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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

1 � THE 1956 TORCH The Administration Building Published by The Junior and Senior Class Clinton State Vocational Training School Clinton, Arkansas Mary Smith - -- -- -- -- -- Editor Martha Williams - -- -- -- -- Co-Editor Jehree Aday ------ Sr. Business Manager Alice Ann Conner ----- Jr. Business Manager Mr. Curtis Barnes - -- -- -- -- Sponsor Page 1 O N T E N T Memoriam 3 Administration 4 Classes 8 Elementary 30 Activities 44 Organizations 52 Sports 65 Student Life 77 Advertisements 85 IN MEMORIAM Marilyn Derriell This book is respectfully dedicated to the memory of Marilyn Pate and Derriell Sikes who would have been members of the class of '56. Page 3 To the Students of C. S. V. T. S. I wish to congratulate the annual staff and their sponsor for their splendid job in making this annual. I wish to express to the students and to the faculty my appreciation for your co-operation during this school year. The School Boards and the people of the community have been very loyal and supported the efforts made in the behalf of the school. It is only by working together that we may hope to have the school that will meet the needs of our community. Very sincerely yours, Shirrell Halbrook Superintendent Page 4 MR. CURTIS BARNES, Principal Mr. Barnes received his B.S.E. degree from Arkansas State Teachers College in 1946. He is now teaching General Science, Journalism, and World History. MRS. VIRGINIA FULLER Mrs. Fuller graduated from Arkansas State Teachers College in 1955 with a B.S.E. degree. She did her practice teaching at Jefferson-Davis Jr. High School in North Little Rock. She teach- es 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade Eng- lish, first semester. MR. JOHN T. GRIFFITH Mr. Griffith received his B.A. degree in 1929 and M.A. degree in 1931 from Texas Christian University. After graduating from T.C. U. he later taught Greek, Hebrew, and Math there. He has also attended Victoria Junior College and Kansas State teachers. He is presently teaching Biology, Physics, Algebra, and General Science. Page 5 MRS. MARJORIE HINES Mrs. Hines graduated from Arkansas Polytechnic College in 1953 with a B.S.E. degree. She did her practice teaching at Sherman School in Russell- ville. Since then she has taught at Paris Public School in 1953 and 1954 and at Van Buren in 1954, 55. Mrs. Hines is teaching 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade English the second semester. MR. GENE HORTON Coach Horton graduated from Arkansas State Teachers College in 1953 with his B.S.E. degree. He is basketball coach and asst, football coach. He also teaches a Health class. His first year of teaching 1954-55, was at Griffithville, Arkansas. MRS. KATHRYN HORTON Mrs. Horton attended Arkansas State Teachers College from September, 1951, through May, 1953. This year at C.S. V. T.S. is her first year to teach. Mrs. Hort- on teaches Shorthand I II. Bookkeeping, 1st year typing and is Library Custodian. Page 6 MR. RALPH HUTTO Mr. Hutto attended Arkansas State Teachers College, Mississippi State College and Draughon's School of Busi- ness. He is now teaching Typing I II and Business Math. MR. HOMER JONES Mr. Jones received his B.S.E. degree at Arkansas State Teachers College in 1951. He had also attended Hardin College. He teaches World History, American History and Civics. MR. JOHN S. LOWMAN Mr. Lowman will receive his B.S.E. from Arkansas State Teachers College this June. This is his first year to teach. He is the Director of the C. S. V. T. S. Band. Page 7 MR. WILLIE H. MORTON Mr. Morton received his M. Ed. de- gree from the University of Arkansas in 1954. He did his practice teaching at Huntsville before coming to Clinton. He is now Instructor of Agriculture I, II, and III. Mr. Morton is also spon- sor of the Future Farmers of America organization. MRS. BETTY PATE Mrs. Pate is a graduate of A.S.T.C. where she received her B. S. E. in Home Economics in 1954. She did her practice teaching at Searcy. She is now teaching Home Economics I, II, and III at C.S. V. T.S. MRS. RUTH WHILLOCK School Secretary Page 8 Senior Class Officers: Left to right, Ann Johnson, Secretary.Robin Starcher, President; Gearld Bonds, Vice-President; and Martha Williams, Treasurer. CLASS SPONSERS Mrs. Betty Pate Mr. Ralph Hutto Page 9 JEHREE ADAY GERALD BONDS JOHN ARLIF BURNETT Basketball 1-2-4; F. H. A. 1- Basketball 1-2-3-4; F. F. A. Science Club 1. Torch Staff 3. 2- 3-4, 2nd Vice-Pres. 2, Re- 1-2-3; Baseball 2-3-4; Hillbilly porter 3; Glee Club 2; Class Staff 4, Editor 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Play 2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2- Play Cast 4. 3- 4; Homecoming Maid 4; Tor- ch Staff 3-4, Business Manager 4; Who's Who 4; C Club 3-4, Secretary 4; Torch Queen 4. VEDA WILLOUGHBY DUNCAN F. H. A. 1 -2-3-4; Play Cast 3; Hillbilly Staff 4 FREEMAN EUBANKS F. F. A. 1-2-3; Play Cast 2- 3-4; Library Club 1. WINFRED GATES Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1- 2-3-4; F. F. A. 1-2-3, Secre tary 3; Who's Who 4; C Club 2- 3-4; Class Play 4; F. F. A. Band 3: Baseball 1-2-3-4. Page 10 PEGGY GRIGGS F. H. A. 1-2-3-4; Torch Staff 3-4; Class Play 2-3; Cheer- leader 1; Basketball 1; Glee Club 1-2. DURWOOD HARPER Football 4; F. F. A. 2-3-4; Class Play 4; C Club 4. TOMMY GRIGGS F. F. A. 1-2-3; Play Cast 2- 3; Football 3-4. SHELBY DEAN HAWKINS Football Basketball Manager 3; F. F. A. 1-2-3; C Club 3; Class Play 3-4; Torch Staff 3-4. JACKIE HAINES Basketball 1; F. F. A. 2-3-4; Football 3-4; C Club 4. WARREN HENSLEY Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-3-4; C Club 2-3-4; Class Play 2-3; F. F. A. 1; Hill- billy Staff 4; Class Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Torch Staff 3; Junior Editor 3. Page 11 LEE HODGE Football 1-2-3-4; All District 4; F. F. A. 1-2-3. NANCY KEELING KELLEY Who’s Who 4; Glee Club 1-2; F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Historian 4; Torch Staff 3-4; Class Play 3; Basketball 1. ERNIE HOOTEN F. F. A. 1-2-3; Play Cast 4. BILL LOWE F. F. A. 1-2-3; Baseball 3. ANN JOHNSON Class Secretary 2-3-4, Report- er 4; F. H. A. 1-2-3-4; Class Play 2-3; Class Queen 2-3-4; Homecoming Queen 3; Home- coming Maid 4; Who’s Who 3-4; Hillbilly Staff 4; Torch Staff 3-4. PATRICIA McQUIRE Transferred from Bonaparte, Iowa. Page 12 HURSHEL McKIN F. F. A. 1-2-3-4; Play Cast 3-4. LEON MOORE Basketball 1-3-4; Football 1- 4; F. F. A. 1-2-3-4; Vice-Pres. 2; Who's Who 4; Class Play 2; Vice-Pres. 3; Torch Staff 3. JIMMY MATTHEWS F. F. A. 1-2; Class Play 2-3- 4; Hillbilly Staff 4; Torch Staff 3-4. VERL DEAN PAGE F. H. A. 2-3-4; Torch Staff 3-4; Hillbilly Staff 4; Class Play 3-4; Library Club 1-2-3. CAROLYN MAY F. H. A. 1-2-3-4; Football Cheerleader 1-3-4; Basketball Cheerleader 3-4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 2; C Club 3-4; Torch Staff 3-4; Class Secretary 1; Basketball 1. BETTY JO PATTON F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 2; Songleader 3; Cheerleader 1- 2- 3-4; Class Play 3-4; Glee Club 1-2; ”C Club 3-4; Torch Staff 3- 4; Torch Queen 3; Basketball 1; F. F. A. Sweetheart 4. Page 13 DORAN REYNOLDS F. F. A. 1-2-3-4; Football 3- 4; C Club 4; F. F. A. Band 3-4; Play Cast 4. LEON RITTER Transfer from Salem Com. High School. Salem. Illinois. ROBERT RUBLE F. F. A. 1-2-3. JO ANN SHEWMAKE F. H. A. 2-3-4; Glee Club 1- 2; Torch Staff 3-4; Hillbilly Staff 4; Class Play 3-4. MAC SIMMONS Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 4; F. F. A. 1-2-3-4; Play Cast 2- 3; C'i Club 3-4. MARY SMITH Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class Play 2-3-4; Who's Who 4; F. H. A. 1-2-3-4; FHA Chapter President 3; FHA Chapter Secretary 2; FHA Federation Secretary 2; Student Council 1; Student Council Treas- urer 1; MC Club 3-4; ”C” Club President 4; Torch Staff 3-4; Tor- ch Business Manager 3; Torch Editor 4. Page 14 SHERMAN SMITH F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. W. O. SMITH F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Football 1- 2-3-4; C Club 3-4; Play Cast 3-4; Hillbilly Staff 4. BARRY STARCHER FFA BAND 3-4; Basketball 1- 2- 3-4; Who's Who 4; Football 3- 4; Co-Captain 4; Health Coun cil 4; FFA 1-2-3-4; C Club 3-4; Play Cast 4; Baseball 3- 4. BILL TESTER Football 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; FFA Band 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; C Club 3-4. ROBIN STARCH ER FFA Band 3-4; Class Presi- dent 4; Who's Who 4; Student Council 2; Play Cast 3-4; Foot- ball 4. RUTH ANN TAYLOR FHA 1-2-4; Class Reporter 2; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 2; C Club 3-4; Who's Who 3- 4 . Page 15 VIRGIL TURNER Football 1-2-3-4; F.F. A. 1-2; Hillbilly Staff 4; Class Vice- President 2; President of Assem- bly Committee 4; C Club 3-4. MARILYN UPTON Transfer from Washington High School, Washington, Missouri. JIM WALLACE Basketball 1-3-4; Football 1-2- 3 -4; C Club 3-4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Class Treasurer 1; Tor- ch Staff 3-4; Who's Who 3-4; Hill- billy Staff 4. MARTHA WILLIAMS Class Treasurer 3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Pianist 2-3; Presi- dent 4; Torch Staff 3-4 Busi- ness Manager 3, Co-Editor 4; Assembly Program Committee 3, Secretary 3; Class Play 2-3- 4; Glee Club 1-2; Pianist 2. CHARLEN WILLOUGHBY F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; F.T. A. 1; Glee Club 2; Play Cast 4; Class Reporter 3; Basketball 1; Home- coming Maid 2-3; Torch Staff 3; Library Club 2-3. CLASS HISTORY In September, 1952, a group of 74 poor little Freshmen” stormed through the doors of C. S. V. T. S. We didn't know what to expect but we caught on pretty fast. Jim Stanton started the ball rolling for the first year as President. Our sponsor was Mr. Homer Jones. Wanda Lucas was our candidate for Fair Queen of C. S. V. T. S. Activities were a little slow the first year. Among the big events were the FHA and FFA initiations, and State Fair. Our class trip to Petit Jean in the spring of the year was enjoyed by everyone. Our Sophomore year began in August, 1953. Warren Hensley was elected president and Mr. Elba Gordon was sponsor. We were saddened to lose two members of our class, Marilyn Pate and Derriell Sikes, who were in a tragic auto accident. Our candidate for Fair Queen was Ann Johnson. Charlen Will- oughby was a Homecoming Maid. The big event of the year was our class play, Her Emergency Husband which was about the only activity we undertook. A slow drizzling rain really put a damper on our class trip to Hot Springs. A group of ambitious Juniors came back to school in August, 1954. We elected Leon Moore as president, and Miss Jean Smith as sponsor. Ann John- son was our candidate again for Fair Queen. Later, she was also elected the Homecoming Queen. Charlen Willoughby once again was selected as one of the Homecoming Maids. Mary Smith was elected President of the FHA. A large number of the class participated in our play Love Your Neighbor . A Torch Queen was elected for the first time, and one of the girls in our class, Betty Jo Patton, received this honor. One of the happiest days of the year was the day we selected our class rings. In April we honored the Seniors with the annual Junior and Senior Banquet. It was a very beautiful affair with Moonlight and Roses as the theme. Our class trip this year was to Willow Springs and Little Rock. Barry Starcher received the Sportsmanship Award which is presented annually by the Lion's Club. Junior ushers for the graduations were Gerald Bonds and Leon Moore. We came back to school in August, 1955, but this time we came not as mere students but as full-fledged Seniors. We started our year off by electing Robin Starcher as class president. Mrs. Billy Ray Pate and Mr. Ralph Hutto stood behind us all the way as co-sponsors. The day our class rings arrived we real- ized that we were truly Seniors and that many responsibilities would be ours. Ann Johnson was again elected our candidate for Fair Queen and also represented the school. Our class was well represented by Jehree Aday and Ann Johnson as maids at our Homecoming Ceremonies. Martha Williams was elected president of the Clinton Chapter of FHA. Our class play was presented November 22, 1955. Everyone thought A-Feudin' Over Yonder was a hugh success. We again elected a Torch Queen, this time Jehree Aday. Jim Wallace and Lee Hodge were selected for the All-District Football Team. After a grand time on our class trip we came back to don our caps and gowns for commencement. Page 17 Juniors JUNIORS Bill Dickie Bates, Dora Lou Blair, Alvin Booher, Kenneth Bridges, Doyce Campbell, James Carter, L. C. Chalk, Alice Ann Conner Jackie Denney Carol Griffith Farris Harness Edna Hayes Ted Hutto Mary Lou Keeling Irma Lowrance Lavenna Lem ley George Main Mary Evelyn Matthews Norris McCutcheon Doris Jean Me Entire Page 20 Sylvia McGuire Dennis Mills Jim Nunley Jo Ann Nunley Annette Rickard Rebecca Robertson Joyce Scott Franklin Smart Charles Smith Mary Frances Thompson Jeirein Willoughby Douglas Witte Page 21 SOPHOMORES Bobby Appleby President Carolyn Crow Sec. -Treas. Betty Kirkendoll Reporter Earlene Arnhart Betty Banks Jack Barber Leanard Bellenger Kenneth Bodkins Wencie Bonds Judy Bradley Barbara Bradley J. M. Brown Barnett Bruce Doyle Cleaver Vernon Cox Joe Crow Sam Crow Willard Crow Patsy Glendening Brenda Graddy Page 23 James Hawkins Charlotte Hink Karen Hutson Mary K. Griggs David Issac Virgil Lemmings Jerry Merryman Jerry Johnson Clell Lewis Hubert Moore Tom Johnson Ancel Linn Leister Moore Veda Holley Peggy Lasater Kay McClendon Jo Ellen Mullin Alice Ledbetter Ruth McCormac Denver Musgrave Pago 24 SOPHOMORE Kenneth Neldon La Doyn Nelson Danise Newman Peggy Olliger James Pate Jan Patton Jimmy Penrod Dana Quattlebaum Mary Ramer Anna Ramsey Molly Reed Helen Richardson Hugh Scott Larry Shannon Juanita Sigler jeraldean Smith Troy Tester Glendell Ticer Faye Turnage Freddie Williams Lyndell Williams Page 25 Freshman Junior Appleby James Bellinger Charles Barnett Donald Bonds Cindy Bruce Johnny Burgess Vice-President Carol Campbell Doris Jean Carol Beverley Case Eupal Chalk Jane Couch James Crownover FRESHMAN Juanita Fullllove Bob Goddard Eddie Griffith Jerry Griggs Larry Hall Mary Harmon Clyde Haines Phillip Henderson Page 27 Mary Hoopaw Karen Horton Patsy Hunter Jereta Huie Johnny Hunt Lola Huggins Donald Hyuck Jerry James FRESHMAN Kenneth Keeling Joe Kidd Bobbie Jolly Joe Lefler Sally Long Betty McEntire Secretary Judy McGuire Bonnie Mackey John Miller Reba Moody Ernestine Moore Marie Morgan Page 28 FRESHMAN Windeli Nicholson Wilma Nunley Ferrel Page Sandra Pate Kay Reed John Ross Shirley Roten Larry Roth James Ruble Treasurer Rex Simmons President Norma Story Roy Story Mac Tester Windel Treece Betty Willoughby Page 29 EIGHTH GRADE Imogene Archer June Barnett Doris Jean Bates Jackie Bonds Ann Bradford Mary Brown Eliza Coleman Jimmy Lee Cossey Freda Cullum Ann Emerson John Harman Carolyn French Maurice Harmon Dickey Hink Eva Sue Holley Billy Huggins Glen Dale Hubbard Billy Ray Johnson Paul Joyner Bill Kirkendoll Lynda Louise Kidd Kennith Lemings Joynell Love James Lowrance C. L. Mackey Jimmy Maulden Wilma Merryman Barbara Millard Mary Ruth Mullins Donna Page Pete Pronia Nancy Roten Dana Smith Douglas Story Jerrell Story Merrell Story Dana Lou Scott Betty Thompson Frankie Weaver Jackie Whillock SEVENTH GRADE Judy Allen James Barnett Helen Barnum Mary Bellinger Eddie Bird Ann Bonds Sharron Bonds Ronnie Bonds Dewey Bruce Lou Ann Burgess Betty Bramlett Sue Chalk Jeanette Clark Jackie Coffman Donald Crow Junior Crowder Linda Crownover Brenda Doyle Diane Harper Lewis Horton, Jr. Glenda Huie Linda Huie Jerry Huie Mary Jane Huie Brenda Huyck Doris Isom Jim Jacobs Johnny Johnson Janie Kidd Jimmy Kirk Earlene Lang Charles Ledbetter Dorothy Lewis Robert Lewis Charlene Linn Harvie Linn Billy May Judy McCaslin Dortha McKinney Billy Millard Betty Ann Osburn Colman Osbourn James Payne Richard Reed Delores Richardson Carolyn Rodgers Carolyn Smith Clara Smith Eddie Smith Darvill Tester Mona Treece Eddie Jo Turner Martha Wallace Woody Wallace Lewis Warren Joe Tom Whillock Page 3', SIXTH GRADE Twila Aday Sharilyn Allen Hay Arnhart Charene Benneth Stephen Bone Raymond Bonds Rita Jean Brown Kathryn Cooley Glada Dewey Donnie Duncan Anna Lou Gardner Benny Gooden John Buck Graddy John Luther Griggs Shirlene Harnes James Henderson Tommy Holley Doris Huggins Danny Huie Tommy Huie Pinckney Hutto Dean Hyuck Larry Kidd Gerald Kirkendoll Orene Lemley Darvell Leming Rodney Lewis Betty Jean Linn Mary Lou Long Roger McCutcheon Roger Matthews Linnie Joe Newman Carol Reed Billy Shands Larry Sigler Rebecca Simmon Jerry Don Smith Robert Wallace Sharon Weaver Dewey Williams Mickie Williams Pat Wilson FIFTH GRADE Kay Baker Alma Bellinger Emma Black Gary Bonds Raymond Bonds Rickie Boone Ronnie Bonds Jimmy Bradley Charles Crowell Dorothy Crower Joe Finton Jamie Fullilove Jerry Glendenning Larry Griggs Mike Hall Caline Hendrix Teddy Holly Harriet Hubbard Jo Ann Huggins Raymond Huggins Larry Huie James Hunt Richard Hutson Nancy Isom Obie Kidd Sara Kidd Q. D. Ledbetter Jerry Maulden Rosetta Maxwell Nelora McKuin Jeanne Miller Jim Miller Bonnie Moore Robert Moore Laura Pate Kaye Patterson Sandra Shannon Dona Sue Shipley Rex Story Tracil Lemley Homer Treat Lonnie Treece Patricia Whisenant James vVhite Tommy Williams Katherine Willoughby FOURTH GRADE Margaret Arnhart Gladys Baker Donna Sue Bonds Roger Bonds Brenda Bowling Judy Jan Bradford Leah Frances Bradford Peggy Bridges Joyge Carroll Betty Mae Cooley Melton Crownover Shirley Cullum Gary Dewey Bill Eoff Lavonne Eubanks Jimmy Ray Gardner Sara Alice Griggs Sandrs Heffington Sharon Hodge Dana Lou Holley Carla House Patricia Howard Donna Huie Gurley Hunt Wayne Lee Johnson Linda K. Keeling Bennie Kidd Jerry Kirk Donald Kirkendoll Jimmie Linn Sharon Kay Linn Ruby McDaniel Mary Me Entire Sue Mackey Judy Kay Martin Judy Maulden James Merryman Sandra Kay Mills Ervin Page John Ed Pate Pat Patterson Joe Allen Pavatt Elton Quick Jeannie Ramsey Jerry Simpkins Larry Don Simpkins Joe Junior Smith Tamara Stobaugh Danny Stripling Richard Stripling Ann Stubblefield Velma Upton Kenneth Whillock Jerry Wayne White Larry Williams Judy Willoughby Joan Wilsie Linda Wilsie THIRD GRADE Dianne Alien Janice Bixler Norma Black Bobbie Bonds Mae Bonds Russell Bonds Jimmie Burnett Belinda Coffman Donald Lee Coofe Gail Cullum J. F. Cullum Reba Cullum Connie Elliott Donald Gene Fern Rickey French Elizabeth Ann Go Linda Hillis Tommy Hill Brenda Hink Michael Hooten Mary Howard Danelle Huie Larry Hubbard Brenda Huggins Jesse Hunt Walter Hutto Larry Hutson Gean Isom Barbara Ann Jam Jimmy Kirkendoil Gary Lay Nanette Lewis Phyllis Lemley Rodney Lemley Roger Linn Diana Mathis Linda Naney Charles Osburn Barbara Reece Raleigh Robinson Judy Shetley David Smith Sunny Simpson Linda Faye Story Thelma Tillery Gary Treat Luella Treece Sheila Treat John Gary Tumlic Jackie Williams Jerry Wilson Jimmy Wilson k Billie Woodell W Dennis Allen Elizabeth Bayliff Wayne Beavers Kay Bellinger Jim Bill Berkowitz Larry Bolden Elaine Bonds Linda Lou Bonds Patsy Sue Bonds Rose Maurice Bonds Sharon Kay Bonds Charles Bradley Robert Bridges Jerry Dale Brown Loquita Burt Kerry Lee Cates James Childers Mary Collins Gustua Cooley Randall Crow nover Dwight Cullum Sandra Doyal Jamie Evans Linda Finton Glenn Griggs Gary Hall Carolyn Harness Susan Hembree Glinda Hillis Johnnie Holley Jimmy House Betty Ruth Huffer Beatrice Huie Harlon Isom, Jr. Hubert Isom Linda Kay Isom Gary Reed Richard Simpkins Darrell Stripling Larry Swafford Winston Teague Linda Treece Jo Ann Kidd Gary Kirkendoll Roy Kirkendoll Carolyn Lang Dianne Linn Tommy Linn ECOND GRADE Timmy Whillock Vestis White Judy Williams FIRST GRADE Doris Allen Carolyn Banks Rosalie Bayliff Bobby Bixler Linda Bonds Bruce Bostian Barry Burke John Paul Cooley Ronny Cox Kennith Crowell Bill Cullum Marilyn Doyal Roberta Doyal Larry Eubanks Carolyn Elliott Dan Eoff Carolyn Hall Clara Ruth Hink Johnny Huggins Ruth Huggins Henry Hunt Allen Isom Donnie Isom Linda Jacobs James Lewis Billy Linn Clofus Linn Sarah McQuain James Maxwell Joyce Ann Moore Wendell Moore Anthony Osburn Toran Pate Jimmy Reece Phyllis Reed Shirley Sigler Martin Smith Sherry Smith Tommy Smith Danny Swafford Donia Swafford Hebert Tillery Phil Treat Jo Nell Tumlison Ferrell Weaver Ruthie White Barbara Witte Mcrele Arnhart Winnie Morton Nadine Smith Helen Stephens 1st Grade 1st Grade 2nd Grade 2nd Grade Bonnie Aday 3rd Grade Priscilla Horn 3rd Grade Reba Bird 4th Grade Guynith Bradford 4th Grade Ruby Heffington 5th Grade Elizabeth Winningham 5th Grade Karl Bonds 6th Grade Margaret Hutchinson 6th Grade Lela Gooden 7th Grade Jim Tumlinson 7th Grade Dilland Aday 8th Grade Billy Ray Pate 8th grade Principal Page 39 GRADE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ’’School is out for the day, thank goodness. The grade school cheerleaders at a Junior football game. Page 40 Grade school fans at another Junior football game. We won! Dennard — First and Second Mrs. Olen McCormac Hurshal Bramlett Wayne Bramlett Linda Cox Marilyn Cox Austin Dwyer Katherine French Wayne Huie Tommy Jolly Joseph Kent Donnie Koonce Linda Nunley Randy Newland Bobby Parks Peggy Pronia Dian Rogers Shirley Watts Susan West Mary Booher James Bramlett Robert Bramlett Donna Cox Ricky Crow Sam Davis Larry Fitzjarrel Darrell Hopkins Clifford Jenkins Ronnie Jolly Linda Lasater Deloris Newland Sharron Newland George Parks, Jr. Linda Tedder Page 41 Larry Wolfe Ronald Watson James Bagley Judy Bernhardt Nettie Bramiett Deioris Cox Johnny Fitzjarrei Carson French Billy Hancock Betty Jolly Nancy Jolly Paul Lasater Bernice Lowrance Junior Teddar Robbie Watts Karen Williams Mr. S. O. Jones Shirley Archer Marilyn Bramlett Frank Bridgewater Nancy Ann Crow Charlene Hancock Jimmie Hoopaw Grace Hopkins Mary Lee Johnson Roy McGuire Donnie Newland Paul Pronia Philip Pronia Don Watts Trudy West Jimmie Williams Wanda Lee Williams Fifth and Sixth Calvin Booher Jerry Booher Elizabeth Eason Adda Lee Eaton Dennis Isaacs Jonny Jolly Frank Jones Allen Koonce John Thornthen Dencil Ticer Ronnie Sikes Roger Williams Pago 43 1956 TORCH QUEEN Jehree Aday Page 45 FAIR QUEEN Ann Johnson Joyce Sue Scott Peggy Oliger FAIR QUEEN MAIDS Sally Long Page 47 HOMECOMING QUEEN Betty Me Entire Page 48 Jehree Aday Ann Johnson HOMECOMING MAIDS MR. AND MISS C. S. V. T. S. MR. AND MISS PERSONALITY Mary Smith and Barry Starcher MOST HANDSOME Wencie Bonds and Mac Tester Ann Johnson and Robin Starcher WHO'S CUTEST CAMPUS COUPLE Jehree Aday and Wimp Gates Page 51 BEST ALL AROUND Mary Smith and Ray Mullens FRIENDLIEST WITTIEST Nancy Keeling and Leon Moore Edna Hayes and Jimmy Nunley WHO'S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST CAREFREE Carol Griffith and Waylen Walton Page 52 Betty Kirkendoll and Jim Wallace MOST COURTEOUS Charlen Willoughby and Waylen Walton W MOST STUDIOUS Carol Griffith and Eddie Griffith WHO'S BEST ATHLETES Veda Jo Holley and Barry Starcher NEATEST Page 53 Ruth Ann Taylor and Jim Wallace Honors And Achievements VALEDICTORIAN Jehree Aday SALUTATORIAN Martha Williams The Davenport Award is pre- sented annually to a student on the basis of leadership, attendance, scholarship, attitude and activities. The award is given by Mr. Dewey Davenport. The Business and Profession- al Women's Club presented their initial award which will be given annually. It is presented to a sen- ior girl on the basis of scholarship, activities, citizenship, and Church work. The Sportmanship Award is an annual award presented by the Clin- ton Lion's Club to an outstanding ath- lete . It is based on sportmanship, athletic ability, scholarship, leader- ship, attendance, and attitude. DAVENPORT AWARD Waylon Walton B. P. W. AWARD Mary Smith SPORTMANSHIP AWARD Barry Starcher Mary Smith, Editor Martha Williams, Curtis Barnes, Sponsor Co-editor TORCH OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Ann Conner, Junior Business Manager, Mary Smith and Martha Williams, Editors, Jehree Aday, Senior Business Manager. Page 56 1956 TORCH STAFF STANDING: Mary Evelyn Matthews, Rebecca Robertson, Jo Ann Shewmake, Carol Griffith, Carolyn May, Verl Dean Page, Mr. Barnes. SEATED: Jackie Denney, Jehree Aday, Martha Williams, Mary Smith, Alice Ann Conner, Dora Lou Blair, Betty Jo Patton. STANDING: Jackie Denney, Rebecca Robertson, Verl Dean Page, Jo Ann Shewmake, Dora Lou Blair, Carol Griffith, Norris McCutcheon. SEATED: James May, Peggy Griggs, Jim Wallace, Carolyn May, Betty Jo Patton, Shelby Dean Hawkins, Edna Hayes, Ray Mullens, Mary Evelyn Matthews, Ann Johnson. Students Selected For Quill And Scroll Membership Page 57 THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE STANDING: Doran Reynolds, Senior (alternating for Virgil Turner). SEATED: Jeirein Willoughby, Junior; Juanita Sigler, Sophomore; Sandra Pate, Freshman. THE HILLBILLY STAFF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Verl Dean Page, Alice Ann Connor, Jimmie Matthews, Waylon Walton, Gerald Bonds (standing) Editor, Durwood Harper, Warren Hensley, Ann Johnson, Jim Wallace, and Jo Ann Shewmake. Page 58 FIRST ROW: Carolyn May, Jehree Aday, secretary; Mary Smith, president; Jim Wallace, vice-president; Ruth Ann Taylor, Barry Starcher. SECOND ROW: Leon Moore, Clell Lewis, Jackie Denny, Carol Griffith, James Cecil Pate, Warren Hensley. THIRD ROW: Jeanive Teauge, Winfred Gates, Doran Reynolds, Betty Patton, Mac Simmons, Shelby Hawkins, Troy Tester. THE LIBRARY CLUB CLOCKWISE: Doyce Campbell, Mary Evelyn Matthews, Jackie Denny, James Cecil Pate, Doris Jean Me Entire, Bonnie Johnson, Judy Bradley, Veda Willoughby, Earlene Arnhart, Joyce Scott, Francis Thompson, Mrs. Horton, sponsor. Page 59 SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary E. Matthews, Secretary; Nancy Keeling, Historian; Brenda Graddy, 3rd. Vice-President; Juanita Sigler, 1st Vice-President; Martha Williams, President; Carolyn Crow, 2nd Vice-President; Ann Johnson, Reporter; Alice Ann Conner, Treasurer; Mollie Reed, Song Leader. FHA Members coming to meeting. Page 60 FUTUP RMERS o Serica. Pag© 61 Mr. Morton, Advisor, and some of officers. I Betty Crocker Award Winner F.H.A. Beau F.F.A. Sweetheart JO ANN SHEWMAKE Each year General Mills, Inc. conducts a search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. This is done through a test covering all phases of homemaking. Jo Ann scored the highest among the sen- ior girls at C. S. V. T. S. F. F. A. BAND Betty Jo Patton and Robin Starcher. Betty Jo was selected by the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Robin was selected by the local chapte of the Future Homemakers of America. LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayion Walton, Doran Reynolds, Bill Tester, Barry Starcher, L. C. Chalk, Jim Nunley, Robin Starcher, Betty Jo Patton, and Mac Tester. SENIOR CLASS PLAY IZIE FRY arwood Harper LEM FRY obin Stare her MMIE FRY karlen Willough- DSIE BELLE RY tree Aday AW FRY irtha Williams OUNTAIN AGGIE tfy Smith jWT HARRY I Ann Shewmake |CKY MAE fcrl Dean Page Zeke about to steal a kiss from Rosie Belle PAPPY POPOFF W. O. Smith WILLIE Wimp Gates PREACHER Shelby Hawkins ZEKE POPOFF Jimmie Matthews WEDDING GUESTS Jo Patton Carolyn May MUSICIANS Barry Starcher Gerald Bonds Doran Reynolds DIRECTORS Mrs. Betty Pate Mr. Ralph Hutto MR. MIDNIGHT Kenneth Bridges RITA BAXTER Carol Griffith JANE BAXTER Frances Thompson VICTROLA Jean McEntire FRED DANA Norris McCutcheon LEROY DOYLE James Carter EDWINA COOK Dora Lou Blair JUNIOR CLASS PLAY BELINDA ELLIOT THE CAST Becky Robertson NADA OWENS Jackie Denny PATSY FARREL Alice Ann Conner O'BRIEN Carl Cullum KEITH GARLAND Franklin Smart HARVEY SMITH James May MRS. DANA Doyce Campbell DIRECTORS Mrs. Hine3 Mr. Griffith The entire cast poses. Leroy tries to frighten the girls. Page 64 Belinda is telling some wild tale. Dress rehearsal. SENIOR FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Coach Tumlinson, Wimp Gates, Mac Simmons, Lee Hodge, George Main, Jim Wallace, Robin Starcher, Clell Lewis, W. O. Smith, Freddie Williams, James Cecil Pate, Tom Johnson, Ted Hutto, Asst. Coach Horton. FRONT ROW: Doran Reynolds, Charlie Pavatt, Durwood Harper, Virgil Turner, Leon Moore, Bill Tester, Barry Starcher, Warren Hensley, Jackie Haines, Barnett Bruce, Troy Tester, J. M. Brown, Carl Cullum, Mgr. Jerry Johnson. Coach Tumlinson and Co-Captains: Tester and Starcher Jerry Johnson, Mgr. BARRY STARCHER Co-Captain Quarterback 2 year letterman Gates makes an effective run against England, But Clinton lost the Homecoming Game, 14-7. BILL TESTER Co-Captain Tackle 2 year letterman WIMP GATES Halfback 3 year letterman WARREN HENSLEY End 3 year letterman MAC SIMMONS Halfback 2 year letterman W. O. SMITH End 1 year letterman Pago 67 DURWOOD HARPER Guard 1 year letterman BO TURNER Fullback 2 year letterman LEON MOORE Halfback 1 year letterman ROBIN STARCH ER Halfback CLELL LEWIS Halfback 1 year letterman BARNETT BRUCE Tackle LEE HODGE Guard 2 year letterman All-District JIM WALLACE End 2 year letterman All-District J. M. BROWN Fullback HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Queen Betty, Maids DORAN REYNOLDS Jehree, Juanita, Sandra, and Ann. Guard 1 year letterman Page 68 TED HUTTO Tackle 1 year letterman CHARLIE PAVATT Halfback 1 year letterman JACKIE HAINES Tackle 1 year letterman CARL CULLUM Guard 1 year letterman GEORGE MAIN Center 1 year letterman JAMES CECIL PATE Tackle I year letterman TOM JOHNSON Tackle 1 year letterman FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THi 6 Conway 6 13 Mountain Home 20 34 Bryant 13 25 Lonoke 7 6 Heber Springs 0 13 Magnet Cove 25 7 England 14 0 MorriltCn 20 33 Mablevale 6 FREDDIE WILLIAMS Quarterback TROY TESTER Guard 1 year letterman Page 69 JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEFT TO RIGHT, back row: Coach Tumlinson, Jim Johnson, Windell Treece, Charles Smith, Paul Joyner, Carroll Campbell, Philip Harper, Billy Wayne Huggins, Eddie Griffith, and Tommy Williams. LEFT TO RIGHT, second row: Joe Kidd, Donald Hyke, James Ruble, Johnny Burgess, Jackie Whil- lock, Glen Dale Hubberd, Douglas Story, James Crownover, Larry J. Hall, Larry Roth, Junior Apple- by, Clyde Haines, and Asst. Coach Horton. FRONT ROW: John Miller, Dickie Hink, Ken Patton, Rex Simmons, Donald Bonds, and Jerry James. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Ann Bradford Sherry Lewis Donna Smith Mary Ruth Mullens Martha Wallace i You've got ’im boys. Clinton trying to intercept a Morrilton pass. Junior LEFT TO RIGHT, back row: Coach Horton, Betty Me Entire, Juanita Fulli- love, Norma Story, Bonnie Mackey, Cinda Bruce, Sally Long. LEFT TO RIGHT, front row: Sandra Pate, Jane Couch, Lola Faye Huggins, Shirley Roten, Jerita Huie, and Ern- es tene Moore. Girls And Boys Basketball FT TO RIGHT, back row: Coach ion, Philip Harper, Larry Roth, i Patton, Wendell Treece, Jerry ggs, and James Ruble. FT TO RIGHT, front row: Joe d. Rex Simmons, Caroll Campbell, kie Whillock, Johnny Burgess, and ryJ. Hall. County Champs Senior Girls Basketball STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Horton, Barbara Bradley, Mary Smith, Dana Quattlebaum, Carol Griffith, Alice Ledbetter. SEATED: Becky Robertson, Wencie Bonds, Edna Hayes. Jehree Aday, Ruth Taylor, Peggy Lasater, Danise Newman, Veda Jo Holley, and Jackie Denney. Ruth Ann Taylor Captain All-county team Jackie just sacked one! Page 72 Veda goes up for a rebound! Get high, Danise! Jackie Denney All-County Carol Griffith Jehree Mary Smith Becky Robertson Weneie Bonds Peggy Lasater Dana Quattlebaum Veda Holley Danise Newman Alice Ledbetter Pc“J® 73 Edna Hayes Senior Boys Basketball BACK ROW: Jim Johnson, Manager; Freddy Williams; Jim Wallace; James Cecil Pate; Jim Penrod; Barry Starcher; Coach Horton. FRONT ROW: Charlie Pavatt; Leon Moore; Ray Mullens; Wimp Gates; Gerald Bonds. COUNTY All-County CHAMPS Gates gets high for a crip shot. Clinton defeats Marshall 76-67. Starcher was high point with 17. Page 74 Jim Wallace James Pate Wimp Gates All-County Charlie Pavatt Leon Moore a A ' Gerald Bonds c V Jim Penrod Page 75 Jo Patton Betty Kirkendoll Carolyn May Juanita Sigler WORLD HISTORY Mr. Homer Jones, Instructor Page 77 SHORTHAND n Mrs. Kathryn Horton, Instructor THE GYMNASIUM Page 78 School Store And Cafeteria The school store is very popular during breaks between the classes. Here Mrs. L. N. Conner waits on students during the absence of Mrs. Sid B. Walker. Mrs. Myrtle Halbrook and Mrs. Floyd Tomlinson serve lunches to students in the school lunchroom. Page 79 LAST WILL AND TESTIMONY OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF '56 Carolyn May and Betty Jo Patton To Doyce Campbell their giggling ways. Don't use it too much— If you want good grades. The articles they wrote Gerald Bonds and Harold Gray do will To future Journalism students Who might not fare so well. Marilyn Upton and Pat McGuire Leave not one thing, They will take it all with them When they leave next spring. Verl Dean Page leaves to Becky Robertson Her wishy-washy ways, And urges her to use them unsparingly The rest of her CSVTS days. In their seats in home room Sit John Burnett and Bill Lowe To Kenneth Bridges and Glendale Rogers These seats they gladly bestow! Waylen Walton, Bill Tester. Doran Reynolds The best musicians in the land, Leave to L. C. Chalk The FFA Band. Freeman Eubanks and Ernie Hooten Want to state quite clear, That they will Mrs. Horton's paddle To the Grade School next year! Robin Starcher and Mac Simmons are lone wolves, But those square dances they do know, They will their calls to Jim Nunley, So come on, Jim, do-si-do. From Jackie Haines to Warren Hensley A long pass does fly They leave their ball playing ability, To anyone who will try. Winfred Gates and Jehree Aday Hearts light as a feather, Leave their homeroom chairs To any couple who goes together. Sherman Smith and Robert Ruble To James May will their ax. To use on his senior work-day, If his strength he doesn't overtax. Away drive Leon Moore and Jim Wallace Their faces all covered with smiles. They leave Marshall girls to Freddy Williams If he wants to drive all those miles! The Senior play was lots of fun, W. O. Smith, Jim Matthews, Durwood Harper Were a dream—To Ray Mulline they will- Their parts, especially the kissing scene! Barry Starcher and Bo Turner Lost their hearts to Betty and Shirley So everything they own, They will to their favorite girlie. Jean Hill and Jeanive Teague Senior girls quite tall Leave their height to Dora Blair a Junior girl quite small. And pretty Ann Johnson Who was our Queen so fair Wills her title to Peggy Oliger Who will handle it with care. Jo Ann Shewmake wills her homemaker skills To Carol Griffith who will work hard To win the same prize as Jo Ann The Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. Next we have Shelby Hawkins The parson from our Senior play, Wills his Bible to Clell Lewis, And hopes he reads it every day! Leon Ritter and Hurschel McKim Two studious boys----- Leave the Journalism room To anyone who wants to make noise. Charlen Willoughby and Ruth Taylor, Who do steady dating, Leave their secrets to Anna Ramsey Who should get a high rating. The Torch and all the dummy sheets Mary Smith and Martha Williams bestow, To Mary Matthews and Alice Ann Conner, and hope they'll help it grow. To Jean Me Entire, Peggy Griggs Gives her love for dancing--- And you know what it leads to ? ? -------------------Romancing!!!! Page 82 and Gold, nlng Lcttcrmen—9. olng Squadmen—14. Xumlinson return� . this year (he was for three seasons in th( pid he seems to have in g good bunch of prospects] inson has nine letterme [ six of the starters fronj [sin. but the lack of exJ at other positions makej jovvjackets a fat questioi . in pretty good shape i kfield but we migho, hav ome boys from junior hig jer new boys in the line, ion said. has a couple of fin 5arry Starcher and Ji returning to assume th esponsibilities. Yellowjackets have thre aced men in the backflel good prospect up fro high at quarterback, ng this group is swift Oates, the club’s out [ all-district prospect out Starcher. Bo Turner hope his third letter at half! fullback, and Warre .also working on his thir ill add offensive punch f fine defensive showing , irterback is Freddie Wi resent Comedy ext Tuesday muiiuu Liu jii'iuiiy luiunjuinuj Defeat Lonoke, The new officers of the Clinto ’uture Homemakers of Americ vere installed Friday, October 14 They are as followsf President, Martha Williams; The Clinton Senior Class will pre«rfirst vice President, Juanita Sig j Tllnton—Mary Smith, Jaughterl � ent a play, “A-Feudin Over Yon- er� second vice president, Caro$ yf Mrs. Nadine Smith, has been ler ” at 7:30 pjn., Tuesday, Novem- yn Crow; third vice president, fleeted president of the “C” Club )er’22 ’ 3renda Graddy; secretary, Mary Clinton High School. Miss Smith ... Svelyn Matthews treasurer Alire s student advisor of the FHA, It is a three-act comedy, rich Ann Conner- historian Nancv YF intermediate counselor, sec- in the humor of the Ozark Moun- Keeling John ‘etary of 0,(5 Centfal district ;ains, that is sure to please an aud- ,nnty Pd 1 Johnson, yf the Methodist Church, past l,„cf or ,ny ... j j. The plo, evolves around the Popoff fam president and secretary of the FHA. electee business manager of the Torch lv who have been feuding for vear« H 1 Mullins and Mrs- Gilber and treasurer of the student coun- cil- “I iSf K Jf atton as chapter mothers for thii ciL Other officers are: Vice presi- dent, Jim Wallace: secretary and ecause one of the Popoff boys saic|[r aQr le was going out to shoot an ol ikunk one day and accidentally shot' 'aw � ry instead. Periodically, Mountain Maggie, a legendary character who trave iround the hills nursing the sic lust come to patch up someon lurt in the feud. Rosie Belle Fr eing handy with a gun, takes th niy unattached male in the hil 'rom under her sister Emmy’s nos Emmy, who’d like to get htche lecides she’ll end up as an . ol laid if she doesn’t get one of th � opoff boys. But how can she marr ellowjacRefs omeone with whom her family ho’s built for the positioii eud nS- She finally enlists the ai it Mountain Maggie to put an end o it. Come see how Mountain Mag ie ends the feud! The cast includes: Jehree Ada ary Smith, Martha Willia harlene Willoughby, Durwood Ha er, Robin Starcher, Jo Ann Shew ake, Verl Dean Page, Winfre Seek Fourth Win After Defeating Heber Springs, 6-0 treasurer. Jehree Aday, and Cirtis Barnes, faculty advisor. Clinton—Gerald Bonds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Odus Bonds, is edi- tor of the “Hillbilly,” school pa- per. He is also vice president of the senior class. Other officers of the “Hillbilly” arc: Circulation manager, Jimmy Mathews; sports editor, Warren Hensley; grade school editors, Alice Ann Conner and Mary F. Thompson; art edi- tors, Dertny Ackerman and Jim-! my Mathews; society editors, Verl � Dean Page and Jo Ann Shewmake; campus chatter, Ann Johson and Jim Wallace. e got three boys who wi! ell in any game you pu -Ontps. L. M. Tester an r, iumiinson said. ■ is a 170-pound tackl s third monogram. Yellowjackets will shif om teams ’hf h‘wil vary ‘their ofl051165- W' °- Smith- Jimmy Mat ‘ y thelr or hews, Shelby Hawkins, Carol; ay, and Betty Jo Patton. T1 enior String Band will provide mi ic between acts. Sponsoring the play are Mi iwjacKefs Fn on With Win ind Ralph Hutto. Mablevale Clinton Yellowjackets scor Dst at will last Thursday Mablevale to end the foot- .son on ettv Patear tlmton in 6-6 Deadlock The Clinton Yellowjackets pro bly will have a tough game o eir hands Friday night wh ey tangle with Magnet C o v ere, but Coach Jim Tumlis inks they have a good chance inning. The local eleven will be lookin r their fourth win after a quic ad got them past Heber Spring ast Friday night there, 6-0, in ame that saw injuries take i 11 of the Jackets. Injured were W. O. Smith an -- r i - - Yellowjackets 4-13, Friday The Clinton Yellowjackets score dmost at will against a weak Bry nt eleven there Friday night land them a 34-13 trouncing. Th wo Bryant scores came in the la 'infred “Wimpy” Gates, eac ,uarter a{ter Coach Jim t uso Gazette Stale New� S relce Clinton, Sept. 9.—The Clintol ust about cleared the bench in giv g all his reserves some experl nee. It will be experience that prot bly will be needed Friday nigf fohen the Yellowjackets entertain ith shoulders jammed out ocket. They are recovering nic y and are expected to see actio s usual against Magnet Cov oach Tumlison said. He adde hat their shoulders are still sor lie wj enu Uic — Co nwaf ut that they worked out with th r1; 11 “ a happy note by J k la d a tie footba earn in regular practice Tuesdaj le| lon jha k S 0Ul Mablevale a 33-6 defeat ?ame last 6-6. re owSts llso co eT b res mean any ing de |coring started early after Clintons TD came on the thir rello jackets also coached. b eated Bryant 34_7 the week recovered a Mablevale fum- Qateos Shalfback makinlftern n 'oetober 20 h ThfIfnd lost ° Sherl a ,ast eek tly after the opening kick- ‘oi t Th: trv for the extr; eturn game with Mountain Home In the joust with Bryant, Win out two plays after the ,oint Ls no good The TD wa The Mountain Home Juniors de 'red Wimpy” Gates circled ngl| score, Mablevale scored U !et up by Gates when he wen eated Clinton. 7-6, in their fir nd for ten yards pnunH ipff pnd reversed hij natch of the season. ie°d twice, then was on his way Wimpy Gates went off tacklfrirgU Bo” Turner went over rig ir punch for the night. and the fin first quarte Jackets relinquished posi- halted at the six. On thfarly in the game with Hebe fcuard for the extra point. aftei second play after his fine run h )nce on a fumble and once tcore(j vuim ieaa mat meant me diner . They were not called up- Conway’s score came late ii nce between victory and a tie nother paying run and Turnc the ball only twice aIte5econd play after his fine run h Prings to give Clinton its six Later in the first period Gate fumble and oncef-----------j •oint lead that meant the differ roke loose from 25 yards out fc punt a single time during fourth quarter after it tool toe Heber eleven kicked off t igain sailed across for the extr - j )ver on its own 26. The Cats tool pen the game and the Yellowjack x int. win brought possession of the ball and march ts were forced to punt. A Hebe m seCond quarter. Gates d to the Yellowjacket 14 witl unble on their own 35 was re a punt 60 yards for a touch Sd Turner making most of th jvered by Carl Cullum and thi |0wn and Clell Lewis went over th ardage. From the 14 Turne Imton score was set up. Tw. niddle for the extra point. Th hrew a pass to Bill King in th lays moved the ball to the 22 an laif_time score was 27-0 in favc nd zone tor the TD. The poin ates went the rest of the way. f clinton or the season to four wins ses and a tie. They experi- liree wins and two losses in ice play for a .600 record How jackets scored 102 points erence play to 60 for their' lfter touchdown was no good. ts. I Clinton made 24 yards by p Most of the rest of the gam. ., .. J as played on offense, as far a A1£ut Midway of the third star e Yellowjackets were cortcernfe urner to° a toandoff froi I ins tMa ble vale T urs-i n gt 10q yards by rushing and lo ‘Vn o ortum to'seo a en Hensley and went 15 yarc ht were Warren Hensley onjs yards to penalties. The Yellow i. and an opportunity to scor. Davdirt standing ud The extr Jim Wallace on a pass|ackets attempted eight pass £ not present itself again. °r paymrt s ndmgup. The extrf Marcher picked up a fumbl4nd completed only two havinj The Jackets were thoroughl; K)mi i it about two yards, anAne intercepted. sted on defense though as thej| ln the fourtn quarter, Jli Gates ran two over fromj Conway’s reserves made 2 ere called iDd from the six. Making|ar(js passing, 100 yards rushini leir own fiv oints were Robin Starcherind iost 15 yards to penalties. Th eber delegation forced its wa? he ten yard stripe and went th ■ • .......................-.................. •h- •- of th- ,Atv Pirrv srjroht 18623033 Is it all that hard, Bl The '56 Torch Staff wishes to thank those who have helped make this annual possible by using it as a means of advertisement. BOOSTERS Cora Barnett L. A. McClenney Darrell Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Onva Williams, Morrilton Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tomlinson Mr. Lee Wallace Miss Wanda Lee Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Garner Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dois G. Johnson Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Bone and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Bonds Lou Ann Burgess Mrs. Vera Wallace Miss Emma Mires Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crownover Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. Fielder Hutson Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Mrs. Myrtle Halbrook Jack Whillock Mrs. Edith Jackson Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morton Mrs. Nadine Smith Mrs. James Pate Mr. and Mrs. Earl Riddick Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patton Miss Ruth Pate Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bradley Lillian Selby Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hubbard Sycamore Motel Deon and Mary Jane Kessinger Lloyd Adreon Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hartin Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Stobaugh Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Peel Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moss Hy's Domino Parlor Miss Yvonne Baker Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Olen Parish. Bee Branch Roy Dean Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lefler Mr. and Mrs. Bill House Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Winningham Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Seaton Mary Lou McKim, Southside Mr. and Mrs. Vernil Arnhart Miss Helen Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Aday Mrs. Priscilla Horn Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pate Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tumlinson Mrs. Lowell Gooden Miss Margaret Hutchison Miss Elizabeth Winningham Mrs. Reba Bird Mrs. Guynith Bradford Mrs. Ruby Heffington COMPLIMENTS OF HIEGEL WHOLESALE GROCER CO. Page 85 COMPLIMENTS o f CLINTON STATE BANK CLINTON, ARKANSAS HOWARD JOHNSON, President G. M. JOHNSON, Cashier C. M. HORTON, Vice President J. G. FRASER, Assistant Cashier DOIS G. JOHNSON, Assistant Cashier GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS LEFLERS CHEVROLET COMPANY We’re behind you all the way Phone 109 Clinton, Arkansas CECIL LEWIS PLANER MILL Manufacturer of TELEPHONE 250F10 BOX 206 CLINTON, ARKANSAS Page 87 CONGRATULATIONS TO 1956 SENIORS Jackson Cookie Company MODEL MARKET NO. 46 Home of Nationally Advertised Foods Phone 238 Free Parking Clinton, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rogers Clinton Steak House GOOD FOOD AT ITS BEST Clinton, Arkansas Page 88 Coffman Funeral Home EMBALMING CASKETS AND FUNERAL SUPPLIES AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 151 Clinton CONGRATULATIONS from THE CLERK'S OFFICE Arnold Bradford COUNTY AND CIRCUIT CLERK CLINTON 5 AND 10 .QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWER PRICES Phone 239 Clinton BURNETT BUTANE HARDWARE CO., Inc. BEST WISHES, SENIORS Shop for Hardware at a Hardware Store COMPLIMENTS of J. H. Johnson COUNTY JUDGE Patton Electric Service MOTOROLA TELEVISIONS CROSLEY AND BENDIX APPLIANCES Page 89 COMPLIMENTS of Dr. John A. Hall Bradford Mobile Station Phone 128 J. D. BRADFORD OZARK CAFE Highway 65 - Clinton George and Ray Whillock WHERE THE OZARKS MEET THE SOUTH MEATS COMPLIMENTS of H. K. BONDS GROCERIES AND FEED Phone 123 Clinton Western Auto OUALITY GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES Phone 165 Arkansas Shannon's Ready-to-Wear THE BEST Phone 126 Clinton Page 90 Clinton COMPLIMENTS of FARISH FRASER Lively's Cities Service QUALITY PRODUCTS Phone 55 BLAIR'S YOUR FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION Phone 69 Clinton Arkansas DeSOTO AND PLYMOUTH CARS FARMALL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS FARM EQUIPMENT Lewis Horton Southern Ozark Realty REALTORS Van Buren County Abstract Company ABSTRACTORS CLINTON ZERO GAS COMPANY Zero Gas is LP Gas at its Best Phone 105 Box 225 Clinton Page 91 R. B. Keeling Store Clinton, Arkansas TO PLEASE YOU IS OUR PLEASURE City Cafe HOME COOKED MEALS Mr. and Mrs. Orvil McEntire LEWIS SUPPLY CO. INC. BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PAINT AND WALLPAPER HARDWARE YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS NORGE APPLIANCES ZENITH TELEVISION INLAID LINOLEUM ill Ha. m PHONE 60 CLINTON, ARK. Compliemnts of a Friend Court Cafe THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD Mr. and Mrs. Roland Boone Page 92 Clinton Cleaners CORRECT CLEANING FOR YOUR CLOTHES HOMER AND ELLEN CROWLEY CLINTON DRUG COMPANY Booster of All School Activities Phone 41 Evan's Laundry Rogers Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS SERVE-U-SELF NOTIONS SUNDRIES Phone 112 Phone 274 Clinton, Arkansas Treat's Esso Service Station Phone 258 Clinton Page 93 BEST OF HEALTH Martin Guffey SKELLY STATION Van Buren County Phone 148 Health Department JEAN KIDD County Health Nurse Clinton, Arkansas OZARK FEED AND SEED COMPANY Complete New Mill - Custom Grinding COMPLETE LINE OF FEED CLINTON ARKANSAS LYDLE CATTRELL FEED COMPANY PIONEER DAIRY FEEDS RED COMB POULTRY FEEDS PIONEER HOG FEEDS CLINTON ARKANSAS Pate's Radiator Shop Stand ley Motor Service GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP Phone 129 Welding and Machine Work a Specialty CLINTON, ARKANSAS WRECKER SERVICE Phone: Night 132 Day 43 Page 94 McKim's Radio Television Service EVERETT McKIM DILLON'S NEW AND USED CLOTHING MARIE DILLON V. A. McQUAIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE STATION Phone 212J1 SIMPSON'S Men's Work Clothes — Women's Apparel Notions - Gifts - Dry Goods MARY BURGESS LAWSON SIMPSON Thompson Motor Company Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson Art's Bar-B-Que PIT BAR-B-QUE OUR SPECIALTY MR. AND MRS A. UPTON Page 95 Love and Son A BETTER PLACE TO TRADE Clinton, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS of Curtiss Candy Co. JAMES D. SMITH, Distributor CONWAY Louise's Beauty Shop Phone 239 CLINTON Harris Pool Hall AND Domino Parlor AUDIE HARRIS VAN BUREN COUNTY FARMER'S ASS'N. CLINTON, ARKANSAS Owned and Operated by Farmers FEEDS-SEEDS-FERTILIZERS -FARM SUPPLIES North Arkansas Funeral Home Office Phone 125 Home Phone 11 l-J Avey Furniture Co. ADMIRAL RADIOS and REFRIGERATORS EASY PAYMENTS We Buy — Sell — or Trade Phone 104 Page 96 “BEST MILK IN ARKANSAS” COLEMAN DAIRY, INC A BOOSTER OF SCHOOLS 6001 Asher Avenue LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Pago 97 CONGRATULATIONS MEAT BARGAINS PATE'S GROCERY MEATS 7 Phone 67 Clinton EOFF FURNITURE COMPANY FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG WASHERS Phone 127 Clinton CONGRATULATIONS L. N. CONNER AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Pago 98 Allen Smith CITIES SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY Phone 212-W DAY OR NIGHT Mathis Shoe Store Phone 115 RED GOOSE SHOES Used Shoes and Repair Work All Shoe Work Guaranteed Clinton, Arkansas BLUE BONNET DRIVE IN We Appreciate C.S.V.T.S and Its Graduates Paige, Wenona and Troy Bouyear BOWLING ESTES City Barber Shop Clinton, Arkansas Tom Rhoades’ Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Clinton, Arkansas Page 99 COMPLIMENTS of IDEAL BAKERY Batesville Arkansas J. H. BARNES SONS POLLED J. H. SHORTHORNS BARNES Marvin Curtis Center Ridge FARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY Clinton, Arkansas Olen McKnight and Troy Parish, Owners Distributors of LARRO FEEDS Pago 100 MERCHANTS WHOLESALE GROCER CO. Wm. Ham Homer Brown Shirley, Arkansas “The Only Wholesale Grocery in Van Buren County” BOOSTERS FOR BETTER SCHOOLS CONGRA TULA TIONS DELIVERY SERVICE to the G. E. Autry 1956 SENIORS Phone Heffington Bus Line Day 123 Night 190W Tom’s Toasted State School Store Peanuts SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES “We’re For C.S.V.T.S.” ICE CREAM — PEANUTS COOKIES LEON REDDITT Mrs. Sid B. Walker, Manager SHIRLEY FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO. J. O. McKinney Wm. H. Ham “We Cheat You For Less” Shirley Arkansas Page 101 COMPLIMENTS OF ARKANSAS TELEPHONE COMPANY Clyde McCaslin Wilbur Hale Anzell Allen PATTON’S PAN-AM GAS, OIL AND GREASES Wholesale and Retail Phone 234 Clinton CLINTON MOTOR COMPANY e a� s | CARS — TRUCKS rIjck� Sales — Service Phone 98 Clinton Pago 102 COMPLIMENTS OF Van Buren County Welfare Department Burnett Son GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND VARIETY ‘The best place to shop after all” COMPLIMENTS OF LEFLER’S STORE First in Quality, Style, Prices ROY LEFLER, JR. COMPLIMENTS OF CLINTON POULTRY AND EGG CO., INC. Hal Mullens, Manager Cooper’s Cafe GOOD CAFE —GOOD FOOD “Always a Friendly Welcome” CLINTON Barber Shop Bradford and Hall CLINTON Pag 103 :v% • Aw •) '' ' A 'V ’ . • fc “A ; ' - -. 'TL - - ' ' - • Zj . •4.” '-V . • • • : ' --:■ . •7- . ; 7 -7 .-. . • - -■ . . • ;• - •• .:• ■. . ' ■ •• 7: 77 ;-:' 7'- • . ■ ■ -•..'