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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

V The Torch 1957 Published by The Junior and Senior Classes CLINTON STATE VOCATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL Clinton, Arkansas Alice Ann Conner------ Jim Penrod------------ James Carter---------- Charlotte Hink-------- Mrs. Jimmie Sue Mathis Mr. Curtis Barnes----- ---------------Editor ------------Co-Editor Sr. Business Manager Jr. Business Manager --------------Sponsor ------------- Sponsor To you the faculty, who have followed and guided us through our high school years, giving us advice and help in and out of school, assisting with the sports that we participated in, you who have been sponsors of classes and various other extra- curricular activities, and you who have worked for the school and our welfare sonhat you have earned the love and respect of the student body as well as the entire community, we the Torch Staff dedicate The Torch of 1957 . Page 2 Faculty Activities Clubs Organizations Sports Student Life Classes Elementary Advertisements Autographs Page 3 Pago 5 FACULTY MR. SHIRRELL HAL BROOK MR. CURTISS BARNES, PRINCIPAL Mr. Halbrook received his B. S. E. from Arkansas State Teachers College in 1950 and obtained his M. Ed. de- gree from the University of Arkansas in 1954. He is Superintendent of the Clinton School System. Mr. Barnes received his B. S. E. degree from Arkansas State Teachers College in 1946. He is now teaching American literature, journalism, and general science. Mr. Barnes is Torch sponsor and sponsor of the Beta Club. MRS. GEORGE MATHIS Mrs. Mathis has attended Arkansas State Teachers College three years where she is working on her B. S. E. degree. She is teaching American literature and is Asst. Library Cus- todian. Mrs. Mathis is also co- sponsor of the junior class. MR. JOHN GRIFFITH Mr. Griffith received his B. A. degree in 1929 and M. A. degree in 1931 from Texas Christian University. After he graduated from there, he taught Greek, Hebrew, and math there. He is now teaching algebra I, chemistry, biology, geometry, and general science. He is co-sponsor of the sophomore class. Page 7 MRS. BETTY PATE MR. WILLIE H. MORTON Mrs. Pate graduated from A. S. T. C. in 1954 where she received her B. S. E. in Home Economics. Mrs. Pate is presently teaching Home Economics I, II, and HI. She is also sponsor of the FHA and co- sponsor of the sophomore class. Mr. Morton is a graduate of the University of Arkansas where he received his M. Ed. degree in 1954. He is Instructor of Agriculture I, II, and HI. Mr. Morton is also sponsor of the FFA and i co- ponsor of the junior cla8i MR. GENE HORTON Coach Horton received his B. S. E. drgree from Arkansas State Teachers College in 1953. Besides being coach in basketball and asst, coach in foot- ball, he teaches a health class. He is also co-sponsor of the senior class. MRS. KATHRYN HORTON Mr8. Horton attended A. S. T. C. from September, 1951 through May, 1953. She teaches typing I, book- keeping, shorthand I and n, and is Library Custodian. Mrs. Horton is also co-sponsor of the senior class MR. HOMER JONES’ MR. RALPH HUTTO Mr. Jones received his B. S. E. degree from Arkansas State Teachers College in 1951. He also attended Harding College. He is now teaching civics, world history, and American history. Mr. Jones is co-sponsor of the freshman class. Mr. Hutto has attended A. S. T. C., Missis- sippi State College, and Draughon's School of Business. He teaches typing I, n. and busi- ness math, and is a P. E. instructor. Mr. Hutto is also co-sponsor of the freshman class MR. DOLAN MATTHEWS Mr. Matthews graduated from Adkins High School and has attended college at Arkansas A. M., Arkansas State at Jonesboro, and the University of Arkansas. He directed the band and glee club at Hendrix College in 1925 Mr. Matthews is now directing the Clinton School Band and Glee Club. MRS. BARBARA FINCHER Mrs. Fincher graduated from Clinton State Vocational Training School in 1953. She is now employed as school secretary. Page 9 Activities TORCH QUEEN Dora Lou Blair Torch Queen DORA LOU BLAIR Pag© 11 Alice Ann Conner Paqe 12 FAIR QUEEN Joyce Scott Pago 13 Barbara Bradley Sally Long Fair Maids Ann Bradford C. S. V. T. S. Royalty Page 14 Homecoming Queen Wencie Bonds Page 15 Sally Long Sandra Pate Homecoming Maids Jan Patton Sherry Lewis Page 16 CLUBS Wencie Bonds, President FHA; Clell Lewis, President C Club; Jan Patton, President Glee Club; Eddie Griffith, President FFA; Troy Bouyear, President Band Club. Page 17 SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Pate, Pianist; Betty McEntire, 1st Vice-President; Sally Long, 3rd V e President; Jackie Denney. Historian; Wencie Bonds, President; Doyce Campbell, ‘ary; Char- lotte Hink. 2nd Vice-President; Jean McEntire Reporter; Juanita Sigler. Song Leader; Dora Lou Blair. Treasurer. FHA OFFICERS CLINTON CHAPTER THE CLINTON CHAPTER OF FHA Page 18 FHA SPONSOR Mrs. Betty Pate FHA BEAU James May Informal Initiation of Freshmen Members page 19 LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry J. Hail, Secretary; Eddie Griffith, President; Carl Crow, Vice-President; Mack Tester. Advisor; Joe Lefler, Sentinel. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Crownover, Reporter; James Ruble, Treasurer. CLINTON CHAPTER THE CLINTON CHAPTER OF FFA Page 20 % Co- Sweethearts Sally Long Sandra Pate FFA BAND Jim Nunley, Mack Tester, Jim Bellanger, George Main Page 21 ROW ONE: Bamble Oldham, Jan Patton, Euple Chalk, Wanda Klrkendoll, Judy Bradley. ROW TWO: Hellen Richardson, LaDoyne Nelson, Rita Brown, Carol Griffith. ROW THREE: James Ruble, Kenneth Bridges, Jimmie Koonce, Troy Bouyear, Mr. Matthews, James Carter, Norris McCutcheon, Bill Underwood. GLEE CLUB Hellen Richardson, LaDoyne Nelson, Jan Patton, James Ruble, Bamble Oldham, Judy Bradley. Officers Page 22 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jan Patton, Reporter Charlotte Hink, Secretary Troy Bouyear, President Bill Underwood, Vice-President Karen Hutson, Treasurer Director, Mr. Dolan Matthews Clinton School Band ROW ONE: Jackie Denny, Rita Brown, Clell Lewis, Carol Griffith, Veta Jo Holley. ROW TWO: Coach Horton. Wencie Bonds, George Main, Jerry John- son, Ted Hutto, James Cecil Pate, Carl Cullum, Charlie Pavatt, Freddie Williams, Juanita Sigler. ROW ONE: Mrs. Horton, Earlene Arnheart, Patsy Glendenning, Euple Chalk, Hugh Scott, Bonnie John- son, Glendall Ticer, Alice Conner. ROW TWO: Bobbie Jolly, Jeirein Willoughby, Joyce Scott. LIBRARY CLUB Page 24 ORGANIZATION Charlotte Hink - Jr. Business Manager Alice Ann Conner - Editor Jim Penrod - Co-Editor James Carter - Sr. Business Manager Pag© 25 Hillbilly Staff SEATED: Jackie Denney, Rita Brown, Mary Lou Keeling, Dora Lou Blair, Dixie Wilson. STANDING: Glendail Ticer, Hugh Wayne Scott, Carol Griffith, Norris McCutcheon, Douglas Wittie, Harvey Scott, Joe Dale Crow, Jim Penrod, Mr. Curtiss Barnes, Sponsor. Student Council STANDING: Clell Lewis, President. SEATED: Rex Simmons; Johnny Burgess; Charlotte Hink; Jim Penrod, Vice-President and Reporter; Tommy Williams; Earnest Jr. Smith; James Carter; Joyce Scott, Secretary; James May; Sally Long; and Sherry Lewis. Page 26 Beta Club FIRST ROW: Alice Ann Conner, Treasurer; Jim Penrod, President; Mr. Curtiss Barnes, Sponsor; Rondal Godfrey, Vice-President; Sally Long, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Eddie Griffith, LaDoyne Nelson, Karen Hutson, Lola Huggins, Shirley Roten, Sandra Pate, Wencie Bonds, Jimmy Crownover. THIRD ROW: Glendall Ticer, Mary Lou Keeling, Ann Rickard, Kath Knight, Mary Evelyn Matthews, Juanita Siglar, Jan Patton. FOURTH ROW: Carol Griffith, Jackie Denney, Rita Brown, Betty McEntire, Dora Lou Blair, Bren- da Graddy, Charlotte Hink, Anna Ramsey. FIFTH ROW: Douglas Wittie, Joe Kidd, Hugh Wayne Scott, Jean McEntire, Wanda Kirkendoll, Bamby Oldham, Earlene Ernheart. SIXTH ROW: Larry Hall, Norris McCutcheon, Carl Cullum, Ted Hutto, Helen Richardson, James Ruble. Torch Editors and Sponsors Torch Officers SEATED: Charlotte Hlnk, Jr. Business Manager; Alice Ann Conner, Editor. STANDING: Jim Penrod, Co-Editor; James Carter, Sr. Business Manager. Torch Staff SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Matthews, Katy Knight, Jackie Denney, Jean McEntire, Dodie Blair, Charlotte Hink, Jeraldean Smith, Anna Ramsey, Alice Ann Conner. STANDING: Karen Hutson, Mrs. Mathis - Sponsor, Franklin Smart, James May, Jim Penrod, Richard Wilson, Glendall Ticer, James Carter, Mr. Barnes - Sponsor. Page 28 Cheerleaders Sandra Pate; Sally Long; Bamby Oldham; Juanita Siglar, Captain; Sherry Lewis; Anna Ramsey. Page 29 Sandra Pate Bambie Oldham Sherry Lewis Anna Ramsey Sally Long Juanita Siglar Junior Yellowjackets LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Bill Kirkendoll, Charles Smith, Jackie Whillock, Ernest Smith, Carol Kirkendoll, Lenny Newman, Larry Bone. SECOND ROW: Rodney Lewis, Maurice Harmon, James Lovell, Dickie Hink, Jerry Huie, Kent Griggs, Glendale Kirkendoll. THIRD ROW: Tommie Huie, Jimmy Kirk, Tom- my Williams, Glen Dale Hubbard, Darvill Tester, Ronnie Bonds, Woody Wallace FRONT ROW: C. L. Mackey, Larry Sigler, Billy Huggins, Jackie Bonds, Jer- ry Dan Smith, Woody Tester, John Buck Graddy, Roger McCutcheon, and Duvey Bruce. Strategists Page 31 The 1956 Senior Yellowjackets TOP ROW: James Crownover, James Hawkins, Barnett Bruce. SECOND ROW: Clyde Haines, Larry Hall, Clell Lewis, James Pate, Jerry James, Phillip Harper. THIRD ROW: Eddie Griffith, Ted Hutto, Carl Cullum, Ken Patton, Larry Roth, Leister Moore, Freddy Williams. FRONT ROW: Rex Simmons, Charlie Pravatt, Troy Tester, George Main, Clyde Henson, Jack Barbour, Richard Wilson, and Johnny Burgess. Clyde Henson Co-Captain Junior Tackle Coach Tumblinson and Assistant Coach Horton carl Cullum Co-Captain Senior Back Page 32 JAMES PATE Junior Back CLELL LEWIS Junior Back GEORGE MAINE Senior End FREDDY WILLIAMS Junior Back JERRY JAMES Sophomore Center Page 33 KEN PATTON Sophomore Guard TED HUTTO Senior End PHILLIP HARPER Sophomore Tackle RICHARD WILSON Junior Center TROY TESTER Junior Guard JAMES HAWKINS Junior Guard Page 34 LARRY HALL Sophomore Back CHARLIE PRAVATT Junior Back JOHNNY BURGESS Sophomore Back JACK BARBOUR Junior Back LEISTER MOORE Junior Guard JAMES CROWNOVER Sophomore Guard Page 35 EDDIE GRIFFITH Sophomore End CLYDE HAINES Sophomore Tackle Come on Carl Page 36 Homecoming - Royalty Pate and Lewis close in for the tackle. Page 37 Junior LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Coach Horton, Eddie Jo Turner, June Barnett, Martha Wallace, Sue McEntire, Linda Huie, Dortha Lewis, Judy Woodell, Dana Smith, Glenda Huie, Sherry Lewis, Freda Cullum. SEATED: Diana Harper, Carolyn Brown, Mary Brown, Nancy Roten, Ann Bradford and Mary Jane Huie. Junior Boys STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Smith, Tommy Williams, Jerry Cullum, Jackie Whillock, Glendale Hubbard, Jackie Bonds, C. L. Mackey, Coach Horton. SEATED: Robert Lewis, Ernest Smith, Dicky Hink, Joe Tom Whillock. p Senior Girls STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Horton, Peggy Lasiter, Bonnie Mackey, Rita Brown, Jackie Denney, Veta Holly. Carol Griffith, Annette Rick- ard, Dana Quatlebaum, Cindy Bruce, Juanita Fullilove. SEATED: Wencie Bonds, Ernestine Moore, Alice Ledbetter, Shirley Roten, Lola Huggins, Jereta Huie, and Betty McEntire. Veda Holley Pago 39 Jackjr Denney Carol Griffith Cindy Bruce Page 40 Peggy Lasater Bonnie Mackey Juanita Fullilove Page 41 Lola Faye Huggins LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Horton, Johnny Burgess, Joe Kidd, Wendell Treece, Carroll Campbell, (Jeorge Main, Freddy Williams, Jim Penrod, James C. Pate, Rex Simmons, James Ruble, and Charlie Pavatt. KNEELING: Manager Glendale Ticer and Scorekeeper Clell Lewis. Manager Glendale Ticer Scorekeeper Clell Lewis Captain Jim Penrod Page 42 Freddy Williams Johnny Burgess MR. AND MBS PERSONALITY Carl Cullum and Sally Long Page 45 MOST POPULAR I BEST ATHLETE Wencie Bonds and Clell Lewis W M O Carl Cullum and Jackie Denney MOST CAREFREE Page 47 WITTIEST Clell Lewis and Veta Holly Alice Ledbetter and Charlie Pavatt NEATEST Jan Patton and James May Who BEST ALL AROUND Clell Lewis and Shirley Roten MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Griffith and Larry Hall Page 48 MOST COURTEOUS Katy Knight and James May B. P. W. AWARD Dora Lou Blair The Business and Professional Women's Club presented their initial award which will be given annually. It is presented to a senior girl on the basis of scholarship, activities, citizenship, and Church work. This year these three girls tied for this award. SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Carl Cullum The sportsmanship Award is an annual award presented by the Clinton Lion's Club to an outstanding athlete. It is based upon sportsmanship, athletic ability, sch- olarship, leadership, attendance, and attitude. Pag© 49 Timmie s Double Date Junior Play Prom Night'' Sophomores Play Hilarity House' Page 51 . OK(j x t - — COl - I She 4 V , k- A y W t 34 . flr yz, VL ? M l r; Sh.v ! K no OK Boi| J T v je:) co a cr nan .O. Po£ t «- «• 1 - 2 V '©e, n rru Senior Class CLASS OFFICERS Bonnie Johnson, Reporter; James May, President; Doyce Cambell, Treas- urer; Franklin Smart, Vice-President; Joyce Scott, Secretary. Page 55 SENIOR CLASS CO-SPONSOR Mr. Gene Horton RONALD ALLEN There is no fire without smoke. Transfer from Alread. CLASS MOTTO: Keep ourselves loyal to truth. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Lilacs BILL DICKEY BATES O, wearisome condition of humanity. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. CO-SPONSOR Mrs. Gene Horton DORA LOU BLAIR Fair words never hurt the tongue. Glee Club 1; Glee Club Play 1; B ketball 1; FHA 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice-I ident 2, Treasurer 4; Class Offic 3, 4; Assembly Program Commit 2; Band 3; Torch Staff 3. 4, Tore Queen 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Cla Play 3. 4; Who's Who 4; Beta Ch Hillbilly Staff 4. WENCEE ANN BONDS ALVIN BOOHER KENNETH RAY BRIDGES They're only great who are truly Do not give dalliance to much rein. Better late than never I good. FHA1, 2, 4, President 4; FFA FFA 1, 2. Class Play 3; Glee Club 4 Sweetheart 1; Class Play 2, 4; Beta Club 4; Band 2, 4; Assembly program Committee 1; Basketball 1, 2, 4; C. Club 2, 4; Cheerleader 1; Who's Who 2, 4; Class Queen 1; Homecoming Queen 4. RITA BROWN Since there is no help; come, let us ] f rt. B Basketball 1, 2, 4, Captain 1, 4; Library Club 1, 2; C. Club 2, 4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1, 4, Glee Club Play 1; Class Play 4; Hillbilly Staff 4; FHA 1, 2, 4. DOYCE CAMPBELL Behold, while she before the altar stands. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Class Play 3, 4; Glee Club 1, Glee Club Play 1; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Basket ball 1, 2; Class Officer 4. JAMES CARTER This hittith the nail on the head! Class Play 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Torch Staff 4, Senior Business Manager 4; Glee Club 4; Student Council 4 L. C. CHALK Music to soothe the savage beast. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3. ALICE ANN CONNER Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Federation Treasurer 4; Class Play 3, 4; Glee Club 1, Glee Club Play 1; Hillbilly Staff 3; Torch Staff 3, 4, Junior Business Manager 3, Torch Maid 4, Editor 4; Beta Club 4, Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Band 3, 4; Library Club 4. CARL CULLUM A penny for your thoughts I FFA 1, 2; Class Play 3; Torch Staff 4; C. Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4. JACQUOLYN DENNEY If it were not for the presents, an elopement would be better. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; C. Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Beta Club 4; Torch Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Glee Club 1, Glee Club Play 1; Who's Who 4; Hillbilly Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4; FHA Historian 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County 3; Library Club 3. RONDAL GODFREY He should, he could, he would, h3 did his best. Transfer from Alread. Beta Club 4, Vice-President 4, Class Officer 4. ARLIS GRAY A bold brave man. FFA 1. TED HUTTO Be Bold, Be Bold, and everywhere Be Bold Class Play 4; Glee Club 4; C. Club 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Torch Staff 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Foot- ball 3, 4. 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 4, Glee Club Play 1; Hillbilly Staff 4; Torch Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN GRIFFITH Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Beta Club 4; C. Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Library Club 1, 2; Who's Who FARRIS HARNESS I'll drown my book! FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE JOHNSON Thou are fairer than the evening air. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hillbilly Staff 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2; Class Officer 4. MARY LOU KEELING Leap out of the frying pan into the fire. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pianist 3; Class Play 1, 2; Hillbilly Staff 4; Beta Club 4. WANDA KIRKENDOLL Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Transfer from Illinois. Glee Club 4; Beta Club 4. KATHRYN LEO KNIGHT High eracted thoughts seeded in the heart of courtesy. FHA 4; Class Play 2; Glee Club 4; Hillbilly Staff 3; Torch Staff 4; Torch Maid 4; Beta Club 4; Who's Who 4. JIM KOONCE The coast was clear. FFA 1. 2, 3. GEORGE MAIN The rolling stone never gathereth moss. Transfer from Michigan. Football 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; FFA Band 3, 4. MARY EVELYN MATTHEWS A sweet, attractive, kind of grace. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Glee Club I; Band 4; Beta Club 4; Class Play 3, 4; Torch Staff 3, 4; Library Club 3; Quill Scroll 3. JAMES MAY You might have gone farther and fared worse. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Torch Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Who's Who 4; Student Council 4; FHA Beau 4. NORRIS McCUTCHEON Rome was not built in one day. Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Class Officer 2, 3; Torch Staff 3; Class Play 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Hillbilly Staff 4: Editor 4: Glee Clnh DORIS JEAN McENTIRE One good turn asketh another. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Class Play 3, 4; Torch Staff 4; Beta Club 4; Library Club 3; Basketball 4. ANNETTE RICKARD Art can be appreciated only slowly. FHA 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1; Glee Club Play 1; Beta Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4. JIMMY NUNLEY Want in at the tone ear and out the tother. GLENDALL ROGERS Little but loud. FFA 1, 2. JO ANN NUNLEY Have I caught my heavenly jewel ? FHA 1, 2, 3; Class Play 4; Beta Club 4; Basketball 1. DALLAS SCOTT For the few who only lend their ear--------- FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE SUE SCOTT FRANKLIN SMART CHARLES SMITH A full assurance given by looks. How poor a thing is man. He received comfort like old porridge. Library Club 3, 4; Class Queen 2, 3, 4; Miss CSVTS 4; Glee Club 1; Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Secretary 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Torch Staff 4; Class Officer 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY FRaxsCES THOMPSON She frieth in her own grease. JEIREIN WILLOUGHBY Black is a peral in a woman's DOUGLAS WITTIE The more the merrier Transfer from Marshall, Arkansas Class Play 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Band 4; Hillbilly Staff 3. eye. Assembly Committee 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1 Hillbilly 4; Beta Club 4. Our Freshman year began August, 1953. Ray Mullins was elected president of the class. The green wore off after a few weeks and we caught on to the routine of high school life. Our sponsor, Mr. Homer Jones, treated the freshman class with watermelons at a get acquainted party. Our class trip to Little Rock in the spring of the year was enjoyed by everyone. A group of wiser ex-freshmen came back to school in August, 1954. Ray Mullins was again elected president of the sophomore class. Mrs. Clark and Mr. Ralph Hutto were co-sponsors of our class. Our class trip to Petit Jean was a memorable occasion. In August, 1955, the junior class came back to school ready to roll up their sleeves and work harder. Once again Ray Mullins was elected president. Mr. Griffith and Mrs. Marjorie Hines were co-sponsors. The junior class presented a three act comedy called No Boys Allowed . The happy occasion arrived when we selected our class rings. Everyone looked forward to the time that the rings would be sent to us. We honored the seniors with the Junior and Senior Banquet. The theme was Star Dust . The class took their class trip to L. R. and Lake Nixon. The greatest year of our lives began in August, 1956. The senior class elected James May president. Our co-sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Gene Horton were willing to go all the way in order to help us help ourselves. Finally the day arrived that we had looked forward to with anticipation. The class rings had arrived. We realized with reverence, that we carry on our finger the emblem and seal of a great school and everyone connected with it. The senior class play, Timmie's Double Date was a magnificent job well done by everyone who parti- cipated. After an enjoyable class trip we came back to old C. S. V. T. S. to get ready for graduation. W pfiocy The years have certainly flown fast for the graduating class of 1957. Things have definitely cl We now look in on the first class reunion, held this year of 1981. The reunion was held at the high school, which is located on seven acres of ground near the old Che taw Spur. The old school site was sacrificed in order to make room for one of the new B. F. Goodrich factories. The town has rapidly expanded, due to a discovery by the scientist, DR. RONALD ALLEN, that rubber trees grow well in Arkansas. TED HUTTO was instrumental in getting the sardine packing company here. CAROL GRIFFITH, who consented to become Ted's private secretary, says, sardines aren't so bad, after the first whiff. GLENDAL ROGERS shocked his friends when he became a Devil Driver for the newly formed KEELING, BROWN, and HARNESS Circus. FARRIS sees after the animals. He has been affectionately nick-named slave driver by his co-workers. RITA is the equestrienne of the troupl Her favorite horse is named Champoin Don I. MARY LOU is the millionairess who financed the whole scheme. L. C. CHALK retired to raise watermelons and green beans in the window boxes of his penthouse here in Clinton. Remember WENCIE BONDS and her clarinet? She wasn't able to attend our reunion, but she is attempting to set a new record for playing a clarinet while flagpole sitting. Remember how swell NORRIS McCUTCHEON was in our class play? He and DOUGLAS WITTE have recently formed a motion picture company, PEU Productions. Norris does the acting, Douglas does the work. JEIREIN WILLOUGHBY has dyed her raven tresses red and is working for Norris and Doug as stunt girl in The Accidents of Annette . Our former classmate, ANNETTE RICKARD, is the fabulous star of these productions. RONDAL GODFREY, who was once the shortest fellow in the class, is seriously considering having someone cut his legs off and call him Shorty. JIM NUNLEY manufactures picture frames for Sing Sing prisoners who want to be, or have been framed. JACKIE DENNEY certainly is popular at Christmas. She makes hats with built-in mistletoe for shy girls DORA LOU BLAIR has launched herself on a career in Horticulture. She has become an international figure, and a foremost expert on arrangements of weeds and sawbriers. The Clinton Sun-Telegram called FRAN THOMPSON and ALICE ANN CONNER back from Paris and Inner Mongolia. Fran is the Sun-Telegram's fashion editor. She was in Paris trying to find a way to get out. Alice Ann was trying to persuade Inner Mongolians to buy the Sun-Telegram and make her editor- in-chief, FRANK SMART is making wooden crutches and snow skis, so that when a skier breaks his leg his business won't fall down. While driving over from Botkinburg in his taxi, CHARLES SMITH stopped and attended our reunion. MARY EVELYN MATTHEWS owns several of the more prominent glue factories in town. She sure is in a sticky business. CARL CULLUM is fighting fire with fire. He is starring himself in Operas just to show how bad an Opera can be. DOYCE CAMPBELL took a position with Lewis Dynamite Works at Crabtree. BILL BATES was recently elected Mayor of Clinton. This is his first term, and he also ran unopposed. JOYCE SCOTT returned from a trip to Lower Mongolia just in time to get ready for our reunion. She says that the Lower Mongolians seem to be lower than usual, but all is as was to be expected. The most distinguished and famous of our classmates is JO ANN NUNLEY. She is now a novelist. Her most recent book Twenty Years Before the Last is rivaled in popularity only by Mathis Complete Handbook of the English Languages and Literature. JAMES CARTER moved to Botkinburg and established the Botkinburg Daily Herald. He couldn't attend our reunion because he had to put the paper to bed. I wonder if KENNETH RAY BRIDGES got ail the lawns mowed. I now find out that he manufactures lawn seed. WANDA KIRKENDOLL owns a chain of theaters throughout Arkansas. She is kept quite busy popping corn for all her theaters. Booher'8 Electric Toaster Company , of Botkinburg, was well represented by its president and our distinguished classmate, ALVIN BOOHER. ARLIS GREY has taken a job a6 Superintendent of Clinton City Schools. JIM KOONCE is a professional window washer, and is now working on the Empire State Building. He has been known to remark that his job is a pane. JEAN McENTIRE became the Artist of the class. Her most well received painting has been Cats in Blue , with seven green eyes. QUENTIN CROWELL has become a piano tuner for Note Music Company. Quentin stays in the Dallas Hotels owned by our most noted classmate DALLAS SCOTT. Owing to a slight mishap, BONNIE JOHNSON was late to our reunion. One of the horses pulling her buggy threw a shoe. And I? Each class has to have a person that they don't brag about. That's me. moved to Central Mongolia and became a mere school teacher. GEORGE MAIN has put Elvis Presley out of business with his Air Force Band. I, KATY KNIGHT, Page 64 Junior Class CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Bradley, Secretary; Charlotte Hink, Treasurer; Clell Lewis, President; James Cecil Pate, Vice-President; Anna Ramsey, Reporter. Pag© 65 Earlene Arnhart Betty Banks Jack Barbour Pago 66 Brenda Graddy Mary K. Griggs James Hawkins Clyde Henson Charlotte Hink Veda Jo Holley Karen Hutson David Issacs Jerry Johnson Peggy Lasater Page 67 Bambi Oldham James Pate Jan Patton Page 68 Jim Penrod Danna Quattlebaum Hugh Wayne Scott Jearaldean Smith Hag® 69 Freddy Williams Richard Wilson Sophomore Class Shirley Roten, Secretary; Johnny Burgess, President; Larry Roth, Treasurer; Carrol Campbell, Vice-President; John Miller, Reporter, Page 70 Junior Appleby Charles Barnett James Bellinger Anna Bolden Donald Bonds Troy Bouyear Cindy Bruce Johnny Burgess Carol Campbell Doris Jean Carol Beverley Case Carl Lee Crow James Crownover prxio 71 Juanita Fullilove Larry Gray Denny Gibbins Eddie Griffith Clyde Haines Larry Hall Mary Harmon Phillip Harper Phillip Henderson Mary Hoopaw Jereta Huie Patsy Hunter Jerry James Pag 72 Jim Johnson Bobble Jolly Kenneth Keeling Joe Kidd Joe Lefler Sally Long Betty Me Entire Bonnie Mackey Earne6tine Moore Sophomore Class James Moore Marie Morgan Wilma Nunley Ferrell Page Page 73 Sandra Pate Shirley Roten Roy Story Bill Underwood Ken Patton Kay Reed Larry Roth James Ruble Rex Simmons Norma Story Mac Tester Wendell Treece Bill Wallace Betty Willoughby Page 74 SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Freda Mae Cullum, Secretary; Carolyn French, Reporter; Ernest Smith, President; Dana Smith, Treasurer; Tommy Williams, Vice-President. Freshman Class Pag© 75 Johnney Appleby Imogene Archer June Barnett Doris Jean Bates Dana Beavers Melba Blair Jackie Bonds Ann Bradford Jerry Lee Bradley i Freshman Class Mary Brown Elza Coleman Jimmy Cossey Freda Cullum Page 76 Jerry Cullum Carolyn French Maurice Harmon Earple Hendrix Ray Henson Dickie Hink Eva Sue Holley Glen Dale Hubbard Billy Wayne Huggins Johnny Hunt Billy Ray Johnson Lynda Kidd Bill Kirkendoll Page 77 Sherry Lewis Jo Love James Lovell James Lowrance C. L. Mackey Jimmy Maulden Sue Middleton Barbara Millard Larry Nelson t Freshman Class Martha Nixon Max Osborn Donna Page Beverly Parks Page 78 Pete Pronia Dana Smith Junior Teague Jackie Whillock Nancy Roten Charles Smith Ernest Smith Doug Story Jerrell Story Merrell Story Betty Jean Thompson Frankie Weaver Tommy Williams Verlen Willoughby Page 79 Grade School t Page 80 Grade School Teachers Mr. BUI Pate 8th Grade, Principal Miss Margaret Hutchison 6th Grade Miss Helen Stephens 2nd Grade Denard Teachers Miss Olivia Issacs Mrs. Floyd Birchfield 5th and 6th Grades 3rd and 4th Grades Principal Page 81 Mrs. Henry Pipkin 3rd Grade Mrs. Essie McCormac 1st and 2nd Grades First Grade FIRST ROW: David Appleby, Gay Beavers, Dennis Bolden, Reba Bonds, Danny Joe Boone, Sharon Kay Boone. SECOND ROW: Tom Bradford, Robsrt Bradley, Othel Bruce, Laudell Burt, Karen Caldwell, Izene Collins. THIRD ROW: John Paul Cooley, Eldon England, Joe Don Evans, Johnny Finton, Mary Gray, Harvey Henson. FOURTH ROW: Robert Hill, David Holly, Linda Howard, Shirley Isom, Barbara Kirkendoll, Cheryl Lefler. FIFTH ROW: Patsy Linville, Dian Moore, Billy Patterson, Alene Reed, Tony Reeves, Judy Smith. SIXTH ROW: Rebecca Stephens, Redia Teague, Flora Tillery, Herbert Tillery, Richard Warrick, Tommy Whillock. SEVENTH ROW: Brenda White and Deborah Whitworth. Page 82 Second Grade Sammy Arnhart Carolyn Banks Randall Barnett Rosalee Bayliff BoBby Bixler Linda Bonds Bruce Bostain Barry Burke Jo Beth Burnett Evelyn Cleaver Gustua Cooley Ronny Cox Kennith Crowell Bill Cullum Marilyn Doyal Robertta Doyal Carolyn Elliott Danny Eoff Larry Eubanks Carolyn Hall Christina Henderson Marvin Henson Clara Ruth Hink Ruth Huggins Opie Lee Huie Allen Isom Donnie Isom Lane Jackson Doris Kirkendoll James Lewis Danny Lowe Billy Linn Clofus Linn James Maxwell Mary McCutcheon Joyce Ann Moore Sarah Mae McQuain Anthony Osburn TOran Pate Linda Ruth Polk Phyllis Reed Clarence Smith Martin Smith Sherry Smith Tommy Smith Shirley Sigler Phil Treat Jo Nell Tumlinson Page 83 Joyce Archart Elizabeth Bayliff Wayne Beavers Ray Bellinger Jim Bill Berkowitz Charles Bradley Mike Bridges Jerry Brown Larry Bolden Elaine Bonds Linda Lou Bonds Maurice Bonds Patsy Bonds Peggy Sue Bonds Sharon Kay Bonds Loquita Burt Kerry Cates Margaret Cleaver Randall Crownover Dwight Culium Sandra Doyle Jamie Evans Linda Finton Christine Gilmore Glenn Griggs Gary Hall Carolyn Harness Susan Hembree Walter Henderson Glinda Hillis Johonny Holly Jimmy House Bea Huie Harlon Isom Hubert Isom Linda Kay Isom Steve Jackson Jo Ann Kidd Gary Kirkendall Roy Dale Kirkendall Carolyn Lang Dianne Linn Tommy Linn Clyde McCaslin Doyle Merry man Marilyn Millard Randall Owens Andy Patterson Linda Pritchett Gary Reed Richard Simpkins Darrell Stripling Maudina Warrick Tim Whillock Third Grade Page 84 Vestis White Judy Williams Thomas Barnett Janice Kay Bixler Norma Black Judy Bolden Bobby Bonds Della Mae Bonds Bussell Bonds Jimmie Burnett Belinda Coffman Donald Cooley Gail Cullum J. F. Cullum Reba Cullum Connie Elliot Donald Gene Ferrell Ricky French Albert Gilmore Elizabeth Ann Gooden Polly Hawthorne Steven Hembree Ellen Henderson Larry Henson Martha Ann Hill Tommy Hill Linda Sue Hillis Brenda Hink Michael Hooten Mary Howard Larry Lee Hubbard Brenda Huggins Danelle Huie Larry Hutson Gean Isom James Isom Barbara James Joyce Jones Phyllis Lemings Nanette Lewis Roger Dale Linn Diana Gay Mathis Charles Osburn Gary Wayne Polk Raleigh Robinson Garold Rogers Judy Shetley Sunny Simpson David Smith Joe Smith, Jr. Linda Faye Story Thelma Tillery Gary Treat Sheila Treat Luella Treece John Gary Tumlinson Merle Dean Widener Jackie Williams Jerry Wilson Jimmie Wilson Billie Woodell Sylvia Whillock Jerry White Larry Williams Judy Willoughby Loula Amhart Margaret Artth ,- Gladys Baker i Roger Bond Donna Sue Bonds Brenda Bowling Judy Jan Bradford! Leah Bradford Peggy Bridges Joyce Carroll Betty Cooley Melton Crownover Shirley Cullum Gary Dewey Bill Eoff Lavonne Eubanks I Jimmy Gardner John Gowdy Sara Griggs Sandra Heffingtoc j Sharon Hodge Carla House Patricia Howard Donna Huie Cleo Hunter Wayne Johnson Linda Keeling Bennie Kidd Jerry Kirk Donald Kirkendoilj Jim Linn Sharon Linn Sue Mackey Judy Maulden James Merrymaa Mary McEntire Irwin Page John Ed Pate Pat Patterson Joe Pavatt Billy Shipp Jerry Simpkins Larry Simpkins Tamara Stobough Danny Stripling Richard Stripling! Velma Upton Kenny Whillock Page 86 Sixth Grade n Kay Baker Alma Bellinger Gary Bonds Raymond Bonds Ronnie Bonds Rickey Boone Jimmy Bradley Charles Crowell Joe Finton Tommy Ford Jerry Glendenning Larry Griggs Mike Hall Sherry Hembree Coleen Hendrix Wanda Henson James Hooppaw Teddy Holley Bobby Howard Jo Ann Huggins Raymond Huggins Larry Huie James Hunt Richard Hutson Nancy Isom Jimmy Jones Obie Jane Kidd Sara Kidd Q. D. Ledbetter Mary Kaye Martin Jeanne Miller •Tim Miller Jamye Moffet Bonnie Moore Robert Moore James Nixon Laura Jo Pate Kaye Patterson Mary Pritchett •Sandra Shannon Donna Sue Shipley Rex Story Betty Talbot Homer Treat, Jr. Lonnie Treece Patsy Whisenant James White Tommy Williams Page 87 Seventh Grade Twila A day Ray Arnhart Joe Bates Charlene Bennett Ray Bonds Larry Bone Jerry Bouher Betty Ann Boyd Kathy Burnett Kathryn Cooley Glada Dewey Adda Lea Eaton Elizabeth Eason Anna Lou Gardner Benny Gooden John Buck Graddv Shelia Gribbons John Kent Griggs Anita Hackney Shirlene Harness Leo Hawthorne Jimmy Henderson Tommy Holly Doris Huggins Danny Huie Tommy Huie Pinckney Hutto Dean Huych Dennis Isaac John Lee Jolly Larry Joe Kidd Dana Kirkendoll Allen Koonce Darrtl Lemming Rodney Lewis Betty Linn Mary Lou Long Roger Matthews LaWanda Morphis Roger McCutcheon Linnie Joe Newmil Carrol Reed Larry Seigler Rebecca Simmons Ronnie Sikes Don Smith Bonnie Teague Thomas Tester Dencil Joe Ticer Robert Wallace Sharon Weaver Dewey Williams Mickle William rtoger Williams Pat Wilson Page 88 Jo© Tom Whillock Judy Kay Woodell Eighth Grade Page 89 James Barnett Helen Barnum Mary Bellinger Ann Bonds Ronnie Bonds Sharron Bonds Betty Bramlett Carolyn Brown Marsha Brown Dewey Bruce Lou Ann Burgess Jackie Coffman Donald Crow Linda Crownover Brenda Doyal Richard Gilmore Diane Harper Earl Hendrex Betty Sue Hill Leonard Hoyle Glenda Huie Jerry Allen Huie Linda Huie Mary Jane Huie Brenda Huyck Johnny Johnson Judith Jones Janice Kidd Jimmy Kirk Carrel Kirkendall Earlene Lang Charlie Ledbetter Dorothy Lewis Robert Lewis Charlene Linn Harvie Linn Judy Martin Billy Paul May Judy McCaslin Billie Sue McEntire Dortha McKinney Bobby Joe Nixon Judith Oldham Colman Osburn James Payne Charles Prichett Richard Reed Carolyn Sue Smith Clara Smith Eddie Smith Mona Treece Eddie Jo Turner Martha Wallace Woody Wallace First Grade Buster Bramlett Cecil Bramlett Margaret Bramlett Larry Casto Rodney Davis Royce Hopkins Anna Bell Hule Brenda Lasater Norman Miller Bobby Me Elroy Lloyd Me Elroy Jack Sprinkle Rosanna Me Elroy Tommy Elroy Jimmy Parks Dennard Second Grade Coy Dean Barnett J. D. Barnett Hershel Bramlett Wayne Bramlett Linda Cox Marlyn Cox Kathernie French Wayne Hule Tommy Jolly Donnie Koonce Mary Jane Lasater Randy Newland Linda Ruth Nunley Bobby Parks Peggey Pronla Susan West Third Grade Mary Jo Bo ocher James Bramlett Robert Bramlett Donna Cox Rickey Crow Sammy Davis Larry Fitzjarrel Darell Hopkins Clifford Jenkins Ronnie Jolly Rhea Jones Linda Lasater Judy Linn Doris Me Elroy Delorls New land Sharon New land Fourth Grade James Bagley Harold Loyd Blair Charles Boo her Galen Bramlett Louise Casto Louise French Brent Me Elroy Patricia Pronia William Ray Ronald Watts Fifth Grade Charles Barnett Jewel Dean Bramlet Carson French Deloris Cox i Johnnie Fitzjarrel Betty Jane Jolly Nancy Carrol Jolly Diana Jones Paul Bernice Lowrence Mary Frances Parks Marolyn Penrod Junior Tedder Carolyn Williams Sixth Grade Shirley Archer Marilyn Bramlett Nany Crow Grade Hopkins Mary Lea Johnson Carolyn Laster Donnie New land Phillip Pronia Paul Pronia Donald Watts Trudy West Wanda Williams Page 92 LOUISE'S SHOP Clinton, Arkansas For Better Values' and Qaulity Merchandise see TOM RHODES TOM RHODES STORE Clinton Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF FARISH FRASER INSURANCE COMPANY Insurance Company Sheriff's Office, Court House Clinton Arkansas BURNETT'S 5 10 Eugene Burnett Owner and Operator Clinton Arkansas COMPLIMENTS of DAN STEPHENS Prosecuting Attorney Sandwiches - Lunches Candy - Soft Drinks COOPER'S CAFE Clinton Arkansas COMPLIMENTS of HOWARD JOHNSON INSURANCE Clinton Arkansas Page 93 EOFF FURNITURECOMPANY Frigidaire w J “ Maytag Washers UCA yicron Clinton Arkansas PATTON'S PAN-AM Gas, Oil and Greases Wholesale and Retail Clinton Arkansas ROGERS DRUG CO. Get your prescriptions filled here. V05l PRESCRIPTIONS Clinton Arkansas CLINTON 5 10 Quality Merchandise at Lower Prices Clinton Page 94 AVEY FURNITURE CO. ADMIRAL RADIOS EVAN'S LAUNDRY and REFRIGERATORS EASY PAYMENTS serve - u - self We buy - - Sell - - or Trade Phone PI 5-5116 Phone PI 5-6114 COLEMAN DAIRY,, INC. Best Milk in Arkansas A Booster of Schools 6001 Asher Avenue Little Rock, Arkansas Clinton Phone PI 5-2114 CLINTON CLEANERS CORRECT CLEANING FOR YOUR CLOTHES Homer and Ellen Crowley Page 95 SIMPSON S Men's Work Clothes Notions Gifts Mary Burgess Clinton, Arkansas Women's Apparel Dry Goods Lawson Simpson BOWLIN ESTES BEST OF HEALTH CITY BARBER SHOP VAN BUREN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Jean Kidd Clinton, Arkansas County Health Nurse COMPLIMENTS Congratulations Seniors of 1957 of ARNOLD BRADFORD MR. and MRS. R. T KNIGHT and KATY County and Circuit Clerk COMPLIMENTS OF HIEGEL WHOLESALE GROCER CO. Arkansas Page 96 Conway COMPLIMENTS of CLINTON STATE BANK CLINTON, ARKANSAS Howard Johnson, President G. M. Johnson Cashier Dois G. Johnson, Assistant Cashier C. M. Horton Vice-President J. G. Fraser Page 97 COMPLIMENTS OF LEFLER'S STORE First in Quality, Style, Prices ROY LEFLER, JR. PI 5-4148 LEWIS SUPPLY CO., INC Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Paint and Wallpaper Hardware Youngstown Kitchens Norge Appliances Zenith Television Inlaid Linoleum Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Conner BUILDING MATERIALS Pi 5-3121 Clinton, Ark. CONGRATULATIONS Page 98 CLINTON MOTOR COMPANY TKertt a future Sales Service Clinton GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS LEFLERS CHEVROLET COMPANY We're behind you all the way Phone Pi 5-3151 Clinton, Arkansas COFFMAN FUNERAL HOME JUNE'S CAFE EMBALMING CASKETS AND FUNERAL SUPPLIES AMBULANCE SERVICE HOT BISCUITS Marshall Clinton 4J or 4W Pi 5-2151 Cars Trucks Phone Pi 5-3123 Page 99 BLAIR'S Your Friendly Service Station Phone Pi 5-7170 Clinton Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF CHEEK WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., INC. Atkins Arkansas JACKSON COOKIE CO. VANILLA WAFERS Made in Arkansas, sold in 11 states. COMPLIMENTS OF IDEAL BAKING CO., INC. Batesville, Arkansas OZARK CAFE and BUS STATION A good place to eat. Clinton Arkansas Page 100 CONGRATULATIONS MEA1S MEAT BARGAINS PATE'S MARKETS Clinton, Ark. Pi 5-3167 BLUE BONNET DRIVE-IN We appreciate C. S. V. T. S. and Its Graduates PAIGE, WENONA, AND TROY BOUYEAR GROVER'S FABRICS READ THE DEMOCRAT VAN BUREN Ready to Wear COUNTY DEMOCRAT Jay W. Jackson, Editor Clinton and Morganton Clinton Pi 5-5175 Page 101 CLINTON ZERO GAS COMPANY Zero Gas is LP Gas at its Best Phone Pi 5-3105 Box 225 Clinton CLINTON DRUG COMPANY Prescription Specialists Booster of All School Activities Phone Pi 5-3191 COMPLIMENTS OF BERKOWITZ READY - TO - WEAR Clinton Pi 5-4126 BURNETT BUTANE AND HARDWARE C0.f INC. Best Wishes, Seniors Shop for hardware at a hardware store. THOMPSON MOTOR COMPANY ■T=T— Truck and Car Sales Clinton Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF PETIT JEAN ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE RURAL ELECTRIFICATION K. B. Hartin, Manager. CITY CAFE KEELING TRUCK LINE GOOD HOME COOKED MEALS and FOR DEPENDABLE FREIGHT SERVICE THE BEST COFFEE IN TOWN LOWELL TURNER Clinton Arkansas Phone Pi 5-3155 Page 103 Van Buren County Farmer s Ass n Clinton, Arkansas Owned and operated by farmers FEEDS - SEEDS - FERTILIZERS - FARM SUPPLIES Reeves Court A GOOD place to stay Clinton, Arkansas Patton Electric Service Clinton Arkansas Model Market Congratulations to 1957 Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rogers ■q Farmers Feed Supply Company Clinton, Arkansas Olen McKnight and Troy Parish, Owners Distributors of LARRO FEEDS Page 104 Insurance Pit Bar-B-Que Our Specialty Mr. and Mrs. A. Upton Clinton Arkansas J. H. BARNES SONS 1 i8WjS, POLLED J. H. BARNES SHORTHORNS MARVIN CURTISS Center Ridge Arkansas LYDLE COTTRELL FEED COMPANY Clinton Arkansas J. B. KRAMER CANDY COMPANY We appreciate your business 592 Harrison St. Batesville Arkansas CECIL LEWIS PLANER MILL Manufacturers of 1 1 2 Miles South of Clinton Box 206 Clinton, Ark. LEON REDDITT distributors of Tom's Toasted Peanuts, Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwiches, and Tom's Candies. Phone 305 Bridge St. Morrilton SYCAMORE MOTEL Air-Conditioned Tile Baths Television WHERE THE OZARKS MEET THE SOUTH U. S. Highway 65 Clinton, Ark. Page 106 STEAK HOUSE Good Food Clinton, Arkansas See WAYNE BRADFORD for water well drilling Phone PI 5-2108 Clinton, Arkansas Take it to Standley's Motor Service Clinton Arkansas LIVELYS CITIES SERVICE Phone PI 5-6155 TREAT'S ESSO STATION Clinton Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS W. J. HUTCHISON your John Deere Dealer LOVE SON Get your groceries here. PATE'S RADIATOR SHOP Page 107 Clinton, Arkansas Delicious Refreshing At Your Favorite Candy Counter H. K. BONDS GROCERY Friendly Service Clinton, Arkansas Foremost TASTEMARK DAIRY CO. Ozark's Leading Dairy Products Harrison, Arkansas Phone 19 CLINTON FLORIST AND NURSERY BE SWEET And At the Same Time — Watch Your Diet Clinton, Arkansas By Patronizing your SCHOOL STORE Page 108 THE '57 TORCH STAFF WISHES TO THANK YOU, THE AD- VERTISERS, THE BOOSTERS, AND THE PURCHASERS OF THE TORCHES WHO HAVE MADE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE. ALSO WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE ONES THAT HAVE CO-OPER- ATED WITH MR. CLARK, OUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER, AS WELL AS THE STAFF IN MAKING THE PICTURES AND THE NUMEROUS THINGS THAT GO INTO THE MAKING OF OUR SCHOOL ANNUAL, THE TORCH. Alice Ann Conner, Editor Jim Penrod, Co-Editor BOOSTERS Dr. J. M. Gowdy Dr. J. A. Hall Troy Berthall Shannon R. F. Pate Walter Hall Mr. Mrs. Ed Lewis Ivy Keeling Mr. Mrs. Mirel Ayres C. C. Halbrook Mrs. Myrtle Halbrook Troy Brown Mr. Mrs. S. K. Patton Mr. Mrs. Karl Bonds Mr. Mrs. Dillard Aday Margaret Hutchison Mr. Mrs. Jim Tumlinson Mr. Mrs. Everett Bradford Mrs. Nadine Smith Mr. Mrs. C. F. Heffington Mrs. Gene Burnett Mr. Mrs. George Mathis Mrs. Ethel Whillock Mrs. Ruby Massey Carl Treece Barbara Fincher Clinton Truck Tractor Mr. Mrs. Earl Riddick Miss Helen Stephens Miss Lizzie Winningham Mr. Mrs. Henry Pipkin Mr. Mrs. Lowell Gooden Mr. Mrs. Jack Whillock Mr. Mrs. Farish Fraser Mr. Mrs. Tom Lefler Mr. Mr8. Junior Peel Mrs. Graham Ruby Mr. Mrs. Tom Pate Mildred Virgil Ticer Whillock Courts Mr. Mrs. Dolan Matthews Homer Jones W. H. Morton Bill Whillock Sylvia Cecil Burgess Burton Evans John T. Griffith Elmo Story Ray Richardson Mr. Mrs. Ralph Hutto Mr. Mrs. Sherrill Halbrook Mr. Mrs. Floyd Tomlinson CLINTON STATE VOCATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL This is the last year for the Clinton School to be known as the Clinton State Vocational Training School and the class of '57 Ronald Allen Bill Dickie Bates Dora Lou Blair Alvin Booher Wencie Bonds Kenneth Bridges Rita Brown Doyce Campbell James Carter Alice Ann Conner L. C. Chalk Quentin Crowell Carl Cullum Jackie Denney Carol Griffith Arlis Gray Rondal Godfrey Farris Harness Ted Hutto Bonnie Johnson Mary Lou Keeling Katy Knight Wanda Kirkendoll Jim Koonce George Main Mary Evelyn Matthews Jean McEntire Norris McCutcheon Jim Nunley Jo Ann Nunley Glendale Rogers Annette Rickard Joyce Scott Charles Smith Franklin Smart Dallas Scott Fran Thompson Jeirein Willoughby Douglas Wittie would like to honor the first graduating class of C. S. V. T. S., the class of '29. The class consisted of: Arlie Burnett Lyle Burnett Earl Gardner Everett Griggs Lindsay Hatchett Sponsor: S. D. Mitchell Irvin Hatchett Erma McKnight Howard McKnight Oma Simpson Clarence Sumners The superintendents of C. S. V. T. S. have been Mr. Tom Cowin, Mr. Sid B. Walker and Mr. Sherrill Halbrook. Page 110  i