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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

CONTENTS PCEWORD DFLTTO rCQ ,• •’ • ■:{ '■ (pi CjZ,SJpAR '1 ftry.TTT't 'rp iVTfM Tv;.■.• ■'• yj? Education F.v; ' t ; £or. ir .Jrv-o- S j.. .or o v' , I r.'icn .• Grades • j f ATE TT ICS 1’- ; bf.il ' ■ ■ ■ko' oall SCC inTT.iV' and CLUBS F.l '-A-i - % F:Vi.,A- • frournniinn. Club ■ feiorury Club, KBAJTTFSS . V : ■ '■ s ’•'.'ho km.'T 2 £ ■ij.-.J'v 01fv 3? Pruphoc ' S ipAo :' Cla-s a Will xWs'SSioEJlKHTS AUIOCFulPES st r FOREWORD Our pu-poso in publishing this 194? annup.l is to rocord our Activities and achiovumonts� If in tho years to como, you can lo6k at this '‘‘TORCH and rocall ploasant memories then ovtr pur poso has boon accomplished� THE STAFF V- •. • V ■rr- ;k V ■ if ■ DEDICATION 19 7 marks the twentieth anniversary of our State ker's twentieth year with the school. Our school, under the supervision of Mr. Walker, has grown since 1927, from one main building to a Gymnasium a Home Ecpnomics cottage, au Agri- culture building, a Teacherage, and a farm with modern home in addition to the original building; thus providing educational facilities for the children of Van Buren County. For this reason we the Senior Class of 19 7, dedicate this Yearbook to one who ha3 given twen- ty1- years of faithful service, Sid B. Walker. CALENDAR School Began Soptombcr 9 First Football Gamo September 13 'K Football Quoens Maids dhosen Novombor 21 Fair Quoens Maids Chosen October 4 Homecoming Football Gamo November 22 Senior Play Pop Farade Fotruary 27-28 Christinas Holidays Dccombor 20-31 Junior Play Don't Ever Grow Up January 30-31 County Basketball Tournament February 14-15 District F.FkA. k F.H.A. Meeting at Tech March 28 -l Philandcr-Smith Choir April 14 State Teacher's Choir April 15 Junior Senior Banquot April 17 Tech Choir May 1 Alumni Banquot May 3 F.F.A. Father k Son Banquet May 6 Football Pie Supper May 8 Senior Class Day May 9 Baccalaureate May 18 May 19 ■c Commoneeraent i' . y k T V ’ ..I •t, • „ — - «' H. ■r ’; Vi ''.i,.' ■'• ____________ h � 2 « % r 'wt: Kruger Social Science Loyd Home Economics Partner Social Science Walker, Supt. Mathmetics McKeice Agriculture Huggins 8th Grade Vacin English Speech Berkowitz Commercial Whillock Science Athletics •i AARON BAKER DOT DAVENPORT F.H.A.-3 years; Glee Club- 2 years; Band-2 years; Hill- billy Staff; Torch Staff; Library Club; Senior play- cast. MARY JANE BAKER Torch Staff; Hillbilly Staff; Junior Senior playcasta; Olee Club; Band-2 years; F.H.A. 4 years, Secretary � 46, dele- gate to district meeting '46; President of Freshmen Class; Library Club, Secretary � 46. TOM NELL DOYAL F.H.A.-2 years. WILBURN BAKER JULIAN EGFF Softball-4 years; baseball- F. F.A.-4 years; baseball-1 4 years. year; softball-4 years. THE SENIUn ELASS KVN.A GENE 3EAVE F.H.A.-4 years, delegate to district meeting '46; Glee Club-lJ years; Secretary of Freshman Class. NETTIE FAYE FORD F.H.A.-4 years; aoftball-4 years; volleyball-1 year; basketball-1 year; Library Club-1 year; Olee Club-2 years; Senior playcast. WINONA COOK F.H.A-4 years; Glee Club-2 [years. HETTY JO FINTON F.H.A.-l year; Homecoming Maid � 44; Glee Club-1 year; Hillbilly Staff; Senior Pair Queen; Senior playcast. waymon cullum Baseball-4 yesrs; softball- 4 years. WANDA JO GOD PREY Basketball-2 years; softball- 2 years; Secretary of Fresh- man Class. i MIMIVA HA LB ROOK F.H.A.-2 years. President 47; Junior Sc Senior playcasts; Hillbilly Staff; Torch Staff; Library Staff; 31ee Club-1 year; Volley Ball Club-2 years BILLIB JO JENNINGS F.H.A.-4 years. President � 46; Glee Club-1 year; Treas- urer of Senior Class; Junior 5c Senior playcasts; Hillbilly Staff; President of Freshman Class. CHARLES HARLAN Basketball-2 years; softball- 2 years. JUNE JENNINGS Hillbilly Staff; 3end-2j years; Library Club-1 year; basketball-4 years; softball- 4 years. 4 � WINNIE JENNINGS P.H.A.-4 years; Secretary of Preshronn Class; basketball- ? years; Hillbilly Staff; Library Club; Senior play- cost; Horaecoalng Mold ‘45. SHIKLEY KATZS� Roosevelt Weekly-2 years; Hillbilly Staff; Slide ftile- i year; basketball- 1 year; aoftball-2 years. KENNETH JENKINS IF.P.A.-2 years; blears; softball 3 baseball-2 -3 years. ANN KNI3HTEN P.H.A.-2 years; Secretary of Senior Class; Library Club; Hillbilly Staff; Glee Club- 1 year; Junior playcast; softbsll-2 years; Horaecotalng Maid 46; Torch Beauty 46. JOE LANKFORD F.F.A.-4 years; basketball- 1 year; baseball- 1 year; football-1 year; Junior playcast. — V ft $ s-N .•f � • nOV � - r Tf t •• •' . . -1' ; • ' St -“ WILUsJiji KA. bifc. Ibrary Club-1 yeor; year. softbai)- asm utKxicaa F.H.A.-4 years, Secretary ';.. '47; Vice-President of : oph- oaore Class; Hillbilly staff 5 9 ' ; BRJKETTXK MATHIS siada Mcknight F.H.A.-2 years; Secretary of Sophonore k Junior Classes; Hillbilly Staff� P.H.A.-4 years; acftball-4 yeera; bsaketball-1 year; rolleyball-1 7esr; Library Club; Glee Club-2 years; Senior playcast. H. FINTON MAXWELL DALE .V.BADOWS IF.F.A.-4 years; basketball-4 year ; baseball-4 years; Hill- billy Staff. F. F.A.-4 years. President 44; President of FTeshaian Class and Sopnomore Class; Vice-President of Senior Class; Hillbilly Staff. BILBBN Me CORK! AC F.H..A.-1 year; softball- year; Senior playcast. 1 gloria limit F.H.A.-2 years; Glee Club-1 year; Cheer Leafier ’46; Torch Beauty '46. SHlKl f McCUTCHEOK Hillbilly Staff; Torch Staff; Junior Senior playcasts; F .F.A.-2 years: football-1 year: basketball-4 years; baaeball-4 years; President of Senior Class. W. D. MY RICK F.F.A.-4 years; Vlce-Preslden of Junior Class. CURA McPHKKSON F.H.A.-2 years; Hillbilly Staff Junior k Senior playcasts. BOHKYB HUNLEY Glee Club-1 year; Pep Club- 1 year; basketball-1 year; softball-1 year; F.H.A.-l year; Senior playcast. ■M DIAL RA3AK ORMAHD SMITH I St‘ff; 3enl0r Pl,y‘ fefrM v' PAULA RASAR TKRKKL TEA CUB ft , ,, ScTtball-4 years; baseball-4 ftlV years, 01te Club; softball- years, ■4 years; basketball-lj yeare; Reporter of Junior Class; Staff. ROY HUSSBLL Basketball-3 years; baseball- 3 years; softball-3 years. HJ LBN RATTLE BAUM F. F.A.-4 years: basketball-3 rears; softbsll-4 years; Hill- billy Staff; Junior playcaat. MAUDINB SMITH F.H.A� -4 years; Library Club 2 years; softball-2 years; Senior playcaat. NOHMAK SMITH F. F.A.-4 years; football-2 fcrears; basketball-1 year; poftball-4 years; Hillbilly Staff. HELEN TESTER Hillbilly Staff; softball-4 years. ADALEAN KESTBHKAN F.H.A.-4 years; softball-4 years; basketball-4 years; volleyball-1 year; Library Club-1 year; Senior playcaat. SU ANNE WILLIAMS F.H.A.-3 years. Reporter '46, delegate to district meeting '46; President of Freshman Class; Secretary of Sophomore Class; President of Junior Class; Library Club-1 year; Hillbilly Staff; Torch Staff. MRS. FLOY T. BERKO IT2 SPONSOR •• 1 ■ Till: JIJMIIH HASH Betty Bradley wm umm Vf Pate Allbriftht Millle Bowling Frances Bryant J ltr Bradley it t • V: • Lar.e Cullutn Winfred Hale Mary Alice French Margaret J ames Pearl Mildred J enklns Nola Lee Nelda Kidd ( Wilma Smart Martha Tomlinson Harlan Will laras K. B. Letter Mee Patterson Doris Jean Smith 3eryl Livingstone Helen Rasar Jewell Story Rex Lovell Rath Thompson Mae Me Kim Robe rt Rogers Curley Thomason J. D. Ward Lula West J immy Whillock Wendell Whillock Lavina Williams Rath Williams Edna Margie Wise White e8ale Lee Carl Carl Geneva Clifton Iva Jean Ruth Earle Estes Beavers Bonds Bonds Bough Bowers Brumley )ortha Lee Audrey Billy billy Herbert Morris Jimmy Casey Cox Lcyle Ellis Eubanks Eubanks Fraser Delbert diehard Aubie Verve Carl Louells Wilma Orant Lalbrook Harness Harness Hatchett Hayes Hurd I mi: riiliMIMW i:i. ns Ackerman, Bonn 1 e Blalr, Ted Beavers, Bonnle Bonds, Ceneve Bonds, Ileve Eonds, Ivas Bowling, Joe Bred ley, Joe Bracley, Loretta Bradley, boss ee Bryant, J. D. Caldwell, Bey Casey, Thelea Sue Cleaver, ende Conner, Joyce Eubanks, Frances Finten, 01)le Fleming, Sue Flening, rommy Giant, k x-cella Griggs, Bobby Griggs, Pauline Cudgel, Olga Hell, Ted Harness, Faye Hrrper, Billy Harris, Bill Hart In, MetJta House, Elizabeth Huie, Gertrude Isaalc, Velda James, Gerald Kay, Tommy Keeling, Orville Kidd, Sue i 9 � • . V t S A � 4- • •� • V V. «ra - r . 4 Hirkends.il, Susie Ledbetter, Rose Lefler, Jssnetta -efler, Folly Long, Arthur Lyons, Jackie KcBntire, Hasklll McKnight, Billie KcKnight, Ime Jo Killer, Leslie Morgan, Glenda ratten, Patsy Rainwater, Doyle Hamer, Arthur Reeve8, Irene Revee, Merle Richardson, Clifford Rogers, Yvonne Sirpacr., Edgar Smait, Dolly Smith, Carlon Smith, Olivia Stobcugh, John Storey, Avonne Stubblefield, Frankie Sturdevent, Vonz Suggs, C8rl Teague, Lois Underwood, Brelen Underwood, Gera line Vacin, Patricia -Wallace, “-arietta Watson, Junior White, Doyle workman, Billee v ♦ J f nui i ii liHAin: A. C. Huggins, Sponsor Eetty Eaugh Bobby Belllr.ger Parrish Bonds June Ponds Bob Childers Veda Couch Ronald Cox Duade Boyle Rita Bedes Bobby Ellis Eetty Hall Boyle Holley Cordelia Huie Bortha Hunter Billie Hurley Robert James Hugh Jenkins Clell Johnson Louise Klrkendall Mery Lankford Linde11 Lay Billie Lefler Dean Long Joe Loudertnllk Charles Matthews W. H. McCaslln Wilma Presley Prank Hamer Billy Richardson Sara Dell Rogers Geneva Scott Billy Star.dley Katherine Terby Viola Turner Airwante Turpin Veda Williams Wllladear Williams H, i . ' -• • a ft ft i UYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM A DIVISIOli Lt s.a43 |a J| Quattlebaum, Letter, Lovell, McCutcheon, Smith, Wilson, Whlllock “c DIVISION Tester, Russell, Smith, Keeling, Bradley, taerson Harris, Smith, Bradley, Simpson, Jchnsor Back roH: Jones, Winter , McPherson, Riddick, Turner, Holljfldld Front row: Tiptoe, Jordan, Jkvey, Jennings, Tomlinson Coach: Rex Lovell ' • Fec-‘.%ee Division Back Bow-Coach Lovell, Jones, Winton, Me Pherson, Riddick, Turner, Holderfield Front Row- Tipton, Jordon, Avey Jennings, Tomlinson Junior Team Karris, Smith, Brodley, Simp- son, Johnson. v Junior Squad ■ ijBack Row- Smith, Simpsor w«Keeling, Karris, Jenkins Johnson, Lay, Bradley, Reves, Coach Whillock. « Front Row-McCaslin. Lef- 9 ier, Stendley, Bellinger Bonds, Jrlggs, Hall. r 'i. . ft V, • I 4.'- 1 V. I FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERIEA The above are typi- cal scenes in the chicken hatchery. Two agrl students learn to test a chicken. 'T;v, ' i. % V In one kitchen unit of the Hone Economics Cottege, two future homecekers obtain practical experience in cocking. i ur students interested in arte and crafts and sewing work on their projects in class. mi n 11 ism i i i ii Above: 1st row: West. Allbrlght, Tomlinson, Wise, Kasar, Baker, Williams, Halbrook, Mathis, Tester, B. Jennings, 2nd row: Meadows, N. Smith, D. Smith, D. Kasar, Davenport, James, Knighten, Flnton, W. Jennings, McKnight, Cook, Thompson. 3rd row: Lefler, Keeling, Lovell, McCutcheon, Quattlebaum, Maxwell. Jenkins was not present when picture was made. The Hillbilly Staff this year was made up of twenty-one co-oJitora who were members of the senior class, with nine assistants who were Juniors. This system was initiated in order to familiarize the Juniors with the procedure of.publishing a paper. LITERARY CLUB ' ■ s Lefler Flnton Most Prettist Handsome Girl Myrlck Jennings Most Studious Terby v.orkman Wittiest Lovell Kidd Best Athlete r Russell Smith Cutest McCutcheon Lefler Best All Around 5ASRD Oli SCHOLAifchlP, ATTENDANCE, LBADEflS PAfCLlCIPATIOS IK ACTIVITIES, a attitude —i On the average they serve about 140 plates each day. CLASS PROPHECY Acron Bsker—is chi f tgir.eer on the new Oz -rk Pockety which makes r. . t, . c'_.-yn C ■oten c viec • •aoh 1'.r'. .... 3 or. vhft h:.i.l listen the wh it lo, hut net sc ee.g? .y j«k littj a liV-vCi -hn • . .; trft in Vue c. toot o.o il Cwcov rcur-i the onna ie 1'-'-' •'ficu, t'c.r r-.b.e knnws that every 7 ,;.j.y ‘Sixar —ie foil cut v; u h jr i-ith.-r' f.vrt ,le •!, is no - : Clinton ■•■-■-••• s; .. - i: :-J Guf'ey o the ente a jc.fk� Vi. burn T-okax-Tie p v? c- of CUato. s”? enjoy i.-.£ the levies much mors now that ‘ r-iu-v is Satei His ey Phoney a o.a-c. Erne C-ot.e. oavera—are you going o «kf. or. ywr honey- moon? VlnoA-. Cock and V'.l’r.m Baker ?.r cr hapu'ly wims-i trxa are lirtns or. a fur:; Ini 1lev. tthyaon Cil.Vur.--do yr.i inteal to take Marto.a 'Bell with you to 3aeo cc ■: : ? Cot 3.iver.T ort--vhAt‘ e this at out yov. going to he the hell of A. £ T. 0.1 Ton 2Th]11 Poyal—Mrs. Henry Barren fcrmsrelly Mom Well Doyai h.'-.s nettled lovu or u in the ves--. '-fei mairi occupation is raising j.ittle turners, Julian 3--ff—do you wanz to become a hip league player over night? Mher. don't miss reading Sat Vr.es.ties and Grow Strong.. ” by Julian hofi. 2-a - y Jo Fiat eri'—can' t decide whether to teach little Bill's at Arc'noy or li: tJ.e i'rasher1 s at Lousianua, ITettie jfaye Ford-—is now working for the Garrett Co. and there in now t-.-.n little Garretts ml Company. Wanda Jo Godfrey—we hear the-wedding hells arc ranging for you, congratulations. Mimiva Halbrook—does Kermit like food so well that you have to major in Homo Ec? Charles Harlan—it seems as if ycur love for Helen started on a school bus instead of a Greyhound. Wanda Loe Hatchett—we hear by the grapevine, that Wanda has retired to the cave to lice a lif- oi peace anc. quiet. Johnnie James—why had you rather live in 3ee Branch? Kenneth Jenkins—is r.ow taking Uncle Dave Macon's place at calling Square Buncos. Billie Jc Jennings—this young lady is square dancelng every Saturday' night with her new porr.ii.er, Kenneth. June Jennings, Love—is now teaching her little Love's to love each other. Winnie Mae Jennings—is now living in an old maids home in Little Rock. She gave uo hone of ever getting married. Shirley Katzcn—Ten years from nov? you could probably see Shirley as the heci manager of a large herd of prize Palominos on her gigantic ranch in the hills of the Gzarks. Anna Knighten—is official bookkeeper in Avey's furniture store. Bobby Joe Lankford—has moved out of the slums and is driving a new Plymouth in which he plans a muddy trip, to take over where he got took out. Willena Magee—Still dreaming of an art career but at ■present shifting gears for her'Hubby who hauls lumber and raises goats down on Archey. Brunettie Mathis—is now living at Rupert on a Possura £rm. ?inter. Maicwoll—has just opened his beauty shop and cf course Mary vilj give him a few hints. Eileen McCormac—Smiley is now Dean of the Pine Thicket School. Her pupils consists mostly of little Smileys. Clara Ruth. McPherson—is happy with her little 3erries. Shirley McCutcheon—remembered as Glamor legs of '47 is now Junior partner in V venp rt• t 7aric-ty Store. Made McKnight--vrhy docs Ka0.a want to spend her summer vacation in Michigan7 Could ’t he to watch the Mills1' go round. Dale Meadows—is now a Chiropractor in Hew York. He received his early training in ’-Vint'n. Gloria Mizell—vonderc if Jr. wild be a Pool Shark . W.D, Myrick—i3 that notorious wolf that stands at Holly- wood and Vine Street. Bonnyo Nunley—I'm going to move to Leslie. Hulen Quattlebaum—Will yeu he my Svcothort? Dial Rasar—is hapnily married to his third wife, Mildred Jonkins. Paula Rasar—and Didge are now happily married and living out on 16. Roy Russell—there ia a rumor the.t Roy almost committed suscide May 4 because of a certain blonde Maudean Smith—has finally made un her mind between Loyal Smiley and Tom Maxwell. She will take Maxwell houso (coffee) instead of a Smiley any old day. Norman Smith—and Paula, have just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Terrell Teague—hoboing along the railroad trach inviting all of his fellow-hobos to have a cup of coffee from his old tincan. Helen Tester—is a great metropolitan opera star, she got her early training at Rainbow Gardens. Adalcan Westerman—is taking Maude Marlow1s place in Mary Noble, Back Stage Wife. Suzanne Williams—has reached her life's ambition raising Kidds . CLASS WILL Winnie Mae Jennings wills her cute diripies to Teddy Morris Blair. Dot Davenport wills her rytbmn of piano playing to Bob Rogers. Haler. C.uattlebaum wills his douroell to Jimmy Dhillock. Betty Lee McKnight wills her rosy cheeks to Curly Thomason. Winona. Cook wills her giggle to Martha Sue Walker. Joe Lankford wiI3s 5is freckles to Bill Huggins. Kenneth Jenkins wills his curly hair to Billie Workman. Brunettie Mathis walls her tiny feet to Helen Rasar. Fenton Maxwell Tdllls his ,:horse race betting to Mr, Fortner. Norman Smith vails his job in the hatcher;- to Gene Maddox. Adaleen West- erman wills er sweet disposition to .idly Moore. Julian Eoff wills his softball technique to Ivas Bends. Dale Mead- ows wills his vane, women, and sotfr to Billy Ellis. Helen Tester wills her innocent ways to Lois marie Rogers. Dial Rasar wills his interest in Plant to Tooior Bradley. Mada ticKnlght wills her ability in sports to Virginia Stephans. Charles Harlan wills his curly blonde hair to Carl Whillock. uaudine Smith wills her sportsmanship to Imogene Mills. Ann Knighton wills her secret of how to get a man to Patsy Pat- ton. Nettie Fay Ford wills her harmonious voice to Iva Jean Bowers. Vfillena Magee vails her slender figire to Louella Kayes. Emma Gene heavers wills her ability to win an argu- ment to Bill; Charles Bradley. Billie Jo Jennings wills her bookkeeping book to Edus Bonds. Paula Rasor wills her cuds of gum that are•stuck on the bottom of the desk to anyone who would like a chew. Terrill Teague wills his quiet ways to Frclan Inderwood. June Jennings wills her housekeeping ability to Hilda Presley. '7.D. Myrick wills his small phy- sique to Ray Br .dle; . Shirle; McCutcheon wills his glamour girl legs to Rex Lovell. Johnnie James wills her big blur, eyes to Sonny 3aker. Uaymon Cullum wills his good looks to Bill Nelson. Bonny- Nunle; wills her interest in boys to Felda Kidd. Eileen McCormac wills her yugnosc to Parle;' Keeling. Clara Ruth McPherson wii3-s her Swedish walk to Lane Cullum. Shirley Katzen wills that look to T.'illie Dove Bowling.' • s Cl ' SS WILL continued Aaron Bakor wills his interest in office work to Carol John- son. Gerald Harper .ills his way with women to . Glenn Lewis. Wanda Hatchett wills her neatness to Doris Watson. Gloria Mi- zoll wills her charming ways to Polly Loflcr. Wilburn Baker wills his extra quality points to Owen Tcroy. Tom Nell Doyal wills her sowing a ility to Mao Patterson. Betty Jo Finton wills her curly brown locks to Sue Kidd. Mary Jane Baker wills her wasp waist-lino to Pat Vac in. Suzan.no Williams ills Tom- my Kidd to any goat that can g.t him. i.iimiva Hc.lbrook wills her lovable personality to Richard Halbrook. Ormar.d Smith wil Is his red hair'to Hr. Walker. Roy Russell T ills his mas- culinity to Harry Wilson. Wanda Jo Godfrey Tills her guitar to Mae McKim. . ■ TT n • .� i 1 . . 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