-3001 Searcy 268-0536 2 in fashions CLINTON BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE DANNA HENSLEY RUTH BRUCE 745-4969 502 Main ST. P.O. Box 133 Clinton, AR BOWLING BUILDERS SUPPLY Everything to build Anything Oat her 6 Mary Bowling Cletes Blantz 8 Mark Daniel 6 Jim Drott Katherine Ann Keko You are a lovely daughter and we adore you. May all your dreams be fulfilled. Love. Dad £ Mother IB. REALTOR HILLBILLY REALTY Box 71 Choctaw, Arkansas 72028 501 745 4466 GENITA RHODA, Broker - Owner 501-745 2320 BOB’S AUTO PARTS WE have all your auto part needsl Good luck Seniors! 154 745-2468 Call: 745-2125 108 South Court St. Clinton . Ar Julie Ann Lasater From Chottey to Senior, we’ve loved you every step of the way. Thanks for be- ing you. Mom Dad James Lee Davis For 17 years you have filled our lives with pride and love. May your future be as bright as you have made our lives. Love. Jimmy S Reba CLINTON READY MIX Clinton. AR 72031 Office 745-2060 Home 745-2841 QWlijrj'u'Jff; Shoes for the family Underground Houses Concrete Lakewood Village mall P O BOX 3387 IRWIN 8 JAN VANOVGRIFF FAIRFIELD BAY. ARKANSAS 72088 (501) 884-3355 Basements LASATER BACKHOE SERVICE Compliments of: Cus Murlene Anglin Best of luck Seniors especially our (kids!) Van Buren County Sheriff 1S5 THE BOSS! THE 1985 MUSTANG GT! AN AMERICAN SPORTS CAR FROM CLINTON MOTOR COMPANY It’s a specially equipped 210-horsepower Mustang GT ' “ 3-Door • 5.0 liter HO V-8 engine • 5-Speed manual transmission • Power front disc rear drum brakes • Power rack and pinion steering • Goodyear Eagle VR60 performance tires • Quadra-shock rear suspension • 15 x 7” cast aluminum wheels • Tilt steering wheel • Articulated sport seats • Rear spoiler • Air conditioning • Tinted glass all around • Light group • AM FM stereo radio ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, YOU COULD BE DRIVING A MUSTANG GT FROM Clinton Motor Company 400 Moss Street 156 Compliments of: Stripling Morgan Attorneys At Law Compliments of: CLINTON CASUALS Your Family Clothing Store H.K. lla Bonds Anna Marie Breeden You have filled our lives with laughter and our hearts with joy. We gladly lake this moment to tell the world that Wt LOVE YOU! Trophies, Monogrammmg Engraving Al £ Dixie Breeden James Gary Jacobs are proud of you. You have brought much joy and laughter into our lives. Thank you. Mom. Dad. £ Michael Clinton. AR 72031 745-5241 PETE’S AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION CHOCTAW MOTORS 158 159 “Your Health Care Specialist GARY REED, P.D. Reed’s Northside Pharmacy Hwy. 65 Thriftway Shopping Center Clinton, Ark. 72031 Hwy 65 THRIFTWAY SHOPPING CENTER GARY PACKS DISCOUNT Roofing, building carpet materials 745-4011 CLINTON 66 Highway 65B FULL SERVICE Tires and Batteries Owner- Steve Huggins CHOCTAW MARINA On Greers Ferry Lake “Fishin’ Fun” The Pattersons Good Luck to the Seniors of 1985!!! C L Mackey And Family Van Buren County Assessor Best Wishes to Seniors Tammy Ann McAleese Congratulations and best wishes to you. You have had more responsibilities than most, yet you have carried on these responsi- bilities with determination. We're proud of you and your accomplishments. Love, All of your Family PIGGLY WIGGLY lr. 160 Congratulations to the seniors and compliments to the students whose efforts made this yearbook possible. Continue your education. You can’t afford not to! Forest Baker - Owner Located on Hwy 65 by-pass GATEWAY TWIN CINEMA Hwy. 65 S SHANNON S TRUE VALUE SUPPLY ra JhueVcdlm HARDWARE STORES One stop shop for quality building materials at competitive prices. F.O.S. K.S.P. Serving Van Buren County 23 Years. 7kul] a£m HARDWARE STORES Congratulations seniors of 1986. Best Wishes! 163 Jose Thanks for being a pan of our family this year. You have touched all our lives with your humor love. You will always be a part of us hold a special place in our hearts. Come back to America soon. Best wishes £ good luck in all you do. listed es un muchacho muy fino, y yo no puedo ser m as orgullosa si usted fue mi propio hiijo. Love. Your American Mom 6 Family■■ I inda. Tad. Kari. Wendi. £ Jessica THE BEAUTY GALLERY Hi Hairstyles for the entire family! Hwy. 65 9 WATERGATE PLAZA CHOCTAW. AR Phone: 745-8344 SMITH AUTO REPAIR Ml 74M73 BOND’S SHOE FURNITURE STORE Shoes for the entire family Clinton, AR 72031 745-2144 PARK’S WRECKER SERVICE Hwy. 65 Clinton, AR PHONE: 745-5669 745-6129 James C half You have brought love and happiness into our lives. May life's problems be few for you. Keep your trust in the Lord and all things will be possible. We Love You. Dad. Mom. Angie. John The past years have been filled with happy memories. We wish you only the best in the future. Always. Mom b Dad Angela Lynn Huggins FIRST NATIONAL BANK P. O. Box 41 • Clinton. Arkansas 72031 Phone 745 8200 Nath. Cathy, Richard, Matthew, Jared. Megan Tumlison Jim Mary Tumlison Florist: 745-2116 Fabrics: 745-8747 CLINTON FLORIST J M FABRICS 165 s WAL-MART INCORPORATED Wal-Mart Discount City We sell for less. Quality merchandise at discount prices. PRESCRIPTIONS Best wishes to all students of C.H.S. and Congratulations to the graduating class of 19861 166 (left) Tammy Kling and Shawnna Lefler show their spirit at a Basketball Pep Rally. Below: Cheerleaders perform a perfect kick during a dance at a Basketball game. Above: Dianna Wright. Mascot cheers during Jr. High Pep Rally. Above Left: Danny Goza directs the Jazz Band during a Basketball game. Far Left: Beverly Sturch yells for the Jackets. Near Left: Erika Eoff smiles for the camera. 167 We Made It iiiiiiiiiiiiiiini ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ This was the year for change - teachers, students, and standards. But in the midst of all these changes, life went on at CHS. During the year we discovered a lot about ourselves, our friends, and life in general. We had good days, bad days, and lots of in - betweens. We studied, played, cheered, booed, fought, partied, cried a little and laughed a lot. Things changed and so did we. As time slipped away and left us with only memories, we realized what a special year it had been at CHS. And WE MADE ITIIIIIIIII