Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

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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

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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

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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