Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

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HONOR ROLL STUDENTS These students made a 3.25 or better average grade point every grading period during the fall semester. EIGHTH GRADE Kay Launius, Billy Allison, Rita Warren, Steve Williams, Sheila King, Randy Turner. JUNIORS Seated: Frankie Turnbough, Charlotte Hays, Ron Stark. Standing: Steven Warren, Dale Felkins, Denny Bell SENIORS Bottom: Rita Churchill, Joe Pinegar. Cliff Addison, Randy Prince. Top: Janet Newton, Pam Mathis, Kathy Aday, Sheila Churchill Rena FRESHMEN Pam Kirk, Pam Hays, Sheila Bohanan, Kathy Drewry SOPHOMORES Boland, Delilah Athey, Janie Walker 5

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Honors

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WHO’S WHO is selected by the junior and senior high school faculty each year. These students were elected for their outstanding leadership, citizenship and participation in school activities. Service is the keynote word when Shelia Churchill’s name is mentioned. During her days as a student, Shelia has served Hector High School well. This service has held her in good standing with the Beta Club, F.H.A., Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Basketball, Track, Junior and Senior Play, and Choir. For years to come, younger students will remember Shelia for her willingness to undertake any job that needs to be done. Randy Prince is an excellent example of the sports minded male student who puts everything into anything he attempts to do, all the way from playing basketball to any classroom project. This desire to excel has taken Randy a long way in his basketball career for he has also been named All District. This determination carried him through track, Junior and Senior Play. If past perfor- mance counts for anything, Randy will go far in all areas of life. m In Denny Bell’s eleven years of schooling at Hector, he had impressed the faculty as well as the student body with his conscientious dedication toward his studies. This dedication has paid off in many ways, the first of which is being a member of the Beta Club. He applies this same dedication in basketball, baseball, track and toward his Annual Staff duties. With this attitude, we predict that Denny will accomplish much in life. Leadership with a capital L tells of Kathy Aday’s accomplishments in her twelve years at Hector High School. Her leadership ability has been ably displayed on the basketball court for she has also been chosen to the All District Team. This leadership carries over into other v areas for she has been an active participant with the Paper f Staff, Choir, F.H.A., Junior and Senior Play, Track and Teacher’s Aide. As further proof of her ability, she is Editor of the Wildcat annual and president of the Beta Club. We expect great things from this Who’s Who candi- w '