Clinton State Vocational Training School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1943 volume:

iVb Published Bjy The eni or IZ ) $ss o% the 1 i rit 6 i X t C- )foc 3 Vi on 1 TV n J ,Jt] c. � ?o 7 May this annual in the years to come .prove one of your r..oss cherished possessions, recalling nlea- sr.nt memories and happy associations of the past four years lhis year book was published to record our ac- tivities and achievements, and we trust it will prove both an inspiration and guidance to all future gradua- ting clrssis of the State Vocational Training School We hope that each succeeding class will perpetuate this publication, striving to improve the work of the pre- ceding class, and thus carry on the worthy work. The Class of 43 wishes to express its apprecia- tion to the faculty and members of the student body who have cooperated with us in making the publication of this year book possible The Senior Class of 1943 We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and forty-three of the State Vocational Training School, Clinton, Arkansas,.......... In appreciation of the herioc deeds that you have done and will do,................................. In gratitude for the spirit with which you have pursued the battle to preserve our Anerioan demo- cracy, .......................................... In thankfulness that we too have been privileged to attend the same school as you, and............ In admiration for the splendid examples you have given us,.;........................... dedicate this yearbook, The Torch , to all the graduates of the Clinton State Vocational Training School who are now serving in the armed forces of the United States. STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor-in-Chief.. Business Manager Assistant Business Manager......Lola Mario Hutto Photographic Editor Sports Editor. Art Editor,.,,...,,.., Advisors.. Hrs. Edna Loo Horton Miss Mary Robinson Sept 7..........School opened 8...........Ono mad scramble 25...........First football game 30 .......Loula Marga rot Kali selected Fair Queen 30� .........Selected invitations 0ct 44..........Hay ride to Pee Dee—Kinda sticky!J 29.. ........Betty Lou Stephens chosen Homecoming Queen 31 .........Halloween carnival--Spooky times Nov. 3...........Selected caps and gowns 13«. ......Sadie Hawkins Day----Look out, boys I 19 .........Amateur program sponsored by senior class 20 .........First basketball game 25.........Thanksgiving holidays—First relief from school D°c 1°.........Junior Play, Antics of Andrew —Very good I3..........Just 155 days ’til graduation I7.........Christmas party at Carl YThillock’s home 1® .........Christmas holidays—. Kurrahl Santa’s comingl 28.. ........5.hool DAZE again 31.. ........New Year's parties Jan 7........EXAMS— WHATTA LIFE, YfHATTA LIFE� 21 .......Recital Fob, 4,.........Father-Son Banquet—Somo eats! 11..........Pie supper by band— Yum, yuraj 24 ........• •Pictures taken—Look out, Cameral Mar. l..........It won’t be long now - 76 more days I 4 ;......Senior Play, Aunt Tillie Goes to Sea — ---A HUGE SUCCESS ----- financially 25 ........Grade school operetta Apr 1........Half holiday 22 ........Junior-Senior Banquet - The best ever 30.. ........Class Day — Diamond Cave, here wo cornel May 13........EXAMS, EXAMS, and MORE EXAMS HI 16 ...... .Baccalaureate 17 ....... .Commencement 16.........ONE MORE SCHOOL YEAR GONE % Judge Fraser Board Member Sid B. Yfalker Superintendent Dr. S.G. Daniel Board Member Mary Robinson, Principal A English Clell Burnett, Science k Coach Edna Lee Horton, Commercial A Math J. H. Branchcomb, Band Director Ruby Clark, Hone Economics E. S. Bigham, Vocational Agriculture Joyce I. Sadler, Music Speech A. C. Huggins, Eighth Grade Robbie Thomas, Social Studies Virginia Arnhart� I don't think that is exactly right Wendell Chandler: This school work is getting me down. Wilma Cummunsj She's tops in everything. Doyle Crownoven What's the rush? I'm Army bound. Willodean Grig s: A friend to everybody. Buford Graddy, Jr.: Hawaii, here I cornel Blanche Harper� I'll have my way if it kills me. Gerr.er Halls I might succeed if it weren't for my name. Lele karie Huttoi Little, but loud. Jim Linn Kidd� Tall, dark, end windy. Harold Kingsley: Honored, respected, and admired by all. Dewey Lewis: There's a little bit of bad in every good boy. Hazel Mahan: I'm waiting for THAT furlough. Stanley Myrick: Sorry, girls, he's already taken. Fairy McKnight; If I could get to school on time. Joe Tom Mizell If I could only join the WAAC'S. Nell Magees She hails from Texes and Oklahoma. Darolc Mail.j His position allows him to flirt. Ainie Packs I can't decide which one I love. Willie Wilson Pates Let’s marchl Hun, tw , three, four------ Roy Dean Ragsdales He has the ability to vamp a Mershall girl. Betty Lou Stephenss She is full of fun and pep. Orland Smiths Red hair and a pleasing disoosition. Joy Dean Shannons Rationedl What will I do for gum? Ann Stephenss You'll never know her thoughts. Ila Lee Underwoods Size isn't everything. Carl Whillocks Our finest example of scholarship. Imogens Whites She is a credit to her school and class. Morris Watsons Wave my hair and .all me Mabel.” Florine Wideners I shore do love Red hair. I-W SENIORS ——' CLASS OFFICERS -Wi 1 11 ft Mi 1 nn Pate ROLL Wendell Chandler Virginia Arnhart Doyle Crownover Wilma Cummans Buford Graddy, Jr Viillodean Griggs Garner Hall Lola Marie Hutto Jim Linn Kidd Blanch Harper Harold Kingsley Muriel Keeling Dewey Lewis Hasel Mahan Darold Main Fairy McKnight Stanley Myrick Nell Magee Joe Tom Mizell Ainie Pack Willie Wilson Pate Joy Dean Shannon Roy Dean Ragsdale Ann Stephens Orland Smith Betty Lou Stephens Morris Watson Ila Lee Underwood Carl Whilloek Florine Widener Imogene ’white STUDENT PROPHECY Virginia Arnhart is now a nationally known singer on the Grand Old Opera . Wendell Chandler has become one of America’s most prominent lawyers. Ho deals chiefly with murder cases. Doyle Crov:nover has just been elected for second term es governor of Arkansas Tho Mc.tjority of his votes erne from Ven Buren County Wilma Cui.aians has just signed a ten-ye . r contract with the Paramount Moving Picture Cor.nany. The picture she starred in that had its settii.g in Clinton is popular throughout the nation© Buford Graddy, Jr, has found his profession as an ■ uction- eer at the Clinton Auction Sale )arn, which transacts busi- ness for all the Southern section of the United States. Willodean Griggs has returned from a trip around the world. One of tho places of interest th-t she visited wts the famous cathedral where Hitler has been caged for the p; st six years. Garner Hr 11 has retired to a quiet life on the farm where he is interrupted from his sleep only when the mid servos his morIs. Blanche Harper is now r. member of President Roosevelt’s cabinet, Sho is olenning to resign, however, and snend tho rest of hor life lecturing to her husband tnd nine sailor boys� Lola Marie Hutto is married to a well-known writer of po- etry. Sho acts rs his chief advisor as to what he writes. Librlo Kcoling is a wnbor of tho Waves. Sho says that-sho would like- tho Navy uuoh hotter� STUDENT PROPHECY CONTINUED Pis SE.Iidd hQS b6C0nd tn outstf-nd 6 political sneaker. lt tes success is th£ t he was called to Berlin to brer k the news to the Axis that their day is dono. Harold Kingsloy has been e.npointod as aayor of Clinton n po.itlon th,t requirjs ,.,u=h effort JSLt.=“. ;Sl'fSr;ht.pl ,‘for u ° «•«� � “„orLSne hotel for the purpose of housing Clinton's growing populo- Dowey Lewis is now a Minister of the roso l Ho i. in(„i soon for North Africa where he was assigned as a missionary. Nell Magee has been in Hawaii for the past few years learn H itn r °f df nCinr' WhiCh iS Hazel Mahan is a newsnapor renorter for the New York Tines ,- £noJ Mrie 18 nultini 11 ionaire, He discovered the rich deposits of gold on his cattlo ranch near Clinton, Joe Tom Mizell is a famous football player on the Army team, Stanley Myrick is rejoicing over the arrival of a now rirl ,°vo :hUd';ri5t0”d MatUd“ EvQnGelino. This Is his Ainio Peek is an English instructor at tho University of Arkansas. Sho says that fe.ilurcs are unknown, Uillio ’.Tilson Pato has boon known throughout tho world for a™odbrf: eysIhil0 h° WLS in °f th° Unit0d Statod°F STUDENT PROPHECY CONTINUED Roy Doan Ragsdale is an instructor in tho Amy Air Corps sars st;.7°™riy «• • •� S' Joy Dean Shannon is well contontcd as the wife of Jin Pool Sr th is an internationally famous explorer in the ' forests of the western section of Van Buren bounty, Hxs adventures in these isolated districts have been published m all leading newspapers and magazines. Ann Stephens is an air stewardess on a laree nlm« v, a route from New Zealand to San Francisco CaHforni Betty Lou Stephens is the wife of a handsome, young amv general who was responsible for the death of Tolo. ' She spends her leisure tine counting her husband-s idalf of Ila Lee Underwood has just completed another tern of school next°tem“ beSn elected suPorin andent for the Morris Watson is decidely a business man. He has spent weeks in conferences with the rulers of several European countries! Carl Whillock is the owner of a larp-e hosnitnl in ru. pltient110 StUtlS thf t business is booming and that hi? patients never return the second tine. Florine Widener lipine Islands. is a Navy nurse stationed at Manila, Phil- Her husband is a Filipino doctor. CLASS WILL We, the Class of 43, sone slightly erratic, but the majority sound of mind, on this 17th day of May, in the year of 1943, do declare this writing to he our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all other testimonial writings heretofore made by us. Yfe do here- by will and bequeath all property, real and personal, of which we, the testators, arc at this time possessed to be bestowed as follows, TO-witj Virginia's English ability to Laverta Hunter, Wendell's wavy hair to Warren G. Story, Wilma's ability to apple polish the teachers to Betty Patterson. Doyle’s technique of flirting to Bill Maddox, Willodean's pleasing persona- lity to Fern Gildersleevo. Buford's soft-talking voice to Dorothy Jones, Blanche's freckles to Lois Tomlinson, Gar- ner's farming ability to Roy Lcflor, Jr. Lela Marie's me- lodious voice to Elwanda Eubanks, Jim Linn's far-fetched stories to Winnie Faye Story, Merle's literature on How to Catch a husband to Lefern Reeves, Harold's winning ways to Jimmie Jordan Dewey's magnetic charm to Billy Davenport. Hazel's heir of cornsilk loveliness to Erma Williams. Dar- old's ticket to Hollywood to Jewell Lewis. Fairy's method of designing clothes to Mary Kathryn Whillock. Stanley's dish-pan hands to Vernon Cummans. Ainie's hopes for the fu- ture to Zenobia Hale, Joo Tom's talent for music to Merle Baker. Joy Dean’s frankness to Norma Lea Caldwell, Willie Wilson's 'jeep to Bennie Jordan Betty Lou's regrets that she won't be here next year to Norma Jean Harness. Roy Dean’s position as wittiest boy to Junior Lewis. Ann's pretty brown eyes to Marilyn Brown. Orland's method of solving moth to Loula Margaret Hall, Ha Lee's school girl giggle to 3er- niece Ragsdale, Morris’s position as chi6f-cook-bottle wash- er to Hiron Knight. Imogene 'White's glamour to Bertha Mae Bishop, Carl's wisdom to Lucian Lovell, Flossie's negro dia- lect to Louise Crownover. Nell’s Oklahoma walk to Virginia Autry, To the faculty a new frame of mind, one of peace. To the Junior Class as a whole wo leave our good examples, to be followed to the letter. To the good old State Vocation- al Training School we leave our appreciation for the ideals, for the knowledge gained, and for the happy associations dur- ing the past four years. Our best wishes to go with you al- ways. usmsm JUI10P. CLASS OFFXCttS Prc-ident.......... .oe President.... Secretary-treasurer Reporter........... Sponsor............ ..•onnie Jordan Roy Letter, Jr. ....3111 Maddox ...Doris Miller ..Miss Robinson J MOH CLASS ROLL Jack Anglin Aubrey Autry Bertha Mae Bishop Marilyn Brown Louise Crowr.oTer Billy Davenport Marion Ruth Fran oh J. E. Godfrey Laverta Hunter Wilma Jones Virginia Autry Merle Baker Norma Lee Caldwell Troy Cleaver Slwv-r.de Eubanks Vera Ford Kora Jean Harness Pent11 Huie Bennie Jordan Art Katzec t Imlfine Linn Jowell Lewis Bill Maddox Alfred McCutcheon Dorie Miller Rose Lee Moore Era Newland Berniece Raped le Marie Ruesell Leo Scott Mary Louise Stewart Warren G. Story Roy Tester, Jr. Freda Mae Tipton Jerald in Whitworth Era Will laws Ray Lewis, Jr. Lucian Lot 11 Lee McKim Bob MeKnight Mrs. Opal Myrick Sybil Myrick Leferae Reeves Sula Mae Rhoades Ruby Sebring Ck Rhea Smith Winnie Faye Story James B. Suggs Lois Tomlinson Louie Ward Loyl Williams Mildred Williams e t SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President................................Jimmie Jordan Vice-Presidont........................Carl Quattlehaum Secretary-treasurer....................Mary Lee Bishop Reporter...............................Betty Patterson Sponsor..................................Clell Burnett SOPHOMCRE CLASS ROLL Blanche Barker Mary Lee Bishop Dorothy Lee Bonds Opal Chandler Jack Conner Iris Cooper Delcie Cullum Vernor. Cummans Dorothy Davis Jack Evans Ruby Gildersleeve Katherine Gilliam Chris Kalbrook Zenobia Hale Loula Margaret Hall Melba Harper Jimmie Jordan Marvin Kidd, Jr. Thorndyke Kidd, Jr. Bob Joe Lankford Doyle G. Love Viva Mathis SOH-:OMOR£ CLASS ROLL COKTISUKD Mary Maudsley Dick MoCormie Grower McKim k'eaie McKim Batty Marraret Patterson Blanch Peel Carl uattlobaun Joe Rawes Marraret Reynolds Madrid Rhoades Merle Rhoten Billie Mae Rogers Doyne Rogers Sharda Serraves Josephine Shetley Billy Carl Smith Dorothy Lae Smith Opal Smith Varela Smith Marie Sterlin Jo Sterlin Helen Stripling Louie Daro Tomlinson Wilma Underwood Bill Whitley Frances Jean Woodall Junior Williams Winnie williams Pro6 ident.......... Vioe President..... Secretary-treasurer «porter........... Sponsor............ ....Dale Meadows ....Dickie Lefler ....Beulah Yenp Oather Jones, Jr. ...Roeble Thomas Olete Anderson A. H. Avey Aaron Baker Wilburn linker Billie Bonds Frankie Bonds Willie Bonds r.aylon Boone Junior Bowers Tommy Bradley J. E. Bryant Velma Clearer Shirley Cooper Verve Couch Elma Cullum Dana Lou Davenport Pauline Dempsoy Billy Ellis Billie June Eubar.ks Jimmy Fraser Leo Fraser Billy Joe Graddy Kina rear. Griegs Alneda Gudrell Era Guffey Gerald Harper Sarnie Hayes Opal Hayes Barbara Hurley Willodene James Roy Gray Jennings Frances Johnson Mildred 'Johnson Doris Jones Cather Jones, Jr. 1 i w� J. U. Kay tfilfora Keeling. Beulah Kemp iv Kidd Fern Gildersleevc M ry Walker Virginia Kingsley Dickia Lefler Grayson Lewis Lerene McKlm Everett MoKim Eiraitt McEnirht Dr. la Keadows Lodia Gay Ideal 1 Christina Uoody Ira Ott Ruth Pata Laverta Panrod Eunice Pipar Willis Read Hazel Ravas Ruby Lynn Robertson Clall Rogers Janas Boyd Rogers Bobby Sinners Tommy Gene Simmons Bonnie Baa Smith Carl G. Smith Johnie Smith Dorthaa Lea Suggs Raymond Tomlinson Nina aye Tipton Thurman Treadaway Vita Tucker Ruby Underwood Inn Loe astarman Mary Kathryn Whilloak .’.orlin Bradford Jimmie Bradley June Cull urn Mamie CuIIub Irene Davis Toastie lie 11 Doyle Wanda Lee Hatchett Gloria Hendrix Billie Jo Jennings Betty Lou Kidd Shirley ha'.sen Kenneth Kingsley Paul Shillings Ruth Kirkendoll Victor Leighton, Jr. •illeno Wages Betty McKnight Ada lean Westerner. Clara Ruth McPherson Betty Jo Pistole Billy Piper Juanita Patton No man V. Smith Norma Jo Perkins Norrin Qualls Hulon Quattlebaum Ardell Rhoades Marjorie White Charles Suggs Jimmie Stephens EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President..........,...................... ..Emma Gene Beaver6 Vice President .................,........., ..Billie Jo Jennings Secretary-Treasurer....................... .Betty Lee MoKnJght Reporter..................................... o.oGloria Hendrix Sponsor.................................. ....Mr, A. Cc Huggins CLASS ROLL '- Walter Albright Thomas Arnhart Vernal Arnhart Wilma Faye Arnhart Delraer Autry Jimmie Lee Baker Mary Jane Baker Anna June Baker Merlin Bradford Jimmie Bradley John Bradley Emma Gene 3eavers June Cullum Mamie Lee Cullum John Dempsey Lonnie Nell Doyle Irene Davis Opal Faye Griffin Gladys Godfrey Winford Hale Wanda Lee Hatchett Gloria Hendrix Angie May Hunter Calvin Hoyle Inez Hoyle Johnnie James Billie Jo Jennings Dortha Johnson Kenneth Kingsley Betty Lou Kidd Shirley Katzon Ruth Kirkondoll Victor Leighton, Jr« Betty Loe McKnight Clara Ruth McPherson Ireno Maine Willona Magee Oleta Nicholson Nova Noldon Juanita Patton Norma Jo Perkins Betty Jo Pistole Billy Piper Marvin Qualls Hulon D. Quattlebaum Ardell Rhoades Fern Rambo Jimmie Stephens Norman V« Smith Paul Shilling Charles Suggs Lena Standley Adeloen Westerman Ethel Louise Wilcox Margie White t GLEE CLUB . 1942-43 Girls� gloo club hud a very suc- cessful year Tho group, averaging thirty-flvo in nunbor, presented two no Jo;- programs one at Cruistnas season, v hich was clinuxod by tho sing- TtV'-'iaMn,H •lallcivjah Chorus from Handol's The M-Soiah ; the other , or May 12, when they presented an cv.niug concert to which the connun- t!ytho8u1irit|'d i IhC Sl(r Club also contributed r L 1(0?'°e:’an' IiUy 11 and thc Baccal- aureate s rvice, Hay 16- The girls • sextet, which also did highly oJhlrf ht0ry app ;rcd nn various prograns, vtnPnr™ . hich included tho Van Rurcn county teachers'- r. eting, county coun- Rarnl'rf tlffc ? A‘ Pro6ran, the Jun i o r - s en i or Banquet, the sprang gloo club concert, and tho Baccalaureate service. BAND a su ™Lf int°n Stnta Vccaticnal School Band had a successful year, undor tho direction of J0 h. Branchconb. The Band and Mr Branohconb apprec- iate the cooperation from everyone concerned for the whole hearted support given then At thc beginning of this year there wore fifteen ncnbws in thc band. There arc at pre- sent eighty-five noebors, including tho senior and junior band. The band has nade several trips and present- ed concerts in surrounding towns. Several con- «udLno r 8 °V° ‘■l8° bCC° 6lVS,“ ° Cllnt0E wile Th« and ls losing only one person, Willie Wilson Pate, by graduation 3TRL5 JLEE CLUB SEXTET m The Clinton Chapter of Future Farmers of Amer- ica is one of the 7,542 chapters of farm boys stud- ying vocational agriculture in the high schools throughout the United States. The purpose of this organization is to develop competent, agressive, rural agriculture leadership, to strengthen the confidence of farm boys, to cre- ate and nuturc a love of country life, to improve the country home and its surroundings, to promote and improve scholarship, to advance the cause of vocational education in agriculture in the public schools, and to create more interest in the intell- igent choice of the farming occupation. Hone Economics Club The Home Economics girls have been learning to plan meals, to prepare and to serve thorn on a war tine budget. They have also planned and serve cd one hot dish each day for students who bring their lunch to school. They have studied clothing, handicraft, hone improvement, family relationship, child development, and several girls have started Victory gardens. They have also helped the Red Cross by knit- ting sweaters, making blouses, shirts, and folding bandages. They have nado $38 worth of button holes for the Red Cross. This year they have served an agricultural dinner onco a month. They have also bought $502. 75 worth of War Bonds and Stamps. WHO'S WHO Prettiest Girl............... Most Handsome Boy........... Most Popular Girl.............. Most Popular Boy............. Best All-Around Girl......... 3est All-Around Boy......... Best Actress................ Best Actor.................., ? Bost Boy Athlete,,,.,,,..... Best Girl Athleto........... Cutest Girl.....,..,,,.,.... Cutest Boy. ................, Sweetest Girls ......,,.. Sweetest Boy, ,,.,..,.,....,. Most Studious Girl.......... Most Studious Boy............ Person Most Likely to Succeed Best Singer-Girl.............. Best Singor-Boy............ Most Ambitious Student .,,,,. ’Wittiest Girl............... ViTittiest Boy ,. Best Liked Student ,..,,,..., Most Popular Teacher......... ...Betty Lou Stephens ...Willie Wilson Pate ...Betty Lou Stephens ....Roy Dean Ragsdale ....., • .'Wilma Cummans .........Orland Smith ..... .Wilma Cummans . • • ..Darold Main ■......Joe Tom Mizell ....Florine Widener ..Betty Lou Stephens ...Roy Dean Ragsdale ......Wilma Cummans Betty Lou Stephens • ..... .Darold Main .......Wilma Cummans .........Orland Smith • ......Wilma Cummans ...,L©la Marie Hutto ....’Wendell Chandler .......Wilma Cummans .....Florine Widener ...Roy Doan Ragsdale .......Wilma Cummans • • ...Mrs . Horton EIGHTH GRADE WHO S WHO Prettiest Girl.......... Most Handsome Boy..... Best All-Around Girl., Best All-Around Boy... Best Boy Athlete...... Best Girl Athlete,.... Best Actress............ Best Actor............ Cutest Girl........... Cutest Boy............ Most Ambitious Student Best Liked Student..,. ....Shirley Ketzen ....Ardell Rhoades ....Shirley Katzen ...Jimmie Stephens ....Ardell Rhoades .Tommie Nell Doyle Billie Jo Jennings .....Ardell Rhoades Betty Lea McKnlght .....Winfred Halo •Mary Jane Baker ...Jimmio Stephens Football Lettermen: Ragsdale, Kingsley, D. Lewis, Pate, Smith, Mizell, Capt., Lovell, Knight, Hall, Whilloclc, Bowling, J. Lewis, Quattlebaum, Evans, Lofler, Davenport, Jordan, Cleaver. JUNIOR A!TD SENIOR BASKETBALL S' UAD 1942-43 % C’ Uy'V-ru f • c ' f l . 7 t -. j v 7- . . ■ '5 - ■?'■+ a7f 4, ( C‘ X V r e 0 ’CJ ufj . 7 t-- T if ' y -Cy-« --‘ f- , y - 2 + ? x A ?fV r ‘ ? ■—� — Q—. .JL jc}__£ . ': ‘ � A 4- e-s T737 Z; tf J,';.. t lAZ', SIZJZh .s f r JZTX, £2v w ZpeJ ■ -'■ r r- ynZ-rtZz' s Zi ± vj zZ .dZ •g’zZ z gk u.- ' C. S e£ s q j 'Uxi . J { ' ' ■ o(ji y S‘ '''-' q .1 -S? 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