Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

Sherry Aday, Editor Mrs. Janice Owens, Sponsor Volume XXIV WILDCAT HECTOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. HECTOR. ARKANSAS We are continuously reaching out for higher goals from our everyday activities to our long range goals in life. Each of us has a different goal in life that is impor- tant to us. Some people strive to be the smartest stu- dent in class, the best basketball player Hector ever had, or the most popular person in school. The attainment of our goals furnishes us with satisfaction in ourselves, and as fulfilled people we can bring happiness into our world. 3 REACHING THE FIRST GRADE BEGIN THEIR SCHOOL EXPERIENCE AS THE SMALLEST CLASS. Jimmy Coffman Dennis Condley Twila Cook Donnie Fillion Sean Hudson Lynn Laymon Kim McKeown Teresa Pack Mandy Parrish JaNiece Rackley Junior Renfro Tammy Wilson 6 Julia Baker Stewart Blalack Andrea Blasdell Carolyn Chronister First graders in Mrs. Tripp's room recite their words from the board V Mrs Marguerite Tripp Richard Helton Michael Hurley Holly McKellar Vicki Owens Debra Ann Parham Regina Parrish Gregory Proctor Patricia Rackley Corine Tesch Kenneth Watkins leffery Campbell Lawonna Chisum Mae Dean Churchill Glen Collins Timmy Felkins Cheryl Freeman 7 Timothy Bell Donna Blackford Donna Sue Butler Kimberly Chambers Brenda Chisum Robin Church Randy Davis Scott Cass SECOND Mrs. Geneva Taylor It's the girls' turn on the merry-go-round Elvis Hamilton William Hill Samantha Irwin Michael Loveland Karen Maxwell Mark Proctor Anita Stevens e GRADE Shelia Blair Johnny Bridges Tina Brotherton David Campbell Randy Cook Danny Crow Rebecca Fulmer Sherry Gillus Cindy Molloy David Owens Rhonda Pack Lisa Robbins Robert Story Margaret Turney Christina Warren Karen Warren Anthony Williams Kenny Yarber 9 Rodney and Pam enjoy some of the extra-curricular materials. Iason Cook lohnnie Culwell Rodney Dixon Regina Freeman Kevin Freeman 10 Lisa Freeman Sherry Garrison Tim Gary Leora Godfrey Scott Gooden Pam Hamilton THIRD GRADE Randy Hamilton Walter Hill We thought the pictures would never get back. Terry Maxwell Chery l McCool Bruce Melton Steve Riley Susan Scoggins Timothy Small 11 12 Steve Blalack Donald Byrum Walter Chambers Kay Champion Douglas Chisum Wendall Chisum Anna Collins Brian Condley Adona Curtis Gene Pillion lames Garrison Scotty Goodyear Nancy Hilderbrand Renee Horn Becky laymon Shawna McGee Gary McDonald Mark Melton Jennifer New Randall Palmer Dee Dee Pritchard David Riley Thomas Robbins Rachel Watkins Karen Weatherman Mike Wells David Wolfe 13 THIRD GRADE Paul Branch Larr Byrd Ricky Campbell ). L. Chromsler Linda Cole Bill Crow Manuel Garrison Regina Garrison Stony Goodyear FOURTH GRADE There's always one monkey in the crowd Chad Hildebrand Randell Holt Chuck Linker lohnny Loveland William McKellar Ian Melton Tommy New Guinn Norton Diane Pruitt Randy Rackley Sandy Sephus Michell Tackett David Walton Sandra Williams O Glenn Clancy Tony Cochran Don Condley Wayne Cook Susan Garrison I C. Graham Wanda Hill lacky Hogan Donny Ivy Amy Allison limmy Bartlett Cindy Bennett Spencer Blalack lanet Bridges Barbara Brown letta Chisum Teresa Chronister True love??? Doyle Johnson Warren Kilpatrick John Laumus Bobby Lusk Dianna McDonald Keith Marable Lonus Morris Randy Pack Sandy Pruitt Stanley Robbins lonna Schierbaum Terry Small Haley Tester Billy |oe Turney Jimmy Walker Denese Williams 17 Tonya Chisum Mark Coffman David Condley Anna Crow Ann Cumbie Paul Curtis Rhonda Freeman Bobby Coates Greg Bell Norma Blackwell David Branch Shelia Burton Daryl Byrum Virgil Gratner Jeame Hamilton Sandra Hildebrand Ronnie Holt Arnold Humphrey 18 Mr Billy Blalack FIFTH GRADE Rebecca Riley William Rudder Teresa Secrease Travis Warren Barbara McDonald Tammy Mason Marsha Molloy 19 Randell Blalack Cindy Brownlee Lisa Byrum Jimmy Emerson Todd Fountain Jimmy Krusemark Terry McGee Suzanne Chambers Becky Condley Steven Condley Mr. Randell Gray loy McGowan Jackie New Vince Pack Rhonda Palmer Randy Parham Sandra Payton Cindy Proctor Verlin Pruitt lay Rackley Debbie Robbins 20 Paul Allen Athey Dewayne Baxter Duane Clancy Roger Coffman Mr Roland Choate Franky Gregory Raymond Hamilton Frank Jones Pam Linker Christina Lombardi Leslie Loveland Debbie McDonald 22 SIXTH GRADE Robin Watkins Teresa Williams Randy Wood Cheryl Wygal Frankie McKellar Ricky Owens jimmy Page jaNell Rackley Linda Renfro Caroline Tesch 23 Mr Leonard Hudson Kathy Hull Danny McCuin Keith Melton Terry Rudder Ronnie Wells I SECONDARY THE SEVENTH GRADE TOOK THE BIG STEP TO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Danny Blair Terry Blaylack lames Bohanan Carolyn Bridges Charlie Brown Ronnie Brownlee Johnny Byrum Gene Chisum Betty Chronister Linda Cook limmy Cumbie ludy Fillion 26 Tricia Mathis, President Randy Turner, Vice-President Sandra Baxter, Secretary-T reasurer CLASS OFFICERS Ricky Freeman Paul Garrigus Lani Hopper Kennith Irwin Shelia King Tracy Krusemark Kay Launius Cindy Lombardi 27 Carol Loveland Tim McCool Robin McGowan Bonita Martin luanita Martin Patricia Mathis Susan Molloy Shirley Morris Timmy New Gary Newport William Palmer Kathryn Patton 28 CLASS FAVORITES Shirley Morris Billy Allison Brenda Payton Micca Pruitt Eddie Schierbaum Charlotte Taylor Marc Taylor Christine Tesch Randell Turner Gilbert Walters Rita Warren Debbie Watson Lori Williams Steve Williams Theresa Wilson Nicky Yarber 29 THE EIGHTH GRADK Darwin Barnhouse David Barnhouse Sheila Bohanan Steve Burch lulia Butler Rickey Carr Adelia Chasteen Norman Chisum lames Chronister Shirley Church Pam Cochran Pam A. Coffman Wayne Cole Winnie Collins Karen Culwell Diane Curtis 30 ENJOYED ATRIP TO THE STATE FAIR 31 CLASS OFFICERS Terry Freeman, Treasurer Sandra Small, Secretary Ronald Rye, Vice-President Frankie Pruitt, President Hollie Halsted Pam Hays Tim Hays Stephney Housley ludy Huffman Ann Hull Karen Ivy Sandra Johnson Pam Kirk Juanita Langford Gene Launius Kris Melton Randy Molloy Willie Mosley Tammy Owens Perry Payton Charlotte Proctor Frankie Pruitt David Reno Belinda Riley Ronald Rye Gene Secrease Sandra Small Tommy Standridge Vickey Standridge Dale Stroud Darlene Walters Alvin Watkins Kenny Williams Ken Wood Roy Wygal 33 Wayne Cole Pam Hays Rosetta Chisum Scott Clancy FRESHMEP Charlotte Aday Delilah Athey Cheryl Barnhouse Rickey Blalack Rena Boland Kim Branch Clinton Brown Harold Carr Pam Coffman CLASS OFFICERS Delilah Athey, President Daniel Killins, Treasurer Sherry LaRue, Vice-President Venessa Shinn, Secretary Jerl Duvall Ranee Epperson Aaron Felkins Leisa Foster Claudia Garrigus Terry Gray ARE ON THE MOVE Charles Hallum Rickey Helton Annetta Hern ludy Herrin Debra Holt Sandie Hurley Rhonda Marable, Janie Walker, and Rena Boland get together to compare notes during the lunch break. 35 Cathy Kirk Sherry LaRue Rhonda Marable Terry McDonald Steve McGee Rose McKellar john Miller Debbie Newport Daniel Killins Phyllis King Shelly King CLASS FAVORITES Terry Cray Jeanette Yarber Rhonda Page Rickey Pruitt Carolyn Robbins Dennis Roper Vanessa Shinn Karen Standridge Jimmie Stone Shelia Turner lame Walker Doug Walton Debra Watts Jeanette Yarber 37 SOPHOMORE CLASS David Baker Tommy Bartlett Denny Bell CLASS OFFICERS Brenda Weatherford, Secretary-Treasurer; Ed Condley, President; Margie Church, Vice- President Margie Church Edward Condley Tim Condley 38 Alan Hassel Charlotte Hays Randy Hodges 39 Maurice Hopper Debbie Housley Tim Hull Lionel Humphrey Ruby Martin Anthony McCuin 40 Teresa Pruitt Steve Riley Rosa Ross Don Sanders Doug Sanders Linda Standridge Ron Stark Chuck Stroud Is Alan really studying his English? Chuck Tackett Ralph Taylor )udy Treadwell Steven Warren Brenda Weatherford JUNIOR CLASS Melinda Condley Janice Epperson Richard Garngus • - Daryl Barnhouse Scotty Burch Rita Churchill Shelia Churchill Mike Coffman lannifer Collins Kathy Aday Winston Aday Cliff Addison Nina Allison Billie Gray Sidney Gray Sammie Gregory Loretta Hern CLASS Robert Mosley Janet Newton Terry Payton )oe Pinegar CLASS OFFICERS Ricky Pruitt, President Mike Coffman, Vice-President Rita Churchill, Secretary Winston Aday (not pictured). Treasurer Randy Prince Ricky Proctor Ricky Pruitt Lorilie Rackley Paula Rye 44 CLASS FAVORITES Ricky Wisdom Raylene Godfrey SENIORS REACH Ricky Lee Wisdom junior Play, Senior Play, Senior Usher; Paper Staff 2, 3; Class Favorite 3; Class Officer 3; Class Officer 1; Baseball 1, 2; |r. Sr Ban- quet Host. Rebecca Diane Curtis Homecoming Queen 2; Girls En- sembles 3; F.H.A. 3. David Bruce Bartlett lunior Play; Teacher's Aide 3. John Kaeb Mosley Annual Staff 2, 3; Senior Play; Teacher's Aide 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3. Mary Evelyn Coffman F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; Annual Staff 1, 2; lunior Play; Beta Club 1, 2, 3. lames Albert Standridge Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer 1. Karen Ann Gooden Basketball 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Teacher's Aide; Ensembles 3; lunior Play; Senior Play 46 Debbie Proctor f H A 1, 2, 3; Senior Usher; Teacher's Aide 3; Banquet Hostess. Tim Coates Class Officer 1; Baseball 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Track 1; Homecoming Escort 1; Junior Play; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Carlyn Sue Church F H A 1,2, 3; Officer 2; Class Officer 1; Choir 1; Junior Play; Senior Usher. THE GOAL OF GRADUATION Ann Cochran Basketball 1, 2, 3; All-District 2; All- District Team 2, All-Conference 2; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; F H A. 1, 2, 3; Of- ficer 1; Paper Staff 1, 2, 3; Officer 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Who's Who 1, 2, 3; Who's Who in American High Schools 2. Candy Store Managers Nadine Curtis Anita Burris Reta Faye Stroud Chisum Annual Staff 1, 2; Sports Editor 2; Photographer 1; Cheerleader 1; Beta 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2. Mitchell Lee Chasteen Transfer Student; Teacher's Aide 3. Virginia Sue Parham F.H A. 2, 3; Officer 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Ensemble 3. 47 Mary Lois Tripp F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Who's Who 2; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; Teachers Aide 2. j Choir 1; National Who's Who 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Officer 2, 3. Della Flanery Transfer Student Lola Mae McCuin F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; Beta Club 2. 3; Paper Staff 2, 3; Circulation Editor 3; junior Play; Senior Play; Basketball Manager 3; Student Council. CLASS OFFICERS john Gowin, President Ricky Wisdom, Vice-President Sharon Strandridge, Secretary Vickie Lynn Baker Beta Club 3; F H.A. 1, 2, 3; President 3; junior Play; Senior Play; Teacher's Aide; Who's Who 2, 3; Choir 1, 3. james Earl Rye junior Play; Senior Play; Beta Club 1,2, 3; Officer 3; Class Officer 3; Class Favorite 1; Paper Staff 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. Agalia Utley Annual Staff 1, 2; F H.A. 1, 2; Crisco Award; Beta Club 1, 2; Campus Queen Cand 1; Basketball 1. Scott Ingram Transfer student; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3. Judy Freeman P H A. 1, 2, 3; Senior Usher 2; Teacher's Aide 3. Sharon Lee Standridge F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; Senior Usher; Teacher's Aide; lunior Play; Class Officer 1, 3. Randall Patton Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2; junior Play Diane Smith Transfer Student Mickey lane Sikes Paper Staff 1, 2. 3; Editor 3; junior Play; Senior Play; Teacher's Aide 1. 3; Music 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; jr High Choir Accompanist 3; Ensemble Terry Keith Bull Basketball 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff; All-Conference 2; Track 3; Class Officer 2; Senior Play; Who's Who 2; Homecoming Escort. 49 Shirley Ann Heflin F.H A 3; Choir 2; junior Play; Senior Play. Librarian 2; Teacher's Aide. Ronnie Curtis Raylene Kay Godfrey F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; F.H.A. Sweetheart 2; Class Favorites 3; Who's Who 2; junior Play. Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1. Sherry Rene Aday junior Play; Basketball 1, 2, 3; All-Conference 1; Senior Play; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Officer 2, 3; Federa- tion Officer 1; Homecoming Queen Cand 1; Student Council 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Conven- tion Official 2; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3; Sports Edi- tor 2; Wildcat Editor 3; Who's Who 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls Ensemble 3; Teacher's Aide 1. 3; National Who's Who; Second Runner-up and Miss Congeniality in Tech Tourney. Brenda Lee Molloy Teacher's Aide; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; junior Play; Senior Play. Durian G. Utley V.I.C.A.; Student Council Pres. 3; V.I.C.A. Class Officer 2, 3; Beta Club 3; Class Favorite; Bus Driver; National Who's Who. Connie Newport F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Teacher's Aide 3. Nita Ann Cochran Beta Club 1, 2, 3. |ohn Cowin Junior Play; Senior Play; Homecoming Escort 1; Senior Usher; President 3; Paper Staff 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3. Nadine Curtis F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Officer 2; Paper Staff 1, 2, 3; Edi- tor 3; junior Play; Beta Club 3; Class Officer 2; Candy Store Manager 3 Anita Faye Burris Basketball 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Federation Of- ficer 3; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Business Manager 3; Class Officer 2; Can- dy Store Manager 3; Class Favorite 2; Teacher's Aide 3; Girls Ensemble; junior Play; Senior Play; Who's Who 2; National Who's Who 2. Gail Ann Felkins junior Play; Senior Play; Score Keeper 1; Librarian 1; Cheerleader 2; Choir 2; Basketball 3; F.H.A. 1,3; Beta Club 1, 2, 3. Oavid Davis Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Junior Play; Class Officer, Track 1, 3. Kay Ketherside f HA. 3; Senior Play. NEWCOMERS AND LATECOMERS Darrell Reed, 1st Kevin Wells, 1st Trenna Godfrey, 2nd Tracie Mearns, 2nd Alta lean Hull, 3rd Dana Reno, 3rd Ronnie Westbrook, 3rd Wanda Ford, 4th Linda Reno, 4th Lena Jackson, 5th Tammy Melton, 5th Vince Pack, 5th lay Rackley, 5th Philip Gowin, 6th Frankie Godfrey, 6th Wayne Felkins, 7th Dennis Riley, 7th Randy Westbrook, 7th Gordon Clancy, 8th Vela Crow, 8th Paulette Turnbough, 8th Wayne Walker, 9th Chester Calvert, 10th Ronnie Molloy, 10th Bill Reno, 10th Chuck Stroud, 10th Frankie Turnbough, 10th Ronnie Freeman, 11th Mr. Opal Bartlett, president, has been on the school board twenty-one years and ha« serveo as president for five years. SCHOOL BOARD Mr Boyce Burch has served on the school board five years. He served as vice-president four years. Mr Paul Thompson has served on the school board eight years. He has been secretary five years. Mr Sewood Gray has been on the school board twenty-six years and has served as presi- dent two years and secretary six years. Mr. Glenn Bibler has served on the school board twenty years and has been secretary six years. 54 SUPERINTENDENT To the students of Hector High School It is our hope that this yearbook will be a lasting memento of your school years here at Hector As time passes, we change our place on this great stage of life. We meet new friends, we face new problems and the things we hear and see quite often change our life style. However there are a few things that do not change One of these is the memory of our school days. How many of you have had a parent say You better enjoy yourself now because these are the best years of your life ? I cannot say that these are the best years of your lives, but I will say that you probably have less responsibility now than you will have as an adult. Nature has a way of causing us to remember more of the good things of life than the bad This is a blessing that we hope will apply to the time you have spent here at school. If this is your last year in school I would encourage you to continue your education in some capacity. After graduating from high school many people never read another book. Their formal education has ended. There are so many things to learn and enjoy in this world if we will just take the time to study a little. Even though you have finished high school you still need to learn many things. If you still have a few years to spend in school I would encourage you to accept the challenge before you. I am aware of the fact that school gets dull and boring but much of this is brought on by your own complacency. Time seems to go slow for you now but suddenly you wake up to the fact that it is gone, never to return. Time is one of the most important factors in your life. Every man is allotted so much time and he should use it to the fullest. To get the most out of life we must be prepared for it. Mankind is happier when he is serving others. You may not agree with this philosophy now, some day you will. The better prepared you are the more service you can offer to other people. I suggest that you use your time wisely, prepare yourself well and in keeping with the theme of this yearbook, continue to reach out for higher goals. I have enjoyed our association this year and may your days be long and happy. A friend. 55 Joe D. Bull We are all asked to set goals throughout our lives. Ele- mentary School is the place to start setting these goals. If we learn our lessons here then we can not only begin to meet these goals but we can set bigger and better goals Elementary School is also the place to start the habit of making and keeping friends. Friends are necessary in our lives because they not only help us meet our goals but are there to help us enjoy the victory after the goal is reached We must all work hard as students in elementary school so that we can learn the habit that will become the tools we need to do our jobs in our life ahead. Mr. Jack D. Gowin ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Teachers' Aides Mrs. Patsy Athey Mrs. Sara Rackley 56 We are happy to report that two goals we've sought have been attained this year. We have enriched our school curriculum with a music program and have added more vocational courses. Students have been very enthusiastic about the music courses, and a large number have been participating. The eleventh and twelfth grade students now have a choice of attending the Career Center in Russellville. They are taking vocational courses that we are unable to offer at Hector. Mr. C. B. Swaim . HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mrs. Nan Bull, Librarian Mrs. Bobbie Swaim, Secretary 57 COOKS AND CUSTODIAN Cooks are left to right: Ruth Llewellyn, Gail Garrigus, Eulean Brown, and Pearlie McAlister. The custodian is Carroll McGee The bus drivers are )ude Ivy, Ted Standridge, Bean Lewis, Earl Burris, Lyle Aday, Kenneth Bull, Leonard Hudson, Ricky Gray, and Johnny Bell 58 BUSINESS EDUCATION During the first semester Miss Shirley Boothe taught all of the business education courses that were offered at Hector. In December upon her resignation Mrs. Dorothy Shannon was hired to take her place. Courses in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping, are offered to the senior high students. Busi- ness math is taught for practical everyday application. Students planning a career in the secretarial field may learn more advanced office procedures and gain skill in filing and machine usage in office practice, which may be taken in the senior year. ENGLISH This year the English Department has been very much involved in the career oriented approach to English. A more applicable approach to English has been sought. Mrs. Norma Foster has worked very closely with the Career Center at Russellville High School and has helped develop several methods of teaching career oriented English which have been used in other area schools. Although Hector does not have a journalism department as such, each of the English instructors sponsors a school oublication which teaches the basic principles of journalism. Steve McGee, Rickey Helton, and Terry McDonald bone up (or a spelling test 61 Mrs. Clenna Boland HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Department offers courses to the ninth through the twelfth grades. Ninth and tenth grade girls may take a general course in Consumer Homemaking. Semester courses are offered to the eleventh and twelfth boys and girls. The courses in- clude Foods, Housing, Human development and Consumer Eco- nomics. Several new pieces of equipment has been added this year. This is made possible by a special appropriation to vocational programs by the state. Mr. lohnny Bell MATH The yearly curriculum in the Mathematics Department at Hector High School consists of courses in general math (grades 7 through 9), first year algebra (9th grade) and business math (10th grade). Tenth grade geometry and second year algebra (11th and 12th grade), are offered alternately every two years. The curriculum is designed to meet the minimum requirements for students who plan to attend either vocational school or college. MUSIC lunior choir sang Christmas carols by candlelight at the Christmas P.T.A. meeting. The seventh and eighth grade practice for their next program The new Music Department has greatly enriched the curricular program at Hector this year. Many Hector students have found enjoyment in new found talents in music. Programs have been presented throughout the year for the entertainment of parents, teachers, and students. Mrs. ludy Schlobohm Senior Girls Ensemble and lunior Choir Sponsor PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical education is more than running, weight lifting, and participating in athletics. Physical education is also more than just a one year program. Physical education is much more, but at Hector it is tag football, basket- ball, softball, or soccer. How many students will get together ten years after graduation to play flag football or soccer? If they can't do this to keep in proper condition in the future then what good did their physical educa- tion program do them? Too many of the classes are made up of students dodging study halls. The teacher is re- quired to put emphasis upon keeping these people from sneaking off when most of his effort should be on teaching the individual a physical skill. The facilities are not good. During basketball season the baksetball team must have the court for practice so the physical education classes are wedged up into the bleachers. We have one mat that we can wrestle on but what good is one mat? The sad part is that Hector's program is like the majority of other programs in the nation. The staff of the physical education department is dedicated to changing this. 65 Charlotte Proctor takes a swing at the birdie. SCIENCE Mr Bob Jackson Senior High Science Mrs. Carolyn Bennell Junior High Science As the 1973-74 school year ended, the science department was able to enjoy its first full year in its new science building. Due to construction the building had been used only during the spring semester last year. The faculty for the science department this year is Carolyn Bennett and Bob jackson. The department offers courses in five different areas including chemistry, biology, modern science, physical, and life science. The main objective for the science department this year is to expose the students to as many different areas as possible and to challenge the students to pursue the areas of greatest interest to them. SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies today holds new meaning as the world around us is faced with infla- tion, the energy crisis, governmental scandals, and new teachers. This department which includes economics, government, world history, and U.S. history started off the 1973-74 year with a new addition, Mr. Dan Blair. A mock court case was held in government to determine whether Terry Bull re- ceived justice when punished for theft of a paddle. Judge Jim Rye officiated. John lackson, the defendant's lawyer, worked hard to prove Bull's innocence. After four days of court, a jury of four women and two men declared the defendant not guilty. Johnny lackson illustrates the proper (?) way to use the maps. Career Center A well equipped garage is provided for auto mechanics classes. 68 This year fifteen Hector students attended courses at the Career Center in Russellville. These courses are designed to give the students a skill they can use in their chosen vocation. Classes are taught in auto mechanics, metal work, drafting, and a new class has been added in horticulture. Although only boys have taken advantage of these courses from Hector, these classes are open to girls also. Students attend vocational classes in the morning and return to Hector High in the afternoon to study basic courses required for graduation. Basic welding techniques are taught. Drafting classes hold the interest of many students. GRADUATION 1973 The students who graduated with grade point averages of 3.33 or better were Sandy Thacker, Paula Coffman, Janet Beatty, Martha Ha and Jan Cochran Ushers for the graduation and baccalaureate programs were Judy Freeman, Sharon Standridge, Carolyn Freeman, Debbie Proctor, John Cowin, Ran- dall Patton, Johnny Jackson, and Rickey Wisdom. Nancy Wooten received the award given to the student who has shown the best citizenship Martha Hallum received the award given to the student who has shown the best leadership ability. 70 SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Agaila Utley was awarded The Outstanding Student Award for having the highest average in Home Economics. In 1974 Mary Lois Tripp was awarded the Betty Crocker Award. Mary was also in the national high school students WHO'S WHO volume. Martha Hallum was awarded the Betty Crocker Award for having the highest score in a general aptitude test in 1973. y 71 Hector’s Honor Roll High School Honor Roll is as follows Seated lackie Fay, Gail Felkins, Anita Burris, Nita Cochran, Lola McCuin, Agalia Utley, Denny Bell Standing: Shelia Bohanan, Charlotte Hays, Durian Utley, Ann Cochran, Kathy Aday, Mary Tripp, lame Walker, Sherry Aday, and Deliah Athey 72 Hector s Perfect Attendance Perfect Attendance first thru third: First Seat Wesley Aday, Rodney Dixon, Cindy Molloy Second Seat Bruce Melton, jason Cook Third Seat: Linda Cole, letta Chisum Last Seat: Stoney Goodyear, Manuel Garrison, Guinn Nortm. Perfect Attendance fourth thru sixth First row: Leslie Loveland, Kieth Melton, Roger Coffman, Steve Condley, Lecia Taylor, lea me Hamilton Second row: )oe Garrigus, Larry Thomas, Arnold Humph- ery, Donnie Haley, Pam Walters, JaNell Rackley Third row: Wayne Felkins, Mark Taylor, Randall Turner Last row Cindy Lombardi. Patricia Mathis, Lon Williams, Susan Malloy. Perfect Attendance for High School: First row: Aarron Felkins, Paula Rye, Reta Chisum, Vickie Freeman, Vicky Standridge, Kenneth Wood, Willie Mosley, Ricky Helton, Wayne Cole, Thomas Bougher Second row: Anita Burris, Wamta Langford, Rhon- da Bull, Rena Boland, Claudia Garrigus, Sherry Aday. Top row: W. L. Aday, Robert Mosley, Steven War- ren, Brenda Weatherford, David Baker, John Miller 73 Sherry Aday is (he editor of the Wildcat Annual this year She is active as an officer in the Future Homemakers of America and a member of the Bela Club In the Tech Tournament Sherry won the second runner-up position in the beauty contest and was named Miss Congeniality by the other partici pants in the contest She is a member of the Choir and the Senior Girls £n semble. She assists the teachers in the elementary school a� a teacher's aide and has been named to the National Who's Who. Sherry also represented the Wildcat Annual Staff as their queen in the Homecoming Pageant. She plays forward on the senior girls' basketball team Terry Bull is active in basketball, track, and baseball He is also a member of the Osage Paper Staff. WHO’S WHO Each year the junior high and senior high faculty of Hector High School meet to select the outs- tanding sophomore, junior, and senior students. The faculty follows a set of guidelines that were pre- pared by a group of students representing all high school grade levels. Among the attributes that the students felt should be considered were scholarship, leadership, citizenship, participation, and po- tential for service to the community. There is no set number of students selected from each class. The number often varies from year to year. If a student is selected in his sophomore year, this doesn't necessarily mean that he will be chosen in his junior or senior year. To be selected to Hector High's Who's Who is one of the highest honors paid to an individual student during his stay at Hector High. 74 Ann Cochran is a member of the Beta Club and the Future Homemakers of America. She is the Co-Editor of the Osage Paper Staff Ann was also named to the National Who's Who. She plays forward on the senior girls' basketball team Brenda Weatherford is a sophomore. She is a member of the Future Home- makers of America and serves in the capacity of Historian. Kathy Aday is the Assistant Editor of the Wildcat Annual and is the Editor elect. She is a member of the Beta Club, F.H.A., and Choir. Kathy plays for- ward for the senior girls' basketball team. Rita Churchill is a member of the Beta Club and the Pep Club. She repre- sented her class as the junior class candidate for Homecoming Queen. Rita is also an active member of the Wildcat Annual Staff and of the Future Home- makers of America. Rita is the Business Manager elect of the Annual Staff She is serving now as the Federation Treasurer in the F.H.A. and as the treasurer of her class. Denny Bell is a sophomore Denny serves as the Assistant Photographer for the Wildcat Annual Staff and is the Assistant Editor elect. Denny is also active in basketball and track. lane Sikes is the Editor of the Osage Paper Staff. She is a member of the F.H.A., Beta Club, and Senior Girls' Ensemble, lane is also active as the ac- companist for the junior High Choir and a teachers' aide jane plays guard for the senior girls' basketball team. 75 Steven Warren is a sophomore He is the Photographer for the Annual Staff and is active in basketball and track. Randy Prince is active as a basketball player. Raylene Godfrey is a member of the Beta Club. She is an officer in the F H A. Raylene was elected as a senior class favorite and represented the Beta Club as their Queen in the Homecoming Pageant Nadine Curtis is a member of the F H A and Beta Club. She is active as the Editor of the Osage Paper Staff. Nadine worked this year as a manager for the student candy store. Vickie Baker is a member of the Beta Club and the Senior Girls' Ensemble She is also active as the President of the Future Homemakers of America. Karen Gooden is a member of the Future Homemakers of America. She is also a member of the Senior Girls' Ensembles. 76 BASKETBALL HONORS 1973 All-District players were Ann Cochran and Johnny lackson. All-Conference players were Martha Parks, Ann Cochran, Jan Cochran, and Terry Bull First year lettermen are standing Kathy Aday, seated Randy Prince, Ricky Pruitt, Chris Vincent, Johnny Jackson, Sid Cray, and Scotty Burch. Second year lettermen were Ann Cochran, Jan Cochran, Terry Bull, Sherry Aday, Anita Burris, and Jane Sikes. 78 OR PUBLIC SCN Third year lettermen were Martha Parks and Becky Carr. ACTI VITES ACTIVITIES OF SPRING ’ 73 In the '73 Intramurals the senior girls were the victors and the teachers with David Reno defeated the 11th grade boys. The Beta Club, Osage Newspa- per Staff, and the Wildcat Annual Staff enjoyed a program of music at the Activities Banquet in March at the AQ Chicken Hut. The coming of March brought an end to the basketball season as the announcement of awards is awaited during the Athletic Banquet. The banquet is sponsored by the Hector Ruritan Club each year. Below, seventh grade girls rush around to resume their place in the circle on Play Day. Steven McDonald seems to be disputing )oe Pinegar's call as his opponent. Dale Stroud, is given the advantage in a fast game of table ten- nis on Play Day. i—-JS — An assembly program of gospel music was presented by Rev. Hooten and sons 81 SENIORS END YEAR’S ACTIVITIES The senior class of '73 rounded out this year's activities with a class trip to Silver Dollar City in May. Nancy Wooten, Debra Biffle, Cathy Ad- dison, and Norma Thomas are trying on hats in a small shop in Silver Dollar City. WITH A CLASS TRIP AND JR.-SR. BANQUET The junior class honored the seniors with a banquet at the AQ Chicken Hut. Love Story was the theme of the 1973 )r.-Sr. Banquet. A speech was presented by Leon McLean, a former teacher at Hector High. Nadine Curtis read the prophecy and Paula Coffman read the will. The guests enjoyed a program of music consisting of Billy Coffman singing and accompanying himself on the guitar. Mr and Mrs. Dale enjoyed a log ride with Pam Kirk, Tim Bougher, Roy Wygal, and Vicky Standridge Scott Cary, Winnie Collins, Pam Cochran, and Ran- dy Molloy can't decide where to begin. HOMECOMING 1973 Sharon Standridge, senior nominee for homecoming queen, waits to be announced at the homecoming ceremonies. Roger Lawerence, Hector Alumini President presents the bouquet of roses to Hector's newly crowned Homecoming Queen. Stuart Condley and Lauri Burch, Crownbearer and Flower girl for the Homecoming ceremonies carry the queen's crown and bouquet. 85 GRADE SCHOOL First Grade Mrs. Tripp's Class Gregory Proctor Corine Tesch Miss Burris' Class Mandy Parrish jimmy Coffman Second Grade Mrs. Gass' Class Daniel Crow Tina Brotherton Mrs. Taylor's Class Donna Butler Mark Proctor Third Grade Mrs. Hallum's Class Tim Gary Mechelle Brashears Mrs. Gray's Class Renee Horn Donald Byrum 88 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Mr Blalack's Class Arnold Humphrey Anna Maria Crow Mr Choate's Class Franky Gregory JaNell Rackley Mr. Gray's Class Sandra Rudder Vince Pack Mr Hudson's Class Cheryl Wygal Paul Alon Athey 89 BETA CLUB KING AND QUEEN Raylene Godfrey Glenn Wilson F. H. A. BEAU AND SWEETHEART Sammie Gregory Sidney Gray Beta Club The Hector Beta Club has done many things in the year 73-74. They had a party during which new members were in- stalled. Some of the games they plaved included pass the life saver. There were plenty of refreshments. It seems that even with all the food no one was willing for a picture to be taken. In 1973 the Beta Club attend- ed the Beta Convention in Hot Springs. Members attending board the bus. 92 Top left; Looks like F.H.A. has its own medicine show! Top right; Mother-Daughter Banquet. Right: 1973-74 F.H.A. Officers Vickie Baker—President Raylene Godfrey—1st Vice Pres. Charlotte Hays—2nd Vice Pres. Sharon Standridge—3rd Vice Pres. Sherry Aday—Secretary Lola McCuin—Reporter Brenda Weatherford—Historian Paula Rye—Treasurer Jeanie McAlister—Song Leader Bottom; Hector's Future Homemakers of America ■ SENIOR GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE Left to right: Sherry Aday, Vicky Baker, Virginia Parham, Anita Burns, Becky Curtis, lane Sikes, Karen Gooden and Choir Leader—|udy Schlobohm JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Bottom row: lanice Wells, |. Huffman, C. Taylor, P. Kirk, |. Yarber, V. Shinn, L. Williams, B. Chronister, C. Loveland, L. Pillion, P. Cochran, P Coffman, C. Tesch, A. Chasteen, |udy Schlobohm (Director), Middle Row: A. Hull, H. Halstead, C. Proctor, S. Church, S. King, Sherry La Rue, S. Hurley, K. Patton, Judy Pillion, J. Butler, V. Standridge, K. Ivy, D. Curtis, V. Crow, |. Pay, B Riley Rop Row: |. Langford, S. Bohanan, P Hays, K. Launis, C. Aday, R Boland, S. Johnson, R. Warren, T. Fountain, T. Owens, S. Small, V. Preeman, D. Housley, K. Drewry 94 OSAGE STAFF !S i Seated: lanet Newton; Nina Allison; Rosa Ross; Lola McCuin, Co-Editor; Ann Cohran, Co-Editor; Jeame McAlister; Nadine Curtis, Co-Editor; lane Sikes, Co-Editor; Mrs. Foster, Sponsor; Thresia Kirk. Standing: john Cowin; Ed Condley; Terry Bull; Ricky Wisdom b e Watson; luamta Martin; Rita Churchill; Rena Boland; Sherry La Rue; Rena Epperson; Shelly King WILDCAT ANNUAL STAFF Steven Warren reports that the Annual Staff's skating party had its ups and downs. In competition with schools much larger. Hector's representatives to the West-Ark Yearbook conference brought home a trophy for the best development of their theme, Reaching Out For Higher Coals. Firtt Row: Rita Churchill, Paula Rye, Agaila Utley, )oe Pmegar, Ranee Epperson, Rena Boland Second Row: Delilah Athey, Charlotte Aday, Kathey Aday (Assistant Editor), Sherry Aday (Editor), Sheila Churchill, Anita Burris (Business Manager), Mary Tripp (Advertising Manager), lamce Owens (Sponsor). Third Row Bill Reno, Steven Warren (Photographer), Denny Bell (Photographer), Randy Hodges, Tim Coates, )ohn Mosley. Not pictured are Charlie Hallum, Doug Walton, and David Davis. 97 PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Parent-Teacher-Association Officers this year at Hector were Mrs. Garrigus, Secretary; Randell Williams, President, Bren- da Davis, Treasurer; and Mr. Paul Cole, Vice-president. This year the P.T.A. limited their meetings to four meetings spaced through the school year to improve attendance and thus to improve the effectiveness of the P.T.A. At the first meeting it was voted unanimously to spend the funds carried over from last year to put down carpeting in the high school hallways to reduce noise and protect the worn floors. Other meetings were at- tended by greater numbers of parents. The Christmas meeting was highlighted by a recital given by all the music students Mrs. Judy Schlobohm instructs at Hector Public Schools. 98 TRACK TEAM Front Row: Gene Secrease, Ed Condley, Frankie Pruitt, Doug Walton, Terry Freeman, Randy Hodges, Back Row. Charles Hallum, Tommy Bartlett, Ralph Taylor, Steven Warren, Tommy Miller, Charles Hamilton, Denny Bell. Tim Condlev. Ernest Mosley Coach Leonard Hudson 100 BASEBALL TEAM Row 1 Mike Coffman, Edward Condley, Terry Payton, Glenn Wilson Row 2. Scotty Burch, Terry Bull, johnny lackson, Kicky Wisdom, Richard Garrigus Row 3. Dennis Johnson, Robert Mosley, David Williams, Scott Ingram Row 4 John Mosley, John Gowin 101 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First row from left: Mark Ragsdale, Billy Allison, Scott Cray, Ronnie Brownlee, Roy Wygal Second row from left: Randy Malloy, Wayne Cole, Anthony Allison, Steve Burch, Gene Secrease. Third row from left: Coach Davis Edd Scheirbaum, Ricky Emerson, Kenny Williams. Hector 6 Hector 8 Hector 20 Hector 0 Hector 6 Hector 8 Hector 0 Hector 8 1 Win - 5 Losses - 2 Ties Dover 20 Ola 14 Altus 14 Lamar 6 Mountainburg 34 Dover 8 Atkins 12 Dardanelle 8 Mark Ragsdale is in for the tackle in Hector's game 102 against Atkins Red Devils. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Bottom: Carolyn Bridges, Lam Hopper, Cindy Lombardi, Patricia Mathis, Sheila King, Kay Launius, Shirley Morris, Charlotte Taylor. Top lane Sikes (Coach), Anita Burris (Coach), Robin McGowan, Susan Molloy, Kathleen Secrease, Rita Warren, Brenda Payton, Tina Fountain, Debbie Watson, luanita Martin, Kathy Patton, Bonita Martin, Sandra Baxter, Sherry Aday (Coach), Ann Cochran (Coach). Bottom: Randy Westbrook, Dennis Riley, Wayne Felkins, Mark Taylor, Billy Allison, Steve Williams, johnny Byrum, Gary Newport, Mark Ragsdale Top: Eddie Schierbaum, Dewayne Rackley, lames Bohanan, Timmy New, lames Freeman, Terry Blalack, Gilbert Walters. 103 JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALL Standing: Danny Riley, Ricky Emerson—Manager, Terry Freeman, Ricky Roper, Anthony Allison, Charlie Hallum, John Miller, Harold Ca Ricky Helton, Doug Walton, Coach Leonard Hudson. Kneeling: Perry Payton, Terry McGee, Tim Hays, Wayne Cole, Ronald Rye, Terry Gn Frankie Pruitt, Roy Wygal Junior Boys Record Hector 24 Sacred Heart 31 Hector 28 Hartman 36 Hector 30 Wonderview 31 Hector 27 Ola 33 Hector 27 Ptainview 25 Hector 34 Atkins 26 Hector 41 Scranton 49 Hector 29 Clarksville 38 Hector 39 Dardanelle 15 Hector 15 Plumerville 53 Hector 41 Dover 44 Hector 30 Wonderview 39 Hector 23 Pottsville 52 Hector 34 Scranton 44 Hector 24 Dardanelle 42 Hector 29 Dover 38 JUNIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Standing: )ame Walker—Manager and Bookkeeper, Ann Hull, Rena Boland, Sandra Johnson, Caudlia Garrigus, Ranee Epperson, Charlotte Aday, Judy Herrin, Sherry LaRue, Cheryl Barnhouse, Manager and Bookkeeper, Coach Leonard Hudson Kneeling Judy Huffman, Pam Coff- man, Kim Branch, Delilah Athey, Pam Kirk, Kathy Kirk, Jeannette Yarber, Pam Coffman, Shelly King Junior Girls Record Hector 31 Ola 18 Hector 50 Hartman 19 Hector 52 Wonderview 20 Hector 23 Plumerville 36 Hector 30 Dover 27 Hector 27 Guy 38 Hector 39 Atkins 45 Hector 45 Scranton 24 Hector 34 Deer 9 Hector 24 Plumerville 46 Hector 34 Hartman 27 Hector 24 Jessieville 35 Hector 37 Wonderville 25 Hector 29 Atkins 33 Hector 18 Pottsville 35 Hector 37 P la inview 36 Hector 24 Scranton 41 Hector 49 Dover 28 Seventh Grade Bovs and Girls Record Boys Hector 39 Dover 30 Hector 18 Dover 10 Hector 24 Pottsville 10 Hector 11 Dardanelle 10 Hector 20 Clarksville 23 Hector 21 Dover 7 Hector 26 Hartman 24 Girls Hector 10 Dover 9 Hector 29 Atkins 31 105 SENIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL Standing; Coach Ricky Gray, Randy Prince, Steven Warren, Robert Moisey, Rickey Pruitt, lohnny lackson, Scotty Burch, Terr Bull, Dennis Johnson, Terry Payton, Richard Garrigus, Kneeling; Mike Coffman, Denny Bell, Timmy Goates, Sidney Gray, David Williams, Chris Vincent Tommy Bartlett, Edward Condley, Randy Hodges, Charles Hamilton, Jearld Taylor. Hector Senior Boys A Team Hector 68 Hartman 33 Hector 64 Wonderview 54 Hector 45 Scranton 39 Hector 60 Sacred Heart 42 Hector 73 Ola 53 Hector 67 Wonderview 72 Hector 52 Dover 49 Hector 69 Ola 59 Hector 45 Plumerville 63 Hector 66 Coal Hill 61 Hector 39 Plamview 68 Hector 68 Atkins 58 Hector 49 Pottsville 52 Hector 54 Dardanelle 25 Hector 50 Scranton 67 Hector 46 Deer 37 Hector 64 Plumerville 92 Hector 53 Pottsville 69 Hector 49 Pottsville 50 Hector 48 Scranton 69 Hector 55 Pottsville 60 Hector 53 Plamview 66 Hector 65 Dover 78 Hector 61 Dardanelle 50 B Team Hector 50 Plumerville 65 Hector 35 Pottsville 51 106 SENIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Standing from left to right, Paula Rye—Bookkeeper; Virginia Parham, Anita Burris, Sherry Aday, Sammie Gregory, Ann Cochran, Jane Sikes, Kathy Aday, Shelia Churchill, Nina Allison, Sharon Parham, Gail Felkins, Thersia Kirk. Lola McCuin—Manager, and Coach Ricky Gray. Hector Senior Girls Hector 84 Hector 74 Hector 44 Hector 69 Hector 58 Hector 74 Hector 56 Hector 64 Hartman 19 Wonderview 31 Scranton 39 Sacred Heart 47 Ola 38 Wonderview 42 Dover 36 Ola 42 Hector 67 Coal Hill 57 Hector 67 Atkins 48 Hector 50 Plainview 36 Hector 68 Bellville 60 Hector 51 Casa 34 Hector 57 Southside 33 Hector 57 Mulberry 67 Hector 63 Deer 50 Hector 66 Pottsville 33 Hector 40 Pleasant View 44 Hector 69 Atkins 61 Hector 44 Mulberry 47 Hector 55 Scranton 50 Hector 79 Dover 30 Hector 64 Atkins 40 Hector 55 Plainview 33 Hector 74 Dover 49 107 JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Hollie Halsted (Co-Captain), Juanita Langford, Sheila Bohanan, Vicki Owens (Mascot), Khonda Marable, Kay Launius, Pam Hays (Captain), and Vicky Standndge The junior cheerleaders lead the student body in cheering at a pep rally. 108 Left to right: Pam Mathis (Captain) Teresa Pruitt lanet Newton Sammie Gregory (Co-Captain) Billie Gray leanie McAlister SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Billie Gray along with the other cheerleaders lead the Hector fans in singing the school song before each home game. 109 THEY’RE A DIFFERENT BREED OF CAT. COUNTY CHAMPS Hector Senior Girls defeated the Atkins Senior Girls on their home court to take the Pope County championship. The seventh grade boys' team easily swept the competition to take first place in the Pope County Tournament. no DISTRICT RUNNER-UPS The Senior Girls were narrowly defeated by Hackett Senior Girls at Hackett. They were runner-ups at District, but went on to win their first game at the state tournaments at Conway. Our girls brought home the coveted trophy for sportsmanship from the state tournaments. Two girls were individually recognized for their performance in the District Tourna- ment. Kathy Aday was named to the All-Dis- trict team, and Ann Cochran was named the Most Valuable Player in the tournament. MOUNTAIN VIEW Hwy. 105 1-40 Ph. 641-8909 Atkins, Arkansas 72823 ). E. Wiley, Owner Operator Wrecker Service General Repairs WEST-ARK j. EQUIPMENT COMPANY Ronald L. Archer, Owner INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER EQUIPMENT ■ « ?? Sales—Service—Parts Phone 968-4320 Highway 7 South Russellville 112 Don's Plumbing, Heating Air Conditioning Sheet Metal Ditch Witch Trenching Service Installation 284-4554 2 1 4 miles southwest of Hector on Highway 27 Don Owens Phone Dardanelle Tastee £ £, Rebel Speed i Speed equipment Auto accessories Ph 968-5444 Hwy. 64 W. Russellville 50 Freeze Flavors Malts Shakes Ph. 229-4071 302 Union Avenue Dardanelle 113 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 community activities, and we are especially interested in your school as we recognize that the young people today will be the leaders of tomorrow. Mrs. Gladys Epperson HOME OFFICE Dover Phone 331-2121 HECTOR OFFICE Hector Phone 284-3341 114 A Bank Large Enough To Serve You And Small Enough To Know You Compliments of Bud’s Atkins A «V--------«— Oavings Loan Association E ON MAIN OFFICE 500 WEST MAIN ST RUSSELLVILLE Tri rPMONt 968 2585 BRANCH OFFICE 310 UNION STREET OAROANELLE telephone 229 3312 HWT. 1 SOUTH-SOUTHGATE SNOOPING CENTER A A Lawn Mower Shop Rentals, Welding, Saw Sharpening Phone 331-2130 lohn L. Myers Scottsville Lee L. Young Insurance Agency . AOENT . COMPANY .MONTHLY PAYMENT If yn wi k SAVE MONEY ON ALL INSURANCE Ante • Life • Rr Trvck • Phone 968-1219 ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS 301 East 13th St Russellville 115 m—rmr 116 Phone 331-9818 DOVER CAFE Meet Your Friends Here Reece Hogins Dover MAIN BARBER SHOP |. L. Austin lames Whittenburg Atkins FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF RUSSELLVILLE WEST MAIN AT N HOUSTON RUSSELLVILLE 1 MORRIS’ GENERAL STORE COIN LAUNDRY Appleton Jo - 2)«. Tom Poore MANAGER 'ervicea EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 0 tyou'rs Jlookiny 'Dox eft Q.o , t it JLoofdny Qox ijou 888 3S48 BOO MAIN BUILDING. Suit 213 J8SIULVIUI LaWanda Jean’s Clothing Fabric Center Phone 331-2803 Market St. Dover POnSVILLE NURSERY Pottsville Arkansas 72858 G. W. GOREE OWNER Shade Trees Evergreens Fruit Trees Ornamental Plants Decorative Rock Landscaping Yards Seeoed Dirt Hauling Gravel Hauling Insecticides Fertilizers Ph. 478-2021 Hours 8-5 Downtown Phillips 66 104 West Broadway Atkins Lum's Window Specialties, Inc. Lum's Equipment Co. 968-1468 OR 576-4506 KILBURN’S LUM EDWARDS UK • K VlCi HWY. 7 SO RT. 1. BOX 75B RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS DONT RUN OUT WATSON’S CAR CARE Hector GROCERY ATKINS SIMS DATSUN Inc. Hwy 64 E Telephone 968-4566 RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 Sedans • Wagon ■ Pickup ■ Sports Cars Drive a Datsun Then Decide 117 “In The Valley” It’s W. C. PINSON REAL ESTATE Serving You With Integrity and Hard Work ALL YOUR NEEDS H REALTOR 1 We Work Statewide on Commercial and Industrial Residential 0 Commercial Rural Industrial CALL 968-5466 2803 W. Main St. Russellville, Arkansas Appleton e on Station Compliments of Jerry McCuin s Atkins PICKLE COMPANY, Inc. i i Aristocrat of in Pickles and Peppers 18 Gardner-Mobley Lovell-Lyford Clinic Earn as You Learn' Eye Specialists Phone 968-2242 111 North El Paso Ave. Russellville Phone 641-2966 Atkins PARHAMS at the P TMARKET Atkins 151 ARKHOLA SAND GRAVEL co.1 Dial 968-5660 HWY7S. BODJ njffNDtH Bartons REPAIRS Highway 124 Station Garagt Russellville Used Auto and Truck Parts Jones rfsj f) Summers Highway 7 Salvage Russellville - Dover Highway Route 2. Dover. Arkansas Phone 967-2689 Dover Station Ray Baker POULTRY TRUCKING 0k GARAGE Carrier DEALER AIR CONDITIONING — HEATING SALES % SERVICE J. E. Johnson OWNFB Dependable Air Conditioning Company IIGMWAY 64 EAST Russellville. DAY 968 5555 NIGHT 968 5297 We buy all types of hens and cocks. We move all types of pullets and poultry. Phones: 968-2596 968-2426 Ray Baker Owner sjv ROUTE 2 - BOX 71-A Russellville Russellville 119 BURNETT-TURNER INSURANCE AGENCY Insure Your Home, Auto, Boat, Business, and Life With The Insurance People C. R TURNER )IM MURPHY B. ). DUNN 706 West Main Russellville 120 Hector Coin Laundry Phone 284-8801 j ■© Yamaha , Sfcuteellnille y4 Mile South of New High School MOTORCYCLE SALES’ SERVICE “PARTS FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP I BOB UNDERHILL 720 in� «th RmmIMII., Ark. Dover Mobill Service J| Station Craven’s Phillips 66 P O Box 108 i Hwy 64 E Market lohn Helen Newport Scottsville Corner BOB S WATER PUMP SERVICE 917 E. 4th St Russellville ATKINS CHRONICLE Printers—Publishers Pho. 641-7161 Atkins At AP L, it’s more than a slogan- it’s how we’re facing the future. MiOOlC SOUTH UTXtT«S JTJTJM 122 Kilburn’s Grocery, Hardware Carwash Dover JORDAN VOLKSWAGEN, INC. HIGHWAY 64 EAST-P.O. BOX 158 • RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 PHONE 968-1190 VOLKSWAGEN VALLEY FURNITURE, APPLIANCE MUSIC CO. The furniture store that believes it takes more than words to satisfy a customer. Hwy. 64 E. Russellville THE FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION 912 E. 4th St Russellville Hwy. 64 East Russellville ANDERSON BOX COMPANY, INC, Hwy 64 E Russellville 123 MUSIC 2nd it S Ark Russellville Everything in Music Ph. 968-2324 968-2210 BUTCH AND JUDY’S GROCERY AND STATION Ph 331-2950 Moreland Dover Pharmacy and Medical Rentals “Let the Dover Pharmacy fill your next prescription Rentals of Wheelchairs, Day Hospital beds, etc. Night 331-2135 Phone 331-2131 Compliments of RENNAE SIMS BUILDERS SUPPLY STERLDiG Danville 491-2321 Dardanelle 229-4190 Clarksville 754-8104 o gm£eu FURNITURE COMPANY ATKINS ARKANSAS PHONE 44125W 555 Auto Supply If we don't have it we'll get it. 208 South Arkansas Avenue Ph. 968-2555 Russellville 124 (Z 'D Viuy Stoned Russellville - Phone 968-2456 Plainview - Phone 272-4291 Atkins - Phone 641-2397 COURTESY AND SERVICE Compliments of BOB BAILEY, JR. Ph. 968-2373 Russellville JACK HILL AUTO PARTS Ph 968-1115 106 North Arkansas Russellville lumpbmt- . ' ’ Ph 968-4411 (fkirtUtrr txss —FUNERAL—SERVICE— Rye’s Feed Service Campbell’s Custom Mix lames E. Rye Glenna Rye Shoe Store Route 2 Hwy. 326 Russellville Russellville Farm Bureau Insurance R. L. (Ray) Martin, C. L. U. Agency Manager Don Keener, Special Agent Rye Motor Co. Ph. 968-2018 Ph. 968-1361 107 North Boston 407 West Main Russellville Russellville 125 Leonard’s Hardware Benjamin Moore Paints Hardware Electric Supplies Ph. 968-2142 118 North Commerce Russellville Compliments of REECE HOGINS Ri One Dover Sterling LmKttwy 202-204 MIIN PHONE 9S8-3188 FURNITURE HARDWIRE APPLIANCES Store Ph. 968-1787 Main Street Russellville Russellville Joyce’s Beauty Shop Ph 284-4591 Hector 126 NOON BUFFET MON thru FRI 11:00-2:00 Aerviny Open Seven Days 10 AM To 9 PM lie I {Jor J’i jineS frieJ WE CATER TO YOUR BANQUETS AND PARTIES Hwy. 64 East Russellville 3 OF ARKANSAS |im Williams Distributor Morrilton Compliments of 0 . FUNERAL | him SERVICE INC. Russellville Center Valley Grocery, Station, and Dress Shop Ph. 968-4403 Second Commerce Ph. 967-1592 Rt. 4 Russellville CORCORAN PHOTOGRAPHS Maurice ). Corcoran Photographer Thanking you for allowing me to make your senior portraits. Russellville Otasco Quality price Associate Store “Home of Better Values Growing with Pope County Since 1940 Russellville thi BANK or RUSSELLVILLE Every Kind of Banking Service With Two Locations To Serve You 2nd Denver—Hwy. 64 East Bank the modern way with our drive-in window. 129 HUNGRYBOY DRIVE-IN 820 East 4th Street Russellville T-BERRY’S MOBILE HOME SALES AND SERVICE Arkansas Smallest Mobile Home Dealer But We Try Harder. 10% down—up to 12 year financing VA Loans—No Money Down 968-2442 Hwy. 64 East Russellville Valley Food Market Atkins OLD SOUTH RESTAURANT Our menu is crowded with goodness.' Open 24 Hours Daily Russellville Robert Lynn Roberts ILYJshuS! 4 Dairy Queen r “Ufa all go to tho DAIRY QUEEN’’ 1014 E. 14th ST. RUSSELLVILLE AGENT 912 E. 4th Russellville, Arkansas 72801 Bus.: 968-7117 Res.: 967-3326 MFA INSURANCE COMPANIES JONES SUPPLY CO. BATESVILLE. HARRISON RUSSELLVILLE. SPRINGDALE wholesale- plumbing electrical, heating, industrial We like Arkansas!” 132 GIVE Meals Dry Goods Fine Foods At Budget Prices Feed We Give S H Green Stamps Phone 284-3255 Hector Groceries Hardware Ward School Bus Manufacturing Highway 65 South, Conway Home Furniture Store Song FURNITURE STORE 900 S. Arkansas—Phone 968-1818 Russellville CHURCHILL’S SUPERMARKET MORTONS DOLORES'S FROZEN FOODS Division of ITT Continental Baking Russellville BEAUTY SHOP Ph 284-4061 Hector K-RUTH’S GROCERY A L Carruth 1119 North Detroit Russellville Of Russellville Hwy. 7-T Ph. 968-2200 SALES SERVICE TROY BURRIS Office Machines, Supplies. Printing Ph 468-4888 101 W Main Russellville Continental Telephone Svstem 214 South Denver Russellville 133 Bill Abernathy Sheriff Collector 134 Compliments of Bud Wait Austin's Garage Barlow's Barber Shop Carter's Grocery Ray Lee Builders' Supply Rose Drug Store Bewle s Tastee Burger Stop Swap Leon Johnson M F A Insurance Agency Walter's Radio and Phonograph Service Newton's, Inc. Roger's Drug Store Russellville Fabric Center Russellville Printing Co. Shepard's Jewelers Russellville Western Wear South Arkansas Texaco State Beauty Supply In Loving Memory This 1974 Hector Annual is dedicated to the memory of Mr. E. W. Bob Tripp, who served as the principal of the grade school for fifteen years. Mr. Tripp's warm personality and strong leader- ship has guided two generations of Hector stu- dents to reach for higher goals. He set a fine exam- ple for students to pattern their lives after in his civic activities. As the mayor of Hectoi he saw many improvements in the city. Active always in his church, the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Hector, he set his goals high. As president of the Pope County Historical Society he sought firm foundations in the history of this great state. He helped promote pride in the heritage of our country. Each of his students has carried with him a flicker of his inspiration to help each of them seek the highest goals in life. 136 We Have Reached Our Goa!!! Ever since our theme, Reaching Out tor a Higher Goal, was decided upon early in the summer, the annual staff has been working desperately to reach our goal of producing a yearbook that would be liked and enjoyed by you, our fellow students. I want to give a very special thanks, from them down as an editor and they have done great and been so good about trudging on and meeting deadlines when it seemed almost impossible. Our yearbook would never have gotten here without the determination and never ending hard work that our spon- sor, Mrs. Owens, put into this annual. We offer you deepest thanks, Mrs. Owens, for your devotion and refresh- ing ideas. Now the year is over and our work is done. We've given it our best and we have reached our goal. Always when you reach a goal, you have that feeling of satisfaction, a feeling of full-fillment and happiness. We hope you share this feeling of happiness as you look through and read this Wildcat yearbook of 1974. Again all of my thanks to you, Mrs. Owens, and the WILDCAT 1974 staff Sherry Aday 1974 WILDCAT editor 138 A AAA Lawn Mower Shop 115 A Q Chicken Houte 127 Abernathy, Bill 134 Aday, Charlotte 34. 83. 93. 94. %. 97. 105 Aday, Kathy 42. 72. 75, 92, 93. 97. 107 Aday. Sherry 50. 72, 74. 91. 93. 94. 103. 107 Aday. Wetley 10 Aday. W L 42 Additon, Cliff 42 Age of Aget Marble A Granite Co 112 Alliton, Amy 16 Alliton, Anthony 30, 102. 104 Alliton, Billy 26. 28. 72. 102, 103 Alliton. Nina 42. 77, 92. 93. 95. 96. 107 Anderton Box Co 123 Appleton Exxon Station 118 Arkantat Power A Light Co. 122 Arkantat Valley Farmert' Attn 125 Arkantat Valley Savings A Loan Attn 115 Arkhola Sand A Gravel Co 119 Armtteadt. Evelyn 26 Armtteadt. Judy 30 Athey, Delilah 34. 72. 93. 97. 105 Athey. Pat 56 Athey, Paul Alon 22,89 Atkmt Chronicle 122 Atkint Pickle Co . Inc B 118 Baker, David 38 Baker. Vickie 48. 70. 92. 93. 94 Baker, lull 6 Baker. Ray Poultry Trucking A Garage 119 Bailey. Bob |r 124 Bank of Dover 114 Bank of Ruttellville 129 Barnhouse. Cheryl 34. 93, 105 Barnhoute. Darwin 30 Barnhouse. Daryl 42 Barnhoute. David 30 Bartlett. Bruce 46 Bartlett. Iimmy 16 Bartlett. Opal 54 Bartlett. Tommy 38. 100. 106 Barton's Station A Garage 119 Bats, Patrick 9 Baxter. Dewayne 22 Baxter. Sandra 26. 27, 96. 103 Bay's Pharmacy 121 Beatty. Janet 70 Bell. Denny 38. 72, 75. 97. 100, 106 Bell. Greg IB. 72 Bell, lohn 63 Bell. Timothy 8 Bennett. Carolyn 66 Bennett. Cindy 16.8V Bibler. Glen 4 Blackford. Donna 8 Blackwell, Norma 18 Blackwell, William 26 Blair, Dan 67 Blair, Danny 26 Blair, Shelia 9 B la lack. Gearld 10 B la lack. Randell 20 B la lack. Rickey 34 B la lack. Spencer 16 B la lack. Steve 12 B la lack. Stewart 6 Blalack. Terry 26. 103 B la lack. Troy TV Repair 113 Biasdell. Andrea 6 Bob's Water Pump Service 122 Bohanan. James 26. 72.103 Bohanan. Sheila 30. 72. 94. 108 Boland. Glenn 62. 93 Boland. Rena 34. 35. 93. 94 96, 97. 105 Boothe. Shirley 60 Botey A Son's Auto Man 127 Borden's of Arkansas 128 Branch. David 18 Branch. Kim 34. 93.105 Branch. Paul 14 Brashear. Michele 10. 88 Bridges. Carolyn 26. 72.103 Bridges. Janet 16 Bridges. Johnny 9 INDEX Brothenon. Tin Brown. Barbara Brown. Charlie Brown, Clinton Brown, Eulean Brown. |err Brownlee, Cindy Brownlee. Ronnie Brownlee. Toni Bud' Exxon Bull, loe O Bull. Nan Bull. Terry Burch. Boyce Burch, laun Burch. Scotty Burch. Steve Burnett-Turner In Agcy Burnt. Anita Burnt' Office Suppliet Burnt. Ruth Burton. Shelia Butch ludy’t Croc A Sta Butler. Donna Sue Butler, lulia Byrd, Larry Byrd. Rita Byrum. Daryl Byrum, Deanna Byrum. Donald Byrum. lohnny Byrum, lit Byrum. Ronald ( C A D Drug Storet Calvert, Chetter Carr. Harold Carr. Keith Carr. Rickey Campbell. David Campbell, leffery Campbell. Rickey Campbell s Shoe Store Caudle, Reece N Center Valley Croc . St . A Drett Shop Chambert. Kimberly Chambert. Suzanne Chambert, Walter Champion. Kay Chatteen. Adelia Chatteen. Mitchell Cheek Who letale Croc Chitum. Betty Chitum. Brenda Chitum, Douglat Chitum, Gene Chitum, Lawonna Chitum. letta Chitum. Norman Chitum. Reta (Stroud) Chitum. Rotetta Chitum. Tonya Chitum. Wendall Chronitter. Betty Chronitter. Carolyn Chronitter, J L Chronitter. lamet Chronitter. Tereta Church. Carolyn Church. Margie Church, Robm Church, Shirley Churchill Mae Dean Churchill. Rita ChurchiH. Shelia Churchill't A G Market Clancy. Duane Clancy, Glenn Clancy. Gordon Clancy. Scott Cochran. Ann Cochran. )an Cochran. Mary Cochran. Nita Cochran. Pam Cochran. Tony Coffman. Debra 9.88 16 26 34 58 87 20 26. 102 10,72 115 SS 57 49. 74. 95. 101. 106 54 85 42. 43, 77. 92, 101, 106 30. 102 120 47. 51. 72. 92, 93, 94. 97. 103. 107 133 6 18 124 8. 88 30.94 14 10 IB. 72 72 12,88 26. 103 20 10 124 52 34. 104 24 30 9 7 14 125 134 129 8 20 12 12 30.94 47 121 24 8 12 26 7 16 30 47 34 18 12 26. 94 6 14 30 16 47 38. 93 8 30.94 Coffman. Jimmy Coffman, Mark Coffman, Mary (Laumut) Coffman. Mike Coffman. Pam (8th) Coffman, Pam (9th) Coffman, Paula Coffman, Roger Cole. Linda Cole, Wayne Collint. Anna Collmt. Glen Collint, lannifer Collint. Winnie Colonial Flower Shop Colony Shop Condley, Becky Condley. Bobby Condley. Brian Condley. David Condley. Dennit Condley. Don Condley. Edward Condley. Melinda Condley. Steven Condley, Stuart Condley. Tim Continental Telephone Co Cook, laton Cook. Jimmy Cook. Linda Cook, Randy Cook, Twila Cook. Wayne Corcoran Studio Cornwell't Drett Shoppe Craven't Phillipt 66 Crow. Anna Crow. Bill Crow, Danny Crow, Vela Cutwelt. Janet Culwell. lohnme Culwell. Karen Cumbie, Ann Cumbie. Jimmy Curtit. A dona Cunit, Diane Curtit. Becky Curtit. Nadine Curtit. Paul Curtit. Ronnie D Dairy Queen Dardanelte Tattee Freeze Davit, David Davit, Joe Davit. Randy Davit, Shelly Davit. Tami Dependable Air Condit Dixon. Rodney Dlugoth, fancy Dolores's Beauty Shop Don't Plumbing, Htg. 8 Air Condit Dover Cafe Dover Mobil Serv Sta Dover Pharmacy Medical Rentalt Dowtown Phillipt 66 Serv Sta Drewry, Cathy Duvall, Jert Duvall, Larry Epperton. Janice 6. 88 72. 18 46. 92 42. 44 93, 101, 106 30. 94. 10S 34. 93. 10S 70 22 14. 89. 72 30. 33, 102. 104 12 7 42 30, 83 126 131 20 10 12 18 6 16 38. 95. 100, 101. 106 42 20 85 38. 100 133 10 20 26 9 6 16 129 117 121 18.89 14 9.88 52.94 24 10 30 18 26 12 30.94 46. 93. 94 47. 51.60. 76. 92. 93. 95 18 50 131 113 51 65. 102 8. 72 20 22. 72 119 10,72 72 133 113 116 121 124 116 31.94 35 72. 20 42. 93. 96 t 42. 44. 75. 86. 92. 93. 96. 97 42. 92. 93. 96. 97. 107 132 Epperson. Ranee 35, 93. 96. 97.105 Emerson, Jimmy Emerson. Rickey Essmger. Jimmy 20 31.102.104 39 22 F 16 Farm Bureau Ins 125 52 Farmer's Ins. Group 121 34 Fay. Jackie 31. 72. 94. % 47, 60. 72. 75. 92. 93. Federal Land Bank Association 123 95. 103.107 Felkins. Aaron 35 70 Felkms. Gail 51. 72. 92. 93.107 10 Felkins. Timmy 7 51. 72. 92 Felkins. Wayne 52.103 f 30,83.94.96 Fillion. Donnie 6 16 Fillion, Gene 12 10 Fillion. Judy 26.94 139 Fillion. Linda 31,94 First Federal Savings Loan Assn 116 Five Fifty Five Auto Supply 124 Flanery. Della 48 Ford. Debbie 42 Ford, lames R. Agency 112 Ford. Wanda 52 Foster. Leisa 35 Foster. Norma 61,95 Fountain, Tina 27. 94. 103 Fountain. Todd 20 Freeman. Cheryl 7 Freeman. James 27. 103 Freeman, Judy 49. 9? Freeman. Kevin 10 Freeman. Larry D 31 Freeman, Lisa 11 Freeman, Regina 10 Freeman. Rhonda 18 Freeman. Ricky 27 Freeman, Ronnie 52 Freeman. Steve 24 Freeman. Terry 31. 32. 100. 104 Freeman. Vicki 31,94 Fulmer. Rebecca 9. 72 G Gardner-Mobley-Lovell-Lyford Clinic 118 Garrigus, Claudia 35. 93.105 Garngus. David 31 Garrigus. Gail 58 Garrigus, Joe 24 Garrigus. Paul 27 Garrigus. Richard 42. 86. 92. 101. 106 Garrison, lames 12 Garrison, Manuel 14 Garrison. Regina 14 Garrison. Sherry 11 Garrison. Susan 16 Gary. Scott 31. 83. 102 Gary. Tim 11. 88 Gass. 1 nda 9 Gass. Scott 8 Gillus. Sherry 9 Goates. Bobby 18 Coates. Tim 47.91,97. 106 Godfrey. Frankie 52 Godfrey. Leora 11 Godfrey. Raylene 46. 50. 76. 90. 92. 93 Godfrey. Trenna 52 Gooden. Karen 46. 76. 93. 94 Gooden. Scott 11 Gooden, Stephen 24 Goodyear. Scotty 12 Goodyear. Stoney 14 Gosnell Chevrolet-Buiek Co 115 Gowin. lack 56 Gowin. John 48, 51,95, 101 Gowin. Phillip 24. 52 Graham. J C 16 Grant, Ermil 134 Gratner, Virgil 18 Gray. Billie 42. 93. 109 Gray, Lillian 12 Gray, Penny 9 Gray. Randall 20 Gray, Rickey 65. 106. 107 Gray, Sewood S4 Gray, Sidney 42. 67. 90. 106 Gray, Terry 35. 36. 104 Gray, Tony 72. 22 Gregory, Franky 22.89 Gregory, Sammie 42. 90. 93. 107. 109 H Mallum. Bobbye 10 Hallum, Charles 35. 100. 104 Hallum. Martha 70. 71 Hahted. Brenda 31 Mils ted, Hollte 32. 94. 108 Hamilton. Charles 39. 100, 106 Hamilton. Elvis 8 Hamilton, Jeame 18 Hamilton, Pam 11 Hamilton, Randy 11 Hamilton, Raymond 22 Hanna. Brenda 39 Hanna. Joe 24 Hassel. Alan 39 Hays. Charlotte 39. 72. 86. 93 Hays, Pam 32. 33. 87. 94. 108 Hays, Tim 32. 104 Hector Com Laundry 121 Heflin, Shirley 50 Helton, Richard 7 ilelton. Rickev 35. 61. 104 140 Hern. Annette 35. 93 Hern. Loretta 42 Herrin, |udy 35. 93. 105 Hildebrand. Chad 15 Hildebrand, Nancy 12 Hildebrand, Sandra 18 Hill, lack Auto Parts 125 Hill. Walter 11 M«L Wanda 16 Hitt. William 8 Hodges. Randy 39. 97, 100, 106 Hogan, lacicv 16 Hogms. Reece 126 Hollabaugh. Bill Ins Agcy 119 Holt, Debra 35 Holt. Randell 15 Holt. Ronnie 18 Home Furniture 132 Hon. Brandon 9 Hopper. Lam 27. 96, 103 Hopper. Maurice 40 Horn, Renee 13. 88 Housley. Debbie 40. 93. 94 Housley. Greg 72. 24 Housley. Stephney 32 Hudson. Leonard 24. 100. 104, 105 Hudson. Sean 6 Huffman. Bobby 43 Huffman. Judy 32. 94. 105 Hull, Ann 32. 94. 105 Hull. Alta lean 52. 72 Hull. Kathy 24 Hull. Tim 40 Humphrey, Arnold 18. 89 Humphrey-Gardner Funeral Service 125 Humphrey. Lionel 40 Hungry Boy Drive-In 130 Hurley, Michael 7 Hurley, Sandie 1 1 T T Continental Baking Co 35. 93. 94 133 Ingram, Scott 49, 101 Irwin, Kenmth 27 Irwin. Samantha 8 Ivy. Donny 16.89 Ivy, Karen I 32. 94. % 1 Jackson. Bob 66 lack son. lohnny 67. 101, 106 lack son. Lena 2 lo-Dee Services Employment Agcy. 116 lohn's Music Center 124 lohnson Dennis 43. 101. 106 lohnson. Doyle 17 lohnson. bandra 32, 94, 105 lones, Frank 22 tones. Melee ia 11 lones, Skelly Station 119 lones Supply Co 131 lones'. Thomas V Lumber Co. 112 Iordan's Volkswagen. Inc 123 Joyce's Beauty Shop 126 K Ketcherside, Katie 51.93 Kilburn's Grocery 117 Kilburn's Grocery. Hdw . 6 Car Wash 123 Kilims, Daniel 34. 36 KilpatrKk. Warren 17 King, Phyllis 36. 93 King, Shelia 27. 94. 96, 103 King, Shelly 36. 93. 96. 105 Kirk, Cathy 36. 87. 93. 105 Kirk. Pam 32. 83. 94, 105 Kirk, Thresia 43. 92. 93. 95, 107 Krusemark. Jimmy 20 Krusemark. Tracy 27 K-Ruth's Market 133 L Langford, Juanita 32. 94, 108 La Rue. Sherry 34. 36. 94. 96. 105 Launius, Gene 32 Launius. John 17 Lauruus, Kay 27. 72. 94. 103. 108 LaWanda lean's Clo. A Fabric Center 116 Lawrence. Roger 85 Lawton's Shoes 126 Laymon, Becky 13 Laymon. Lynn 6 Lee. Stanford 134 Lemley Furniture Co. 124 Leonard's Hardware 126 Linker, Chuck 15 Linker. Pam 22 Linker. Regina Linkway Stores Llewellyn. Ruth 58 Lombardi, Christina 22.72 Lombardi, Cindy 27. 101 Loveland. Carol 28. 9« Loveland, lohnny Loveland. Leslie Loveland. Michael 8.72 Lum's Window A Spec Equip Co 117 Lusk. Bobby 17 Lusk. Ronald 9 M M F A Insurance Agency 131 Mam Barber Shop 116 Marable. Keith 17 Marable. Rhonda 36. 93. 108 Martin. Bonita 28. 10J Martin, luanita 28. 72. 96. 103 Martin, Ruby 40 Mason. Tammy 19 Mathis. Pam 43. 93. 109 Mathis. Patricia 27. 28. 103 Maxwell. Karen 6 Maxwell. Terry 11 McAlister, leame 43, 93, 95. 109 McAlister. Mary Lou 9 McAlister. Pearlie 58 McCool, Cheryl 11 McCool, Tim 28. 72 McCum. Anthony 40 McCum. Danny 24 McCum. Lola 48. 72. 92. 93, 95. 107 McDonald. Barbara 19 McDonald. Debbie 22. 72 McDonald. Dianna 17, 72 McDonald. Gary 13 McDonald. Steven 81 McDonald. Terry 36. 61 McGee, Carol 58 McGee. Randy 43 McGee. Shawna 13 McGee. Steve 36. 61. 104 McGee. Terry 20 McGowan. Joy 20 McGowan. Robin 28. 103 McKellar. Frankie 23 McKellar. Holly 7 McKellar, Rose 36 McKellar. SuP 43 McKellar, William 15 McKeown, Kim 6 Mearns. Tracie 52 Melton, Bruce 11 Melton, |an 15 Mellon, Keith 24 Melton. Km 32 Melton, Mark 13 Melton. Tammy 52 Miller. John 36. 100, 104 Millsaps, Versie 17 Molloy, Brenda 50 Molloy, Cindy 9 Molloy. Marsha 19 Molloy. Randy 32, 83. 102 Molloy. Ronnie 52 Molloy. Susan 28. 96, 103 Morgan, Beverly 43 Morris Gen Store A Com Laundry 116 Moms. Lonus 17 Morns. Shirley 28. 72. 103 Mortenson. Tammy 40. 93 Mosley. Earnest 40. 100 Mosley, lames T9 Mosley, lohn 46. 97. 101 Mosley. Robert 44. 101. 106 Mosley. Willie 32 Mountain View Phillips 66 Serv Sta 112 Murdoch. David Ins Agcy 121 N 20 13 28. 103 15 50 36. 93 28. 72. 103 44,91.92. 93. 95. 109 131 15 o OTASCO 129 New. lack New, Jennifer New, Timmy New. Tommy Newport, Connie Newport, Debbie Newport. Gary Newton, Janet Newton's Pharmacy Norton. Guinn Old South Restaurant 130 Owens. David 9. 72 Owens, lanice 61. 96. 97 Owens. Kathy 19 Owens, Ricky 23 Owens, Tammy 32. 94 Owens, Vicki P 7. 108 PAT Market 119 Pack. Rands 17 Pack, Rhonda 9 Pack, Teresa 6 Pack, Vince 52, 89 Page. Bert 134 Page. Iimmy 23. 72 Page, Rhonda 37. 93 Palmer. Randall 13 Palmer. Rhonda 20 Palmer, William 26 Pants West 121 Parham. Debra Ann 7 Parham. Randy 20 Parham. Sharon 40. 107 Parham. Virginia 47. 66. 94. 107 Parrish, Mandy 6. 88 Parrish, Regina 7 Patton, Kathy 28. 94. 103 Patton. Randall 49 Payton, Brenda 29. 103 Payton, Perry 32. 104 Payton, Sandra 20 Payton, Terry 44. 101. 106 Peters, F C A Sons 125 Pinegar. loe 44. 81.92. 97 Pinson. W C Real Estate 118 Pottsville Nursery 116 Powers. Ernest L 134 Prince, Randy 44. 76. 106 Pritchard. Dee Dee 13 Proctor. Charlotte 33,94 Proctor. Cindy 20. 72 Proctor. Debbie 47. 93 Proctor, Gregory 7,88 Proctor. Mark 8.88 Proctor. Ricky 44 Proctor, Teresa 93 Pruitt, Frank 32. 33. 87. 100. 104 Pruitt, David 19 Pruitt, Diane IS Pruitt. Micca 29 Pruitt, Rickey (9th) 37 Pruitt. Rickey (11th) 44. 106 Pruitt, Sandy 17 Pruitt, Teresa 40. 93. 109 Pruitt, Verlin R 20 Rackle . Dewayne 29. 103 Rack ley. lanell 23. 72. 89 Rackley. laniece 6 Rack ley. lay 20. 52 Rackley. Ionite 44 Rackley. Patricia 7 Rackley, Randy 15 Rackley. Sarah 56 Ragsdale. Mark 29. 87. 102. 103 Ramada Inn Manna 117 Rebel Speed Shop 113 Reed. Darrell 52 Renfro, David 33 Renfro, luntor 6 Renfro. Linda 23 Reno. Bill 52. 97 Remo. Dana 52 Reno. David 33 Reno. Linda 52 Rtphan � 127 Riley, Belinda 33.94 Riley, Danny 104 Riley, David 13 Riley, Dennis 29. 52. 103 Riley, Rebecca 19 Riley, Steve (3rd) 11 Riley, Steve (10th) 40. 93 Robbins, Carolyn 37 Robbins. Lisa 9 Robbins, Stanley 17 Robbins. Thomas 13 Robert s Barber Shop 121 Roper, Dennis 37. 104 Ross. Rosa 41. 93. 95 Rudder. David 9 Rudder. Sandra 21.89 Rudder. Terry 24 Rudder. William 19 Russell. Stephanie 29. 72. 87. % Rye, Jim 48. 91 Rye Motor Co 125 Rye. Paula 44. 93. 97. 107 Rye. Ronald 32. 33. 104 Rye's Feed Service 125 s Samson, lohn 29 Sanders. Debbie 29, 72 Sanders. Don 41 Sanders. Douglas 41 Sav-A-Sum Market 112 Schierbaum. Eddie 29. 102. 103 Schierbaum, lonna 17 Schierbaum, Teresa 21 Schlobohm, Judy 64, 94 Scoggins. Susan 11 Scottsville Corner Market 122 Secrease, Gene 33, 100, 102 Secrease, Kathleen 103 Secrease. Sherry 21 Secrease, Teresa 19 Sephus. Sandy 15 Shannon, Dorothy 60 Shinn Funeral Service. Inc 129 Shinn. Vanessa 34. 37. 93. 94 Sikes, lane 49. 75. 92. 93, 94. 95. 103. 107 Sims Datsun, Inc 117 Sims, Rennae Bldrs Supply 124 Sirloin Stockade 122 Suty Four Dnve-ln 119 Small. Sandra 32. 33. 94 Small. Terry 17 Small. Timothy 11 Smith, Diane 49 Standndge. James 46 Standndge. Karen 37 Standndge. Linda 41,93 Standndge. Sharon 48. 49. 84. 85. 93 Standndge. Tommy 33 Standndge. Vicky 33. 83. 94. 108 Stark. Ron 41 Sterling Store 126 Stevens, Anita 8 Stone, lemmie 37. 93 Story, Robert 9 Stroud. Chuck 41. 52 Stroud. Dale 33.81 Summers Highway 7 Salvage 119 Swaim. Bobbie 57 Swaim, G 8 57, 92 T Tackett. Chuck 41 Tackett. Michael 15.89 Taylor, Charlotte 29, 94, 96. 103 Taylor, Geneva 8 Taylor. Jerald 45. 106 Taylor. Le ca 21 Taylor. Marc 29. 103 Taylor, Ralph 41. 86. 100 T-Berry' Mobile Homes Sales A Service 130 Tesch. Caroline 23 Tesch. Christine 29.94 Tesch. Corine 7. 88 Tester. Haley 17, 72 Thacker. Sandy 70 Thomas. Larry 23. 72 Thomas. Linda 43. 45. 93 Thompson, Paul 54 Toyota 133 Treadwell. Judy 41 Tripp. Bob 136 Tnpp. Marguerite 7 Tnpo. Mary Lois 48. 71, 72. 92. 93. 97 Turn bough. Frankie 52 Turnbough. Paulette 52 Turner. Randy 27. 29. 72 Turner, Shelia 37. 93 Turney. Billy Joe 17 Turney, Margaret 9 u Utley. Agaila 49, 71. 72. 92. 93. 97 Utley. Durian 50. 66, 72. 92 V Valley Food Market 130 Valley Furniture, Appl A Music Co. 123 Vincent. Chris 45. 106 w Walker. Janie 35. 37. 72. 93. 105 Walker. Jimmy 17 Walker. Wayne 52 Walters. Darlene 33 Walters, Gilbert 29.103 Walters. Pamela 23 Walton. David 15 Walton, Doug 37. 100. 104 Ward School Bus Mfg, Inc 132 Warren, Carla 23, 72 Warren. Christina 9 Warren, Karen 9.72 Warren. Rita 29. 72. 94. 103 Warren, Travis 19 Warren. Steven 41. 76, 97. 100. 106 Watkins. Alvin 33 Watkins, Kenneth 7 Watkins. Rachel 13 Watkins. Robin 23. 72 Watson. Deborah 29. %. 103 Watson's Car Care 117 Watts. Debra 37. 93 Weatherford, Brenda 38. 41, 75. 93 Weatherman, Karen 13 Wells. Janice 29.94 Wells. Kevin 52 Wells. Kyle 21 Wells. Mike 13 Wells, Ronnie 24 West-Ark Equip Co 112 Westbrook, Randy 52.103 Westbrook, Ronnie 52 Western Auto 126 West-Gibson Discount Store 115 Williams. Anthony 9 Williams. David 45. 101, 106 Williams. Denese 17. 72 Williams, Kenny 33.102 Williams. Lon 29.94 Williams. Sandra 15. 72 Williams. Steve 29. 72.103 Williams, Teresa 23 Wilson, Glenn 45. 66. 90. 92. 101 Wilson. Tammy 6 Wilson. Theresa 29 Wisdom. Ricky 46. 48. 95. 101 Wolfe. David 13 Wood, Kenneth 33 Wood. Randy 23 Wooten, Nancy 70 Wygal, Cheryl 23.89 Wygal. Roy 33. 83. 102, 104 Y Yamaha of Russellville 121 Yarber. Jeanette 36. 37. 93. 94. 96. 105 Yarber. Kenny 9 Yarber. Nicky 29 Young, Lee L Ins Agcy 115 14]