Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

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The junior class chose a Hawaiian theme for the 1966- 67 Junior-Senior Banquet. The entertainment consisted of beautiful dancing hula '•girls.'' One of themost exotic ones, Clifton Beavers, is pictured above. 1967 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The juniors presented a lei to everyone that attended. Mr. Bull, our guest speaker, commented on the Wind and the Hurricane.” Obviously, the Hawaiian menu that the juniors chose went over well with everyone. The pineapple decoration seemed to suit the taste of the senior girls. The juniors chose the following sophomores to serve as waitresses: Brenda Coffman, Judy Baker, Ferlene Mans- field, Debbie Thompson, and Janis Murdoch. 10

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1966-67 P. T.A. ACTIVITIES During the month of April, the oncoming P.T.A. officers were elected for the 1967-68 year. They are: Mrs. A.C. Utley, president: Mrs. Paul Allison, vice-president: Miss Charity Goates, secretary: Mrs. Carrol Huffman, treasurer: Mrs. A1 Carruth, parliamentarian: Mrs. John Garrigus, historian. An important highlight of the year was the presentation of a life membership pin and certificate to Mr. Joe Bull who was honored for his outstanding school and com- munity work during the past ten years. Miss Charity Goates, fifth grade teacher, gave a brief summary of his accomplishments. Tom Thompson, president of the 1967 senior class, made the presentation at the February meeting. As a fund raising activity during the year, the P.T.A. sponsored a spaghetti supper. To help add to die atmos- phere these “Italian waiters and waitresses were used: Judy Davis, Judy Baker, Sammy Niemann, Lenora Fountain, Clifton Beavers, Sandra Bull, and Brenda Bull, not pictured. With the proceeds obtained from the spaghetti supper, the P.T.A. purchased lockers for the gym. Meda Ringer, Linda Halsted and Paula Coffman are shown using the lockers. The students greatly appreciate the help and interest of the P.T.A. 9

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1966-67 AWARDS Mrs. Glenna Boland, Home Economics Teacher, awards Lenora Fountain with the Betty Crocker Homemakers Award. Lenora made the highest grade on a test given to all the senior girls. Janie Rowlands received the Crisco Award. In order to get this, she had to be the most improved home eco- nomics student ranking toward the top of her class, display cooperation and enthusiasm, having a broad range of accomplishments in home economics, other subjects, and extra-curricular activities. LyDonna Hays and Janie Rowlands received the Business Awards. LyDonna was chosen as the Best Business Stu- dent. To be eligible for this award she had to take all four business courses and be outstanding in all. Janie received the Underwood Typing Award, by making the most progress in Typing L Bobbie Hurley and Phyllis Aday received the scholastic awards of the senior class. Bobbie was valedictorian with a 5.26 average, out of a possible 6.00. Ftiyllis, with 5.00 average, was saiutatorian. 11