Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

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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

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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

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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