Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1970 volume:

1 ?• 'XvW, ■ 'M-i. : .'!W i r . W r £ , ',r $sM i r% r L 'Wwmr, -Kv' •'r-J •■ : , ‘ f «% ■ • J | , . v; i«l . f i 1 4 r • � • . ' • • • ' tv ■ j;- f- V k . • ‘.-• V C- % X -4. t £ mr 7 .%. . ; • . ? N- i x ♦ . • . lui ♦ ■ ?v. • r k j TiV- . - aMM £ % Jm A f£fl 4+ jT if V UT'| t . : T Af fw . - • • x '', 1 111-. • « 71? � .� ' .0 � • 2 j k • m m j V V� ? •; - “ ► ' . V « : n ’ . •• VlAr . • � . f flf; ;. .k- -_ . I . ■.,� •;, V � - 1. • ' '• • • 9 i fV � r «• . . tj£ t Jr .'re . � r f. rvj V t‘t %c R -i.--«; ■ V,- Vf WZ , k-fSSt� � ‘ TF - j£ � � Vti. i. • 4 v 'W x.‘ ■W MfA -% f. r f THE WILDCAT 1969-1970 Hector, Arkansas Hector High School Volume XX IN MEMORY OF . . . Last year we were all saddened by the deaths of five Hector boys. Nothing can ever tarnish or dim the wonderful memories we have of these boys. As a symbol of our feelings, we want to dedicate this annual to them. It is our desire to commemorate the 1969-1970 Wildcat Annual in memory of our friends and students. Bill Freeman Jerry Freeman Joseph Daniel Hale Floyd Parks Louis Chisum IN DEEPEST APPRECIATION . . . Hector lost a true friend on May 19, 1969 with the death of Mr. Leslie Langford. Mr. Langford not only served as president of the Hector School Board for ten years, but took an active interest in the students and was an outstanding citizen in the community. All of us owed Mr. Langford an unpayable debt of gratitude. We wish to express our appre- ciation by dedicating the 1969-1970 Wildcat Annual in memory of Mr. Langford. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE ..............i DEDICATION ............. 2 INTRODUCTION ............4 HIGHLIGHTS.............. 6 ADMINISTRATION .........22 CLASSES SENIOR HIGH ........ 28 JUNIOR HIGH......... 43 ELEMENTARY ............ 51 ACTIVITIES ............ 69 SPORTS ............... 91 ADVERTISEMENTS.........107 3 “Ask and it shall be given you; Seek and ye shall find; Knock and it shall be opened unto you. For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh, a door shall be opened. We are at the door. What lies on the other side9 Will we have the tools and abilities needed to open each new door7 All through our lives we are challenged with many deci- sions concerning our goals. Whch door will lead us in a straight, true path to our objective7 Through our school work we obtain many of the tools needed to open each door and overcome the obstacles. But education is just the beginning of a series of doors, each of which can open up a totally new aspect of life and present us with many rewarding experiences. The future is still dark, but as we pass through each new door, we are supplied with the abilities needed to guide us. What the future holds depends on us and our willingness to open each new door. f We want to present the DOOR as the theme for this year s annual. Our sincere desire is to capture some of the joys, laughter and even tears of the past year. We hope that you can treasure these moments and memories forever. Winning the District Tournament enabled the 1969 Wildcat Senior Girls to attend the State Tournament at Lewisville. We feel that this was a great honor and are truly proud of the outstanding job that the girls did. We would like to honor the “Champs” by presenting the winning team on our color page. We feel that each girl deserves to be congratulated on a superb effort, (bottom) Frances Riley, Brenda Bull, Karen Burch, Sue Gregory, Peggy Gregory, (middle) Barbara Alii - son, Ann Wooten, Debbie Thaompson, Janis Murdock, Brenda Coffman, Melita Cagle, (top) Coach Frost, Sharon Freeman, Linda Patton, Julia Morris, Donna Cochran, Kathy Swaim. 1968 - 69 Top left: Awards were presented to outstanding players in the district tournament. The three from Hector were Linda Payton, Karen Burch, and Julia Morris, left center-The Senior girls’ ball team walked away with first place trophy of the District Tournament. This was a hard won victory, which sent them to state, left bottom-The Senior girls are rejoicing over their beauti- ful first place trophy after die die game. Everyone else was proud of them too. top right-Four players from Hector were chosen outstanding players in their district tournaments. Each player received a trophy for his effort in play. SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS top left-Coach Frost received a blazer last year from the school. It was presented at the closing of Basketball season by Mr. Bull. center left-The Senior Girls received the Scholarship Award last year at State. They had the highest grade point of any team participating top right-Awards were presented to three Junior players as outstanding players in the District tournament. They are: Thomas Donovan, Cathy Coffman, and Jimmy Morris, center right-The 7th and 8th grade girls won first place last year in the Jerusalem Invitational Tournament, bottom right-The 7th and 8th grade boys also participated in the Jerusalem Invitational Tournament. 7 top left-The Senior Hi$i track team, left center-Some of the senior high track boys received Certificate Awards for running 100 miles during the school year. left bottom-The Senior girls’ basketball team is pic- tured after winning District, right before going to State, top right-The 5th and 6th grade boys' Pee Wee team participated in the Dover tournament and won second place. right center-The 1968-69 Senior boys’ baseball team. They showed their great winning ability and determina- tion all season. JR - SR BANQUET The 1969 Junior-Senior Banquet was held at Neumeier’s Restaurant in Russellville. The theme “Welcome Spring- time” was portrayed throughout the banquet. The food was delicious and enjoyed by everyone. Afterwards the will and prophecy were given. (top left) The ushers for the ninth grade graduation were Paula Coffman and Gary Reddell. (bottom left) Students with the highest grade average of the ninth grade were: Diane Donvan, Richard Drewry, Linda Patton, Jimmy Jackson, and Kathy Burch, (top right) The sixth grade honor students were (front row) Cliff Addison, Sidney Gray, Bobby Huffman, Reta Stroud, Ronnie Hooten, (back row) Scotty Burch, Shelia Churchhill, Agalia Utley, Nina Allison, Kathy Aday and Ricky Duvall, (bottom right) Diane Donovan read a poem at the ninth grade graduation. NINTH ■ SIXTH GRADUATION A WARDS Hector was fortunate in having many students who achieved recognition in several things during the 1968-69 school year. On the nigjit of senior graduation, Brenda Coffman was honored with a pin for twelve years of perfect- attendance. It was die first time in our school history that an award of this sort had been given, (top left) Barbara Bell received the Crisco Award from Mr. Swaim. (top ri it) Grade school students who had perfect attendance, (bottom rigfit) High school students who were on the honor role. 12 (top right) These are the grade school students who were on the honor rolL (bottom left) Brenda Coffman re- ceives an award for twelve years of perfect attendance, (bottom right) These are the high school students who had perfect attendance. 13 HONORS (top left) Behind the scene, Mr, Mclean, Senior sponsor, measurers Debbie Thompson for cap and gown, (top right) The 25 member graduating class lines up for Baccalaureate Service, (center left) Last minute preparation takes place before Com- mencement. (center right) The 1969 honor gradu- ates were Julia Morris, Janis Murdoch, Sam Coff- man, Debbie Thompson, Brenda Stark, and Linda Payton, (bottom left) Furnishing musical enter- tainment for Commencement Exercises are Janis Murdoch, Brenda Coffman, Julia Morris, and Debbie Thompson. 14 GRADUATES. . . (top left) Debbie Thompson ceceived the Citizenship Award for outstanding community and school leadership, (top right) Frances Riley was pianist for tfiegraduation exercises, (bot- tom left) Ronnie Pruitt and Sue Gregory were ushers for die Seniors. Ushers for family and friends were: Mike Bartlett, Karen Burch, Joyce Coffman, Ted Hem, Larry Freeman, and Betty Huffman, (bottom right) Parents and graduates mingle after the big moment. TERM BEGINS left-Teachers begin with discipline. rigfit-The first days bring many rushing to the office. middle right-Proud seniors show off their new rings. bottom-The season starts with practice for cheerleaders, ball players, and track boys. IMPROVEMENTS ' ■ ' left-The new buses have just arrived. middle left-Two carrels are used in study hall. bottom right-New offices used by same old faculty. Sparkling new Pepper Upper machine. School started with the usual an- ticipation, excitement, and con- fusion of die first few days. One of the first events to take place was senior pictures, (top left) Summer habits are hard to forget, at least that was David’s excuse when caught with tobacco. His punishment was to chew” for a long time, (top right) The P.E. classes enjoyed' playing out- side at the start of school. The seventh grade boys show their fine skill (middle right) while die seniors hustle.” (bottom right) 18 HIGHLIGHTS OF OCTOBER Both the senior boys (top left) and the senior girls (middle left) started their season with a win over Scotland. AVCEP sponsored a ‘'folk program at Hugies Center, (bottom left) Coach Daley ••prepares” for another home game, (top right) Mrs. Kerr returned with more Bible stories for the elementary. 19 A LOOK AT NOVEMBER Many improvements were added during the year including a new heating unit for die offices, (top left) Mr. Bull also works hard, believe it or not!?! (bottom left) November was high-lighted with many •free” days from school with the students being released, (top right) The Dover game enlivened this month too. Note- Coach Daley’s look of victory, Coach Miller's look of defeat!! 20 HIGHLIGHTS OF DECEMBER An early snow brought mixed feelings. Some people really enjoyed it, right boys!? (top left) Mr. Marce Reyes, of the Orient, displayed several unusual instruments at an assembly, (top right) Christmas holidays brought high spirits. The student council sponsored a Christmas party and even the teachers took part in the program. The juggling act of Couch and Gardner was really a hit! (middle left) Several high school girls also provided entertainment with carols, (bottom left) Lola McCuin and Ronald Thomas reigned as Merry Christmas and Santa Claus. The party wasn’t that bad, was it Ronald?!? 21 ADMINISTRATION Hector High School Board members are Mr. Glen Bibler; Mr. Opal Bartlett, president; Mr. Paul Thompson secretary Mr Boyce Burch; and Mr. Sewood Gray. ' }’ Mr. Bob Tripp and Mr. G.B.Swaim serve as grade school and high school principals respectively. ADMINISTRA TION The administration of Hector High involves many outlets. It involves the dedication of men and women working for the welfare of the stu- dents, the school, and the community. Through the co-operation of our school board, superin- tendent and principals, and teachers much is accomplished. This unity and co-operation is an important asset of our school. Mr. Joe Rill, superintendent, is pic- tured on the opposite page. 23 HIGH SCHOOL Johnny Bell Math and Driver’s Ed. Senior Sponsor Glenna Boland Home Economics Seventh Sponsor Nan Bull Librarian Freshman Sponsor Toni Couch Senior High English Annual Sponsor Junior Sponsor FACULTY Larry Dale Science Sophomore Sponsor Carolyne Gardner Junior High English Sophomore Sponsor Ann Humphreys Junior High Social Studies Eighth Sponsor Angela Watson Biology SCHOOL PERSONNEL High School secretary, Bobbie Swaim. Custodian-Carol McGee Cooks - Pearlie McAlister, Ruth Llewellyn, May Hale and Eulean Brown. Bus Drivers are: (left to right) Mike Bartlett, Mr. Ivy, Junior Reddell, Mrs. Stroud, Ted Standridge, Mr. Hooten, Hartzell Prince, Larry Freeman, Lyle Aday. HECTOR PUBLIC SCHOO SENIOR OFFICERS 1970 Larry Freeman Vice-President Randy Huffman Secretary Joyce Coffman Treasurer Sheldon Utley President (not pictured) SENIOR FA VORITES 1970 Joyce Coffman Larry Freeman 28 MICHAEL DEAN BARTLETT Campus King 2; Student Council 2,3;Officer2,3; Junior Play; Class Officer 2; Basketball 1,2,3; All Conference 2. DIANN LYNN BLACKWELL Junior Play. BURL D. BLANKINSHIP F.F.A. 1.2. DAVID EARL BRASHEAR Track 1,2,3. KAREN SUE BURCH Class Officer 2; Class Favorite 2; Who’s Who 1,2,3; Annual Staff Queen 3; Campus Queen Candidate 1- Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 2; F.H.A. 1,2.3; Officer 1- Annual Staff 1,2,3; Officer 2.3; Junior Play; Seniol Usher; Candy Store Co-Manager 3. DARLENE CHISUM JEARL EDWARD COFFMAN Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2. 29 JOYCE ELAINE COFFMAN F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer 1.2; Federation Officer 3; Cheer- leader 1,2,3; Captain 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Officer 3; Library Club 1,2; Class Officerl.3;Class Favorite 3; Junior Play; Senior Usher. BARBARA DYER F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Co-Captain; Librarian. SABRA ANE EUBANKS F.H.A. 2,3; Junior Play. DOTTIE FREEMAN F.H.A. 1.2; Officer 2; Librarian 3. LARRY FREEMAN Basketball 1,2,3; Class Favorite 3; Class Officer 3; Track 2,3; Baseball 2.3; Senior Usher; Junior Play. SHARON FREEMAN Basketball 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3. SUE GREGORY Homecoming Queen 3; Who’s Who 3;F.H.A. Sweetheart 2; Class Officer 2; Junior Play; Basketball 1,2,3; Senior Usher; Volleyball 2; Annual Staff 2;3; Officer 3; Class Favorite 1; Tech Tournament Queen Candidate. 30 DARLENE HALSTED F.H.A. 1.2. LINDA HAYS Basketball 1.2; Annual Staff2,3;Officer3; Homecoming Queen 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer 2; Librarian 2; Junior Play; Volleyball 2. JOHN ALLEN HEFLIN Track 1,2,3; Class Favorite 2; F.H.A. Beau 3. THEODORE HERN. JR. Campus King 3; Student Council 3; Track 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2; Who’s Who 1; Senior Usher; Annual Staff 1; Junior Play. DAVID HOOTEN Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Homecoming Queen Escort 3. ROBERT T. HOWELL Track 2,3; P.E. Teacher 2,3; Basketball Manager-1,2,3. RANDY CARROLL HUFFMAN Track 2,3; Class Officer 3. 31 KENNY MANCE McGEE DONNA MARIE PACK F.H.A. 1,2,3; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Assistant Editor 3; Campus Qieen 3. FRANCES ANN RILEY F.H.A. 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Officer 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 2; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff 2,3; Officer 3; Candy Store Co-Manager 3; Graduation pianist 2; Who’s Who 1,2,3. JAMES DARREL RACKLEY Basketball 1.2; Baseball 2; Track 1; Mr. Hector High 3. PAMELA SANDERS F.H.A. 1,2,3; Junior Play. KATHY JANICE SWAIM „ , „ „ Miss Hector High 3; WHo’s Who 2,3; Osage Staff 1.2,3; Editor 3; Basketball 1.2.3; Volleyball 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Junior Play; Librarian 3. RONALD DEAN THOMAS SHELDON UTLEY Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 1.2; Who’s Who 1. 32 SENIOR ACTIVITIES As always die senior year is the busiest and goes the fastest. This year started out with senior pictures. Would you believe '‘before and after”? (top left) The main goal of the year is the class trip. Here Mrs. Austin takes up donations for it. (bottom left) As always there are good times and bad. It looks as if Sharon is having a bad time now!I (middle right) The backbone of die class, die class meeting, is always an inspirationi!? 33 SR.1970 Co-managers of the candy store are Karen Burch and Fran- ces Riley. It is their job to keep up with the money, while everyone helps earn it. (top left) Mrs. Austin and Mr. Bell, senior sponsors, conserve their energy, in preparation for the class trip, (top right) Mike Bartlett is an example of the dishwashers at the Alumni Banquet. Was the pie good, Mike? (bottom left) Randy Huffman and Sheldon Utley look as if they have been working hard too!?Don’t worry, we will never tell on you boys!! 34 JUNIOR Brenda Bull Melita Cagle Buzzy Carruth Donna Cochran Billy Crouch Floy Mae Crow JoAnn Dyer Terry Epperson Connie Fisher Charles Gray Marty Gregory Peggy Gregory Junior Hanna Geary Head T. R. Hodges CLASS Roger Lawerence Kathryn McCoy Glynn Millsaps Lynn Millsaps Alice Newton Betty Owens Donnie Rowlands Lee Sanders Cynthia Sumter Reta Tackett Richard Thomas Paula Thompson Sharon Treadwell Gail Westbrook Ann Wooten 37 The carpenters? 1? I JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Geary, Marty would rather do it himself! What are you waiting for boys, type! SOPHOMORE Patricia Aday Marty Baker Becky Bartlett Jack Beatty Jeanne Brown Kathy Burch Thomas Champion Anetta Chisum Loretta Chisum Cathy Coffman Stanley Collins Veo Condley Mary Cook Bobby Curtis Glenda Darter Diane Donovan Thomas Donovan Richard Drewery Lucia Felkins Gerald Fountain Don Freeman Floyd Freeman Jack Freeman Oretta Freeman Wayne Freeman Mackie Hale Lequitta Halstead 40 CLASS Kathy Standridge Ricky Standridge Brenda Tackett Gary Thacker Kathy Thompson David Page Linda Patton Lannie Prince Marcia Proctor Bobby Wisdom Linda Ragsdale Darvin Reno Teddy Standridge Ann Smith Mike Hamilton Noel Head Roger Hern Kelly Hodges Jeff Housely Ann Irwin Jimmy Jackson Jimmy McGee Mary Miller Beth Morgan Jimmy Morris David Newtoo FRESHMAN FA VORITES Roger Watson Deborah Payton FRESHMAN OFFICERS President: Rhonda Bull Vice President: Meda Ringer Secretary: Debbie Hays Treasurer: Philip Turner 43 FRESHMAN Sherman Cumbi Darlene Gray HOMECOMING ROYALTY Rhonda Bull Becky Carr Jimmy Chisum Paula Coffman Sherman Cumbie Mike Dyer Terry Goates Sherry Godfrey Darlene Gray Martha Hallum Linda Halsted Shirley Hamilton Debbie Hays Kenneth Hooten Anita Marie Hopson 44 Wayne McAlister Charles McCoy Tommy Miller Martha Parks Rickey Parks Deborah Payton David Reno Lawana Riley Meda Ringer Sandra Stroud Norma Thomas Philip Turner Roger Watson Gail Wilson Nancy Wooten 45 Sharon Standridge Timmy Goates FA VORITES Sherry Aday Vickie Lynn Baker Bruce Bartlett Anita Burris Mike Carruth Ann Cochran Jan Cochran Nita Cochran EIGHTH Rebecca Curtis Ronnie Curtis Janet Dean David Davis Gail A. Felkins Bill Fisher Harold Ford Joe Ford Larry Ford Carlyn Freeman Judy Freeman Patsy Freeman Vickie Freeman Timmy Goates Raylene Godfrey 46 Judy Freeman, James Standridge GRADE HOMECOMING ROYALTY Karen Gooden Janis Hanna Shirley Ann Heflin Johnny Jackson Brenda LaRue Mary Launius Nadine McCuin Lola McCuin Cheryl Meuir Richard Mills Brenda Molloy . Connie Newport Virginia Parham Randall Patton Debbie Proctor Jane Sikes James Standridge Sharon Standridge Thelma Tackett Mary Lois Tripp Jerrell Underwood Durian Utley Ricky Wisdom 47 a Kathy Aday Winston Aday Cliff Addison Nina Allison Chess Armestead SEVENTH GRADE Ricky Byrum, Debbie Riley HOMECOMING Daryl Barnhouse Scotty Burch Rickie Byrum Pamela Chaffin ROYALTY Bobby Chisum Mike Coffman Rita Churchill Shelia Churchill Jannifer Collins Melinda Condley Lori lei Connolly Ray Duvall Ricky Duvall Dennis Dyer Gary Fillion Debra Ford Vickie Foster Phyllis Freeman Billie Gray Sidney Gray Sammle Gregory Dewayne Hamilton 48 Loretta Hern Ronnie Hooten Bobby Huffman Paul Irwin Dennis Johnson FA VORITES Janet Newton Rickey Pruitt Thresia Kirk Ricky Malloy Donald Mason Pam Mathis Jeanie McAlister Randy McGee Beverly Morgan Janet Newton Keith Pack Sharon Parham Terry Payton Randy Prince Ricky Proctor Rickey Pruitt Deborah Riley Gerry Jr. Smith Reta Stroud Jerald Taylor Linda Thomas Agalia Utley Chris Vincent David Williams SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH OFFICERS EIGHTH Timmy Goates Treasurer Mike Carruth Secretary Janet Dean President Anita Burris Vice-President (not pictured) SEVENTH Winston Aday President Randy Prince Vice-President Sidney Gray Secretary Janet Newton Treasurer 50 ELEMENTARY Patsy Athey Teachers Aid Ruth Burris First Grade Lillian Gray Second and Third Charity Goates Fourth and Fifth FACULTY Sara Rackley Teachers Aid Geneva Taylor Second Grade Leanna Taylor Speech Therapist Marguerite Tripp First Grade Versie Millsaps Fourth Grade Katherine Naylor Third Grade Denny Bell Beverly Chisum Edward Condley Timothy Condley Danny Curtis Donny Dollar SIXTH Brenda Hanna Robert Harvell Alan Hasel Charlotte Hays Randy Hodges Debbie Housley Lionell Humphrey Tim Hull 54 Anthony McCuin Ronnie Mills Ronnie Molloy Elva Morgan Teresa Proctor Rosa Ross GRADE Terry Smith Linda Standridge Ronald Stark Charles Stroud Charles Tackett Judy Treadwell Stephen Warren Brenda Weatherford 55 You tell'em Pam! FIFTH Charlotte Aday Delilah Athey Cheryl Barnhouse Rickey Blalock Rena Boland Thomas Bougher Jerry Brown Harold Carr Rosetta Chisum Pam Coffman James Curtis Johnny Duvall Ranee Epperson Aaron Felkins Leisa Foster Terry Gray Karol Hale Charles Hallum Keith Hamilton Rickie Helton 56 GRADE Get to work, Rickey Annetta Hern Sandie Hurley Rocky Hyatt Rusty Hyatt Susan Irwin Daniel Killins Phyllis King Cathy Kirk Rhonda Marable Terry McDonald Steve McGee John Miller Rickey Pruitt Danny Riley Gary Riley Karen Standridge David Trigg Sheila Turner Janie Walker Jerry Walker 57 Anthony Allison Judy Armesteadt Trudy Armesteadt Darwin Barnhouse David Barnhouse Donald Blevins Sheila Bohanan Timmy Bougher Steve Burch Sue Carruth Ray Chisum James Chronister Winnie Collins Vela Crow Diane Curtis ( FOURTH Renne Dollar Cathy Drewry Rickey Emerson Pamela English Linda Fillion Don Freeman Larry Freeman Terry Freeman Vickey Freeman David Garragus Brenda Halsted Hollie Halsted Danny Hamilton Pamela Hays Timothy Hays 58 Stephney Housley Judy Huffman Ann Hull Rosetta Hyatt Robbie Johnson Sandra Johnson Pamela Kirk John Kirkman Juanita Langford Kenny LaRue Gene La unius Randy Malloy Kris Melton Charlotte Proctor Frank Pruitt GRADE Roger Ramey David Renfro Belinda Riley Gay Nell Shipard Rickey Smith Tommy Standridge Vickey Standridge Dale Stroud Rickey Tackett Valerie Underwood Randy Wells Kenny Williams Kenny Wood Roy Wygal 59 THIRD William Allison 1 thought all monkeys had tails?!? Evelyn Armsteadt Patty Ballard William Blackwell Terry Blalock Vernon Blevins James Bohanan Carolyn Bridges Johnny Byrum Gene Chisum Betty Chronister Linda Cook Jimmy Cumbie Wayne Felkins Judy Fillion Tina Fountain James Freeman Rickey Freeman Paul Garrigus Grover Hamilton Jansey Hays Jimmy Hern Regina Hyatt Kenny Irwin Kay Launius Carol Loveland 60 GRADE Recess Time!!! Bonita Martin Juanita Martin Patricia Mathis Tim McCool Robin McCowan Paula Mills Alan Morgan Shirley Morris Gary Newport William Palmer Kathryn Patton Micca Pruitt Mark Ragsdale Dennis Riley Stephanie Russell Deborah Sanders Eddie Schierbaum Marc Taylor Randall Turner Rita Warren Debbie Watson Janice Wells Randy Westbrook Lori Williams Steven Williams 61 Just don’t have a thing to do. SECOND Roger Coffman Janet Culwell Steve Freeman Franky Godfrey Stephen Gooden Tony Gray Frankie Gregory Raymond Hamilton Joe Hanna Gregory Housley Kathy Hull Robert Johnson Linda Kelly Pam Linker Leslie Loveland 62 Paul Athey Keith Carr Betty Chisum Did someone call my name? GRADE Danny McCuin Debbie McDonald Keith Melton Rickey Owens Jimmy Page JaNell Rackley Marlene Reinecker Linda Renfro Terry Rudder David Shepherd Larry Thomas Chris Weinandt Teresa Weinandt Ronnie Wells Teresa Williams Randy Wood Cheryl Wygal 63 Hey, wait for me! I got the stick now, am I the teacher? FIRST Shelia Burton Daryl Byrum Deanna Byrum David Condley Rebecca Condley Steven Condley Jimmy Cook Ann Cumbie Allen Curtis Paige Ellis Jimmy Emerson Wanda Ford Todd Fountain Bobby Goates Rhonda Freeman Virgil Gratner Karen Gray Jeannie Hamilton Chad Hilderbrand Sandra Hilderbrand They must all enjoy playing on the merry-go-round!! Chow Hall!! GRADE Marsha Malloy Tammy Mason Terry McGee Joy McGowan Tammy Metton Guinn Norton Vicent Pack Rhonda Palmer Randall Parham Cindy Proctor David Pruitt Jay Rackley Becky Riley Junior Rudder Sandra Rudder Teresa Schierbaum Rhonda Smith Lecia Taylor Jennifer Underwood Kyle Wells 66 GRADE HOMECOMING Mr. Hudson's Room Judy Treadwell Edward Condley Mrs. Hallum's Room Pam Coffman Harold Carr Miss Goates' Room Kathy Drewry Frank Pruitt Mrs. Millsaps' Room Sue Carruth Larry Don Freeman SCHOOL ROYALTY Miss Taylor's Room Rickey Owens Linda Kelly Miss Burris’ Room Steven Condley Tammy Mason Mrs. Naylor's Room Jansey Hays William Palmer Mrs. Gray's Room Gary Newport Rita Warren Mrs. Tripp's Room David Pruitt Deanna Byrum 67 Mrs. Kerr teaches Bible stories to the grade school children. You ought to see what we have got HI Mr. Hudson joins the sixth grade boys in a game of socker. Mrs. Millsaps shows the new T.V. set to her class. And they call this study period.” Do you see a monkey climbing a pole??? MR AND MISS HECTOR HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS KING AND QUEEN T ed Hern Donna Pack ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN Karen Burch Richard Drewry ANNUAL STAFF LMaHi?'6WfI' Ph °8raPhcr5 Pences RUey. Business Manager; Karen Burch. Editor; Sue Gregory Burch Ge d untaL h ff i0o: F SpOItS M“0r: StandinS: Mrs- C°uch. Sponsor; Barbara Allison. Kathl Debbie Hayl ' Mf HcWSley- Kenneth Hooten- Jimmy Jackson. Kathy Thompson. Donna Cochran. Lawana Riley. OSAGE KING AND QUEEN Becky Carr Donnie Rowlands 74 PAPER STAFF Left to Right; Seated: Buzzy Carruth, Feature Editor; Melita Cagle, Activities Editor; Brenda Bull, Feature Editor; Paula Thompson. Senior Sports Editor; Linda Patton; Kathy Swaim, Editor; Standing: Jeanne Brown; Paula Coffman; Cathy Coff- man; Darvin Reno, Class Reporter; Marty Gregory, Feature Editor; Donnie Rowlands, Activities Editor; David Reno; Rhonda ftill. Junior Sports Editor; Becky Can, Junior Sports Editor; Donna Pack, Assistant Editor. 1969-70 HOMECOMING QUEEN Sue Gregory HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES he 1969-70 Homecoming Qieen, maids, and escorts along with high school honorees and representatives from each class. The 1969-70 Homecoming CXieen was crowned by Mike Bartlett, a senior at Hector High. The queen was chosen by the whole student body. The balloting and counting of the votes had taken place only a few hours before the event. After the votes were counted, the name of the winner was put in a sealed envelope and was not opened until the announcement. The winner was Sue Gregory, the candidate from the senior class. The three queen candi- dates were: Sophomore, Linda Patton, escorted by Jack Freeman; Senior, Sue Gregory, escorted by David Hooten; and Alice Newton, a Junior, escorted by Bill Crouch. F.H.A. SWEETHEART AND BEAU Johnny Heflin Floy Mae Crow FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The girls of F.H.A. are students from the 9th-12th grades. ACTIVITIES Cathy, when did you grow wings??? F.H.A. officers of 69-70. Linda performing the Watusi.” ALL BEGAN Mike Bartlett, an outstanding senior, has proved himself on Karen Burch, noted for her warm smile and cooperation, is a the ballcourt and on campus. Cars rate high interests. senior interested in sports and people. Sue Gregory is known for her beauty and personality, which Frances Riley is a senior who has excelled in sports and are combined to make a well rounded senior. business. She is also known for her musical talents. EQUAL; BUT . . . Kathy S tm, editor of the Osage, is also busy with basket- Charles Gray is a well liked junior who enjoys shop and ball. She is interested in business and music. horses. He is noted for his imitations. Peggy Gregory is known for her sweet temperament and her Don Rowlands, who is an all round student, is also interested ability to get along with people. Basketball is her thing. in basketball, electronics and motorcycles. THESE Melita Cagle - Enthusiastic and energetic, Melita utilizes Roger Lawrence - A junior honor student, Roger is alsoout- her talents to the best. standing on the basketball court. Donna Cochran - With her cooperation and sweet dis- Brenda Bull - Friendly and likeable, Brenda's favorite inter- position, Donna participates in all school activities. ests are basketball and water skiing. WENT BEYOND Unda Patton - Where Linda goes, fun is not far behind. She is an active member of the Osage staff. Richard Drewrey - Photographer of the annual, Richard is always the courteous and polite gentleman. Jeff Housley - Jeff has an all-round interest in sports; and Diane Donovan - Although Diane is quiet, her consideration he is an outstanding sophomore athlete. for others recognizes her as an influential sophomore. 83 STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Rhonda Bull. Ted Hem. Ann Wooten, Cynthia Sumter. Middle: Joyce Coffman, secretary: Roger Lawrence, president: Mike Bartlett, vice-president; Richard Drewry, Martha Hallum. Front row: Dewayne Hamilton, Ronnie Hooten, Mike Carruth, and Becky Bartlett. LIBRARIANS Mrs. Austin, was the film THAT bad?? Bud dreams of being another quarterback like Joe Namath with Terry Epperson as his famous pass receiver. 86 Alright, Bartlett, dish it out. There's We’re in the jailhouse now! Go ahead and touch 'em Donna, they plenty more where that came from. won’t bite. 7 O.K. Terry, we know you didn’t do it. Standridge demonstrates his touch of perfection again. And President Lawrence vetoes another bill. Look kid, I can do it myself! 87 Go ahead and eat it, Betty, it won’t bite. The drinks Don’t you know, ladies go first?! Stop your daydreaming, Glynn, and wait on your customers I Mrs. Humphreys, I did not,” says Mrs. Couch. Mary, Have mercy on the poor kid! Right, Lucia?? See no evil? Hear no evil? Speak no evil? Kelly, come on; you know ycu’re wrong. Admit itlll SPORTS SENIOR BOYS The success of a ball team depends largely upon teamwork, dedication, practice, skill, and willingness. Each boy has excelled in all of these qualities. These boys have certainly played the game hard this year. Victory or defeat, they always gave their opponent a tough fight. They won first place trophies in the Tri- and Pope County Tournaments and ranked high in Conference play. These boys have indeed proved to be fighting Wildcats! (42) Marty Gregory Forward 11 (15) Jimmy Morris Guard 10 (14) Billy Crouch Forward 11 (45) Don Freeman Forward 10 (33) Mike Bartlett Forward 12 (25) Don Rowlands Guard 11 (13) Charles Gray Guard 11 (52) Jimmy Jackson Forward 10 (35) Terry Epperson Guard 11 (44) Jeffrey Housley Center 10 (41) Buddy Coffman Center 12 (23) Roger Lawrence Forward 11 (21) Larry Freeman Guard 12 (54) Richard Drewry Center 10 Coach Don Daily Buzzy Carruth, Manager Mackie Hale. Scorekeeper 92 COUNTY CHAMPS 1969-1970 WILDCAT SCHEDULE Hector Opponent Hector Opponent Scotland 80 52 Wonderview 45 52 Dover Jamboree Tri-County Tourn. Pottsville 38 40 Dover 69 67 Scranton 50 33 Lamar 65 55 •Scranton 32 46 Clarksville 80 78 OT Bellville 67 23 Fouche Valley 55 44 •Pottsville 70 55 Atkins 62 47 Wondervlew 60 58 Tech. Toum. •Ola 62 34 Lavaca 58 68 •Dover 42 49 County Tourn. Fouche Valley 82 48 Atkins 60 59 •Plain view 55 42 Dover 70 59 •Coal Hill 63 28 Dover 63 59 •Ola 73 49 • Plainview 70 56 Scotland 66 44 93 Denotes Arkansas River Valley Conference games. SENIOR GIRLS of 1969-70 is one that will be remembered for a long time. Everything about this team could be this team is one that is respected by everyone. (15) Kathy Swaim Guard 12 (22) Frances Riley Forward 12 (23) Karen Burch Guard 12 (25) Sue Gregory Forward 12 (14) Donna Cochran Guard 11 (24) Melita Cagle Forward 11 (44) Peggy Gregory Guard 11 (34) Brenda Bull Forward 11 (11) Ann Wooten Guard 11 (21) Barbara Allison Guard 11 (30) Kathy Thompson Forward 10 (20) Kathy Burch Guard 10 (33) Linda Patton Forward 10 (35) Cathy Coffman Forward 10 (32) Diane Donovan Guard 10 Coach Don Daily. Scorekeeper and manager Marcia Proctor 94 COUNTY CHAMPS 1969-1970 WILDCAT SCHEDULE Hector Opponent Hector Opponent Scotland 65 53 •Coal Hill 44 27 •Scranton 33 37 •ou 61 44 Bellville 51 33 Wonderview 39 36 •Pottsville 46 32 Fouche Valley 46 30 Wonderview 51 42 Mulberry Tourn. •Ola 63 45 Plainview 50 30 •Dover 43 36 Mansfield 43 51 Fouche Valley 49 25 Danville 43 41 Wonderview Tourn. County Tourn. Menifee 47 36 Atkins 61 24 Sacred Heart 59 30 Dover 45 33 Wonderview 45 37 •Dover 49 52 •Plainview 32 30 •Plainview 44 31 Scotland 67 40 95 Denotes Arkansas River Valley Conference games. JUNIOR BOYS _ Kneeling left to right: David Davis, Mike Canuth, David Reno, Timmy Goates, Jerrel Underwood. Standing left to right: James Standridge. Bill Smith, Kenneth Hooten, Johnny Jackson and Coach Don Daily. The 1969-70 junior Wildcats have shown their great sportsmanship not only on the court but off as well. These boys have shown great ability, skill, determination and a winning spirit. All the boys are dedicated to the Wildcat name. Coach Daily has a team to be proud of. Yes, I mean you Hector Opponent Scotland 32 30 Dover 44 33 Wonderview 36 42 Coal Hill 50 20 Ola 25 34 Pottsville 43 32 Lamar 26 29 Dover 40 36 Atkins 24 41 Scranton 21 47 96 JUNIOR GIRLS Seated: Shirley Heflin, Anita hirris, Paula Coffman, Lawana Riley, Martha Hallum, Martha Parks, Virginia Parham, Janet Dean, Rebecca Carr, Jan Cochran, Nancy Wooten, Debbie Hays, Ann Cochran, Sherry Aday, Standing: Darlene Gray, Score- keeper; Jane Sikes, Gail Felkins, Sandra Stroud, and Debbie Payton, Manager. This year s junior girls team, although many of them have little experience, have shown their great ability of offense, defense, and good sportsmanship wherever they have gone. After many long, tiring hours of hard work, the junior girls with the guidance of Coach Don Daily, have produced a winning team. Hector Opponent Dover 42 10 Bellville 42 19 Coal Hill 33 15 Ola 44 21 Dover 50 19 Pottsville 49 19 Plainview 29 34 Wondetview 43 28 Plainview 30 35 Dover 52 14 Pottsville 49 21 Scranton 34 49 Plainview 34 33 97 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Senior Cheerleaders: Front row left to right: Lucia Felkins, Beth Morgan. Jeanne Brown, Mary Miller. Back row left to right: Paula Thompson, Joyce Coffman - Captain and Becky Bartlett - Co-Captain. Fight ’em, team, Fight 'em JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Kneeling left to right: Jeanne McAlister, Maxine Brashear, Debbie Biffle, Sammie Gregory. Standing: Meda Ringer and Cheryl Meuir. Top: Nadine McCuin. 67 6 8 99 In the fall before ball season, the Wildcats divided up among themselves and played a blue-white game. The action was fast and rough, but everyone seemed to enjoy the games. The Senior Girls............In practice...........In huddle...........In action. The senior girls proudly show their first place trophy won at the Wonderview Invitational Tourney. The senior boys walked away with the first place trophy after winning Tri-County. Coach Daily believes in starting the season off right. 100 The junior boys won their first game of the season by defeating the Scotland Bulldogs 32-30. (top left) The junior girls' play the best team around - the Hector Wildcats!! (top right) Sue goes high for the tip against Dover. Jump, Sue, jump!! (center) Martha just loves practicing that new dance on the ball court, (bottom left) Lannie Prince and Jeffery Housley represented Hector at the State Track Meet, lannie ran the 100 yd. dash and the 220, while Jeff ran the 880. We are very proud of these boys and their effort, (bottom right) 101 Buddy sinks two free shots, helping push the Wildcats in a win over Dover. Coach Daily proudly shows off his first place senior trophies won in the County Tournament. The junior girls also placed first and the junior boys took second. Listen you dummies. Remember the line drills!! The seventh grade boys get ready for another practice session. Larry Freeman demonstrates the result of a fast break. 103 The junior girls are all smiles as they show their first place trophy from County Tournament, (top left) The junior boys put forth a great effort and took second place in County, (top right) Buddy says, “How about a fist in the ??!! (center) WILDCAT BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paladino Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Epperson Carol Hanna Cecil Riley Larry L. Dale Don Dailey, and Donnie Paul Thompson Paul Allison, and family Mr. and Mrs. Jerrel Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie White Keith Allison Buck Snider, Tool Box, No. 7 Kathy Allison Barbara Allison Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drewry, and famil 104 WILDCAT BOOSTERS Marty Gregory Buzzy Carruth Junior Hanna Geary L. Head Lee Sanders T erry Hodges Floy Mae Crow Hay ley T ester Roger Lawrence Toni Thibeault Patrick Thibeault Gladys Epperson T ommy Champion Bobby Wisdom Jimmy McGee Bob Sinclair Mrs. Leslie Langford Jack Beatty Floyd Freeman Jimmy Morris Mike Bartlett Darlene Gray Becky Carr Sue Gregory Lannie Prince Debbie Thompson Helen Penny Johnny Gowin Ralph Sikes Janie Rowlands Janis Murdock Pat Aday Debbie Hays W.D. Hooten Walter F. Gray, M.D. Dr. Dennis D. Langford Cadet P.F.C. John L. Burris Mr. Padroe Fisher III Mr. Cassius Wisdom Snowbird Esquire Kylan Cordell Utley, Esquire J ohnny, Bobby and Kenny Brashear’s Hopsin Debbie Biffle Robert Murdoch R ickey Gray R ex Tyler Donna Grice Jackie and Janet Dean Pam and Ane David Brashears Billy Joe Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Austin Mr. and Mrs. John Lewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Geral Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Buel Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Leon McLean Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burris and Anita Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Trigg Mr. and Mrs. Dick Athey, Delilah, and Paul Mae Hale, Macky, and Carol Franky and Tammie Gregory Mr. Bass Bell Mr. and Mrs. Willard Killpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byrum, and family Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Boland, and Rene Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jackson and family Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Carruth, and family Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Aday, and family Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cagle, and Melita Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Weatherford, and family Mr. and Mrs. James Morris, and family Mr. and Mrs. G.B. Swaim, and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. James Champion and family Mr. and Mrs. Burl Dean Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Donovan, and family Mr. and Mrs. Burt Miller, and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Jack Biffle Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stroud, and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reinecker Mr. and Mrs. Leland Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Couch Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bibb Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Churchill, and family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ringer, and family Mr. and Mrs. Euel Hassel, and family Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gardner Mr. Nathan Alan Bishop Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bohannan, and family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patton, and family Mr. and Mrs. Max Wisdom, and Rickey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. John Chisum Mr. and Mrs. Butch Cochran Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Bull Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Taylor, and family Brenda and Rhonda Bull Mr. and Mrs. DeLowell Launius 105 We are at the door. What lies on the other side? We have not at- tempted to answer this question. Our goal was to capture some of the magic of the past year as clearly and mean- ingfully as possible. Each new door of- fered us with fresh material: the first ball games, sneaking candy in class, the snow holi- days, semester exams, the smell of spring. We have opened these doors and passed through. The walls and corridors of Hector High will never again see a year as that of 1969-70. As eachsen- ior passes through the door, new, fresh faces enter. Thus the door is never closed nor is the story complete. This year is unique in itself, yet it is only a key in the door. What lies ahead?Al- ready the faint light of summer is peeking through the keyhole. All Types of Insurance Real Estate BURNETT-TURNER INSURANCE AGENCY C.R. Turner B.J. Dunn “THE INSURANCE PEOPLE” HOME-BUSINESS-AUTO-LIFE AND BONDS REAL ESTATE Phone 967-5445 105 South Commerce Russellville Arkansas 108 GREETINGS! We are now a part of your community by your invitation and we are pleased to provide this service for you. We want to share in your com- munity activities, and we are especially interested in your school'as we recognize that the young people today will be the leaders tomorrow. BANK OF DOVER Home Office Hector Office Dover Hector Phone No. 331-2121 Phone No. 284-3341 “IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU.” 109 OF ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK t Homo Milk Jim Williams - Distributor Morrilton, Arkansas CHURCHILL'S A.G. CENTER FINE FOODS AT BUDGET PRICES Meats Dry Goods HECTOR Feed We give S H Green Stamps Phone 284 - 3255 Groceries Hardware ARKANSAS BOLEY'S AUTO MART NEW AND USED CARS Dover Arkansas 111 Crow Mountain Esso YOUR SIGN OF HAPPY MOTORING Phone 641-8905 Atkins, Arkansas J.E. Wiley Compliments of ERNEST L POWERS Pope County Clerk Your Confidence is Appreciated Russellville, Arkansas POOLE'S MOBILE HOMES For the Convenience and Beauty of Modern Mobile Home Living Hwy. 64 - South Knoxville Phone--968-1451 Russellville Arkansas TRIPP'S TEXACO STATION Hwy. 64 - East Phone--967-3567 Atkins A rkansas f CHEVROLET BUICK GOSNELL CHEVROLET-BUICK Hwy. 7 South Russellville Compliments of KELLAM CANDY COMPANY 3012 West Main R ussellville Arkansas Phone 967-3548 Russellville I enjoy working for you Compliments of STANFORD LEE COUNTY ASSESSOR Arkansas R ussellville Compliments of REECE N. CAUDLE CIRCUIT CLERK Arkansas 113 FELKINS' CONOCO STATION Phone 284-9232 Hector Arkansas ARKANSAS VALLEY WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY Morrilton, Arkansas HECTOR CAFE Compliments of CHEEK WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Open 7:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Phone 284-3881 BANK OF RUSSELLVILLE Every kind of banking service Bank the Modern Way with our Drive-In Facilities Dial 968-1234 2nd and Denver Russellville, Arkansas DUVALL JOHNSTON Building Supplies Plumbing Supplies Ha rdware Phone 641-7166 Atkins Arkansas ■ jpasgjiis� ATKINS PICKLE CO., INC Phone 641-2966 Atkins Arkansas Leonard's Hardware Premier Lawson Gas Heaters Housewares-T ools Sporting Goods-Fans 118 North Commerce Russellville Vance Abstract Phone 967-5404 105 West Main Russellville 115 Russellville Fabric Fashion Shop Center Better Dresses ana Sportswear Everything in Sewing Needs at Better Prices Junior 3-15 Misses 8-20 Custom Made Drapes 103 South Cleveland Russellville Arkansas Russellville Arkansas International Valley Tractor And Implement Shoe Company Company 968-1771 Incorporated Phone 967-3735 2nd and South Erie Russellville Highway 64 East Russellville Arkansas Bus. 968-1246 Res. 968-2866 Euel Hill 1014 East 4th Street Branch Manager Russellville, Ark. 72801 COWAN-GOODWIN COMPANY 216 West Main Phone 967-3133 Russellville, Arkansas 116 Bud's Conoco Phone 967-9226 Highway 64 East Russellville, Arkansas Sonic Drive-In Hamburgers-Onion Rings 806 East 4th Russellville Arkansas Lunningham's Grocery We Handle Everything To Eat Highway 64 East Phone 967-9582 Russellville Arkansas Compliments of Dr. Pepper 117 Hector, Arkansas A.F. Fountain West-Ark. Equipment Grocery GROCERIES ' Co., Inc. Station Highway 7 South . Russellville, Arkansas Phone 496 - 2607 Tilly Arkansas Ronald L. Archer Office - 967-4230 Manager One Day Service We Call For and Deliver The Little Pet Shop Ed Baker Cleaners 310 West B Street Russellville, Arkansas 72801 207 No. Commerce Phone 967-2182 Russellville, Ark. Mrs. Albert Ford Phone owner 967-5132 House Of Fabrics Russellville Fabrics Fit for a Golden Needle Office Machines Co. 209 No. 108 Commerce 405 East 4th Russellville, Arkansas Phone 968-1218 Russellville, Arkansas Continental Trailways Marvin J. Standridge Bus Line Insurance Agency 199 E. Main, Russellville, Arkansas All Types of Insurance ( Including IAuto-Business-Home 967-3317 114 North Arkansas 968-2186 118 Linkway's WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE B t. a t r f V,-' r .■ Mwsmtm'?1 Furniture-Hardware-Appliances Phone 967-3188 202 Main Russellville Arkansas FOR ORDERS READY WHEN YOU ARE 820 East 4th 3115 West Main Phone 968-1848 Russellville, Arkansas Compliments Marina Restaurant of YOUR DINING PLEASURE OF DELICIOUS FOODS Hunt's Russellville, Arkansas Lake Dardanelle State Park Phone 968-2080 Highway 64 West Russellville Arkansas Compliments Taylor's of Flower Shop Dr. Robert Young 5AY IT WITH Phone 968-1706 2816 West Main Russellville Russellville Arkansas Western Auto VAN CARR, MANAGER Old South Restaurant OUR MENU IS CROWDED WITH GOODNESS Phone 967-5353 Open 24 hours daily Phone 967-3789 200 West Main Russellville Russellville, Arkansas 119 Ladd's Furniture Colonial Flower and Appliance sh°P 308 West Main Dardanelle J Russellville Arkansas Phone 968-1572 Phone 229-3205 Sks i i ’ Hector Agent--Mrs. Paul Thompson Gardner-Mobley Cornwell's Clinic Dr. Max J. Mobley —t«... Dress Sh°P Dr. Ellis Gardner Phone 967-2242 111 North El Paso Russellville Dardanelle Arkansas Millard-Henry Clinic Rennae Sims Builders Roy I. Millard, M.D. Supply J.A. Henry, M.D. W.D. King, M.D. SIMS WOOD PRODUCTS Chas. Wilkins, Jr., M.D. D. S. Bachman, M.D. Where your money buys more S. D. Teeter, M.D. R.M. Franklin, M.D. Dardanelle--229-4190 J.A. Gardner, M.D. Russellville--9 68-2 577 511 West Main Russellville Highways 7 and 22 Compliments of Jack Hill Auto Parts Otto Brinkman COUNTY SHERIFF Phone 968-1115 Russellville Arkansas Russellville Arkansas 120 Boone Lumber And Feed Phone 641-7266 Atkins Arkansas Davis Grocery GROCERIES Phone 641-7153 Atkins Arkansas Lemly Furniture Company WHERE GOOD FURNITURE COSTS LESS Phone 641-2589 Atkins Arkansas Mulligan's Station LU BRIC ATION -TIR ES-A CC ESSOR IE S Highway 105 Interstate 40 Atkins Arkansas Atkins P T Market Home owned and Operated Phone 641-2550 Atkins Arkansas Sterling Drug SprescriptiSns Phone 641-2397 Atkins Arkansas Compliments of Wiley's Esso Station Aud and Brooks Atkins Arkansas Sorrels Swaim Insurance Agency Carl E. Sorrels Dallas L. Swaim Atkins Arkansas 121 Shinn Son Adv. Funeral Home Compliments of Campbell's Shoe Store Style -- Correct Fit--Quality Phone 967 -4666 115 North Commerce Kemp's C And D Drug Store Exclusive Ladies Wear 117 North Commerce R ussellville A rkansas R us sellville Courtesy and Service Phone 968-2456 A rkansas Smith's Shoe Store If The Shoe Fits.........Repair It Featuring Thom McAn Shoes 215 North Commerce Russellville Arkansas Rye Motor Co. Pontiac Sales and Service WHERE TO BUY IT Phone 968-2018 109 East Main Russellville Arkansas Pope County Farmers Assn. 200 North Arkansas Avenue Russellville, Arkansas Phone 968-1102 For All Your Farm Supply Needs Leming Rexall DRUG STORE THE T?exai£ STORE TOP VALUE STAMP Since 1900 Phone 968-2424 Russellville Arkansas 122 Bill's Dairy Jones' Deep Rock Diner Station Phone 331-2266 Hiram Jones, Proprietor Dover Arkansas Tires, Batteries and Accessories Phone 331-9810 Home Of The Big Burger Dover Arkansas Dover Cleaners And Burris Fabric Center READY TO WEAR EVERYTHING IN SEWING NEEDS AT LOWEST PRICES COMPLIMENTS OF Phone 967-4888 Mr. And Mrs. George W. Lovelady Dover, Arkansas Russellville, Arkansas Goodyear Service Store A DIVISION OF GOODYEAR TIRE Russellville Tire Co., Inc. AND RUBBER COMPANY 609 South Arkansas Avenue 400 South Arkansas Phone 968-7623 Phone 967-4912 Russellville Arkansas Russellville, Arkansas 72801 Mackey's Compliments of Dr. Jerry Nichols Grocery-Station 7 GROCERIES D.D.S. Moreund Arkansas 123 Cranford's Drugs Hector SpRESCR?PT f Arkansas Chronister Grocery and enocemes .. Station Buttermilk Community Dover Feed and Supply Robert Stueben Feed Seed Milling 331-2601 Dover Arkansas Whatta-Burger 1410 North Arkansas Phone 968-1410 Russellville, Arkansas Rush Sporting Goods Guns--Our Specialty Phone 967-4372 815 North Arkansas Avenue Russellville Arkansas Compliments of Rockwell Manufacturing Co. Phone 967-2880 Russellville Arkansas Senor Bob's Taco. Hut T acos Burritos T oastados Chelupas Taco Pies Taco Burgers 1122 North El Paso TRUST CO. IVSSIIIVIUI. ARKANSAS 72S0I The Bank That Gives You Personal Service Office at Potts ville, Arkansas Russellville 124 Mack's Department Store Courtesy - Quality - Economy R ussellville Arkansas Geneva's Beauty Shop Phone 669-2674 J erusalem Arkansas Irene's Beauty Shop Phone 284-3836 Appleton Arkansas Esso Station Appleton, Arkansas Compliments of Jerry McCuin Tommy Condley Thomas V. Jones Lumber Co. 201 South Front Street Russellville--967-1025 Dardanelle -- 229-4600 GROCERIES Shop and Save at Oakgrove Super Market Highway 105 Phone 641-7223 Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston Laundry Mat S H Green Stamps Route 4 Russellville M B Service Station Phone 641-7118 104 West Broadway Atkins Dover Cafe Specialty Doverburgers Phone 331-9818 Dover Arkansas 125 Save A Some Market Home Owned and Operated Atkins Arkansas Alan's Mobil Service Russellville, Arkansas State Farm Insurance Phone 968-2466 Russellville Arkansas Keeter Lumber Company A Complete Building Service Russellville Arkansas Central Arkansas Production Credit Association A Farmers Own Credit Cooperative Offices Located in Conway FA9-8377 Morrilton FL4-237? Danville 495-2711 Searcy CH5-2990 Russellville W07-5030 Russellville W07-5030 Williams-Berryman Insurance Co., Inc. 968-1444 We Don't Sell Insurance We buy It For You 312 West 2nd Russellville Oklahoma Tire Supply Company Home of Better Values Phone 967-4213 3rd Commerce Russellville Gardner Funeral Home Phone 967-2211 114 South Denver Russellville A rkansas 126 Newton Tire Co. FIRESTONE TIRES Wonderburger Retreading Vulcanizing Phone 968-2598 701 East 4th Street Russellville Arkansas 524 North El Paso Russellville, Arkansas Bailey Machine Shop Arthur P. Gay Watchmaker Jeweler Highway 64 East Russellville, Arkansas Where Skilled Workmanship and Fair Dealing is our Trademark Dover Arkansas Music City And H.M. Plumbing 215 North Front Street Dardanelle, Arkansas Price Milling Co. Custom Grinding and Mixing MASTER MIX FEEDS Phone 229-3953 Russellville Arkansas Jones Supply Co., Inc. Highway 64 East and South Knoxville Phone 501 968-2131 P. O. Box 534 Sorrel's Grocery TOP VALUE STAMPS ' GROCERIES Russellville Arkansas Atkins Arkansas 127 Lawton's Shoes Of Russellville Shoes for the Entire Family 220 West Main Russellville F.C. Peters Sons Furniture, Appliances, Hardware r Housewares 202 North Commerce Russellville, Ark. Compliments of Bacon Tire Company Russellville Arkansas Arkansas Savings And Loan Assn. 110 South Boulder Phone 968-2585 Russellville Arkansas RUSSELLVILLE LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY 501 North El Paso Phone 967 - 4077 or 967-5432 Russellville A rkansas MODERN FLOOR AND CARPET LINOLEUM CARPET AND CERAMICS Bill Kirk Phone 968-2508 Russellville, Arkansas J S v _ f 128 Bays Pharmacy 916 South Arkansas RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS Phone 968-1127 Designed For 555 Auto Supply 208 ARKANSAS AVENUE RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS PHONE 968-2555 IF WE DON'T HAVE IT, WE'LL SERVICE-CONVENIENCE-ECONOMY GET IT Home Furniture Compliments Store of FINE FURNITURE and FINE CARPETS Jackson Ross J. L. Mosley and Sons County Treasurer 214 North Commerce Phone 968-1818 Russellville Arkansas Russellville Arkansas Big Dutchman Compliments of Poultry and Livestock equipment Wayne Nordin Phone 968-2006 County Judge Russellville Arkansas Russellville Arkansas James R. Ford Cities Service Agency Oil Company Insurance - Real Estate Russellville LP Gas District GAS SERVICE ANYWHERE 1001 South Arkansas Avenue Phone 967-5211 Russellville Arkansas Main and Arkansas Street Phone 967-3296 Russellville Arkansas 129 COMPLIMENTS OF RC COLA BEST BY TASTE-TEST Russellville, Arkansas Janes Thompson Self-Service Turkey Shoe Store Hatchery, Inc. Phone 967-5015 Broad Breasted White Poults 116 North Commerce Highway East Phone 967-2250 Russellville Arkansas Russellville Arkansas Murdoch Insurance Agency Phone 641-7395 404 East Jackson i r f- ! ? ; J Atkins Arkansas 130 KILBURN'S GROCERY HARDWARE AND CAR WASH Dover, Ark. Phone 228-4112 COMPLIMENTS OF DRESS DEN MODE O DAY ED WASTMAN THE SHOE BOX A -I ELECTRIC JAGGERS DRUG ROBERT'S ESSO STERLING STORE ACE WESTERN WEAR RUTH'S HAIR FASHION DARDANELLE ELECTRONICS CHARLES FAMILY BARBER SHOP 131 We wish to thank our business patrons for their support in this year’s annual. We appreci- ate their contribution in the production of the WILDCAT. We would also like to thank all the teachers at Hector High for their sincere understanding and cooperation. Having staff meetings, taking pictures, meeting deadlines, have all interrupted classes. It can become hectic at times and we are grateful for their tolerance and assistance. The biggest thanks goes to Mrs. Toni Couch, who has guided and directed us, who has had en- during patience and who has freely taken on the job of annual sponsor. Thanks for enabling us to have this yearbook. THE ANNUAL STAFF - . � $ t V ' � ,« ' V. ’J,' 1� _ J ' A i ‘ I� ♦ . � •«._ MiJm ■r j. w A - A . w % t- A, •’ ' ' f . 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