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eJJr, y nn JS, S tidk am First impressions aren ' t always true. For many people their first impression of Clinton is negative — culturally primitive, sleepily uninteresting, and hopelessly unprom- ising. It takes time and self effort to reverse these negative assumptions to positive realities, but it does happen. Most come to realize that Clinton is advanced, stimulating, and full of possibilities. This story is the tale of many people, but it is also the tale of one woman. In 1967, she came to Clinton with her husband, who had accepted a teaching position at PC, and two small children. Her fears and reservations were similar to many from more metropolitan areas, and she swore to her husband that she could bear one year only of this rural life. That woman was Dr. Ann B. Stidham, and she is still here at PC in 1988. What made her stick around and extend her one-year ultimatum an extra twenty years? She took the responsibility of finding the possibilities. She came to PC having already found possibilities in education and experience. She received a B.S. degree from Muskingum College, a master ' s from Northwestern Uni- versity, and a doctorate from the University of Tennessee. After her education she taught in three schools similar to PC and set up her own private psychology practice. With this background Dr. Stidham set out to find the possibilities in Clinton and PC. She became a professor in the psychology department and still teaches a full course load in addition to her many school and community ac- titivies. Through the Career Planning and Placement Of- fice she runs the counseling center for the campus. She also has a private practice in Clinton and is a quest lecturer for many community organizations including par- ent awareness groups and the PTA. When Dr. Stidham is not working, she eryoys eating at gourmet restaurants as well as cooking gourmet food herself. She loves to entertain and is modestly proud of her collection of dishes. She is also a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Clinton. In her attempts to defeat the small town stereotypes she has created a meaningful life for herself and, in the process, has given immeasurable help to her community and its people. Andy Flowers and Hilton Graham, Co-Editors. 21
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