Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

Itoe oft repeated phrase, The [iChild Reflecte lte Parents, la probably as true as any proverb. No where would this statement be as well observed as In school. No school can grow larger or richer than the homes ft om which It draws Its students. Any Improvement In the physlj ,cal make-up of the school denotes liberal parents, as far as their child’s welfare Is concerned. Growth, morally and ment- ally proves that parents are behind the imovement by their support of religious undertaklns and their Interest In better home environment which encourages mental growth. The growth and development of the Hector Schools reflect all these things, iWhere ever you find well developed child- ren, you find well balanced and ambitious parents behind them. All our homes are not perfect and all our students are not Ideal, but on an average our school would measure up to most schools. We as students realize this and for that reason would like to dedicate our 1952-53 Year Book to the parents of the large territory from which the Hector Consol- idated Schools draws its students. BUILDINGS I Grade School Gliding Where meals are cooked and candy made Where seams are sewn and wives are made. Games are won And games are lost. Speeches are made And songs are sung. OLEN CHURCHTLL Superintendent History OCTAVTA TAYLOR English WALTER A. BOLLEN Agriculture LOTS HURLEY Typing MILDRED HURLEY Home Economics VERSTE MTLLSAPS Primary Nogo SARAH HUNTER Tntermedi ate Scottsv’lie DEAN CHURCHTLL Primary Appleton LILLTNA GRAY Fourth Grade Hector JACK HOQINS Fifth Grade Hector E. H. WTLSON 6th. 7th. 8th. Appleton LENA CAUDLE Primary Scottsvllie PLOY BROWN First Grade Hector RUTH BURRIS Intermediate Appleton CLEO BOWDEN Second Grade Hector C. E. STORY Sixth Grade Hector KATHERINE CARMICHAEL Third Grade Hector Marilyn Eurley Sec. Treas. f-H Club Sec. of F. H. A. Typist Bus. Man. of School Paper Typist of Annual Staff David Hill President of Class Editor of School Paper Ruth Ellen Trigg Feature Editor of School Paper Jonnie Ruth Riley Pres, of P. H. A. Burl Hogins Sec.A Treas. of Class President of +-H Club President of Pep-Club Bus. Man. Typist of Annual Staff Typist Bus. Man. of Paper Staff Richard Rilev Sue Hill Reporter of Club Bus. Han. of Annual Staff Joke Editor of Paper Emna Ashmore Bus. i:an. of Annual Staff Sports Editor of Paper Vice-pres. of !f-H Club Reporter of F. H. A. Joyce Eakin Alrca Pack Art Editor of School Paper Ona Mao Barnhouao Imogono Casey John W. Proctor Jimmy Bohanan Bus. Man. of Annual Staff Hector Reporter of Paper Ira Lee Loveland Myranell Sanders Reporter of Class Anna Joyce Ooates Betty Lois Reid Marilyn Kathis 3rd, vice pres. F.H.A. Make-up Editor of Annual Staff Rariona Ragland Editor or the Annual Staff Owen Ray Hern Robert Burris Billy Lawrence Sports reporter of the paper Vice-pres. of Class Samuel Brown Barold Williams Shirley Laymon Ola Paye Hern Berneal Reed JUNIORS Marilyn Cagle Veo Condley Gerald Cooper Bertha Williams James Hull Edna Seale C. T. IXivall Anita Hill Louis Young i ■ k 5 1 • — Venoda 3artlett Bobby Hays Maxine Dollar Shirley Culwell Geneva Crouch Jlen Dale Hays Jerry Gray Francis Clark Lois Church Shirley Helton Chrlstene Laymon t I t yfrr SopkomontA Melton Tyler Coffknan Melton trola Church Roberts Barbara potta TVipp Caudle Layraon m T Margarat Baker Artie Bone Betty Romlnea Blallock Allen Ooatea Riley Sue Pertain Onlta Aday Matchett Mlllaapa Bowden Janice Caaey Tommy Crouch Marlin oung Oscar Duvall Oeral Dort Hurley Patsy Spaulding Wilma Patton Marilyn fountain uiCKie Athey Clareon Riley Gloria Nell JUne Gray Corene Betty Johnson Wanda Cook ratrick Marable Glen bowden pearile Pack Doris Raoklev nonaid TrlSH Tommy Arthur Florence Murphey Lorene Rominea John Hern Sanmie Wooten Randall Archie Darter Opal Reed Peggy Glen Dale Hoffman Bilan Hull ■ ii J. T. Vathis $ Veri io Serrison Elmer Sanders Carolyn cochran Ronnie Tackett p a uayma Benson a James Coffman o Larry Pack Joan Coffman Joyce Allen Ruby Ragland Preston ■'Veatheran Delilah Mansfield Aday Kenneth Hurley Franklin Romines O © Bonnie Sreathouse Herman Helton in 'iVllma Ray Freeman Fountain Virginia Dollar Larry Riley Janes Earl Lavane Coffman Dixon Gene Culwell Anna Mae Helton John Garrlgus Acel Hamilton a William Candley Doris Jean Hendrix a Barbara Lee Riley Paul Blalock IJjfus Seward N orma Rae Brown Watha Snider H. W. Condiey Grade 8 Charles Fountain Lavoda Hackley Sue Lankford Lea true Rackley 0 I o Judy Tommy Hill Voss Carlene Klnslow ft 0 ft li It A J tM Lee Coffman Maggie Brown Ernest Owens Bobby Jo Ellen Jackie Langford Tripp Garrison Floy Billy Ava Sherman Partain Ford Wanda Allen Mike Carr Sue Hurley ►. Jean Sanders Edna Standrldge 0811 James Morphy williams SEVENTH GRADE Bobby Helton Ruby Caato Donna Hamilton Mary Coffman Gloria Laymon Glenna Pardon Betty Zula Condi ey Arthur Lavern Mary Sutton Candley Benny Robertson tenora Mansfield Irene Chisum Jack Chisum wonnie Robertaon “1fn Lelua Patsy Kathleen Calvin airl®y Math!a Hickman Patton Kinalow Jean Branch Billy Wilma McCuin Branch Bonnie Lynn Robertaon snider Martha Patton Shirley Bryar James Garri son FIFTH GRADE Geneva Casto Ruby David Barbara By rum Llewellyn ml Ronnie Carlene James Riley Mansfield Beavera Sarah Barley James George Jana Hudson Douglas Patton James Chisum Brenda Prultt Del orIs Barnhouse « O 0 A ° d:kk James Christens Jerry Betty Doyle Helton Carson Branch Churchill Gray Anna olenha Stevenson Rov Smith Talklngton Jerry Tackett Mary Robinson Larry Marable Kay Sanders James Carson Donnie Chism Lynda By rum Christine Yarber Jonsle Laymon Lynn Crouch Jlnmy Tripp Joyce Chi sm Paul Chism Ruby Jean Craig John Lee Chism A Jimmy Jana Lee Spillsbury Hale Erenda Kill Donald Floy Mae Helton Collins Jerry Williams Dolan Rich Nelda Parish ip Neel Turney Dora Arthur THIRD GRADE Mack Cook Cook Clyde Collins Irene Eggleston Rich Garri 8 on Tommy Arlene Brenda Helton Weatherman Kinslow Sharon Jerry Peggy Hill Mathis Taylor SECOND GRADE Jeannie Rudder Larry Don Smith Jerry Rudder Mary Sue Bell Jimmy Conley Donald Kinslow Sharon Coffman Carl Dee Carolyn James Naoma Ronald Dorothy Chi sum paoi£ Hendricks Hefley Talklngton Sutton Brenda Rudder Donald Cook Kay Newton WllllS Turney Judy Marahle Tatmny Candley Wanda Garrison Junior Haahburn mu ay Mackey Sammy Hudson Janice Coffman SCOTTSVILLE SCHOOL alter L. Brown ■■ Corna Bibler A Leavon Allen Lola Jean Boheur Betty Sue Standridge SMrley McGee ... Delbe rt Proctor Bansey Crain Rutble Hbtson Hu by Seward V Donald Hutson Granville Uurphy Bn I Batey Sanders P Wt Flnnle Freeman Sue Allen A I ancy Proctor Linda Linton Charles Crain Patsy Huffman Mrs. Sarah Hunter Teacher SCOT TSV1LLE SCHOOL Lena Brown Predie Well a Linaa Dollar £1 Michael proctor Nettle Proctor James Hay Treadwell Thomas Crain n Kenneth Johnson Larry Huffman Wanda Kay Langford m ki Dorotny McGee Carl D. Standridge Joseph V . Ruby Stevens Harris 11 I Patsy Boheur Bobby Proctor Roy Good Mrs Lena Caudle Teacher APPLETON First Row: Geral Wyane Coffman, Patsy Kay Bartlett, Myran D. Faye, Larry Lawrence, Vondale Duvall Mrs. Dean Churchill Primary Teacher Second Row: Earnest Hill, Judy Morris, Lethal Cook, Brenda Hill, Gary Bartlett Third Row: Ada Kay Ashmore Johnnie Hern Mary Jo Williams Glen Dale Matchett James Gray Fourth Row: Paul Bartlett Stanley Lawrence Shirley Duvall Linda Lewi 3 Barbra Duvall Fifth Row: Willie Cook, Mary McGee, J. D, Chronister, Polly Ashmore, Peggy Ashmore Sixth Row: Nancy Burnett, Harley Darter, Robert aing, Helen Gray Mr Ed V ilson 7th. and 8th. grade teacher Second How: Shirley Williams, Randall Williams '.Vanda Riley Third Row: Janelda Bartlett, Robert L. Darter, Jackaline Burris, Dwain Lawrence Fifth Row: Floann Loveland, Billy Duvall, Mary Jo Melton, Bob Burnett Sixth Row: William Blackwell, Carolyn Larence Blm Burnett, Dwain Bartlett Mies Ruth Burris First Row: Mrs. Versts Mlllsaps, Doylo Osment, Annevia Watts, Kennith Brown, Olendi a Watts, Sammy Warren, Olenard Brown Second Row: Densle Campbell, Dale Osment, Beulah Fay Church, Loy Ford, Leon Mlllsaps, Hurland Muncey Charlene Pountain, Johnny Bell, Joyce Aday, Clyde Aday, Jean Oreathouse Lonnie Ray Rackley, Plorine Mathis Second Row: Joan Bell, Don Pack, Alta Sue Harmon, Clifford Harmon, Paralee Bell, Celia Warren, Troy Ford Third Row: , , , Leonard Pack, Virginia Rackely, Clifford Mlllsaps, Owindolen Pack, Billy Ray Muncey, Mary Sue Warren NOOO SCHOOL Jonnie Ruth Riley President Officers Venoda Bartlett Vice-President Marilyn Mathis Third Vlce-Pres. Marilyn Hurley Secretary Anita Hill Second Vice Lois Church Historian Emma Ashmore Reporter Glenna Bibler Song Leader I  - Fanners get their training Carpenters drive a nail Vets, study cattle And plans are made for saving S Jerald D. Hurley President Watha Snyder Song Leader Tonmy Crouch Vice-President Jun!or b-B Club I'arllyn !Iu rle y Secretary Shirley Condley Secretary Ruth llen Trigg Marilyn Hurley 3ue Hill AtWUtol Emma Ashmore, Marilyn Mathla, Jimmy Bohanan, Marilyn Hurley, Billy Lawrence, Romona Ragland, Burl Hoglna, Sam Reed, and Sue Hill, Juicy Rlohl E A ASHWhRE, a senior from Appleton, is vice-president of U-H Club, re- porter for F.H.A., business mana- ger of the year book sport's report- er for the school paner and captain of the basketball team. Bnma was chosen as the most popular girl and the one having the best personality. BURL HOCTRS, of senior class is president of U-H Club, president of Pep Club, president of County U-H Council, typist and assistant editor of the school paper. He is also typist and business mana- ger for the year book. Burl was selected as the Most Popular Boy and the boy having the best personality. VENODA BAiiTLETT, a Junior wto lives In Appleton Is active In sports. She is co-captain of the Senior basketball team and was se- lected as the outstanding girl athlete of the year. Venoda is vice-president of the F.H.A. Club, reporter of her class and Girl's Sports Editor of the school paper. GERAL DCN HURLEY, is a Freshman and is president of the Jr. 4-H Club and plays guard on the junior basketball team. Geral was chosen as the Cutest boy for the year. JOHNNY BARTLETT, a sophomore this year, is president of his class and treasurer of F.F.A. He was given the title of most studious. His grade average for thia year is 5 7. MARILYN MATHIS, is a senior uho lives in Appleton. She is 3rd. vice-president of F.K.A. and make-up editor of the annual. Marilyn was named in the Who1s Who as Most Beautiful Girl in Hec- tor High School. WL’, UL ANNA JOYCE COATES, is a senior with a grade point average of 5 2 for this year. She was selected by the school as the most studious girl for the year. BILLY LAWRENCE, a senior from Appleton, is active in sports, is vice-president of his class, sports editor for the school paper, and assistant editor for the year book. He is also the captain of the basketball team. Billy was selected as the best boy athlete of 1952-53 DAVID HILL, is a senior who lives in Hector. He is class president and editor of the school paper. He is also a good athlete, having played senior basket- ball for three years. David was named in the Who's 'Who as Most Handsome Boy. MAXINE DOLLAR, is a Junior. She plays guard on the basket- ball team and is popular with the student body. Maxine was chosen Cutest Girl for 1953. ATHLETICS David Hill Forward Bobby Boland Billy Lawrence Center Guard Rex Tyler Center Senior Team and Coach Taylor Bobby Hays Forward Geral Don Cooper Forward Richard Riley Guard Lewis Youig Guard Glen Dale Hays Forward Carolyn Caud Forward Marilyn Hurley Forward Emma Ashmore Forward Sue Hill Venoda Bartlett Forward Guard Glenna Blbler Guard Basketball Easter Sherman Guard Marilyn Cagle Forward Shirley Culwell Forward JUNIOR BASKETBALL Back Row: Norma Williams, Peggy Trigg, Lorene Roraines, Bonnie Greathouse, Bnllie Crow, Corene Romines, Jo Ann Coffman, Marilyn Fountain. Front Row: Peggy Eakin, Patsy Bell, Coach Taylor, Pearlie Pack, and Shirley Condley. Back Row: Pat Marable, Gene Culwell, Jimmy Barnhouse, Dickey Athey, and Marlin Young. Front Row: Glen Bowden, Coach Taylor, and Oearl Hurley. ADVERTISING KINSLOW FEED STORE Russellville, Arkansas We specialise in Broiler Production Distributors of LARRO Feeds Phone 62 COLEMAN'S DRIVE INN Good food in Short Orders Highway 6U East of Russellville Sadie and Jacks Drive Inn 2b hour service Curb Service Russellville Arkansas West-Ark Equipment Company Russellville, Arkansas Good Equipment makes a good Farmer better Phone 137 Andrews Supply 20b North Arkansas Ave Russellville, Arkansas Call or see us for all Plumbing Supplies Phone 851 Glass Cook's Paints Wallpaper ARKANSAS PAINT WALLPAPER CO. 317 West B Street Russellville, Arkansas Phone 121 THE ATKINS CHRONICLE LEMLEY HARDWARE CO. Atkins Arkansas ATKINS ARKANSAS PHONE U5 More Than Twice As Many Readers As The Average Weekly Newspaper Quality Commercial Printing J POPE COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION 100 West B Street Phone 109 Russellville, Arkansas Distributors of Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, and Farm Supplies Baby Beef Broilers Live Better for Less KROGER Harl Griffith Manager Compliments of National Home Auto Russellville, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF CHEEK WHOLESALE GROCER CO., INC. Atkins Arkansas MiLady s Beauty Salon 208 No. Denver Russellville, Arkansas Compliments of Arkansas Paint k Wallpaper Co. Russellville, Arkansas POPE CO. FARMER'S ASS'N Feed Seed Fertilizer Faro Supplies- 100 W. B St. -Baby Chicks Phone 109 Russellville KEENAN IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service 108 West B Street Phone 19 Russellville, Arkansas BOWDEN D-X SERVICE STATION Oil-grease-tires-tubes Bobby Bowden, Operator Russellville, Arkansas I HILL S USED CARS Used-Car Dealer Russellville, Arkansas TAYLOR TIRE COMPANY Recapping Kraft System Vulcanizing 108-110 No. Ark. Ave., Phone 510 Russellville, Arkansas Jim Ross ft Bill Price Groceries-Flour-Feed-Hardware Fertilizer ft Seed Everything You Will Need For House And Farm Russellville, Arkansas GREETINGS TO OUR GRADUATES God never loved me in so sweet a way before, 'Tis He alone who can such blessings send. And when His love would new express- ions find, He brought thee to me, and He said, 'Behold a friend. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Feldmann THE B ft B STUDIO Jack Bowers, Photographer 310j West Main St Russellville, Arkansas FORD FURNITURE CO. New - Used Furniture - Appliances We Buy - We Sell We are pulp wood headquarters for Pope County, cash on every load. See-Us-For-Bargains T. S. ARRINGTON Poultry—Eggs-Hides—Feed and Furs Phone hh Russellville, Arkansas CHEEK CAUDLE SERVICE STATION Atkins, Ark. Phbne 118 H-66 SAVE ON YOUR INSURANCE WITH H. H. HILL and H. C. BERRYMAN WILLIAMS-BERRYMAN CO Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 96 Russellville, Arkansas THE COURIER-DEMOCRAT Daily and Weekly Pope County s Only Daily Arkansas Valley's Leading Weekly EHEMANN'S MOTOR CO. DeSoto-Plyraouth Sales Service Phone 17 Atkins, Ark CONGRATULATIONS Seniors BURNETT-TURNER INSURANCE AGENCY C. R. Turner, Agent Russellville, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF MR. MRS. PERVIE HURLEY HECTOR, ARKANSAS BANK OF ATKINS ATKINS, ARKANSAS PHONE 136 Trade At The A-l Market Fine Foods And Save Russellville, Arkansas ARKANSAS PAINT WALLPAPER CO Glass Mirrors Floor Tile Russellville, Arkansas 320 West B. St. THE LEMTNGS Drue Store Phone 2 x REXALL Russellville, Ark. Drugs ft Everything since 1900 L. J. CHURCHILL General Merchandise Everything for Everybody Dover Arkansas MASON'S Ladies and Childrens Ready-to-wear Russellville, Arkansas JACKSON - LSMLEY BUICK and CHEVROLET —nm Russellville, Arkansas Phone 555 More than a quarter of a century We are for you all the way, and wish for you every success Remember that tomorrow you will shoulder the respon- sibilities that are ours today 9ANK OF DOVER DOVER, ARKANSAS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Oklahoma Tire Supply Russellville, Arkansas Peoples Exchange Bank 1890-Russellville, Arkansas-1953 Member F. D. I. C. Member Federal Reserve System We Grow as our Customers Prosper Compliments of Roy’s Hardware Store Since 1873 Phono 101 Russellville, Ark. Linkway Stores Company Hardware and Furniture Store No. 1 Phone 8 Russellville, Arkansas — STERLING STORE 210-212 West Main Russellville, Arkansas Compliments of H. D. Coffee Russellville, Arkansas Cowan-Goodwin Company Russellville, Arkansas Mr. Mrs. Herman Stuber Sewing Machine Cabinet Work Wallace Cowan Joe Goodwin Russellville, Arkansas SAFETY SERVICE INC., RUSSELLVIIXE, ARK. ANDERSON S CAFE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. BURRIS'S BARBER SHOP, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. DR. A. J. CAISSON, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. MELBA WARREN, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK, BILL RILL, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. WESTERN AUTO, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. MR. A MRS. DAVE SACREY, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. RUSSELLS STORE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. LEMINGIS DRUG STORE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. NEW STORE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. L. A. MESSENGER, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. BOWDEN'S CLEANERS, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. THOMPSON'S SHOE STORE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. CROOMS STORE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. LESLIE LANGFORD, HECTOR, ARK. H. M. CHEEK, HECTOR, ARK. •BOOG HOOD, CIRCUIT CLERK RALPH WHITTDiBURG, COUNTY CLERK R. D. HOWELL, TREASURER LAMONT TURNBOW, TAX ACCESSOR JIM MABRY, SHERIFF AND COLLECTOR JOHN V. TURNER, JUDGE WARDS BARBER SHOP, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. FAULKNERS JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. CHARLES CAUDLE, SCOTTSVILLE, ARK. DAIRY QUEEN, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. INTER CITY BUS AND SERVICE STATION, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. GREENS SERVICE CENTER, SINCLAIR DEALER, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. ARKANSAS VALLEY FOOD LOCKER, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. CITY SERVICE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS J. B. HENRY, RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS NEWTON SPORTING GOODS, RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS DIXIE KREME, ICE, MILK, RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS ARKANSAS FARMERS ASSOCIATION HATCHERY, RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. DOVER CAFE, DOVER, ARKANSAS VENSON'S SERVICE STATION, DOVER, ARKANSAS LITTLE MODEL CAFE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS BOLEY'S GARAGE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS, PHONE 56 MAIN BARBER SHOP, ATKINS, ARKANSAS DAVIS GROCERY, ATKINS, ARKANSAS, PHONE 150 ETHRidGE AND SON, USED FURNITURE AND SHOES, ADKINS ARK. SEWELL'S GROCERY STATION, ATKINS, ARKANSAS L. J. BERKEMEYER GROCERY 4 MARKET, ATKINS, ARKANSAS