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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1946 volume:

V FOREWORD Perhaps, as the years roll by, your thoughts way occasionally return to your good old High School Days at Clinton State Vocational Training School and the things that happened during 4C HSC Then to relive those happy monent.3 in your wind, you can bring out your old TORCH , dust off its backs and turn the pages one by one. We hope that in the years to corne this 1946 yearbook may become one of your most cherished possessions. Our purpose in publishing this annual v as to record our activities and achievements. If in the years to come you can look at this TORCH and recall pleasant memories, then our purpose has b on accomplished THE STAFF DEDICATION We the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty- Six of the Clinton State Vocational Training School dedicate this yearbook THE TORCH’ to the following boys who have been in our class and are now serving or have served in the United States Armed Forces. W. H. Avoy J. M. Kay Aaron Baker Arlen Keeling Lawrence Baker Fred Mills Lester Bonds Dale Meadows Gaylon Boone Dial Rasar Junior Bowers Willis Reed J. E. Bryant Hermon Reeve Ray Eggers James Boyd Rogers Billy Ellis Bobby Lee Simmons Earnie Hayes 'Carl Gene Smith Roy Gray Jennings ThuAan Treadway CONTENTS CALENDAR ADMINISTRATION Board of Education Faculty Staff Senior Junior Sophomore Freshmen Grades ATHLETICS Football Basketball SOCITIES and CLUBS FHA FFA Library Club ACTIVITIES Hillbilly Staff Band FEATURES Beauties Awards Snapshots SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY SENIOR CLASS WILL ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS CALENDAR School Began September 3 First Football Game Soptomber 20 Fair uoen and. Maids choson Octobor 1 Football paeons and Maids chosen October 31 Homecoming Football garno November 2 Teachers Convention November 8-9 Senior Play Dotty Daffy December 13-14 Christmas Holidays Doccnbcr 19-31 Pictures taken January 21 Valentino Parties February 14 Junior Basketball Tournament at Atkins February 21-23 Senior Basketball Tournament at Ozark March 1-2 Seniors win FFA Basketball Tournament March 15-16 Recital Selection of Torch Queen April 4 Band Pie Supper April 5 Junior Play Robinson Crusoo April 15-16 FFA FEA Weiner Roast April 23 Junior Senior Banquet Ajril 25 Senior Class Day at Rockaway Beach, Mo. April 28-29 Baccalaureate May 12 Commencement May 13 ■ BOARD Of £ DUCAT JON FPCULT y Coach tc Science . � am Sid. B. Walker Superintendent Terrill Commerce Bigham Clark Agriculture Home Economics ISciliece IScKiece Agriculture Home Economics Davenport Band Henderson Social Science Duggar English Kruger House Social Science Music Johnie Smith Sports Editor Terrill Advisor Ruth Hamilton Davenport Art Editor Advisor BAKER BRADLEY BONDS,B. BONpS,F. BURT CAVENDER CLEAVER EUBANKS FRASER GILLIAM GODFREY GRADDY GUFFEY HARPER HAMILTON HENDERSON HAYES HURLEY JONES JENNINGS •fk KEELIKG REYNOLDS, KIDD SMITH, B. LEFLKR SMITH, J. LEWIS SUGGS • MAIN SIANDRIDGE Mcknight TOULINS.ON pate TUCKER PENP.OD UNDi-IWOOD REYNOLDS WILLIAMS SENIOR ACHIEVaiENTS WILBURN BAKER—Softball FRANKIE BONDS—Football-1 yr., FFA-4 yrs., Baseball-1 yr. BILL BONDS—FFA-4 yrs., Football-1 yr. TOM BRADLEY--Basketball-3 yrs., Football-1 yr.. Senior class reporter, Baseball-1 yr.. Band, FFA-4 yrs. BUFORD BURT--Basketball-2 yrs.. Football-1 yr.. Senior play cast. PEARL CAVSNDAR--Music-2 yrs., FHA-1 yr. VELMA CLEAVER—Softball BILLIE JUNE EUBANKS—Softball LEO FRASER—Football-1 yr., Captain-1 yr., FFA-4 yrs., Vice-Pres. 1 yr. BETHEL GILLIAM BILLY JOE GRADDY—Football-1 yr., FFA-4 yrs., Pres.-l yr., Base- ball-1 yr. EVA GUFFEY—FHA-4 yrs. RUTH HAMILTON—Glee Club-3 yrs.. School Trio-2 yrs., FHA-2 yrs.. Song leador-1 yr.. Art Editor Torch ‘45-46, School Queen '44-45 GERALD HARPER—Baseball-1 yr., Basketball-1 yr. OPAL HAYES-'-Gloc Club-2 yrs., Sr. Class Sec., Editor Torch ‘45-46, Vice-Pres. Library Club-1 yr.. Torch maid '45-46, Jr. Sr. play cast, Salutatorian '45-46. ROY HENDERSON—Football-1 yr., Basketball-3 yrs., Sr. play cast. BARBARA HURLEY—FHA-4 yrs. DORIS JONES—FHA-4 yrs., Gleo Club-2 yrs - ViTLFCBD KEEL'NJ--Football-1 yr., FFA-4 yrs. TOMMY KIDD--Footbal1-1 yr., FFA-3 yrs., Baseball-1 yr DICKIE LEFLER—Football-1 yr., FFA-4 yrs., Vico-pres.-2 yrs., Roportcr-1 yr., Watchdog-1 yr., Vico-Pres. senior class. Member of Sr. Jr. play cast. GRAYSON LEWIS--Basketball-4 yrs., Capt.-2 yrs., Football-2 yrs., Co-Capt.-l Yr., FFA-4 yrs., Prcs.-l yr., Vice-Pros. of Soph. Jr. Class., Ass t Business manager Torch, Ass't Editor Hillbilly, Band-2 yrs.. Member of Jr. Sr. play cast. KERMIT McKNIGHT—Basketbdl-2 yrs., Football-1 yr., FFA-4 yrs., Baseball-1 yr. MARCET MAIN--FHA 4 yrs.. Glee Club 2 yrs RUTH PATE—FHA-4 yrs. LAVEKTA PENROD— FHA 3 yrs. ERNEST REYNOLDS, Jr.—Basketball-4 yrs., FFA, Jr. Sr. play cast. RUTH REYNOLDS--Girls Loague-1 yr. BON!.IE SMITH—Softball-1 yr., Member Sr. play cast JOHNIE SMITH—Hone coming Queen '45-46, Sports Editor Torch '45-43, Production manager Hillbilly, Band-2 yrs., FHA-4 yrs.. Member Jr. Sr. play cast, Salutatorian 45-46. YifILCIE STANDRIDGE DORTHY LEE SUGGS—FHA-4 yrs.. Glee Club-2 yrs. RAYMOND TOMLINSON—FFA-4 yrs., Football-1 yr., Basketball-4 yrs., Co-capt.-l yr., Band-1 yr.. Business manager Torch '45’46, Business managor Hillbilly, Pros. Jr. A Sr. Cl£i77 Member Jr. Sr. play cast. VITA TUCKER—Softball-1 yr.. Member of Sr. play oast. RUBY UNDERAOOD Joko oditor Hillbilly, Homooomine Queen '45—46. Sr. play cast. Torch maid-'45-46. CAROLYN WILLIAMS—Editor Hillbilly, Ass't. Editor Torch '45-46, Pros. Library Club-1 yr., FKA-2 yrs., Vice-Pres .-1 yr.. Sec. Soph. Jr. Class, Member Jr. Sr. play cast. Valedic- torian '45-46. CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1946 numbered seventy-four, when, as lowly Freshmen we entered the mighty portals of Clinton State Vocational Training School. Boys from that class distinguished themselves by compos- ing the Junior basketball team and having two rep- resentatives playing on the football team� Tie dwindled to fifty-five for our Sophomore year, but the absence of our old class mates didn't slow us down as we romped through the 10th. grade. In our Junior year we totaled thirty-six, having lost many who were graduated in three years. We presented ’’Good Glory” very successfully, and royally entertained the seniors at our night club, Hollywood Stumble Inn . Four amoung our midst made the basketball team, giving us power to win the annual inter-class basketball tournament. In 1946 thirty-seven of us are here to tell the four-year story. In the fall we spent an enjoyable day as guests of Arkansas Tech at their Senior Day celebration. In November we presented a comedy drama Dotty and Daffy . And late April found us at a banquet under the bigtop given us by the Juniors. Our class day was a memorable two- day sojourn to Roolcaway Beach, Missouri, where we tried to forget the rain and had fun. Again this year we won the inter-class basketball tournament, and boasted seven of the eleven first-string men on the football team all five main stringers in basketball were senior, '46 men� a ■ • + Pistol uattlabeum Hasur Cwan H«lan Martha AtfaU... Terby Tsstsr Tomlinson tester, ah “ SpSSEP Xormar. Jiaaia Smith Stephana liarrio Surfcrre Shite Villia Bill Hudgins Joy F� y Hunt Mar prat Janet ilildrad Jenkins Harley Keeling 1 Xe: u� S •u� r.Q ••••••• jo-,jocoh uo a x ®I Y....................... J© , : AUUOS........A� «JWO S i X� oj J «PITH • • • • v ®PT ®« l-®aU •wwltllM •TJofj� B..............yiapT� ©. j ROLL Blair, Toddy Bowling, Joe Beavers, Bonnie -radley, Joe Bradley, Rosa Laa Bradley, Loretta Conner, Joyoa Casey, Thelma Sue Caldwell, Ray FI earning, Tommie Griggs, Bobby Gr nt, Varealla Hall, Teddy Don Harris, Billy k. Hartin, Vatta Keeling, Orrilla Kay, Tammy Long, Arthur Lefler, Polly Ann Lefler, Jennetta Mesoher, Dale McKnight, Billie Jane McKnight, la Jo Rainwater, Doyle Ridan, Ted Smith, Carl on Suggs, Carl D. Simpson, Edgar Turpen, Kaw ssa Turner, Dawell Underwood, Frealan Wallace, Story Etta White, Doyle Not Pictured Raraer, Arthur Harrison, Alford House, Elisabeth Tuokel CAPTAIMS Fras-r____- Lewis Staph ; Lovel1 Teal ‘.r.im Keel i Loflur Bradley Coach Ayrea Fraser Burt Turby Kidd B. Bond® MoKnight F. Bonds Hor.derson SENIOR BASKETBALL SQUAD B Front Row—Burt. R«yn ldi, L«wi«. Tomlinson. ■ MeKnight Soc'-w Row—Quattlebaua, Lovell. UcCutcheon, Keeling, Bradley, Hunter, Lefler. | Third Row—Cooper. Emerson, Liringaton, Whillock, Render on. Coeoh Ayer miOR BASrSTbALL SQUAD Front Row—Stanley, Haley, Holbrook, MoEntlre, B ker Lewi . Second Row--goggle , Senkey, Holt, Tuoker, Johnson, Robin on, arnett. Coach Ayer . ArTIOl flhile the boy cover the opposing teem, Lewi breek through for e Jump � hot et the be� ket. TRAINING Cooperation, phytioal fit- nes , end teem work ere three of toe essential of basket- ball we are croud to say our Yellowjacket poses . CAPT. LEWIS BRADLEY REYNOLDS CLUB Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Trees. Sponsor Arnhart, L. ] Bellinger, M Hayes, 0. McCormac, M. Kills, I. Smith, V.. Walker, U. S Westerman, A Williams, S'. Carolyn Williams Opal Hayes Mary Jane Baker Mrs. Jessie Terrill . Baker, H. J. Bowers, I. J. Kidd, B. L. J. KcKnight, M. Smith, M. J. Tomlinson, R. K©st | Li. J. Williar , C. Williams, M. B. t s . to 4«i «a $i e r ?AZ 110S 5 ?£l tz a3 ’ Sat c 5 c ' ®- fc vs Kho -Vt 8 ...tb« 8? ' w - «V - .•’ ir % � .4S. „ I I ,� 1«! _ V l V rfP � 6 %� v- '° S v £ • ,v ■ « L « % -•v r a� c.« -«•£ S, 4 r o e - 2 S , ♦ . -???• «■ 4° s-Ss.?’!� -� ' “V •i ® -♦ • V v WI £ .g --11 • « • £ s S I a .7 «iT op... r 5 f a SI ' • ? • Z? « s- ,p: � s c;, w - - ’ l‘ p ‘r )e • nfj0 - 5 P .w� « « ,.. °d � , °� r L £ ?£ •' or � „ ?• ,„.. • « - ft • % V v. 1 v. o' THE HILLBILLY 2ditor-in-Chi.f . . . Carolyn Will lams Assistant Editor • • • • • Gray.on Lewi. Sports Editor .......... Billy Jo. Graddy Jolc. Editor ••••••• Ruby Underwood Busineac Manar.r . • . Raymond Tomlinson Production Manarer .... Johni. Smith Staff Artist..................To-. •• 'nv Advisor..............Mrs. Jessie Terrill Cornets Billy Letter fila� Pro ley Billy C. Bradley Cletue Kogglea Drum® aiK SynVols Alice lTPfl'.o”?a ou Mary Alice French Hart ha Sue (Talker He :da Bar tin Ruth Pate Hugh David Jenkins Txm Gene Beavers Arthur Long Flute Bli-abelW Houee Clalmeta Polly Letter Joe Bradley Dot Davenpdrt LaDone Hale Teddy Don Sail joyoe Conner Hajorettea ru£JT Tomlinson Gloria Hisell Bonnie Sue Smith Mi rune Bell Gilliam® Imorer.e Mills Ruth Gilliams Mae Patterson Adel Everetts Nelda Kidd Alto Horn® patty Sue Holt • Ida Ruth Harri® Bobby Gri ga Carol Bills Bass Horn Bill Bonds Glen Lewi® Trombone A Baritone Billy fTarris Carl Beavers Charles Holt Sazaphone® Te’ldy BlaTr Jo Ann Baker % Grayson Lewis Oather Jones, Jr. 1946 1945 In 1945 G. D. Davenport granted the school a five-year Scholarship (Twenty Silver Dollars each year) to be awarded to the outstanding Student Leader of the year. The following formula was used by the faculty in selecting the Student Leader � Scholarship, Attendance, Leadership, Particioation in Activities, and Attitude. MUSIC ROOM IN ACTION LUNCH ROOM CLASS PROPHECY WILBURN BAKER has proved the old adage, Like attracts like -he has just opened his veternarian office. FRANKIE BONDS is now practicing medicine on Holly Mt. Lula has his old job of driving the school bus. BILL BONDS has just returned to Clinton from a visit to the New York shipyard where ho broke the bottle on a new jet plane BOMBER BILL. TOM BRADLEY is custodian of Admiral Halsey s famous white horse which once belonged to Emperor Hirohito. BUFORD BURT is one of Arkansas's greatest undertakers. His favorite is that his customers never complain� PEARL CAVENDAR is now head chemist in ths Globe Laboratories. Some say her children drive people nuts writing poetry and buying sheet music. VELMA CLEAVER has been weeping her heart out over the loss of Elma. Don't take it so hard Velma, there's plenty of time. BILLIE JUNE EUBANKS It has been rumored that she and Tutor have been happily married for ten years. It has that he cemo in town last week looking for a job since he now has a little bride. LEO FRASER is lecturing on Football and How I_ Played It . His able assistant, Winnie -Jennings, accompanys him on his tours, because she, too, remembers his tactics. BETHEL GILLIAM and Odis Cleaver are still having little spats. Seems that her friendship with his sistor helps matters. BILLY JOE GRABDY completed last week his life's work— We Will Not Go To War With Russia If The Americans Will Keep Their Mouths Shut .—will be released from the publishers next month. EVA GUFFEY and Doan Bonds are happily married. Their Bonds mature every ten years. RUTH HAMILTON has just completed ten years with the Metropolitan. She is currently teamed with her old school-girl idol, Dick Haymes• GERALD HARPER is happily married. He still has the job of driving the school bus. OPAL HAYES has just this week been released from Alcatraz, where she has made her home since the publication of tho 1946 TORCH. ROY HENDERSON is now one of tno nation's widest known engineers. His greatest structural achievement is tho groat swinging bridge which you cross going to the McKnight residence. BARBARA HURLEY and Leonard have a thriving business—he builds houses and she dooorates 'em. DORIS JONES and Hershel are happily married and are living on a farm at Scotland. They are doing nicely (raising a now crop ovory year). (VILFORD KEELING is head-coach at Notre Damo. The famed Fighting Irish are now known as tho STATUES . TOMMY KIDD and his wifo, Suzi, have returned to the hills. They are doing research work on th) life of the cave man. They are living at Alum Caves at the present. DICKIE LEFLER is now head of tho English Dopartmont of Now York University. Ho owes his success entirely to his beloved English teacher. Hazel Maud Dagger (Miss). GRAYSON LEtTI-S hei a xiotlo run-in with the President recently. Seems that Harry doesn't like for Grayson to own ALL tho lumbor mills in tho country. KERMIT McKNIGHT stays brolco alia timo bribing the kids not to tell Ruby what time he comos home. MARCET MAIN MILLEk '• s husband has just added throo rooms to their spreading bungalow. RUTH PATE is now co-owner, with her brother Honry, of Tfalraven's. It is fhst becoming tho Night Spot of the South. Some say Senator Claghorn himself frequents tho place. LAVERTA PENROD is the oditor of a thriving movie magazine. She is currently trying to decide whether James Ackormnn or Peter Lawford shall decorato the covor nago. ERNEST REYNOLDS is now Attorney-Gonoral of Arkansas. His BRILLIANT personality has.brought a glow to the hearts of tho hill-billies. RUTH REYNOLDS is happily married. She and hor husband are living at tho Big City of Alroad. BONNIE SMITH scared tho whole community the other day--sho smiled I JOHNIE SMITH is happily married to Grayson Lewis, her child-hood sweetheart. Their small son, Raymond, has just said his first words— potato chips . .TILCIE STANDRIDGE is N.B.C.'s roving reporter. Sho recently ruinod a broadcast when a fellow reportor camo running in shouting, Raymond ; V ilcio gigglod for throe days straight. DOROTHY LEE SUGf S and Henry have just roturned from South America. RAYMOND TOMLINSON is posing for tho This COULD Happen to You ads of Charlos Atlas. VITA TUCKER is proprietor of tho 5th Avenue Beauty Salon and has just installed a now service for men. RUBY UNDERSTOOD stays brok3 alia timo bribing her kids to tell hor vhat time Remit gets hame. P.S. Those McKnight kids havo BRAIN81 CAROLYN WILLIAMS md Dub have just bought tho presidential yacht Williamsburg. Thoy are constantly having the Coast Guard out looking for'thoir children. CLASS WILL TOM BURT BRADLEY wills his running ability to Rex Lovell. BILL BONDS wills his coffee brewing to Odie Hale. FRANKIE BONDS wills Louia to Richard Halbrook. WILBURN BAKER wills his wine, waaon, and song personality to Sonny Loficr. BUFORD BURT wills his pleasant smilo to Harloy Keeling. PEARL CALENDER wills her 40-yr.-old man to Miss Duggar, trusting that it will make oach of them happier. VELMA CLEAVER wills her ability to tell men off to Sue Quattlebum. BILLIE JUNE EUBANKS wills her blonde hair to Emma Sue Moore. LEO FRASER wills his wolfish ways to Waymon Cullum. BETHEL GILLIAM wills her meekness to Frances Bryant. BILLY JOE GRADDY wills his vocabulary to Mary Alice French. EVA GUFFEY wills her ability to get men to Emma Sue Moore. HUIH HAMILTON wills hor interost in Marshall to Minnie Bell Williams. GEARLD HARPER wills his reckless driving to Ann Knighton. OPAL HAYES wills her brains to Charlie Bradley. (Maybe he can keep fran being locked up in dark places.) ROY HENDERSON wills his water pistol to Shirloy McCutcheon. BARBARA HURLEY wills hor extra men (since sho?s settled down to one) to all the girls at school. DORIS JONES wills her roal eyelashes to Fern Gildersleeve. 'AILFORD KEELING wills his breast plate to Didge Smith. TOMMY KIDD wills his henpecked ways to Waymon Cullum. DICKIE LEFLER wills his Charles Atlas build to Edus Bonds but will keep his brains, thank you! GRAYSON LEWIS wills his enormous foot to Johnny Bruco Pate. KERMIT McKNIGHT wills Ruby's little sister to Carrol Johnson. MARCET MAIN MILLER wills her newly acquired husband to Janie. RUTH PATE wills her brother Henry's worn-out dungaroos to Bonnio Jacobs. LAVERTA PENROD wills hor interost in a certain Jomie-boy to Bonnyo Nunley so Bonnyo can have him ovory night. EARNEST REYNOLDS wills his kinky hair to Clotus Noggles. RUTH REYNOLDS wills the husband she waitod for four years to any gal who thinks she can got him. BONNIE SMITH wills Sam Floroy an invitation to the junior- senior banquet n'oxt yoar. JOHNIE SMITH wills Grayson to the Hondrix girls on Juno 4. WILCIE STANDRIDGE wills her gigglos to, ir. timo of great ox- citoment, Winnie Jennings. DOROTHY LEE SUGGS wills her love letters from Kcnsett to Dot Davenport. RAYMOND TOMLINSON wills the ball park on summer nights to Cletus Noggles. CAROLYN WILLIAMS wills her graceful walk to Marjorio White. THE SENIOR CLASS wills all its extra quality points to juniors who, on May 1 next yoar, find theselvcs in need of a few. 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