Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

Editor, Rena Boland Sponsor, Mrs. Janice Owens 1976 WILDCAT Volume XXVI HECTOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS HECTOR, ARKANSAS Y E S T E R D A Y We said, “We re from Hector and couldn’t be prouder.” Hector came into existence in 1885 when Mr. Mayo from Evansdale, Indiana, started a post office for the town. Mr. Mayo wanted the new post office named after his hometown. Other citizens suggested Snider, Wheeler, Wootenville, Grindersville, and Greenville. The opposition to Mr. Mayo finally settled on Greenville after Mr. Green Caudle who owned the first business in the community, a tan yard. Finally, the post office department grew tired of the controversy and asked President Grover Cleveland for a name. He suggested the name Hector, after his favorite bull pup. Mr. Mayo became angry because he did not get Evansdale as the name for the new post office and refused the postmastership. Mr. H. P. Lawley was appointed the first postmaster. The first route was from Hector to Caglesville. Cotton was the money making crop of early Hector. There were several cotton gins here. The United States Government once operated a whiskey distillery on the corner of the present grade school playground. It was run in order to collect revenue. Dr. Alfred Sherrald practiced medicine around Hector in the 1840's, 50’s, and 60’s. Dr. Peter Snider was among the First doctors at Hector. He was an authority on every- thing from physics to constitutional law. Another well-remembered doctor was Dr. Linton. He began in the horse-and-buggy days. Dr. Linton treated everything from typhoid fever to the itch. He is believed to have delivered over 4,000 babies in his time. Representative Dolan Burris who served in the state legislature in 1937, 1943, 1945, and 1949 was from the Appleton area. He sponsored the Burris Bill in 1937 that was signed into law by Governor Bailey. The bill gave veterans and widows of veterans prefer- ence on state civil service examinations. The first church in Pope County was started near Hector in 1832. It was located at Camp Ground. Rev. Maylon Bewley and his four sons: Robert, John, Nelson, and George established the church. 2 During the Civil War there was a battle fought at Hector. The Confederates had a training ground just south of Mr. A. H. Athey’s farm. The log barn still has bullet holes in it. More trouble was caused by bush- whackers than by the battle. Hector was divided in loyalty. Northern Hector was on the Union’s side and the southern part of Hector was for the Con- federates. This brought on many skirmishes. Main Street, Hector, Arkansas 3 TORNADO STRIKES On the night of April 16, 1908, Hector was almost destroyed by a tornado. It wiped out several businesses, including Craig's general store, Price and Thomas’ business house, Farmers Union store, Bewley’s gin and grist mill, the drugstore, and the Masonic Lodge Hall. The damage was estimated at $50,000. Many people were injured, some of which were critical, but luckily no one was killed. In those days, everyone helped everyone else. People from all over set to work to collect money, clothing, and food for those who lost their belongings in the storm. In one trip through the business district of Russellville, over $100 was collected. The Ladies Aid Society of near-by churches gathered food and clothing for those who suf- fered. For the first few days after the storm hit, wagon loads of goods were brought to the people of Hector. It got to the point where there wasn’t enough storage space for everything they brought. Doctors from Appleton and Caglesville came immedi- ately to help the injured. One member of the community wrote, ‘We do not | become discouraged over reverses, but with faces turned toward the future, we will go forward on the great battle of life.” 4 The people of Hector celebrated the installation of electric power on February 22, 1938. The celebration started at 4 o’clock. J. M. Oanley of Scottsville was in charge of the program, but several others also spoke. Not too long ago, Hector got a new fire truck. It was a welcome addition to our town. The truck cost $6,085. The city of Hector paid $3,000 of it, and the Hector Ruritan Club raised the remainder. James Walker was named as the fire chief. 5 HECTOR S SCHOOL SYSTEM NINETY YEARS OLD In 1886 Hector School District No. 59 opened its first school under a cotton gin shed owned by J. M. Webb with Mr. Shelby Newton as its first teacher. On October 7, 1929 a new school was finished in Hector. The building was paid for and built by local citizens. The house was built without a school tax or bond. The people of Hector raised $4,000 for the new build- ing, but after visiting other schools, the people soon realized that they had insufficient funds for the type of building they wanted. Thanks to volunteer work though, the building was built. The building was 48 feet by 54 feet and two stories high. There were three classrooms on the ground floor and an auditorium on the second floor. The school was headed by Paul Llewellyn as principal, Miss Marjorie Mathis as intermediate teacher, and Miss Lois Hurley as primary teacher. Before this, the upper grades had to walk to Newton Springs to school. The Hector school paid their tuition of $1 per month. In 1922 and 1923 the Cumberland Presby- terian Church was used for the upper grades. Later school was held in the old Masonic Lodge building as the school building built in 1923 became overcrowded. Autry Newton was the first superintendent of Hector School (1925-26). O. G. McCaroll was the first agriculture teacher (1926-27). Miss llah Forest was the first Home Economics teacher (1926-27). Easkel Horn was the first basketball coach (1926-27). The first school bus was pur- chased in 1929. The Hector School was at one time (1930-33) the largest rural school in Arkansas. 6 WING SCHOOLS HAVE A SEPARATE HISTORY TILLY Tilly was established in 1926. It consisted of two grocery stores. One was owned by Calbert Crow, the other by the postmaster, Willie Dawkins who named Tilly after his hometown of Tilly, Oklahoma. In 1904 a one room school was built. It was named after Wade West who donated the land. Later it be- came better known as Union Hill. The children could start at the age of 4 and could stay in the 8th grade as long as they wanted since there was no higher education offered. Children from three coun- ties went to this school. A new school was built by Andrew Kimbrel and his sons. The new school still just had one class- room, but had a lunchroom and a stage for entertainment. Some of the teachers included Dewey Bell, Columbus Bell, Cozette Campbell, Linda Campbell, Deler Blackwell, Wilma Emerson, Vicy Martain, Emily Maxwell, Auto Prufet, and Noie Ford. 7 Rock Springs The community now called Appleton was started in 1848. It was first called Glass Village after Chief Glass whose tribe owned the land. Later the town was moved and renamed Sulphur Springs for the sul- phur spring flowing nearby. Finally, it was changed to Appleton for an old apple orchard which grew uncommon- ly big apples. The first school at Appleton was established in 1878 and taught by Pro- fessor Nath Kehun. A new building was soon built, because the first one had no ceiling. The building pictured above was built in 1935. Other early teachers were Bud Lawrence, James F. Montgomery, F. D. E. Montgomery, A. E. Vonn, Emma Mathis, and Green Bulloch. The first church established in Appleton was the Cumberland Pres- byterian Church in 1856. The first preacher was W. W. Strictland. In 1916, Appleton was a thriving community of 500 people. It had a hotel, an undertaker, a saw mill, a gin and grist mill, two doctors, five general stores, and a drug store. The hotel was run by Mrs. C. L. Brant and did a thriving business until the automobile came into use. Mer- chants delivering goods to Appleton didn’t need to stay overnight if they were in a car. Mr. Ed Wilson, Mrs. Ralph Maxey, Miss Ruth Burris, and Miss Bobbye Cathey are pictured with their students. APPLETON 8 In the early days the Indians set- tled on the Illinois Bayou. They built their teepees on a high spot near the water where it never ran over. The first post office was estab- lished |uly 1, 1874 with Edward L. McCracken as the first postmaster. The first post office was located on Little Creek. Then it was moved to down- town Scottsville. Scottsville was once a bustling agriculture center for area farmers. It had two or more general stores, a barber shop, a cotton gin, grist mill, and blacksmith shops. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Caudle and pupils. The people of the community decided they needed a church and school. They built a two story build- ing, the Scottsville Masonic Lodge. Church and school classes were held in the lower part. They hand planed the planks for the ceiling. As the school grew to eight grades and the need for a new school was seen, a two room school was built 'A mile north of Scottsville. In 1930, when Scottsville consoli- dated with the Hector School, the three room brick building in the pic- ture at thfe left was built on highway 27, which was used for six grades until 1954 when they began bussing the students to Hector. 9 SCOTTSVILLE SCHOOL DAYS, THOSE GOOE Home economics classes were taught by Mrs. Mildred Hurley in this 1954 picture. The Wildcat cheerleaders for 1954 were Lojean Coffman, Shirley Tripp, Sue Goates, Carma Lawrence, and Peggy Bibler. 10 OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS 1949 Basketball King and Queen with court from left to right Maxine Dollar, Gearl Cooper, Shirley Tripp, James Biblcr, Wanda Rilev. Glen Hickman. King Rowden Coffman. Queen Vada Stokes, Burl Trigg, Bobbye Gray, David Hill, Sherrill Rowlands. 1954 FHA Officers from left to right Lois Church-Parliamentarian, FHA Initiation 1954 Maxine Dollar-Historian, Venoda Bartlett-3rd V. P.f Marilyn Cagle- 2nd V. P., Glenna Bibler-President, Carolyn Caudle-lst V. P., Onita Aday-Secretary, Shirley Helton-Reporter, Anita Hill-Treasurer. 11 SPORTS HALL OF FAME The Hector Wildcats won their dis- trict basketball tournament the first year they had a coach. It was in the spring of 1927. Teams from all sizes of schools played in one division in those days. Hector High School only went to the tenth grade at that time. Hector won dis- trict the next two years also. Wildcat gym replaced in 196S One boy, |oe Garrigus, on this team made all state’s first team his first year in college at Arkansas Tech and later made the All Southern first team and honorable mention on All-American while at Louisiana State. Hector High School had one other boy, V. O. Story, who later did as well as Joe at the same schools. The Hector Wildcats again won their district tournament in 1966 with Coach Berry. 1966 Wildcat team Top row: Donnie Ford, Bill Linton, Larry Morris, Jerry Bynum, Ronald Bewley, Butch Hays, Roger Boyer— Manager. Bottom row: Coach Berry, Clifton Beavers, |erry Dean, Tommy Tyler, Tommy Goates, Gary Rowlands, Keith Allison-Scorekeepcr. Hector reinstated football in their senior varsity sports program this year after a lapse of 49 years. The community has been working to raise money for an athletic field to be completed hopefully this spring. The Wildcat baseball team that still holds the school record is the team of 1965. They won district and went to the state tournament. Coach Berry was their coach. 12 TWO GIRLS’ TEAMS IN STATE COMPETITION 1969 Girls' team won district and played two games in the state tournament. They won the state scholastic trophy given to the team that has the highest grade average. They were coached by Coach Frost. In 1974 the girls again went to state and played two games. They won the sportsmanship award at the state tournament and were coached by Rick Gray. 1969 Wildcats Front row: Francis Riley, Brenda Bull, Karen Burch,Sue Gregory, Peggy Gregory. Middle row: Barbara Allison, Ann Wooten, Debbie Thompson, janis Murdoch, Brenda Coffman, Melita Cagle. Top row: Coach Frost, Sharon Freeman, Linda Payton, Julia Morris, Donna Cochran, Kathy Swaim. 1974 Wildcats from left to right: Paula Rye Bookkeeper, Virginia Parham, Anita Burris, Sherry Aday, Sammie Gregory, Ann Cochran, Jane Sikes, Kathy Aday, Sheila Churchill, Nina Allison, Sharon Parham, Gail Fclkins, Thersia Kirk, Lola McCuin-Manager, and Coach Gray. In the district track meet at Conway, April 19-20, 1928, Hector won first place. Boys and the events they won were as follows: Joe Garrigus (High hurdles—first), Hale Danley (High hurdles—second), Clyde Rowlands (Low hurdles-first), Johnnie Voss (Shot put—first), Odis Churchill (Discus-first), Clyde Rowlands, Floyd Churchill, Dewey Bell, Joe Garrigus (Mile relay—first), Clyde Rowlands, Floyd Churchill, Dewey Bell, Dobson Hickman (One mile medley-first), Coach Escol Horn. SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS Discus 126’ Bucky Snider 1966 High jump 5 10 ’ Darrell Duvall 1965 Shot put 48W Buddy Coffman 1970 Broad jump 19 7” Richard Spence 1966 100 yd dash 10.6 Lannie Prince 1970 440 yd relay 46.5 J. Bynum, R. Cochran, 220 yd dash 23.8 Lannie Prince 1970 J. Carr, G. Hopson 1966 Ed Condley 1973 880 yd relay 1.37.8 J. Bynum, R. Spence, 440 yd dash 55.4 Robert Cochran 1966 J. Carr, G. Hopson 1966 880 yd dash 2:04.2 Larry Freeman 1970 Mile relay 3.39.1 J. Bynum, R. Spence, Mile run 4.39 Gary Rowlands 1966 B. Linton, R. Cochran 1966 13 GRADUATION 1975 Senior ushers Rosa Ross, Dale Felkins, Teresa Proctor, Roy Chisum, Charlotte Hays, Robert Harvell, Brenda Weatherford, Anthony McCuin. 14 Graduation speaker, Barney Welch GRADUATION HONORS 16 Joe Pinegar, National Merit Finalist Citizenship Award recipient, Randy Prince. SCHOOL BOARD Glenn Bibler Sewood Grav T 0 D A Y WE SAY, “WE RE FROM HECTOR AND COULDN’T BE PROUDER.” Students and faculty enjoyed Hector’s first Junior-Senior Prom sponsored by the Junior class of 1975. Above Mrs. Carolyn Bennett, senior sponsor, and her husband danced at the Prom which climaxed the 1974-75 school year. The Juniors decorated the gym in a spring time motif. 18 As spring approaches the forest surrounding Hector blooms with several varieties of wildflower. The wild azalea is the most prominent in the Hector area. Burn 'em, Burn 'em was the battle cry as Hector started its new senior varsity football program this year with a bon- fire. The junior and senior classes and faculty enjoyed the 1974-75 Junior-Senior Banquet held in the school cafeteria proceeding the Senior Prom. Mrs. Norma Foster was the speaker. SENIORS OF ’76 CLASS FAVORITES Teresa Proctor Earnest Mosley Charles D. Hamilton Randy G. Hodges loseph Edward Condley Charlotte Ann Hays Roy W. Chisum Lionel T. Humphrey Don Sanders Douglas Sanders Charles R. Stroud 20 CLASS OFFICERS Standing Co-presidents, Randy Hodges and Tim Condley. Seated Secretary, Brenda Weatherford, and Treasurer, Ron Stark David Allen Hood Sherry Faye LaRue Dale S. Felkins Steven R. Warren Frankie M. Turnbough Pamela ). Coffman Tommy Bartlett “Cheaper by the Do en” Cast Bill Reno Brenda Weatherford )udi Churchill Dale Felkins Ralph Taylor Roy Chisum David Baker Denny Bell Rosa Ross Teresa Proctor Charlotte Hays Pam Coffman Charles Hamilton Earnest Mosley Debbie Housley Randy Hodges Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine Frank Jackie Dan Bill Fred Anne Lillian Martha Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton Joe Scales Miss Brill Larry Dad Mother part of the Gilbreth children the housekeeper the family doctor a cheerleader a teacher someone “special’ Jimmy Dale Essinger Maurice B. Hopper Timothy T. Hull C. Ralph Taylor David Edward Baker Steve Gibson 23 SENIOR REGISTER Tony Anderson Transfer student, F.F.A. 4; V.I.C.A. 4 David Edward Baker Football 4; Baseball 3,4; junior Play, Senior Play Tommy Bartlett Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Teachers’ Aid 4 Rhonda jean Byrum Roy Chisum Transfer student, Paper Staff 3,4; Quill Scroll 4; Beta Club 3,4; Football 4; Baseball 4; Basketball manager 4; Junior play; Senior play; Senior usher 3; Campus King 4 Pamela j. Coffman Homecoming Queen 2; Basketball 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3; president 3; Class officer 1; Paper staff 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer 2; Federa- tion officer 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Teachers’ Aid 2; Who’s Who 2,3 Joseph Edward Condley Class officer 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Paper Staff 2; Track 1; V.I.C.A. 3,4; officer 3,4 Tim Condley Class Officer 2,4; Basketball 1,2; Teachers’Aid 4; Class favorite 2; Homecoming Escort 3; Track 2; V.I.C.A. 3,4; Jimmy Dale Essinger Junior play; Senior play Dale S. Felkins Transfer student, Beta Club 3,4; president 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3; Senior usher 3; Junior Play; Senior Play Steve Gibson Transfer student; Football 4; Track 4; V.I.C.A. 4; officer 4 Charles D. Hamilton Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 1,2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; Quill Scroll King 4; Junior play; Senior play; Baseball 4 Robert Harvell Class officer 2; F.F.A. 4; Senior usher 3 Alan Hassell Class favorite 2,3; V.I.C.A. 3,4; officer Charlotte Ann Hays Basketball 1; Paper Staff 3,4; officer 4; Junior Play; Home- coming queen candidate 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; officer 2,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; officer 4; Who’s Who 3,4; Head Senior usher 3; Candy store manager 4; Annual staff 4; Senior Play, Quill Scroll 4; Campus Queen 4; F.T.A. 4 Randy Hodges Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 1,2,3; Baseball manager 3; Baseball 4; Annual staff 2,3; Class officer 1,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Homecoming Escort 4; Teachers' aid 4 Maurice B. Hopper Fire Marshal David Allen Hood Basketball 1,4; Baseball manager 3; Baseball 1,3,4; Track 3; Class favorite 1; Paper staff 3 Debbie Housley F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior play; Senior play; Teachers’ Aid 4; Librarian 3,4 Timothy Hull Baseball 1,2,3 Lionel Humphrey Junior play; Senior play; Baseball 4 Sherry Faye LaRue Class officer 1; Choir 1; Pep Club 1; Basketball 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3 Anthony McCuin Class officer 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Track 2; F.F.A. 4; V.I.C.A. 4; F.H.A. Beau 3; Senior usher 3 Earnest Mosley Class officer 1, Class favorite 4, Paper staff 3; Teachers’ Aid 4; Junior play, Paper Staff King 3; Track 2; V.I.C.A. 3,4; officer 4; Senior Play Debbie Newport Teresa Proctor F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; officer 4; Teachers’ Aid 4; Junior play, F.F.A. 3, Candy store manager 4; Paper Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; Senior usher 3; Senior play, Who’s Who 4 Ida Rosa Ross Class Favorite 2,3; Paper staff 2; Junior play; Senior play; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. 3; Senior usher 3 Don Sanders Teachers’ Aid 4 Douglas Sanders Teachers’ Aid 4. Track 1 Ronald Stark Beta Club 3,4; Class Officer 4 Charles R. Stroud Teachers’ Aid 4; junior play; Senior play C. Ralph Taylor Baseball 4; Football 4; Track 1,2,4; Junior play; Senior Play; Homecoming Escort 2 Judy Gail Treadwell Basketball 1; F.T.A. 4 Frankie Turnbough Beta Club 3,4; Paper staff 4; Junior play; Senior play, Quill Scroll 4 Steven R. Warren Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Junior play, Senior play, Annual staff 1,2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Who’s Who 2,3; Football manager 4 Brenda Weatherford Class officer 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; officer 2; F.T.A. 4; officer 4; Librarian 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Junior play; Senior play; Senior usher 3; Homecoming maid 1; Homecoming queen candidate 4; Who’s Who 3 24 JUNIOR CLASS Rickey Blalack Scott Clancy Dennis Roper Rickey Pruitt Jemmie Stone Phyllis Baker Elthana Mills Brenda Prince Jerry Brown Bill Dixon Rickey Helton Steve McGee 25 Keith Hamilton Debbie Newport Wayne Walker Debbie Watts Claudia Garrigus Daniel Killins Delilah Athey Doug Walton |erl Duvall Charlotte Aday Norman Tullous Ranee Epperson CLASS OFFICERS Delilah Athey—Vice-President Charles Hallum—President Janie Walker-Secretary-Treasurer 26 lanie Walker Cheryl Barnhouse Rhonda Marable Judy Herrin Rhonda Page Earl Helton Terry Gray Harold Carr Shelley King Rena Boland Charles Hallum Dean Felkins CLASS FAVORITES )erl Duvall Charlotte Aday SOPHOMORE CLASS David Barnhouse Pam Cochran Darwin Barnhouse Winnie Collins Linda Ringele james Chronister Tammy Owens Rickey Carr Tommy Standridge Sharon Roper Perry Payton Karen Ivy Ann Hull Kris Melton Brenda Halstead Gene Launius Dale Stroud Charlotte Proctor Kenny Woods Robin Tullous Adelia Chasteen Gordon Clancy Jackie Fay Alvin Watkins Larry Freeman Sandra Small Scot! Gary Vickey Freeman Stephney Housley Norman Chisum Kathy Drewry Ronald Rye Eddie Simpson Julie Butler Danny Riley Judy Huffman Mary Harper Randy Molloy Sandra Johnson Shirley Church Pam Kirk Roy Wygal Pam Coffman Terry Freeman Wayne Cole joann Helton Frankie Pruitt Belinda Riley Vela Crow Tim Hays Karen Culwell Willie Mosley CLASS OFFICERS Frankie Pruitt-Presidcnt Wayne Cole-Vice-President Not Pictured Kenny Williams Secretary Juanita Langford Dale Jones Hollie Halstead Anthony Allison Steve Burch Vicky Standridge Rickey Emerson Pam Hays Sue Carruth Don Freeman Sheila Bohanan Kenny Williams CLASS FAVORITES Wayne Cole Joann Helton FRESHMAN CLASS Kay Launius Shirley Morris jansey Hays Tina Anderson Gary Newport Tim McCool Randy Turner lames Bohanan lanis Churchill Stephanie Russell Tricia Mathis Beverly McGowan |ohnny Byrum Timmy New Mark Ragsdale Billy Allison CLASS OFFICERS Mark Ragsdale, Vice-President Sandra Baxter, Secretary-Treasurer lanice Churchill, President Terry Blalack jerrel Leech Theresa |ones Eddie Schierbaum Robin McGowan Debra Sanders Carolyn Bridges Betty Chronister Micca Pruitt Susan Molloy Zynthia Mills Lani Hopper 33 CLASS FAVORITES 34 Johnny Byrum Tricia Mathis Judy Ringele Carol Loveland Danny Blair Randy Westbrook Sheila King Sandra Baxter Tina Fountain Cindy Lombardi Steve Williams William Blackwell Rickey Freeman James Freeman Sandra Birge Juanita Martin Bonita Martin Debbie Watson Rita Warren Marc Taylor William Palmer Jimmie Cumbie Gene Chisum Dewayne Kendrick David Renfro David Garrigus SPONSORED BY DEE DEE S NOOSE EIGHTH GRADE Joey Hanna Danny McCuin Greg Housley Frank Godfrey jimmy Page Ronnie Wells Teresa Williams jan Harper Debbie McDonald Pam Linker Duane Clancy Leslie Loveland 36 Tammy Davis Kevin Hern Donnie Haley Robert Castleberry Stephen Gooden Phillip Gowin Lori Williams Celia McCleskey Robin Watkins Frank jones lanice Wells Kathy Hull CLASS OFFICERS Roger Coffman Mark Lee Paul Athey Cheryl Tullous Christina Lombardi Caroline Tesch Tim Hill Frankie Gregory joe Garrigus Terry Rudder JaNell Rackley Cheryl Wygal Carla Warren Frankie McKellar Mark Lee, Sec. Treasurer jaNell Rackley, Vice-President Kevin Hern, President 38 CLASS FAVORITES Frankie Gregory Pam Linker Janet Culwell Linda Renfro Betty Chisum Paul Garrigus Wayne Felkins Linda Kelley Dwayne Baxter Randy Wood Steve Freeman Keith Carr Tony Gray Tim Streetman Keith Melton Curtis Jones Raymond Hamilton 39 Mac Bc et Athletic Director Head Football Coach Assistant Boys Basketball coach Terry Reed Assistant Sr. Football coach Head Boys Basketball coach Sidney Pickens Girls basketball coach Junior Football coach HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Rolaine Green Music Director Choir Sponsor Ben Drewry Social Studies Nan Bull Librarian Janice Owens English Quill Scroll Society Sponsor Cheerleader Sponsor Bob Jackson Science Carolyn Bennett Home Economics FHA Sponsor Norma Foster English FT A Sponsor Johnny Bell Mathematics Dorothy Shannon Business ■ 41 WHO'S WHO Friendliness is the keynote word when you talk about Sheila Bohanan. Her smiling face is an inspiration on the basketball court, in F.H.A. meetings, and in choir. We expect many good and great things from Sheila in the future. In Dale Felkins’ three years at Hector High School, he has displayed his leadership ability on the basketball court as well as being President of the Beta Club. Another honor was be- stowed on Dale when he was chosen as the F.H.A. beau. Ron Stark has attended Hector High School for twelve years. In this time, Ron has shown great dependability in every job he has been asked to undertake. With his optimistic outlook, Ron has also been an enthusiastic Beta Club member. Rena Boland is the Wildcat editor. She is a member of the Beta Club, Future Teachers of America, basketball squad, and Senior High Choir. She is the Future Home- makers of America, Federation IV President and a teachers aide. In her spare time, she likes to swim, fish, bowl, and play tennis. Music oriented, Rena also enjoys playing the piano. Outgoing is the word for Pam Coffman. Her activities include the Future Homemakers of America, the basketball squad, and the Future Teachers of America where she serves as president. Her future plans include being a special education teacher. Pam’s hobbies are camping, swimming, and bike riding. Delilah Athey strives for perfection in everything she attempts to do. Presently, she is involved with the FHA, FTA, and is on the Wildcat Staff and in the Beta Club. She has one more year to give to Hector High. After this, we expect to see a successful person regardless of her chosen profession. Janie Walker has perked up many meetings of the FHA, Beta Club, and FTA with her warm smile. She is the manager and bookkeeper of the Senior Girls Basketball Team. Watching football, listening to music, and reading are some of Janie’s pastimes. In Teresa Procter’s twelve years of schooling, she has been a ray of sunshine that has brightened many FHA, FTA, and Beta Club meetings. We know that Teresa will reach great heights in years to come. Charlie Hallum has a list of activities a mile long. He is the Junior Class President, a member of Beta Club, FTA, and is the bookkeeper for the boys’ basketball team. He is also musically inclined. Congratulations Charlie, on all of your accomplishments. 43 An excellent example of a sport-minded male student is Anthony Allison. Giving football and basketball all he has, we know Anthony will make it to the top in everything he undertakes. Sue Carruth has the spirit needed to be a member of the Senior High Cheerleaders and demonstrates this spirit at all Wildcat games. She is also an active participant in the F.H.A. and Senior High Choir. Sue enjoys playing the piano and organ. We expect Sue to be involved in many activities during the next two years. 44 Hollie Halsted puts her beautiful voice to use in the Senior High Choir. As a sophomore Hollie is a cheerleader and a member of the Future Homemakers of America. She enjoys hiking in the woods and swimming. Charlotte Hays is a senior. She is a member of the Future Teachers of America, Beta Club, Wildcat Staff, and is the President of the Future Homemakers of America. She is an avid supporter of the Wildcat basketball teams. In her spare time, Charlotte likes to sew, fish, and camp out. Scott Gary has two more years as a student at Hector. He is a devoted football player and is also an active member of the FTA and Wildcat Staff. Although Pam Hays is only a sophomore, her enthusiasm, pep, and excitement will equal anyone’s anywhere. She is captain of the Senior High Cheerleaders, a member of the FHA, and in the Senior High Choir. Pam’s future interests lie in the field of professional photography. Pam Kirk is a sophomore. She is an active member of the girl’s basketball team, Future Homemakers of America, and Future Teachers of America. Included in her many interests are basketball, swimming, hunting, reading, and horseback riding. Bright and alive are the words to describe Kathy Drewry. She is a member of the Sr. High Choir, Future Homemakers of America, and the Wildcat Staff. Kathy enjoys sewing and cooking and finds fulfillment in farm life. s’«= � • ;s QUILL AND SCROLL Seated: Pam Kirk, Claudia Garrigus, Teresa Proctor, Rena Boland, Rhonda Marable, Charlie Hallum, Delilah Athey, Frankie Turnbough. Standing: Charlotte Aday, Roy Chisum, Ranee Epperson, Charles Hamilton, Sheila Bohanan, Charlotte Hays, Vicky Standridge, Scott Gary, Janice Owens (Sponsor), Kathy Drewry, Gene Launius. ANNUAL OFFICERS Charlie Hallum—Assistant Editor Rena Boland-Editor Delilah Athey—Copy Editor Vicky Standridge—Business Manager NEWSPAPER OFFICERS Delilah Athey—Copy Editor Charlotte Hays—Editor-In-Chief Claudia Garrigus—Sports Editor 46 Hector's journalism students this year joined the international honorary society for high school journal- ists, the Quill and Scroll. Members of this club are responsible for the publication of the school annual, the WILDCAT, and the school newspaper, CAT TALES. Students entering the Quill and Scroll must be second semester sophomores, juniors, or seniors. They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing, and must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publication work. Seated: Roy Chisum, Rhonda Page, Claudia Garrigus, Delilah Athey, Charles Hallum (Treasurer). Standing: Dale Felkins (President) Charles Hamdton, Ranee Epperson (Secretary). Charlotte Aday, |udy Herrin, Rena Boland, )erl Duvall, Steven Warren, Janie Walker, Charlotte Hays (Vice-President), Brenda Weatherford, Frankie Turnbough, Ron Stark. Beta Club is always active in all school activities. Members are selected mainly by their outstanding scholastic aptitude and good citizenship. Each year the Homecoming for the high school is the main responsibility of the Beta Club. Much work and prep- aration goes into the annual event. Providing refreshments at the basketball games and work days this year enabled the Beta members to attend the Beta Convention in Little Rock January 30-31. 47 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row: Juanita Langford, Hollie Halsted, Pam Hays, Sue Carruth, Charlotte Hays, Rhonda Page, Charlotte Aday, Ranee Epperson, Theresa Proctor, Jansey Hays, Pam Coffman, Rena Boland. Second Row: Shirley Church, Tammy Owens, Linda Standridge, Linda Ringele, Pam Kirk, Pam Coffman, Sheila Bohanan, Stepheny Housley, Kathy Drewry, Rita Warren, Debbie Watson, Tina Fountain, Sponsor Mrs. Carolyn Bennett Third Row: Janis Churchill, Adelia Chasteen, Jackie Fay, Sandra Small, Vicki Freeman, Lani Hopper, Vela Crow, Brenda Halsted, Karen Ivy, Charlotte Proctor, Beverly McGowan, Tricia Mathis. Fourth Row: Delilah Athey, Rhonda Marable, Janie Walker, Judy Herrin, Shelly King, Brenda Prince, Jemmie Stone, Zynthia Mills, Sue Molloy, Debbie Sanders, Christina Tesch, Sherry LaRue, Claudia Garrigus, Jeanette Yarber Top Row: Kay Launius, Shirley Morris, Charlotte Taylor, Karen Culwell, Belinda Riley, Vicky Standridge, Ann Hull, Sandra Johnson, Jud Huffman, Joann Helton, Julie Butler, Elthana Mills, Brenda Weatherford. Rena Boland, Federation IV President Hector Officers Seated: Rhonda Page (Third Vice-President), Teresa Proctor (Second Vice President), Charlotte Aday (Treasurer). Standing: Charlotte Hays (Presi- dent), Pam Hays (Secretary), Sue Carruth (Song Leader), Ranee Epperson (First Vice-President). 48 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Hector branch of Future Teachers of America was formed this year of students directly involved in education either as a teacher’s aide or one who is interested in teach- ing as a career. The F.T.A. organized and presented the Grade School Homecoming this year. FTA OFFICERS Seated: Pam Coffman-President, Claudia Garrigus-Treasurer. Standing: Brenda Weatherford-Secretary, Norma Foster-Sponsor, Delilah Athey-Vice-president. Not pictured: Charlie Hallum— Reporter. Front row: Mrs. Norma Foster, Jemmie Stone, Belinda Riley, Pam Coffman, Pam Kirk, Claudia Garrigus, Winnie Collins, Mary Harper, Karen Ivy, Pam Cochran. Middle row: Pam Coffman, Rhonda Marable, Charlotte Hays, Rena Boland, Charlotte Proctor, Sandie Small. Top row: Teresa Proctor, Ernie Mosley, Chuck Stroud, Tommy Bartlett, janie Walker, Brenda Weatherford, judy Treadwell, Tim Condley, Delilah Athey, Charlie Hallum, Gordon Clancy. 49 SENIOR CHOIR First Row: Craig McCleskcy, Winnie Collins, Karen Ivy, Shelly King, Pam Cochran, Rena Boland, Rhonda Marable. Second Row: Vicki Freeman, Brenda Halsted, Mary Harper, Adelia Chasteen, Jackie Fay, Kathy Drewry, Stephney Housley. Top Row: Karen Culwell, Vela Crow, Juanita Langford, Hollie Halsted, Pam Hays, Sue Carruth, Vickie Standridge, Shiela Bohanan, Judy Herrin. Senior choir celebrated with a Christmas party after many weeks of preparation for the Christmas PT A Program. Below Sheila Bohanan, Sue Carruth, Vicki Freeman, Hollie Halsted, and Craig Me Cleskey prepare to leave for regional choir tryouts in Fayetteville. 50 JUNIOR CHOIR The choir’s puppet program “Robin Hood” delighted the grade school. Junior choir relaxed to enjoy Christmas festivities. Front Row: Stephen Gooden, Joey Hanna, Randy Wood, Paul Allen Athey, Larry Thomas, Ricky Owens, Mark Lee. Second Row: Caroline Tesch, Celia McCleskey, Lori Williams, Kathy Hull, Robin Watkins, Carla Warren, Christine Lombardi. Top Row: Janell Rackley, Jan Harper, Debbie McDonald, Tami Davis, Pam Linker. HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Sophomore candidate Vicky Standridge junior candidate Rhonda Page Senior candidate Brenda Weatherford Sophomore maid, Vicky Standridge, and escort, Ricky Carr. Senior maid, Brenda Weatherford, and es- cort, Robert Harvell. President of the Hector Alumni Associa- tion, Don Owens, crowned Rhonda Page the 1975 Homecoming Queen. Coach Bezet presented Rhonda with a bouquet of roses. Pinning Rhonda’s sash on was not as easy as crowning her was. 56 CAMPUS QUEEN Elected Campus Queen was Charlotte Hays. Her willing smile and great personality have made her a friend to everyone at Hector High. Charlotte is an asset to every organization she is in, which is several. Her leadership qualities have served her well as president of the F.H.A. and vice-president of the Beta Club. Indeed, Charlotte made her presence felt in her years at Hector. CAMPUS KING Roy Chisum is Campus King. His good looks and friendliness have made him a success around Hector. Roy likes sports. He played football and basketball. By being in the Quill and Scroll Club, Roy has made even hard work pleasant for the rest of the club. Roy also makes good grades for he is in the Beta Club. 58 CAMPUS KING AND QUEEN JUNIOR TRACK Front Row: Anthony Allison, Don Fret man, Scott Gary. Standing: Coach )oe Davis, Dale Jones. 60 SENIOR TRACK Front Row: Keith Hamilton, Charles Hamilton, Randy Hodges, Jeri Duvall, Wayne Walker. Standing: Coach )oe Davis, Allen Hood, Steve Warren, Doug Walton. 4-75 WILDCAT BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Rickey Helton, Glen Wilson, Ear. Helton. Tim Hull, Wayne Cole, Frank Pruitt. Second Row: Coach Ricky Gray, Allen H, Dennis Johnson, Scotty Burch. David Baker, Denny Bell. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Pam Hays (Captain), Rhonda Marable. Second Row: Rhonda Page, Juanita Langford, Hollie Halsted. Top Row: Vickey Freeman, vela Crow, Sue Carruth, Vicky Standridge (Co-Captain). The senior cheerleaders attended the American Cheer- leading Association Camp at Southern State College in Magnolia. They won first place honors in the uniform competition, second place honors for an original spirit song, and third place honors for the com- position of an original cheer. Everybody’s doin' the Wildcat Beat. 63 WILDCAT SENIOR FOOTBALL First Row: 84 Earl Helton (Split End), 21 Roy Wygal (Tailback), 10 Wayne Cole (Quarterback), 22 Willie Mosley (Guard), 24 Roy Chisum (Cornerback), 32 Ed Condley (Noseguard), 61 Steve Burch (Tackle), 20 Frankie Pruitt (Wingback), Jansey Hays (Statistician), Larry Castleberry (Manager), 50 Randy Hodges (Center), 64 Eddie Schierbaum (Noseguard), 62 Kenny Williams ( Guard), 86 Scott Gary (Split End), 34 Ralph Taylor (Defensive End), Shirley Morris (Statistician). Top Row: Assistant Coach Terry Reed, Head Coach Mac Bezet, 31 Don Freeman (Tight End), 81 David Baker (Fullback), 63 Charles Hamilton ( Defensive End), 72 Rickey Emerson, (Tackle), 60 Anthony Allison (Guard), Assistant Coach Sid Pickens. Roy Chisum goes up to deflect a Lamar pass. Cliff Harris posed at the Astrodome with Steve Gibson, Coach Terry Reed, Roy Wygal, Anthony Allison, Wayne Cole, Don Freeman, Ralph Taylor, Earl Helton, Charles Hamilton, Rickey Emerson, Frankie Pruitt, Steve Burch, Coach Mac Bezet, David Baker, and Roy Chisum. Frankie Pruitt is knocked off balance by a defender and has to eat Wheatley and Hector search for a fumble, the dirt. David Baker hangs on while Roy Chisum moves up to add the Don Freeman eludes the defenders for the score, finishing touch to Dover’s runner. Hector Wildcats watched the kick-off at the Astrodome as the Dallas Ralph Taylor lowers the boom on Lamar’s ball carrier. Cowboys took on the Los Angeles Rams. sponsor so sy jack mu auto parts 65 SENIOR BASKETBALL GIRLS Seated: Kathy Simpson, Pam Kirk, Pam Coffman, Judy Huffman, Shelly King, Ann Hull. Standing: Karen Culwell (Manager), Rena Bolan. Ranee Epperson, Claudia Garrigus, Charlotte Aday, Coach Sid Pickens, Pam Coffman, Sandie Johnson, Sheila Bohanan, Joann Helton, Juc Herrin, Janie Walker (Manager). 67 SENIOR BASKETBALL BOYS Front Row: Larry Castleberry (Manager), Wayne Cole, Earl Helton, Frankie Pruitt Tim Hays, Ralph Taylor. Anthony Allison, Tommy Bartlett, Gene Launius, Randy Hodges, Don Freeman, Roy Chisum. Top Row. Coach Mac Bezet, Kenny William Rickey Emerson, Dean Felkins, Dale Felkins, Allen Hood, Charles Hamilton, Ed Condley, Coach Terry Reed. Wildcat Schedule Hector 62 Hartman 74 Hector 78 Sacred Heart 71 Hector 64 Dover 72 Hector 61 Scotland 65 Hector 52 Coal Hill 37 Hector 41 Atkins 40 Hector 66 Coal Hill 34 Hector 60 Pottsville 73 Hector 41 Pottsville 58 Hector 56 Mansfield 61 Hector 40 Sacred Heart 42 Hector 29 Scranton 40 Hector 44 Atkins 34 Hector 61 Dover 53 Hector 49 Pottsville 55 Hector 72 Plainview 51 68 JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Tina Anderson, Beverly McGowan, Stephanie Russell (Captain), )anis Churchill, Shari Loveless C-AT-S Go, Cats, Go SPONSORED BY DOTS SEWING CENTER JUNIOR FOOTBALL Front Row: Ricky Leach, Jimmy Emerson, Donnie Haley, Steve Freeman, Curtis Jones, Jerald Leach, Keith Melton. Second Row: Jansey Hays (Manager), Terry Rudder, Billy Allison, Joe Garrigus, Tim Hill, Shirley Morris (Manager). Top Row: Coach Sid Pickens, Bob Castleberry, Danny Blair, Frank Jones, Mark Ragsdale, Ronal Brownlee, Raymond Hamilton. The Senior and junior football teams had a cookout at Peterman’s Tower. It was a great success with much thanks to Mrs. Bennett for helping with the food. Parents, teachers, and cheerleaders also attended. 71 JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAMS Boys Front Row: Franky Gregory, Tim Streetman, Tim McCool, Terry Rudder. Second Row: Billy Allison, Tim Hill, Johnny Byrum, Marc Taylor, Danny Blair. Top Row: Timmy New, Mark Ragsdale, Joe Garrigus, James Bohanan, Coach Terry Reed. Girls Front Row: Pam Linker, Christina Lombardi, Sheila King, Sandra Baxter, Lana Hopper, Tami Davis. Second Row: Charlotte Taylor, Celia McCleskey, Debbie McDonald, Cindy Lombardi, Shirley Morris, JaNell Rackley, Tina Fountain. Top Row: Karen Culwell (Manager), Coach Sid Pickens, Jansey Hays, Teresa Jones, Cheri Wygal, Robin Watkins, Caroline Tesch, Kay Launius, Debbie Sanders, Janie Walker (Manager). 72 MIDDLE SCHOOL SEVENTH GRADE Cindy Proctor Tammy Mason Deanna Byrum Shelly Davis Tammy Melton Steve Condley Jimmy Mosley Daryl Byrum Terry Don McGee Ricky Leach Lecia Taylor Ann Cumbie lay Rackly Andy Johnson Virgil Baker Greg Bell Mark Coffman Todd Fountain Travis Warren Arnold Humphrey Louise Blackwell Becky Condley Doug Eastridge Jimmy Emerson David Branch Vince Pack David Pruitt |unior Rudder Randell Blalack |eanie Hamilton Tanya Chisum Lena Jackson Becky Riley Sandra Rudder Denise Simpson Robert Jones David Condley Bobby Goates Cindy Brownlee Rhonda Palmer Suzanne Chambers Jackie New Rhonda Freeman Teresa Humphrey Becky Birge Anna Crow Teresa Schierbaum Sandra Payton Marcia Molloy Verlin Pruitt � SIXTH GRADE Georgetta Chisum Bobby Lusk Glen Clancy Thresia Chronister Doyle Johnson Kathy Helton Alan Curtis Warren Rackley Wayne Cook Sandy Sephus Terry McKinney Randall Holt Granville Poynter Deanna McDonald Gw inn Norton Don Condley Janet Bridges Cindy Bennett William McKellar Stoney Goodyear Christy Leach Regina Garrison Jimmy Bartlett Diane Pruitt Manuel Garrison Elaine Duncan Sandi Pruitt Jackie Hogan Mickey Tackett Jonna Schierbaum Paul Parrish J. L. Chronister Spencer Blalack Linda Reno Hay ley Tester Barbara Brown Chris Churchill Susan Garrison David Walton Amy Allison «I Keith Marable Kathy Tullous Donnie Ivey Bill Crow Bryan McGowan Lonus Morris Wanda Hill Wain Rackley Paul Branch Sandy Williams Ronnie Holt Terry Small Bill Turney |immy Walker j. C. Graham Tommy New Cindy Paris John Launius Jan Melton Randy Pack FIFT] Donna Spencer Johnnie Culwell Sherry Garrison Sonja Johnson Donald Byrum Ronald Byrum David Wolfe Michael Wells Randy Streetman Tim Small Steve Blalack Bobby Eastridge Wesley Aday Rodney Dixon Tim Gary Bobby Condley Lisa Freeman Toni Brownlee Donna Whitlow Rachel Watkins Steve Riley Gerald Blalack Donnie Young Wendell Chisum Malicia Jones Charles Poynter Dale Hudson Scott Gooden Cheryl McCool Shawna McGee James Garrison Walter Chambers Randy Hamilton Bruce Melton Gene Fillion Dana Reno 80 Alta Hull Regina Freeman Leora Godfrey Dee Dee Pritchard Renee Horn Kay Champion Dawn Price Karen Weatherman Debra Coffman Anna Belle Collins Ronnie Leach Ronald Westbrook David Riley Kevin Freeman Brian Condley Mark Melton Jason Cook Gary McDonald Jimmy Humphrey Scotty Goodyear 81 4 GRADE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Patsy Athey Sara Rackley Middle School teams battle at the Grade School Homecoming. MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY FIFTH GRADE Bobbye Hallum Versie Millsaps SIXTH GRADE Leonard Hudson Ricky Gray SEVENTH GRADE Roland Choate Dan Blair 83 GRADE SCHOOL MIDDLE FIFTH GRADE Jim Petty Cheryl McCool SIXTH GRADE Lonus Morris Chris Churchill FIFTH GRADE Randall Street man Regina Freeman HOMECOMING SCHOOL Mr. Jack Gowin crowns Princess Denise Simpson. PRINCESS Denise Simpson ESCORT Vince Pack 1975-76 Middle School Royalty. Seated: Cheryl McCool, Chris Churchill, Anna Crow, Princess Denise Simpson, Kathy Helton, Regina Freeman. Escorts: Jimmy Petty, Lonus Morris, Arnold Humphrey, Vince Pack, Spencer Blalack, Randall Streetman. Homecoming cheerleaders were Sherry Garrison, Mechele Brashears, Dee Carruth, and Donna Spencer. Shelly Davis plunges after the basketball. Grade school homecoming blue and white games in- cluded the seventh grade girls’ teams, the Sweat Hogs vs the Tough Nutts. The Sweat Hoggs defeated the Tough Nutts by a score of 16-8. The seventh grade boys teams were the Hoggs vs the Demons. The Demons came out on top with a final score of 1610. Girts play Hot Potato. Cindy Proctor plays good offense against the Tough Nutts. 87 FOURTH GRADE Donna Blackford Anthony Williams Karen Warren Michael Parrish Clint Tullous Robin Church George Jenkins Becky Laymon Cindy Molloy William Hill Rebecca Fulmer Micheal Loveland Kevin Talkington Regina Linker Steve Hampton Sheila Blair Margaret Turney Brandon Hon Tammy Rich Kenneth Yarber Trenna Godfrey Christena Warren Donna Butler Johnny Bridges Randy Davis Tim Bell Doug Chisum Ronald Lusk Penny Gray Anita Stevens Brenda Chisum Mary Lou McAlister David Owens Scott Gass David Rudder Randy Cook JoAnn White Kim Chambers Sherry Gillies Rhonda Pack Elvis Hamilton Mark Proctor Danny Crow Randal Palmer THIRD GRADE Richard Helton Vicki Owens John David Hudson Tammy Wilson Corine Tecsn Stewart Blalock Julia Baker Greg Proctor Micheal Hurley Patricia Rackley Paul Whitlow Cheryl Freeman Larry Humphrey Rhonda Cook Jimmy Coffman Sherry Young Donnie Fillion Dolan Renfro Jr. Kim Hodges Robert Story Caroline Chronister Johnny Taylor Pam Parrish Mae Dean Churchill Tim Felkins Cynthia Rackley Glenn Collins Lynn Laymon Teresa Pack JaNiece Rackley Kenneth Watkins Mandy Parrish SECOND GRADE Taflimy Goates Charlotte Fulmer Randy Hull Gay Melton Tammy Gillis 92 Jody Hamilton Debbie Hampton Jerry Pritchard Kevin Wells Susan Coffman Joseph Garrison Lisa Holt David Chronister Jamie Bridges Melinda Chisum Mike Harmon Nancy Branch Roger Langford Roger Standridge April Riley Norma Story Claudia Melton Holly McKellar Jeania Anderson Stacey Willcutt Tammy Goodyear jimmy Turney Tony Garrison Sandra Herring Nancy Branch Robin Hudson Kenny Bowden Ashley Fountain Carla McCuin Greg Williams Sandy McKinney Chris Hudson Mark Bell Tammy Warren Wiley Atkinson Wesley Jordan Tammy Gregory Tommy Lombardi Mark Cochran Stacey Wooten FIRST GRADE Stanley Sackman Elaine Pruitt Wendell Humphrey Kelly Henke Lesa Wolfe jeremy Ford Julia Taylor William Riley Sandy Story Mary Rudder Kenneth Duncan Tanya Redell Donna Hemmer Karen Rackley Tony Haley Jaymie Johnson Denny Walters Charles Parrish Jamie McCrum Brian Hurley Donnie Voss Gabriel Midwell Becky Herring Mark Harmon Warren Brownlee Patricia Marable Caroline Hudson Shawn Thomas KINDERGARTEN Edna Melton Herbert Pruitt Beth Anderson Melissa Stevens Tammy Huffman Randy Lusk James Keith Yarber Stewart Condley Sherry Condley Billy Chisum Gina Bell Jeaninne Bezet Micheal Pack Sheila Moreland Tracy Parrish Billy McCrum Kia Lee Johnston Edward Linker Shonda Garrison Thresia Thacker Cathy McKinney Kelly Rackley Stacy Millsaps Carol McElftsh Roger Story 96 KINDERGARTEN Cleta Magness Linda Gass ELEMENTARY FACULTY SECOND GRADE Geneva Taylor Monterey Lee THIRD GRADE Brenda Cooksey THIRD GRADE Lillian Gray Billy Blalack FOURTH GRADE Randall Gray 97 GRADE SCHOOL ELEMENTARY HOMECOMING ROYALTY THIRD GRADE Greg Proctor Cheryl Freeman THIRD GRADE Sean Hudson Patricia Rackley SECOND GRADE Jody Garrison Tammy Warren Randy Davis Rhonda Pack Elementary Royalty, Seated: Julia Taylor, Tammy Gregory, Cheryl Freeman, Sheila Blair. Standing: Scotty Chisum, Mark Bell, Greg Proctor, Douglas Chisum. Elementary Royalty, Seated: Rhonda Pack, Patricia Rackley, Tammy Warren, Kelly Henke, Gina Bell. Standing: Randy Davis, Sean Hudson, )ody Garrison, Wendell Humphrey, Mike Pack. SPONSORED BY SHINN FUNERAL SERVICE 101 Merle Norman Cosmetics Complexion Care Instruction Your guide to a more beautiful complexion. 515 East 5th Street Russellville FORD1 C0GSWELL motors, inc. Ford—Lincoln—Mercury Sales—Service Phone 968-2665 Russellville Morton 77 Continental Baking Company Inc. Morton Frozen Foods Division Highway 64 East Russellville WEST-ARK. EQUIPMENT CD. ■ HI International Trucks, Tractors and Farm Equipment Phone 968-4230 Highway 7 South Russellville Dover Pharmacy and Medical Rentals Let the Dover Pharmacy fill your next prescription” VANCE ABSTRACT CO. Phone 968-5404 Rentals of Wheelchairs, Hospital Beds, etc. Drug Mutual Member Day: 331-2135 Night: 331-2131 Protect your land investment with Title Insurance protecting the future by insuring the past 105 West Main Russellville Pride and Quality in Service The American Way Don’s Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning Sheet Metal Ditch Witch Trenching Sales—Installation—Service Don Owens 284-4554 102 2 1 4 miles southwest of Hector on Highway 27 Larry Owens 968-5883 Hank of Dover •v+dr w ■— ■ N at m Home Office Dover Phone 331-2121 A Bank Large Enough to Serve You And Small Enough to Know You Hector Office Hector Phone 284-3341 103 Morris General Store Phone 284-3117 Appleton WATSON S CAR CARE Operated by Roger Watson Hector Groceries and Feed Phone 641-2351 Atkins MAY WE SHARE YOUR BREAK? Mirrors Plexiglass Auto Glass Insulated Glass Store Fronts Shower Doors Storm Windows Replacement Windows Phone 968-1854 ANYTHING IN GLASS 100 South Knoxville Russellville JjnKWfly 202-204 MAIN � PHOKE 968-31 8 Furniture Appliances YIABS Of StBVICI Main Street Russellville JONES Dover SORRELS SWAIN STATION Insurance Agency Phone 641-7207 221 East Main Street Atkins FOOD BOWL DRIVE-IN Buffet 11 to 2 jfj 2. Peggy and Dub Cole ____East Fourth Recreation Room Russellville Russellville Eye Clinic Gardner WAL-MART •«KOVN' Eltr I SAT'SfACUON Lovell Lyford Eye Specialists Phone 968-2242 Mobley 111 N. El Paso Avenue Russellville 104 HECTOR DRUG STORE Ralph Cranford JACIMORE'S SHEET METAL AND RADIATOR SHOP HELI-ARC Welding 113 West Third Phone 968-3942 Russellville JAMES RYE FEED MILL Route 2 Custom Mix Highway 326 CHICKEn HOUSE IT T T Ui Phone 968-2100 Russellville Highway 64 East Russellville ‘ Rockwell international C7V[anulacturing 0o. . nr, nr...nn rsr nc uiAki MMi Hwy. 64 East Russellville A P0TP0u � « Of tASM1QN Phone 968-2049 914 South Arkansas Russellville Halsted’s Grocery Fine Foods at Budget Prices Owned Operated by Tolley and Priscilla Halsted MOUNTAIN VIEW Hwy. 105 1-40 641-8909 Atkins, Ark. 72823 Phone 284-3062 Hector |. E. Wiley Owner Operator Wrecker Service General Repairs NEWTON Pharmacy Mam Street Russellville BILL NEWTON - 105 When it's flower� , say if with ours. Phone ‘ 68-1572 308 West Main Russellville Jie ' Bridal 'Boutique Wedding and Special Occasion Dresses Open Tuesday—Salurday 10 am—5 pm 110 S. Commerce Street Russellville CAMPBELLS SHOE STORE Phone 968-4433 115 N Commerce Russellville C D DRUG STORES Russellville Plainview Atkins Phone 968-2456 Phone 272-4291 Phone 641-2397 Courtesy Dependability RAY BAKER POULTRY TRUCKING G GARAGE We buy all types of hens and cocks. We move all types of pullets and poultry. Phone: 968-2596 or 968-2426 Ray Baker, Owner Route 2, Box 71A Russellville Phone 968-4403 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RUSSELLVILLE Witti Two Contronitnf Locationi 2nd I Denver - Hwy 64 last CORCORAN STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Maurice ). Corcoran Photographer Second and Commerce Russellville 106 Highway 7 South Russellville 216 West Main Russellville Oc ue ‘tBe iuty sScilcn Phone 641-7234 Atkins Shopping Center 214 West Mam Russellville, Arkansas 72801 W Lloyd Mobley (501) 968-2201 A A Lawn Mower Shop John L. Myers Rentals, Welding, Saw Sharpening Phone 331-2130 Scottsville 555 AUTO SUPPLY II We Don't Have It, Well Get It” Phone 968-2555 208 S. Arkansas Ave Russellville Confufriiw FURNITURE • TELEVISION • APPLIANCES 104 N ROCHESTER + m-ll� 4 + RUSSELLVILLE CARROLL JONES BIRL TRIGG ©arr £ lson Unc. Highway 64 East REALTORS Phone 968-1487 Russellville BURRIS OFFICE MACHINES SUPPLIES PRINTING Everything From Pins To Safes Sales—Service—Rental 101 West Main Russellville 107 RENNAE SIMS BUILDERS SUPPLY UNO nun Where your dollars buy more Russellville 968-2577 Clarksville 754-8104 Dardanelle 229-4190 Danville 495-2321 AAKHOLA SAMP A GRAVEL Hwy 7 South Russellville HECTOR CAFE Peoples Bank TRUST COMPANY Serving you with 4 convenient locations Downtown Russellville 968-2112 Russellville Arkansas Avenue South Office 968-2112 Russellville East Office Hwy 64E 928-2112 Pottsville Office 478-2112 LUMBER LOmINC. Westinghouse Modern Maid Appliances Building Materials ‘Armstrong Floor Coverings ‘Plumbing Supplies ‘Electrical Supplies ‘True Tagg Paints ‘Plywood Paneling ‘Tamko Roofing ‘Arkhola Blocks ‘Celotex Products ‘Hardware Phone 641-2589 Atkins Phil Wright Since 1935 Phone 229-4601 or Jf=B ChevroI|i !=JF QUICK 968-7025 201 S. Front Dardanelle Complete Service Section Body Shop General Motors Parts Hwy. 7 South Russellville 108 CHURCHILL’S SUPERMARKET Meats Groceries Feed Hardware Dry Goods We Give Green Stamps Lawton’s Shoes 220 West Mam Russellville Furniture—Appliances Hardware and Housewares Phone 284-3255 Hector 202 North Commerce Russellville QJeniurg 1 Antiques - JFurmturc GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 4 21 EAST FOURTH STREET Russellville. Arkansas 72801 amt no ATKINS CHRONICLE OLD SOUTH RESTAURANT Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Open 24 Hours Daily Hwy. 64 East Russellville In Ihe Heart o( the Arkansas River Valley Phone 641-7161 Atkins RAY LEE BUILDERS SUPPLY 3 Stores in Russellville 1 in Conway to Serve You Ray Rye Farmer’s Mutual Insurance Co. 72nd Year Phone 967-4732 Route 3 Russellville BOLEY SON’S AUTO MART Dover With Service As A Base, We're Building A Pyramid Of Quality Sales Department Open 8-6 Monday through Saturday Service Department Open 8-5 Monday through Friday 8-Noon Saturdays Phone 968-4566 Hwy. 64 East Russellville ill i i i i (g Compliments of Ernest Powers Pope County CLerk Compliments of Stanford Lee Pope County Tax Assessor Compliments of Reese Caudle Pope County Circuit Clerk Compliments of Bill Abernathy Pope County Sheriff and Collector li Ermil Grant Bert Page, Jr. 1 amiDDIIDOlHBDI Thai little Devil’s caught in the middle again. Get down, tonight! 116 Future senior cheerleaders. What do you mean, The handy painter struck again?” Don's famous chicken recipe was a little too well done to suit most football players. Earl rips the nets for two. Why can’t we be friends? Cinderella’s Ball reviewed. Where’s the fair, Mrs. Owens? 120 Junior choir boys doin’ the hand jive. Janis says, Beware low flying birds. INDEX A Brown, lerry 25 Condley. Dennis Brownlee. Cindy 75 Colonial Flower Shop A A Lawn Mower Shop 107 Brownlee. Ronal 71 Confidence Furniture A Q Chicken House 105 Brownlee. Warren 95 T V Appliance Abernathy, Bill 112 Bull, loe D 40 Corcoran Studio Adav. Charlotte 26. 27. 46. 47. 48. 52. 66 Bull. Nan 41 Colony Shop Adav. Kathy 16 Bull. Terry 16 Collins. Anna Belle Adav. Wesley 79 Burch. Boyce 17 Collins. Glen Aday. Winston 127 Burch. Lon 94 Collins. Winnie Addison. Cliff 16 Burch. Norma 40 Condley. Becky Allison, Amy 77 Burr h S« i� llv 62 Condley. Bobby Allison. Anthony 31 44. 60. 64 68 Burch. Steve 31. 64 Condley. Brian Allison. Billy 32. 71. 72 Burris Office Mach . Supply Condley. David Anderson, Beth 96 Printing 107 Condley. Don Anderson, leama 93 Burris. Ruth 72 Condley. Edward Anderson. Tina 32. 70 Butler. Donna Sue 89 Condley. Sherry Anderson. Tony 24 Butler, lulia 29 Condley. Steven Alhey. Delilah 26. 43. 46. 47 48. 49. 53 Bytum, Darrell 74 Condley. Stuart Athev. Paul 38. 51 Byrum. Deanna 74 Condley, Tim Alhey, Pat 82 Byrum. Donald 79 Cook. Randy Arkhola Sand Gravel 108 Byrum, lohnny 32. 72 Cook. Rhonda Atkins Chronicle 111 Byrum. Rhonda 22. 24. 48 Cook. Wayne Atkinson. Wiley 93 Byrum. Ronald 79 Cooksey. Brenda Cowin-Coodwm Co B Baker, David Baker lulta Baker. Phyllis (King) Baker. Ray Trucking Garage Baker. Vickey Baker, Virgil Bank of Dover Barnhouse. Cheryl Barnhouse. Darwin Barnhouse. Daryl Barnhouse. David Bartleii. Iimmy Barden. Opal Bartleii. Tommy BASEBALL BASKETBALL. |r Boys Basketball. |r Girls Basketball. Sr Boys Basketball. Sr Girls Baxter. Dewayne Baxter. Sandra Bell. Gina Bell. Dennv Bell, Greg Bell, lohn Bell. Mark Bell, Timothy Bennett. Carolyn Bennett. Cindy BETA CLUB Be et. leanmne Bezel. Mac Bibler, Glenn Birge. Becky Birge. Sandra Blair. Dan Blair. Danny Blair. Sheila Blackford, Donna Blackwell. Louise Blackwell. William Blalack. Billy Blalack. Randell Blalack. Rickey Blalack. Spencer Blalack. Steve Blalack. Stewart Blalack. Terry B la lack's Service Station Bohanan. lames Bohanan. Sheila Boland. Rena Bolev Auto Mart Bowden, Kenny Branch. David Branch. Nancy Branch, Paul Brashear. Mechele Bridal Boutique Bridges. Carolyn Bridges, lamie Bridges, lanel Bridges, lohnny Brown. Barbara C Crow, Anna. Crow. Bill 23. 24. 62 64 C D Drug Store 106 Crow. Vela Rav 48. 90 Campbell s Shoe Store 106 Crow. Danny 25.48 Carr. Ha(ok) 27 Cumbte. Ann 106 Carr. Keith 39 Cumbe. Iimmy 16 Carr. Rickey 28. 56 Culwell. lanet 74 Carruih. Dee 79. 87 Cutwell. lohnme 103 Carrulh. Sue 31. 44 48. 50. 63 Culwell. Karen 27. 48 Castleberry. Bob 37. 71 Cun is. Adona 28 Castleberry. Larry 64. 68 Curtis, Alan 61 Caudle. Reece 112 Cunis. Betky 28 Century House no 77 Champion. Kay 8f 17 Chambers. Su anne 75 23. 24. 49 68 Chambers. Kimberly 89 Darr Olsen Real Estate 62 Chasteen. Adelia 29. 48. 50 Davis, loe 72 Cheek Wholesale Grocery 104 Davis. Randy 72 Cheerleaders. |r 70 David. Shelly 68. 69 Cheerleaders. Sr 63 Davis. Tami 66. 67 Chisum. Betty 39 Dee Dee's House 39 Chisum. Billv 96 Dixon. Bill 34, 48. 72 Chisum. Brenda 89 Dixon. Rodney 96. 100. 101 Chisum. Douglas 89. 100. 101 Don s Plumbing Heat mg 62 Chisum. Gene 35 Air Conditioning 74 Chisum. Georetta 76 Dot's Sewing Center 41 Chisum. lawonna 90 Dover Pharmacy 93. 98 101 Chisum. Melinda 92 Drewry. Ben 89 Chisum, Norman 29 Drewry. Kathy 41 Chisum. Roy 14. 20. 24 46 47. 5b. 59. 64. 65. 68 Duncan. Charlotte 76 Chisum. Scotty 95. 98. 101 Duncan. Elaine 47 Chisum, Tanya 75 Duncan. Kenneth 96 Choate. Roland 41 Duvall, led 41. 56. 64 68 Choir 50, 51 Duvall. Larry 17 Chromster. Betty 33 75 Chronister. Carolyn 91 35 Chromster. David 92 41 Chronister. |. L. 77 East ridge. Bobbv 34. 71. 72 Chromster, lames 28 Eastndge. Doug 88 100 101 Chronister. Teresa 76 Eastridge. Melissa 88 Church. Robin 88 Emerson, Iimmy 74 Church. Shirley 29. 48 Emerson. Rickey 34 Churchill. Chris 77.84 Epperson. Ranee 97 Churchill, lams 32 . 48. 70 Essmger. Iimmy 75 Churchill. Mae Dean 91 25 Churchill. Rtu 16 77. 85 Churchill. Sheila 16 79 Churchill's Supermarket no Faulkner's lewelry 90 Clancy. Duane 36 Fay. lackie 33 Clancy. Glenn 76 F elk ms. Aaron 110 Clancy, Gordon 29. 49 Felk ms. Dale 32. 72 Clancy. Scott 25 Felktns. Dean 31. 42. 46 48. 50. 66 Coburn. David 95 Felkms. Timmy 27, 42 46. 47. 48 49 50. 66 Cochran. Mark 93 Felkms. Wayne 111 Cochran. Mary Fillion, Donnie 93 Cochran. Pam 4« 49 30 First National Bank 74 Cochran. Tony 77 Food Bowl Drive-In 92. 93 Coffman, Debra 81 Ford R . lames 78 Coffman. Iimmy 91 Ford, leremy 79. 87 Coffman. Pam (Sr ) 23. 24 28 43. 48 49 66 Foster, Norma 106 Cottman. Pam (Soph ) 30. 48. 49 66 Fountain. Ashley 33 Coffman. Mark 74 Fountain. Tina 92 Coffman. Roger 38 Fountain. Todd 76 Coffman. Susan 92 Freeman. Cheryl 89 Cogswell Motors 102 Freeman. Don 77 Cole. Wayne 30. 31 62 64 68 Freeman. Vicki D E F 90 106 104. 107 106 105 81 91 28 48 49. 50 74 79 81 75 76 20. 24. 64 68 96 74 96 21. 22. 24. 49 89 91 76 97 101. 107 75. 85 78 30 48 50. 63 89 74 35 39 79 30. 48. 50. 66. 72 81 76 20 107. 110 60. 61 89. 100. 101 48. 74. 87 37. 51. 72 35 25 79 102 70 102 41 29. 45 46. 58. 50 86 77 94 26. 27. 47. 52. 61 75 79 74 95 71. 74 31. 64 68 26. 47. 48. 66 23, 24 107 29. 48. 50 25 14. 21. 24. 42. 47. 53. 68 27. 68 91 39 91 106 104 107 94 41. 49 93 34, 72 '4 90. 99. 101 31. 60. 64 65. 68 29. 48 50. 63 121 freeman, lames 14 Helton. Rk hie freeman. Kevin 81 Helton. Rickey freeman, larrv D 29 Hemmer. Donna freeman. Regina 81 84 Henke. Kelly freeman. Rhonda 66. 75 Hern, left freeman. Rtckev 14 Hern. Kevin freeman. Sieve 19. 71 Hern. 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