Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

Delilah Athey, Editor Mrs. Janice Owens, Sponsor “COUNTRY ROADS” Volume XXVII Hector Public Schools, Hector, Arkansas Country roads, take me home What is country spirit? It’s stop- ping at a lookoff point to see all the colors of the trees during the fall. It is seeing an old house that has out- lived four generations. Country spirit is hiking along the Dare Mine road. It can be a hunting trip during deer sea- son. It is watching the same place change with each season. It is a simple church service with people you have known all your life. Country spirit is ... being in the country! 2 Picture locations Clockwise from upper left: scenic lookoff point at Rotary Ann, a house on the Maupin Flat road, Dare Mine road, the Presbyterian Church at Appleton, High- way 124 past Appleton, Dare Mine road, Dare Mine road, and Troy Coffman’s barn. To the place where 1 belong. The country spirit of Hector was intensified during an old-fashioned homecoming complete with a parade and pit barbecue. The parade was a big success. The winning entry was a mule-drawn planter driven by Bob Henry Cham- bers. There were several events on the homecoming day. Among them were a jail for those without a bonnet or beard, a greased-pole climbing contest, and a pit barbecue for everyone at noon. 4 Every year on the Saturday night before Christmas, a banquet is held for the alumni of Hector High School. This banquet is sponsored by the FHA girls and entertainment is furnished by the Senior High Ensemble. 5 ADMINISTRATION Until thy feet have trod the road, advise not wayside folk. Rudyard Kipling j? 2. 1 4 - =r ?i o. Is 3 o Hunting and fishing are popular pastimes of our superintendent and school hoard members. School board members include at the top left, Paul Thompson, who serves as secre- tary, Boyce Burch, vice president, and Opal Bartlett, president. Other members include at left, Glen Bibler and Paul Allison. As well as being in charge of deciding school policies, the school board members are interested in the welfare of all Hector stu- dents. 7 Grade school teachers’ aides are Pat Athey and Sara Rackley. Mr. lack Gowin is the grade school and middle school principal. Norma Burch works at the high school as secretary and teachers’ aide and Bobbye Swaim is the high school secretary and book- keeper. Mr. G. B. Swaim is the principal of the high school. 8 High school faculty appreciate advantages of a small school. 9 Elementary and Middle school faculty teach values as well as studies. 10 On the first row are Nan Bull, Librarian, and Rolaine Green, music director, who work with grades 1 12. Second row mid- dle school faculty for the seventh grade are Roland Choate and Dan Blair. Sixth grade instructors are Rick Gray and on the third row, Leonard Hudson. Versie Millsap and Bobbye Hallum teach fifth grade. At the right is fourth grade instructor )an Green. On the second row Randall Gray teaches fourth grade and Lillian Gray and Billy Blalack teach third grade. Second grade instructors are Monterey Lee and Geneva Taylor. Marguerite Tripp and Ruth Burris, on the third row, teach first grade. Kindergarten teachers are Cleta Magness and Beverly Gowin. 11 o c o o oc o «—• o D -C o D E « oo 2r o 0 3 k_ 0 _cu 3 y O a: Upper right corner: Senior class officers, Cheryl Barnhouse, president, Jerl Duvall, vice-president and Delilah A they, secretary and treasurer get a little of our country sunshine. Lower left corner: Seniors managing the candy store to finance senior class trips are Cathy Simpson and Dean Felkins. Lower right corner: Chosen for their sparkling personality are Debbie Watts and Charlie Hallum. 12 I wo roads diverged in a wood, Those seniors on the first row are jerl Duvall and Ranee Epperson. On the second row are Claudia Garrigus, Daniel Killins, and Jeannette Yarber. Seniors on the third row are Dean Felkins, Debbie Newport, and Earl Helton. 1 13 and I took the one Seniors on the first row are Harold Carr, Debbie Watts, and Charlie Hallum. Those on the second are Janie Walker, Terry Gray, and Cheryl Barnhouse. On the third row are Delilah A they and Doug Walton. 14 less traveled by Seniors on the first row are Rhonda Page and Rhonda Marable. On the second row are Steve McGee, Judy Herrin, and Rickey Helton. Those on the third row are Charlotte Chisum, Cathy Simpson, and Rena Boland. And that has made all the difference. Seniors on the first row are Brenda Prince, Scott Clancy, and Phyllis Baker. On the second row are Rickey Pruitt and Dennis Roper. Those on the third row are Larry Castleberry and Craig McCleskey. Delilah Athey-Girls State-3, Quill Scroll Queen-3, Honor Graduate—3, Who’s Who-2,3,4, National Who’s Who-4, Class Officer-2,4, Head Usher-3, Play Award for Best Actress—3, Beta Club- 3,4, Quill Scroll-3,4, Copy Editor- 3, Editor-4, FTA-3,4; Vice-Presi- dent—3, Historian-4, Annual Staff- 1.2, FHA-1,2,3, 4, Teachers Aid-2,3, Choir-2,4, Pianist-3, Ensemble-4, Junior Play-3, Senior Play-4, Soil Conservation Board-3,4, Basketball— 1.2, National Merit Finalist-4. Phyllis Baker—Quill Scroll—3, FHA-2,4, Paper Staff-3. Cheryl Barnhouse-Class Officer-4; Presi- dent, FHA-1,2,3,4. Officer-1,2,3,4, FTA-4, Choir-4, Junior Play-3, Senior Play—4, Basketball Manager—1, Citizenship Award-4. Rena Boland-J unior Miss—4, FHA Federation President 76-77, Who’s Who—2,3,4, Pep Club-1, Beta Club- 2.3, 4, Quill Scroll-3, FTA-3,4, Annual Staff—1,2,3, FHA-1,2,3,4, Teachers Aid-3,4, Choir-1,2,3,4, Ensemble-3,4, Junior Play-3, Senior Play—4, Basketball-1,2,3,4, Sports- manship Award-4, Track-2, Soft- ball-4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students—4, General Mills Family Leader of Tomorrow-4. Harold Carr-Junior Play-3, Senior Play-4, Basketball-1,2, Track—1. Larry Castleberry-Beta Club-2,4, Choir—1, Senior Play-4, Basketball Manager—3, Football Manager-3, Baseball Manag- er-3. Charlotte Chisum-Beta Queen-3, Who’s Who-4, Class Officer—2; President. Class Favorite-3, Beta Club-3,4, Quill Scroll-3, Annual Staff-1,2, Paper Staff-1,2, FHA 1,2,3,4; President-2; Historian-4, Choir—1, YCC-3, Basket- ball-1,2,3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students-4, Pep Club-1, Citizenship Award-4. Scott Clancy—Choir-4, Senior Play-4, Football-4, Basketball-4, Track-4. Jerl Duvall-Campus King-4, Football King-4, Beta King-3, Class Officer; Vice-President-4, Class Favorite-3, Senior Usher-3, Beta Club-2,3,4, Junior Play-3, Senior Play-4, VICA- 3, Track-3. Ranee Epperson-Cam pus Queen Candi- date—3, Prom Queen-4, Senior Senior Register Usher-3, Beta Club-2,3,4, Quill Scroll- 3,4, FTA-4, Annual Staff-1,2, Paper Staff-3,4, FHA-1,2,3,4; Vice- President-3; President-4, Choir-2, Junior Play—3, Senior Play-4, Basket- ball-1,2,3,4, All-District-4, Softball- 4. Dean Felkins—Prom Escort-4, Beta King- 4, Senior Usher-3, Beta Club-3,4, Basketball-2,3,4; Rebounder Award- 4, Free Throw Award—4, Most Valua- ble Player-4, Football—4. Claudia Garrigus-Campus Qucen-4, Quill Scroll-3,4, Beta Club-2,3,4, FTA- 3,4; Secretary—3, Annual Staff-3,4, Paper Staff—3,4, FHA-1,2,3,4, Secre- tary—4, Junior Play-3, Senior Play-4, Basketball-1,2,3,4, All- District-1,3,4, All-Tournament-1,4, KARV Dream Team-3,4, Outstanding Offensive Player Award, Most Valuable Player-4, Softball-4. Terry Gray—Class Favorite-1, Junior Play—3, Senior Play-4, VICA-3, Basketball Manager—2. Charles Hallum-Boys State-4, Choir King-4, Prom King Candidate-4, FTA Board Member-4, Who’s Who—2,3,4, National Who’s Who-4, Class Officer- 3; President, Quill Scroll—3,4, Beta Club-2,3,4; Treasurer-3; President—4, FTA-3,4; Historian-3, President-4, Annual Staff-1,2; Assistant Editor-3; Photographer-4, Choir-4, Teachers Aid-3,4, Junior Play-3, Senior Play- 4, Basketball Manager-1,3, Crouch Memorial Scholarship—4, Citizenship Award -4. Earl Helton-Homccoming King Escort-3, Who’s Who-3, FTA-3, Teachers Aid— 3, Basketball-1,2,3,4, All-District- 4, Wildcat of the Year Award—4, Foot- ball—3,4, Most Valuable Player—4, Baseball— 1,2,3,4, Stolen Bases A- ward-4, Track-4. Rickey Helton-Homecoming King Escort- 4, Basketball-1,4, Baseball-2,4, 12 Year Perfect Attendance Award-4. Judy Herrin-Junior Miss-4, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-4, Girls State—3, Beta Queen-4, Class Favorite-2, Student Council Representative-4, Beta Club-2,3,4; Treasurer-4, FHA-1,2,4, Choir-3,4, Ensemble—3,4; Trio—3, Junior Play—3, Senior Play-4, Basketball-1,3,4, Track-2, Softball-4. Daniel Killins-Homecoming King Escort—2, Class Officer-2; Treasurer, Senior Usher-3, Junior Play—3, Senior Play- 4, YCC-2,3,4, VICA-3. Rhonda M arable—Cheerleader—1,2,3,4, Football Cheerlcader-3,4; Co-Captain- 3, Quill Scroll-3, FTA-3,4; Vice- President-4, Paper Staff—3, Annual Staff—3, FHA-1,2,3,4; Treasurer—4, Choir —3,4, Junior Play—3, Senior Play—4. Craig McClesky-Choir-3,4, Senior Play-4. Steve McGee-Basketball Manager—1. Debbie Newport-Football Queen Candi- date-4, Senior Usher-3, FTA-3,4, FHA-1,2,3,4, Teachers Aid—3, Junior Play-3. Rhonda Page Homecoming Queen-3, Beta Club-2.3,4, FTA-4, FHA-1,2,3,4; 1st Vice-President-4; 2nd Vice- Presi- dent-3, Teachers Aid-4, Junior Play— 3, Senior Play—4, Football Cheer- leader—3,4, Basketball Cheerleader— 2.3.4. Brenda Prince-Teachers Aid-3, FHA—2,4. Rickey Pruitt—VICA—3,4, VICA Officer—4. Cathy Simpson-Homecoming Maid-1, Candy Store Manager-4, Quill Scroll-4, FTA-4, FHA-1,2,3,4, Teachers Aid-3, Senior Play-4, Basketball—1,2,3. Janie Walker-Who’s Who Among American High School Students-4, FHA Sweet- heart-3, Honor Graduate-4, Who’s Who-2,3, Class Officer-3; Secretary- Treasurer, Beta Club-2,3,4, FTA-3,4; Secretary-4, FHA—1,2,3,4, Teachers Aid—3,4, Junior Play—3, Senior Play- 4, Basketball Manager-1,2,3,4. Doug Walton-Head Usher—3, Student Council Representative-4, Annual Staff-1,2, Junior Play-3, Senior Play- 4, VICA-3,4; President—4, Vo-Tech Student Council-4, Basketball-1,2, Track—1,2. Deborah Watts—Homecoming Queen Candi- date—4, Prom Queen Candidate-4, Class Favorite-4, FHA-1,4; Histo- rian- 3, Paper Staff-1,2, Teachers Aid—3, Junior Play—3, Senior Play Assistant Director-4, Basketball-1. Jeannette Yarber-Class Officer-2, Class Favorite—1, Senior Usher—3, FHA- 1.2.3.4, Choir-1, Junior Play-3, Senior Play-4, Basketball-1, Track—1, Cheerleader-2. 17 Juniors Sweep Student Council Election a HI Rickey Emerson Vickey Freeman Sandra Small Tim Hays Vicky Standridge Sue Carruth Brenda Halsted Mary Harper Randy Molloy Tommy Standridge James Chronister Karen Ivy Pam Hays Vela Crow Juanita Langford Hollie Halsted 18 Class Officers Kathy Drewry, Secretary-Treasurer Pam Hays, Vice-President Scott Gary, President Ricky Carr Alvin Watkins Larry Freeman Linda Ringele Pam Cochran Rosetta Dyer Chuck Tackett Tammy Owens )ane Henry Ann Hull Belinda Coffman Judy Huffman Sandra Johnson Karen Culwell Sheila Bohanan Gene Launius Pam Kirk Scott Gary Ralph McCullough Don Freeman Gordon Clancy Frankie Pruitt Adelia Chasteen Jackie Fay Kathy Drewry Stephney Housley Class Favorites Stephney Housley Terry Freeman Ken Wood Anthony Allison Steve Burch Kenny Williams Dale Jones Wayne Cole Joann Helton Terry Freeman Julie Butler Willie Mosley Darwin Barnhouse Pam Coffman David Barnhouse Norman Chisum Shirley Church Dale Stroud Robin Tullous Sophomore class seeks a smooth path to success Class Officers President, Greg Hill Vice-president, Stephanie Russell Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Launius Greg Hill Dennis Murrah Marc Taylor Timmy New Terry Blalack Tina Fountain Rita Warren Shari Loveless Debbie Watson Stephanie Russell James Freeman Randy Turner Jeff Vincent Rickey Freeman William Blackwell Tina Anderson Juanita Martin Bonita Martin Carolyn Bridges Robin McGowan William Palmer Gary Newport Tim McCool Steve Williams jimmy Cumbie Ladonna Birge Christine Tesch Betty Chronister Susan Molloy Micca Pruitt Carol Loveland Sandra Birge Zynthia Mills Class Favorites Greg Hill Beverly McGowan Billy Allison Eddie Simpson James Bohanan Mark Ragsdale Shirley Morris lansey Hays Janis Churchill Kay Launius Charlotte Taylor Lonia Hopper Beverly McGowin Patricia Mathis Eddie Schierbaum Steve Laymon Lewis Harris Gene Chisum Randy King Danny Blair Christina Tesch Debbie Sanders Ninth grade prefers being called Freshman class Larry Thomas Caroline Tesch President, Pam Linker Vice-president, Karen Lask Secretary-Treasurer, Leanne Derry berry Darryl Murrah Kathy Hull Paul Garrigus Debbie McDonald Mark Lee Celia McClesky Robert Castelberry Tami Davis Tim Hill Cheryl Wygal Paul Athey JaNell Racktey Greg Housley Robin Watkins Donnie Haley Class Favorites Franky Gregory Lynnanne Derryberry Teresa Williams Randy Wells Lori Williams Tina Hill Frankie McKellar Danny McCuin Karen Lask Frank Gregary Roger Coffman Randy Westbrook Jan Harper Joe Garrigus Linda Renfro Carla Warren Kathy Patton Rickey Owens Robbie Jackson Linda Kelly 26 Terry Rudder Mark Derryberry Keith Westcott Theresa Jones Wayne Felkins Stephen Gooden Lynnanne Derryberry DeWayne Kendrick Leanne Derryberry Leslie Loveland Christina Lombardi Dewayne Baxter Raymond Hamilton Cheryl Tullous Pam Walters Joey Hanna Pam Linker Frank Jones Duane Clancy Keith Melton Curtis Jones Betty Chisum Janet Culwell Janice Wells Ronnie Wells Jimmy Page Dennis Riley Keith Carr Tony Gray Philip Gowin Randy Wood Kevin Tryon Steve Freeman 27 Eighth grade begins again Sandie Rudder Marsha Molloy Tanya Chisum Deanna Byrum Tammy Mason Pam Stoner Rhonda Freeman Suzanne Chambers Rhonda Palmer Jeannie Hamilton Lecia Taylor Ann Cumbie Joy McGowan Jackie New Treva Williams Becky Birge Lena Jackson Cindy Proctor Shelly Davis Tammy Melton Denise Simpson Kathy Owens Anna Crow Becky Condley Louise Blackwell Tammy Young Becky Riley 28 Greg Bell Travis Warren Todd Fountain David Pruitt Jimmy Emerson Robert Jones Tommy Gardner Daryl Byrum Arnold Humphrey Mark Coffman Frankie Branch David Branch Andy Johnson Randall Blalack Terry McGee Kyle Wells David Condley Jay Rackley William Rudder Vince Pack Doug East ridge Bobby Goates Tim Henry Randy Ford Steve Condley Andy Ashley Joann Ashley James Mosley Class Officers Shelly Davis, Vice President Lena Jackson, Secretary-Trea. Greg Bell President 29 V MAAALfc SAttAAL It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. Seneca O « s.« =r 3 3 3.1 s o n n n 3 £ 3 -♦ c 3 I 1 sSif 3 - o “ 3 S Jimmy Walker Kathy Helton Gail Lay Seventh in the year of the 7 s. jacky Hogan Mickey Tackett Teresa Schierbaum Verlin Pruitt Rachel Henry Paul Curtis Barbara Brown Alan Gilbert Lory Shipman Ronnie Holt Diane Pruitt Wayne Cook Chris Churchill Chuck Linker Amy Allison Don Condley Jetta Chisum Todd Byrum Lenetta Mills Billy Joe Turney Jonna Schierbaum Lonus Morris Cindy Bennett Brent Lee Sandi Pruitt 31 32 J. C. Graham Wanda Hill Paul Branch Kathy Tullous Bobby Lusk Wanda Ford William Collins janet Bridges Tommy New Elaine Duncan Randy Pack Susan Garrison Stoney Goodyear Dianna McDonald Donny Ivy Jan Melton Terry Small Spencer Blalack Jimmy Walker Theresa Chronister Jimmy Bartlett Bill Crow Sandy Sephus John Launius David Walton Hayley Tester Wain Rackley Kathy Helton Glenn Clancy Johnny Loveland J. L. Chronister Regina Garrison Manuel Garrison Cindy Paris William McKellar Sandy Williams Brian McGowin Gail Lay Granvil Poynter Debbie Murrah Doyle johnson Deniece Williams Keith Marable Tony Cochran Sixth grade makes homespun Christmas decorations. Wesley Aday Rachel Watkins Arthur Putt Regina Freeman Walter Hill Sherry Garrison Dale Hudson Kay Champion Randall Streetman Kathy King 34 Dec Dec Pritchard Bobby Condley Curtis Williams Dawn Price Ranee Horn David Riley Christina Stoner Steve Blalack Sonja Johnson Randall Holt Dee Carruth James Garrison Cheryl McCool Brian Condley Alta Hull Charlie Poynter Debbie Coffman Randy Hamilton Adona Curtis Guinn Norton Lisa Freeman Rodney Dixon Leora Godfrey Scotty Goodyear Vickie King Wendall Chisum Annabel! Collins Tim Small Mechele Brashears Donnie Byrum Shawna McGee Ronnie Byrum Metecia Jones Donald Young Pam Hamilton Mark Melton Karen Weatherman Tim Gary Kevin Freeman Bobby East ridge Kevin Shipman Steve Riley Jim Petty Gary McDonald Gerald Blalack Mike Wells David Wolfe Warren Ashley Mable McCullough Davy Laymon Scott Gooden Johnnie Cullwell Walter Chambers Pete Hill 35 Autumn leaves collected by fifth grade help students appreciate nature. Randall Ford Donna Butler Elvis Hamilton Sheila Blair Kevin Talkington Anita Stevens Ronald Lusk Sherry Gillies Mike Loveland Brenda Chisum Tim Bell Karen Warren Randy Davis Penny Gray Carl Young Regina Linker Harold Taylor Rhonda Pack Anthony Williams Angela Tryon David Rudder Kim Chambers Randall Palmer JoAnn White Danny Crow Jeri Roe Clint Tullous Jennifer New Brandon Hon Traci Williams Johnny Bridges Donna Blackford Steve Hamilton Tammy Rich Douglas Chisum Margaret Turney Kenneth Yarber Christina Warren David Owens Robbin Church William Hill Becky Laymon Ronnie Westbrook Rebecca Fulmer Gene Fillion George Jenkins Mary Lou McAlister Randy Cook Trenna Godfrey Anita Ashley Scott Thomlinson 37 X X x x ul X X X X . c “O 9 E 0 k. — rd J - « i 3 1 s T3 O L_ C o Q. O O « � §• With the aid of TITLE III the Hector Elementary School has a daily physical edu- cation program. The program consists of $4,350.00 worth of basketballs, soccer balls, badminton, tumbling mats, jumprope, pogo sticks, and an obstacle course. At the begin- ning of the year and again at the end of school the children will be run through the A. A. H. P. E. R. physical fitness test com- paring the results. 38 Fourth grade enjoy learning about the post office. Sherry Young Sean Hudson Tammy Wilson jimmy Coffman Teresa Pack Michael Ford Lynn Laymon Dennis Condley Regina Parrish Glenn Collins Lawonna Chisum Michael Hurley Vicki Owens Greg Proctor Patricia Rackley 39 40 Kenneth Watkins Julia Baker Edward Taylor Cindy Molloy Timothy Felkins Cynthia Rackley Stuart Blalack JaNiece Rackley Donnie Fillion Patrice McGill Richard Helton Mae Dean Churchill John David Hudson Caroline Chronister Deland Renfro Katrina Putt Cheryl Freeman Corine Tesch Ceramic projects highlight art activities of the third grade. Stacey Willcutt Susan Coffman Greg Williams Nancy Branch Stacey Wooten Ava Ford Jim Collins Charlotte Branch Ted Roc Sandra McKinny Jeff Petty Gay Helton Jamie Bridges Jennifer Ballard 41 Kevin Wells Charlotte Fulmer 42 Jimmy Turney Tammy Goates Chris Hudson Tammy Gillies Randy Hull Tammy Goodyear Jerry Pritchard Robin Hudson Lenny Bowden Pam Parrish Roger Langford Melinda Chisum Russell Collins Carla McCuin Tony Garrison Ashley Fountain Jody Hamilton Tammy Gregory Wiley Atkinson Lisa Holt David Chronister Joseph Garrison Jeania Anderson Tommy Lombardi Debbie Hampton Wesley Jordan Claudine Melton Mark Bell Holly McKellar Mike Harmon Kathy Voss Roger Standridge Tammy Warren Mark Cochran Melinda Chisum 43 Second graders explore new reading program. 44 Leon Lane April Riley Mark Harmon Rhonda Warren Timothy Chisum Caroline Hudson Lori Burch Brian Hurley Lesa Wolfe Wendell Humphrey Tanya Reddell Donna Hemmer Tonia Campbell Clea Jennings Lisa Hill Julia Taylor Michael Huffman Kevin Wade Melissa Eastridge David Coburn Elaine Pruitt Scotty Chisum Donnie Voss Kenneth Duncan Kelly Henke Shawn Thomas Toney Haley Patricia Marable Kenny Gray Jamie McCrum Mary Rudder Stanley Sackman Randy Mathis 45 Three basic r s still the program in the first grade. 46 Cyndia McCain Mike Pack Jeannine Bezet William Riley Edward Linker Roger McGill Lamont Brown Stewart Condley Jody Yarber Melissa Stevens Christy Freeman Randy Lusk Cathy McKinney Carol McElfish Beth Anderson Billy Chisum Herbert Pruitt Sheila Moreland Tracy Walker Billy McCrum Sherry Condley Shonda Garrison Stacey Millsaps Dewayne Chisum Edward Davis Tammy Derryberry Teresa Thacker Tammy Huffman Gina Bell Kelly Rackley Glen Gillies Edna Melton Keith Yarber 47 One of kindergarteners favorite units of study was Cowboys and Indians. Brian Byrum Angela Riley Kevin Wade Stephanie Willcutt Mark Talkington Lucretia Shackleford Kevin Choate LaDonna Sanders Mark Laymon Sheila Chisum • Jerry Bezet Debbie Wilson Glen Henke Susan Rudder Jeff Riley Twilla Freeman Jason Millsaps Jeania Holt Chris Key Carol Emerson Steven Walker Pam Riley Keith Darter Sandra Darter Steven Owens 48 Michael Parks Karen Putt Earnest McEntire Lora Condley Todd Hudson Shelly Garrison Brent Hudson Sherri Chisum Chris McCurrie Dewayne Goates Charles Yarber Todd Condley Marjorie Hurley Becky Hegeman Sherry Ballard Roger Coffman 49 cfl 00 9 tr ■ o - M - “3 - 0 •o 3 u. O C o o I- u c J o — CO A E o During the summer of 1976 three stu- dents, Delilah Athey, Charlie Hallum, and Judy Herrin, attended Girls State and Boys State. The girls were sponsored by the PTA and Charlie was sponsored by the Ruritan Club. Boys and Girls State was founded by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary to promote interest in government and in politics. The Ida Waldron Auditorium was the setting for all group meetings for both Boys and Girls State. 50 Brasilian exchange student captures heart of Hector. Tereza Roderigues came to Hector as a student from Brazil as the result of a letter from the Youth for Under- standing Program being read to all classes in high school. Immediately several students became interested in having a student from another country live in their home. Karen Ivy was one of the students. Her family contacted the agency in Texas and the project was set in motion. The Ivys requested a girl near Karen’s age. Within a few weeks, Tereza arrived to spend six months in America. Since Tereza was from Rio de Janeiro, she saw a very different life style at Tilly. During her stay in America, she attended classes taught entirely in English. Portuguese was her native language. She had never seen the game of football played before so she enjoyed watching our boys play. She roasted her first hot dog, rode her first horse, had her first broken bone, plus many other firsts. She missed seeing her first snow because she came in January, and all of our snow for the winter had fallen by the time she arrived. By the time Tereza left Hector near the end of July, she had stayed in many homes and made many friends. As a result of having the privilege of having an exchange student in our midst, we have learned to accept other ways of life and appreciate our own life style even more. 51 Girls compete for titles of Junior Miss and Miss Teen Little Rock Rena Boland and )udy Herrin competed for the title of Junior Miss at Ark. Tech. They were judged on academic ability, talent, poise, and coordination. For her talent, Rena sang I Know I Need to be in Love” and accompanied herself. Judy sang “Talk to the Animals” and did an art presentation. Rena won the scholar- ship award for having the highest grade average. Sue Carruth, Juanita Langford, and Pam Coffman entered the Miss Teen Little Rock Pageant at Little Rock. They met at the Lutheran Church there and were tested for their knowledge of government, science, math, English, literature, and humanities. They received several gifts and free tickets to the final night of the pageant. 52 Hector students help in the fight for conservation. Charlotte Chisum worked for the VCC, or Youth Conservation Corps, during the summer of 1976. She helped to clear land and build a park on an island in the Dardanelle Lake. Gene Launuis and Delilah Athey served on the Soil Conservation Junior Board at Russellville. The board con- sists of a junior and a senior from each of the schools in Pope County. Last year the junior Board started work on an Outdoor classroom behind the Russellville High School. When the classroom is finished, classes from the schools will be able to visit the class- room and study the displays there. The board also sponsored a tree planting project for grade school children on Arbor Day. Who s Who students are chosen for Music is Sue Carruth's biggest interest. She enjoys play- ing the piano and singing in the choir. Sue was also elected choir queen. As a cheerleader, Sue always has alot of school spirit. Rita Warren is a sophomore who is involved. She finds time for FTA, FHA, Quill and Scroll, Senior Choir, and is Quill and Scroll Queen. Rita enjoys camping and being out- doors. Randy Turner is headed for success. Already he has shown his ability in FTA and Quill and Scroll. Fie is the FTA King. Randy is an honor student and enjoys reading, music, and raising tropical fish. Antime you see a group of Flector cheerleaders, Pam Hays is right in the middle of them. She has been cheering our teams to victory for five years now, and she has loved every minute of it. Pam is also a member of the Beta Club, FTA, and FHA. 54 their participation and citizenship. Kathy Drewry is a member of the Beta Club, Quill and Scroll, FTA, FHA, and Senior Choir. She is secretary-treasurer of the junior class. Kathy enjoys long walks in silent places. Hunting and fishing are Gene Launius’ favorite pastimes. He is a valuable player on the basketball court and he has served as football manager. Gene also does a good job as vice- president of the Beta Club. Rena Boland is an active senior in every club. She is a member of FTA, the Beta Club, and is the Federation President of FHA. She is in the Senior Choir and is a valua- ble player on the basketball court. Charlotte Chisum is a senior who is an asset to any club she joins. She is a member of FTA, the Beta Club, and is the historian of FHA. Charlotte enjoys horseback riding and softball. Sheila Bohanan is a junior who is active in just about every club: FHA, Beta Club, FTA, Quill and Scroll, FTA Queen, and Beta Club secretary. In addition to her club work, she has played basketball also. Sheila’s hobbies in- clude music and reading. Charlie Hallum is Beta Club President, FTA President, FTA State Officer, Quill and Scroll Photographer, Senior High Choir King, as well as having been in the Senior High Choir, a class favorite, and a class officer. No one can ever replace Charlie or fill his shoes. 55 Pam Kirk leads a very busy life at Hector High. She serves as business manager of the Quill and Scroll Club and is a member of the Beta Club, FTA, FHA, and the basket- ball team. Hunting, swimming, and horseback riding also interest Pam. Scott Gary is the president of the junior class. Sports, reading, and hiking are a few of his hobbies. He plays on the football team and is active in the Beta Club. Delilah Athey is a very busy senior. She is a member of the Beta Club, FTA, FHA, Senior Choir, and is secretary- treasurer of the senior class. She is also the editor of the 1977 Wildcat. Delilah enjoys music, reading, and swimming. Earl Helton is a very athletic senior. In addition to being a member of FTA, he plays basketball, football, and baseball. He was the junior Homecoming Escort last year. Earl enjoys cars and all kinds of sports. Sports of all kinds interest sophomore Billy Allison, He plays both football and basketball and still manages to re- main an honor student. Billy plans to go to college after graduation. Kay Launius is this year’s Homecoming Queen. She also serves as FHA Federation officer and secretary of her class. Kay’s interests include basketball and all kinds of crafts. 56 Hector 's Roll of Honor Honor Roll Perfect Attendance Greg Bell Frankie Branch Louise Blackwell Daryl By rum Shelly Davis Tanya Chisum Suzanne Chambers Jay Rackley Lena Jackson Tammy Melton Tami Davis Jeannie Hamilton Mark Lee Paul Athey JaNell Rackley Joey Hanna Billy Allison Roger Coffman Tina Fountain Franky Gregory Randy Turner Mark Lee Rita Warren Leslie Loveland Sheila Bohanan JaNell Rackley Sue Carruth Susan Molloy Adelia Chasteen Lani Hopper Gordon Clancy Cindy Lombardi Wayne Cole James Bohanan Karen Culwell Vicky Standridge Kathy Drewry Dale Jones Pam Hays Gordon Clancy Stephney Housely Joann Helton Pam Kirk Delilah Athey Juanita Langford Cheryl Barnhouse Delilah Athey Ranee Epperson Rena Boland Charles Hallum Charlotte Chisum Rickey Helton Scott Clancy Charles Hallum Judy Herrin Cathy Simpson Judy Herrin Janie Walker Play Awards Choir Awards Best Actor Steve Burch Spirit Awards Best Actress Delilah Athey Junior Girls’Choir Celia McCleskey Judy Herrin Junior Boys’ Choir Mark Lee Best Supporting Actor Jerl Duvall Senior Choir Judy Herrin Best Supporting Actress Cathy Simpson Rhonda Page Best Play “Up the Down Staircase 57 «I Ml E (S) a o c -o s — X ■S3 - c 5 e a T3 O -X 8 k_ � � S E - w U UJ Joann Helton, a junior at H. H. S., was crowned football Queen for 1976, Oct. 1. She was escorted by Alvin Watkins, also a junior. She was crowned by Mr. Boyce Burch, vice-president of the school board, and presented with a half dozen red roses by Mr. Joe D. Bull Superintendent. Joann’s court were maids Lani Hopper, representing sophomore class, and Debbie Newport, representing the senior class. The Queen was selected by popular vote of the football team. 58 Homecoming candidates were; top left, Kay Launius, sophomore representative, middle, Vela Crow, junior class representative, Debbie Watts, senior class representative. These three girls were nominated and chosen by their classmates to represent their class in the school election to be held on homecoming day. Homecoming maids for the eighth and ninth grade classes were, left, Lena Jackson and Karen Lask. Classes choose Homecoming beauties 59 Miss Rolaine Green, co-sponsor of the Beta Club, was the accompanist for the Homecoming festivities. Coach Louis Whorton presented Kay with her roses. Homecoming Queen and candi- dates with escorts Willie Mosley, Gregg Hill, and Rickey Helton. Emceeing the program was Mrs. Norma Foster. Alumni President Dickie Athey pinned the sash on the newly crowned Home- coming Queen. 60 Popular among their classmates are Campus King and Queen, Jerl and Claudia. Claudia Garrigus is a very active senior. Her ability on the basketball court enabled her to be elected to All- District. She is a member of the Quill Scroll Club, the Beta Club, FTA, and FHA. She is the secretary of FHA. Claudia plans to attend the Westark Community College and major in physical education. )erl Duvall is a popular senior. He is a member of the Beta Club and is vice president of the senior class. He attended the Russellville Area Career Center and worked in the machine shop last year. He was the class favorite and also the Beta King last year. Jerl enjoys outdoor sports like hunting and fishing. 62 Favorites chosen for personality and club participation Choir King and Queen Charlie sings baritone in the Senior Choir. He nas also taken two years of piano lessons. Charlie is interested in all kinds of music and musical instruments. Just mention music, and Sue Carruth is right in the middle of it. Sue is the secretary of choir and a part time accompanist. She sings both alto and tenor. Sue has been a strong voice in the Senior Girls Trio and the Ensemble. Beta Club King and Queen Dean Felkins is an active member of the Beta Club. He works in the concession stand, has been a member of several committees, and helped to campaign at the State Convention. Judy Herrin is a born worker. She has worked in the concession stand, has attended both Beta Conventions, and made posters for campaigning. Judy was also the treasurer this year. 64 Quill and Scroll King and Queen Gordon Clancy is an asset to the journalism class. He has worked on both the newspaper and the annual. Gordon plans to attend college after graduation. Although Rita Warren is only a sophomore, she is an active member of the Quill Scroll Club. Her quick ideas and readiness to work are favorable qualities in any organi- zation. FHA Sweetheart and Beau Dale Jones was chosen by all the members of FHA. He has played football, and has made the honor roll all year. Dale plans to attend Ark. Tech. Hollie Halstead is very active in FHA. She was the songleader, and has served on several entertainment com- mitees. She also attended the State Convention in Little Rock. FT A King and Queen Randy Turner has been both a teachers aid and a tutor. He is interested in children of all ages. Randy hopes to be a journalism teacher in a secondary school. Sheila Bohanan really enjoys children. She is an assist- ant Girl Scout leader and coaches a pee wee basketball team at Grade School. 65 Grade School-Middle School Involves Pee-wee finals; Representing the Kindergarten classes are Marjorie Hurley and Mark Talkington, and Becky Hegeman and Charles Yarber. Tracy Parrish and Randy Lusk represented Miss Burris’ first grade. The third grade couple from Mr. Blalack’s class was Gay Helton and Tony Garrison. From Mrs. Gray’s third grade class came Greg Williams and Charlotte Fulmer. 66 Homecoming Pageant Sponsored by FT A Club From Mrs. Tripp’s first grade came Edward Linker and Stacy Millsaps. Representing Mrs. Lee's second grade are Donna Hemmer and Leon Lane. Shaun Thomas and Michael Huffman represented Mrs. Taylor’s second grade. The fourth grade couple from Mr. Randall Gray’s class was Dennis Condley and Vicki Owens. Representing the fourth grade are Michael Ford and Sherry Young from Mrs. Green’s class. 67 Fifth, Sixth, am The fifth grade couple representing Mrs. Hallum’s room was David Owens and Karen Warren. Representing Mrs. Millsaps’ fifth grade were Becky Fulmer and George jenkins. are candidates for From Mr. Hudson's sixth grade came Gary McDonald and Leora Godfrey. Wesley Aday and Michelle Brashear repre- sented Mr. Rickey Gray’s sixth grade class. 68 Seventh grades Prince and Princess Representing Mr. Blair’s seventh grade are Gail Lay and Terry Small. Wanda Ford and Donny Ivy represented Mr. Choate’s seventh grade. The couples from the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades were candidates for Prince and Princess. All the grade school students voted on the girl and boy they wanted for Prince and Princess. 69 Those unguarded moments . . . Charlie Hallum and Kathy Drewry were the emcees for the Grade School-Middle School Homecoming Pageant. Homecoming Prince and Princess Gail Lay and Terry Small were named Princess and Prince. Gail Lay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lay. She is in the seventh grade. Gail enjoys playing soft- ball and riding horses. Terry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Small. This seventh grade boy was the star basketball player on his team this season. In his spare time, Terry likes to play football. Mr. Gowin, grade school principal, presented Gail with her flowers, sash, and crown. ‘Up the Down Staircase ” wins award for Best Play Cast Dr. Maxwell Clark Sylvia Barrett Beatrice Scbachter Paul Barringer J. J. McHabe Ella Friedenberg Frances Egan Charlotte Wolf Samuel Bester Sadie Finch Lou Martin Lennie Newmark Carole Blanca Alice Blake Vivian Paine Rusty O’Brian Linda Rosen Jose Rodrequez Carrie Blaine Harry Kagan Jill Norris Rachel Gordon Elizabeth Ellis Charles Arross Edward Williams Joe Ferone Helen Arbrigzi Francine Gardner Katherine Wolzow Ellen Off-stage voices Gordon Clancy Pam Kirk Sheila Bohanan Scott Gary Gene Launius Pam Hays Mary Harper Stepheny Housley David and Darwin Barnhouse Sandra Johnson Rickey Carr Rickey Emerson Vicky Standridge Juanita Langford Joann Helton Tim Hays Pam Coffman Dale Jones Judy Huffman Wayne Cole Sue Carruth Jackie Fay Karen Culwell Alvin Watkins Terry Freeman Steve Burch Kathy Drewry Karen Ivy Vicky Freeman Hollie Halsted Julie Butler Adelia Chasteen 72 'The Egg and ” Cast Betty MacDonald Don MacDonald Anne Joan Thad Delicate Daisy Mr. Manic-Depressive Corinne Fishface Hi-Baby IJ Ross Lingery Lady Millicent Ames Thermometer Tessie Miss Linden Grady Larsen Paula Toni Lolly Mitzie Delilah Athey Doug Walton Rena Boland Judy Herrin jerl Duvall Cathy Simpson Craig McCleskey Rhonda Page Daniel Killins Charlie Hallum Scott Clancy Terry Gray janie Walker Ranee Epperson Cheryl Barnhouse )anie Walker Charlie Hallum Harold Carr Rhonda Marable Rolaine Green Claudia Garrigus Debbie Watts 73 Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom The 1977 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom's theme was “We May Never Pass This Way Again.” Carrying out the theme was an archway at the entrance. A waterfall, a wishing well, stars and a moon simulated an outdoor evening setting. Junior class president, Scott Gary was the Master of Ceremonies, and Miss Rolaine Green was the guest speaker. The Uptowns played a variety of music for the Prom. It was agreed by all that this was the best Prom yet. Couples visible are in the top picture Claudia Garrigus, Earl Helton, Wayne Cole and (oann Helton, Mike and Belinda Coff- man. In the second picture Jerl Duvall, Mrs. Pat Whorton, Pam Hays, Juanita Langford, Mrs. Janice Owens (Junior sponsor) and husband Don. In the third picture Mike and Belinda Coffman. At the bottom Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shackleford (Senior sponsor) Pam Kirk, Rhonda Marable, and Terry Anderson. 74 a great success The Prom Queen and King, Ranee Epperson and Dean Felkins were elected by a group of representatives from the Junior class. Pam Hays, member of the Prom committee, crowned Ranee and presented her with a bouquet of carna- tions. At the bottom left the couples await the announcement of the Prom couple who reigned over the Prom. Seniors of “77” Front row: Debbie Watts, Cheryl Barn- house, Rhonda Page, Cathy Simpson, Delilah Athey, Rhonda Marable, Larry Cast- leberry. Earl Helton, and Brenda Prince. Second row: Doug Walton, Harold Carr, Judy Herrin, Rena Boland, Debbie Newport, Jeannette Yarber, Daniel Killins, Steve McGee, Phyllis Baker, Rickey Blalack, and Dennis Roper. Top row: Jerl Duvall, Craig McCleskey, Claudia Garrigus, Charles Hal- ium, Ranee Epperson, Terry Gray, Janie Walker, Charlotte Chisum, Rickey Helton, Rickey Pruitt, Dean Felkins, and Scott Clancy. 76 Graduation honors include Leadership and Citizenship Awards Each year the teachers have a special meeting to decide which stu- dents should receive the leadership and citizenship awards. Their decisions are based on attitude, friendliness, cooperation, participation, and the ability to get along with their class- mates. There was a tie this year between two outstanding seniors Cheryl Barn- house and Charlotte Chisum for the Leadership Award. The Citizenship Award was presented to Charlie Hallum. Charlie also received the Crouch Memorial Scholarship, pre- sented annually to a deserving senior to further his education. Honor graduates must have a grade point of at least 3.33 for their years in high school. Honor graduates this year were Charlie Hallum, Delilah Athey, Rena Boland, and Janie Walker. 77 Graduation is a time of mixed emotions. The seniors are both happy, and sad. They are happy, because they are facing a whole new future with many challenges. They are sad because as they look back over their years in school they can remember all their teachers and friends; some that they may never see again. Superintendent Joe Bull officiated at Baccalaureate and Graduation ceremonies. Rev. Bo Coffman gave the sermon on Sunday at the Baccalaureate serv- ice. Mr. Bob Jackson, former class sponsor and teacher, was the speaker at the commencement exercises. family, and friends Parents are also full of feelings. They are proud to see their children all grown up and graduating. They also are worried because they know that their son or daughter will have to fend for himself now. He is no longer con- sidered a child, but an adult with bigger responsibilities to take on. President of the School Board, Opal Bartlett, presented diplomas. Ushers were Frankie Pruitt, Pam Coffman, Dale Jones, Juanita Lang- ford, Rickey Carr, and Stepheny Housley. o o £ ■o c 3 v� - 0 o E � D CO E H3 -C s_ a 5 Several students attended the voca- tional school at Russellville High School this year. Classes offered were welding, electronics, drafting, auto mechanics, machine shop, and horticulture. Students and the classes they attended are as follows: James Chronister, David Barn- house, Steve Burch, and Dennis Roper, all in welding; Doug Walton, Kenny Williams, and Anthony Allison in electronics; Ken Woods, Larry Freeman, and James Free- man in auto mechanics; Darwin Barnhouse, William Palmer, and Rickey Pruitt in machine shop. Rickey Pruitt won third place in the machine shop division in state competition. He received a medal for his ability. 80 Future Homemakers of America F. H. A. Officers Front: Ranee Epperson (pres.) Rhonda Page (1st Vice pres.) Kay Launius (2nd. Vice pres.) Cheryl Barnhouse (3rd. Vice pres.) Back: Claudia Garrigus (Sec.) Adelia Chasteen (Treasurer) Charlotte Aday (Historian) Joann Helton (Reporter) Hollie Halsted (Song Leader) 1st row: S. Bohanan, H. Halsted, J. Helton, C. Chisum, A. Chasteen, C. Garrigus, C. Barnhouse, K. Launius, R. Page, R. Epperson, D. Newport, D. Watts, C. Bennett (Sponsor) 2nd row: S. Loveless, S. Rusell, K. Culwell, V. Crow, J. Langford, J. Walker, R. Boland, J. Herrin, R. Marable, J. Yarber, P. Kirk, C. Simpson, J. Martin, T. Jones, L. Derryberry, L. Derryberry, P. King, 3rd row: B. Coffman, C. Taylor, J. Churchill, S. Morris, J. Hays, J. Fay, Z. Mills, C. Tesch, D. Sanders, L. Hopper, B. McGowan, P. Mathis, S. Johnson, J. Huffman, J. Butler, J. Stone, 4th row: K. Standridge, B. Prince, P. Coffman, P. Hays, S. Carruth, V. Standridgc, S. Housley, K. Drewry, R. Warren, T. Fountain, S. Small, V. Freeman, B. Halsted, K. Ivy, J. Harper, C. Warren, T. Hill, 5th row: L. Ringele, T. Owens, K. Hull, A. Walker, J. Henry, K. Patton,T. Williams, C. Wygal, P. Linker, C. Lombardi, J. Rackley.P. Walters,T. Davis, D. McDonald, R.Tullous, J. Ringele, R. Watkins, C. McCleskey.C. Tesch, L. Williams. 81 Darkroom enlarges opportunities for Quill Scroll members. Kneeling are Charlie Hallum, Claudia Garrigus, and Ranee Epperson. Those members standing are Gordon Clancy, Cathy Simpson, Sheila Bo- hanan, Randy Turner, Delilah Athey, Mrs. Janice Owens (Sponsor), Pam Kirk, Rita Warren, and Kathy Drewry. Everyone is busy on the day before the newspaper comes out. In return for all the hard work, the Quill and Scroll Club has a skating party at the end of the year. As the editor, Delilah has deadlines to meet. Delilah Athey, Charlie Hallum, and Pam Kirk attended a Journalism Workshop at Arkansas Tech University during the summer. The picture in the lower right entitled Fern with Feet” taken by Charlie Hallum was in the running for the best picture at the workshop. This year the journalism class extended their program by installing a darkroom which enabled the students to gain experience in photography. 82 Hector revives Student Council After hard campaigning, exciting speeches, and the election day, Hector again had a student council complete with officers. Members include: Seated-Pam Coffman, Trea.; Judy Huffman, Sec.; Pam Kirk, Vice president; and Scott Gary, President. Standing-)udy Her- rin, Kay Launius, Sue Carruth, Stephany Russell, Travis Warren, Wayne Cole, Greg Bell, Frankie Gre- gory, and Doug Walton. Hector FTAer runs for state office The Hector F. T. A. got off to a good start last year and continued this year. They toured the Childrens Colony at Conway, sponsored Grade School and Middle School Homecoming, invited the Russellville Stage Band to perform at Hector and sold jackets for a money making project. The F. T. A. invited several guest speakers to speak at Hector including people from local colleges, including Dr. Gentry from U. C. A. and Clarence Hall from Arkansas Tech. Charlie Hallum held a state office as a board member for the year of 1977. Kirk •? r|rigUS; D‘bo! N 'Trt’ in e Epp«r . Belinda Colfman, Hollie Halsted, Vela Crow, Pam Hays. Pam Coffman Cath Rh0ndi '■ Pim Kirk- ]inie Wjlk - Chervl Barnhouse, Rhonda Marable, Mrs Foster Mary HaTr’Kare Beta Club runs Scott Gary for State Vice President “Vote for Scott, he will give you a lot!” was a common statement during the weekend of the Beta Club Conven- tion. This year was the first time any- one from Hector ever ran for a state office. Scott Gary ran for vice presi- dent against eleven other candidates. Though he didn't win, He had a wide spread campaign. On the night of the campaign speeches, the football cheerleaders did a skit with the help of a few boys to hold the signs. First row: Rickey Emerson, Wayne Cole, Scott Gary, Gene Launius, Juanita Langford, Pam Kirk, Karen Culwell, Kathy Drewry, Stephney Housley, Sheila Bohanan, Gordon Clancy. Second Row: Alvin Watkins, Dean Felkins, Delilah Athey, Pam Hays, Sue Carruth, Jackie Fay, Adelia Chasteen, Charlotte Proctor. Back row: Rena Boland, Judy Herrin, Janie Walker, Jerl Duvall, Charlotte Chisum, Pam Coffman, Rhonda Page, Ranee Epperson, Claudia Garrigus, and Charlie Hallum. 85 Senior Choir makes it to state. Last spring Miss Green took the Senior Choir took the Senior Choir to the Regional Contest a! Arkansas Tech, to be judged and criticized. All three groups did well enough at the Regional Contesi to enter state competition at Conway. There the Mass Choir and the Girls' Ensemble competec against groups from all over Arkansas. The Mass Choir and the Girls’ Ensemble both made a rating ol 2 or excellent. Members of the Mass Choir are as follows: Front P. Cochran, K. Culwell, A. Chasteen, J. Fay.C Taylor, R. Boland, R. Marable, J. Herrin, D. Drewry, and S. Flousley. Second row: C. McCleskey, R Westbrook, S. Clancy, and C. Hallum. Top Row: S. Molloy, V. Freeman, B. Halsted, J. Langford,) Hays, J. Churchill, V. Standridge, S. Carruth, P. Hays, C. Barnhouse, R. Warren, T. Fountain, D Athey, D. Watson, and Director Rolaine Green. Girls’ Ensemble are V. Freeman, R. Warren, V. Standridge, H. Hodges, J. Herrin, S. Carruth,), Langford,). Churchill, D. Athey, R. Boland, P. Hays, T. Fountain, S. Housley, and J. Hays. Choir named Outstanding Junior Choirr The Junior Choir won several awards for their ability this year. They made an 18 (Superior rating) at the regional contest and received a trophy. At the Tech Sinfonia Festival- Clinic they were named “Outstanding Junior Choir for Class B and brought home their second trophy of the year. Members of the boys’ choir are Mark Lee, Stephen Gooden, Joey Hanna, Paul Athey, David Condley, Jay Rackley, and Randy Woods. Members of the girls’ choir are as follows: Front row Deanna Byrum, Jeanie Hamilton, Becky Condley, Cindy Proctor, Frankie McKellar, Jackie New, Chris Lombardi, Tami Davis, Pam Linker, Pam Stoner, Second row Janet Culwell, Celia McCleskey, Lori Williams, Tammy Mason, Pam Walters, Karen Lask, Shelly Davis, Rhonda Freeman, Linda Renfro, Tammy Bradley, JaNell Rackley, Cheryl Tullous. Top row Robin Watkins, Betty Chisum, Janice Wells, Caroline Tesch, Debbie McDonald, Carla Warren, Jan Harper, Kathy Hull, Joann Ashley, Becky Riley and Sponsor Rolaine Green. 87 «I H cC 4. «I 1 if k_ 00 c £ k_ 0 00 £ - -O TJ C H3 O s £ I a o £ -C o c — c Basketball awards are as follows: Earl Helton-All District, Wildcat of the Year. Tim Hill-All- Dis- trict, All-Tournament. Frankie Gregory—All-Dis- trict, All-Tournament. Frankie Pruitt-AII-District, Defensive Award. Wayne Cole-All-District, All- Tournament. Claudia Garrigus-AII-District, All- Tournament, Most Valuable Player, Offensive Award. Cindy Proctor-All-Tournament. Rena Boland—Sportsmanship Award. Ranee Epperson — All-District. Sandra Johnson -All-District, Defensive Player. Robin Watkins-AII-District. Three students made the KARV Dream Team. They are Claudia Garrigus-basketball, Pam Hays- cheerleader, and Wayne Cole-football. Dean Fel- kins-basketball is not shown. Football awards are: Frankie Pruitt Defensive Back. Earl Helton-All-Districl Most Valuable Player, Wildcat of the Yeai Wayne Cole-Outstanding Offensive Back All-District, All-State. Dale Jones—A.C Moncrief Award. Rickey Emerson-AII-Dh trict, Defensive Lineman Award. Don Free man-Offensive Lineman Award, All-Dis trict. 88 Football Cheerleaders have soul as well as spirit. Football Cheerleaders: Standing; Sue Carruth, |anis Churchill, Cindy Lombardi, Sandra Baxter, Kneeling; Vicky Standridge, lackie Fay, Pam Hays, Vela Stone, Sitting; Julie Butler, Rhonda Marable, Pam Coffman, Rhonda Page and Juanita Langford. Hector’s first football cheerleaders had an exciting season. As well as cheering the team to victory, they experimented with pom pom routines and pep rallies. Army Sgt. Rick Shawver made it possible for these girls to attend all ballgames out of town. 89 Hector football team scores two shut-outs. This is Hector’s second year with Sr. High football. The boys have worked hard and we are very proud of them and the football program that they and Coach Bezet are trying to build here at Hector. We have a new football field and a modified weight program with homemade weights. Even though the boys didrVt come out with a winning season, they have the winning spirit. Top: Wildcat kickoff at Hector-Oovcr game. Middle: Leading the Charge: Steve Burch, Kenny Williams, Rickey Emerson, and Maddog Freeman. Bottom: Hector's 1976-77 Sr. High Football Team. 90 Standing: Assistant Coach Louis Whorton, Don Freeman, Steve Burch, Kenny Williams, Dale jones, Dean Fclkins, Rickey Emerson, Scott Gary, Head Coach Mac Bezet. Middle: Shirley Morris, Statistician, Timmy New Wayne Cole, Willie Mosley, Scott Clancy, Roy Wygal, Terry Freeman, Gordon Clancy, Manager Gene Launius. Bottom: james Freeman, Tim McCool, Dennis Riley, Frankie Pruitt, Earl Helton, and Billy Allison. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 1976-77 Hector 6 Yellville 21 Hector 12 Danville 32 Hector 19 Lamar 0 Hector 6 Dover 8 Hector 0 Mt. Burg 20 Hector 6 Ola 8 Hector 0 Glen Rose 6 Hector 43 Hackett 0 Left: Dover piles across the line for a score in the Homecoming Hector-Dover game at Hector. Below Left: Earl shows perfect physique of a model football player. Below: Hang on to it Dean. 91 Senior Boys on the move Coach Whorton tells it like it is. A jump ball starts the Hector- Russellville game. Wayne gets the ball going again. The benchwarmers also get in- volved. Earl keeps the ball in motion for the Wildcats. Dean and Anthony fight through a traffic jam to get control again. Billy gets blocked at the pass. Sitting are Scott Gary (Manager), Ricky Hel- ton, Wayne Cole, Frankie Pruitt, Earl Hel- ton, Billy Allison, and Timmy New. Stand- ing are Mac Bczet (Assistant Coach), Eddie Schierbaum, Anthony Allison, Gene Launius, Terry Freeman, Rickey Emerson, Don Freeman, Gordon Clancy, and Louis Whorton (Head Coach). Hector 30 Subiaco 56 Hector 66 Hartman 77 Hector 81 Coat Hill 52 Hector 59 Scotland 54 Hector 33 Subiaco 56 Hector 54 Dover 59 Hector 54 Dover 41 Hector 55 Plainview 52 Hector 32 Pottsville 45 Hector 41 Russellville 64 Hector 31 Lamar 59 Hector 41 Scraton 19 Hector 50 Atkins 45 Hector 53 Ozark 64 Hector 41 Plainview 43 Hector 57 Hartman 47 Hector 45 Western Grove 43 Hector 40 Lamar 60 Hector 47 Scranton 41 Hector 59 Pleasant View 37 Hector 43 County Line 57 Hector 56 Hackett 41 Hector 57 Coal Hill 38 Hector 47 County Line 58 Hector 48 Dover 52 Senior Girls, coached by Sally Whitmer, Senior Girls Basketball Team Front: Belinda Coffman, Lani Hopper, Pam Kirk, |udy Huffman, Shirley Morris, Rena Boland. Middle: Debbie Sanders, Sandra lohnson, Ranee Epperson, Claudia Garrigus, Sheila Bohanan, Kay Launius, Ioann Helton, judy Herrin, and standing: Karen Culwell (manager) )anie Walker (manager), and Sally Whitmer, Coach. Left bottom: The Towering Inferno.” Deer 58 Hector 66 Deer 26 Hec tor 27 Lamar 37 Hector 54 Pottsville 43 Hector 22 Sacred Heart 38 Hector 41 Lamar 35 Hector 54 Atkins 55 Hector 53 Dover 24 Hector 52 Tech Tournament Wheatley 36 Hector 44 Bradford 68 Hector 34 Plainview 43 Hector 63 Scranton 61 Hector 43 Coal Hill 13 Hector 71 Pope County Tournament Atkins 55 Hector 47 Scotland 22 Hector 63 Dover 24 Hector 52 Plainview 42 Hector 52 District Tournament Oark 27 Hector 63 Pleasant View 60 Hector 59 finish their season with a 13-6 record. Top left: Hand it over, We've got you covered. Top right: What's wrong Joann? Bottom left: Claudia up’s her usual two points. 95 Baseball team has good season Front: Steve Burch, Billy Allison, Alvin Watkins, Earl Helton, Roy Wygal, Donnie Haley, Tim Hill. Top: Coach Sally Whitmer, Rickey Carr, Scott Clancy, Tim Hays, Rickey Emerson, Rickey Helton, )ames Bohanan, Wayne Cole, Alan Hays, Coach Louis Whorton. A little strategy . .. then the pitch. Hector 16 Dover 4 Hector 1 Havana 10 Hector 2 Hartman 3 Hector 5 Lamar 7 Hector 18 Havana 1 Hector 3 Pottsville 7 Hector 12 Hartman 1 Hector 12 Pottsville 8 96 Senior Cheerleaders make the Wildcats proud. Cheerleaders in the first row are Rhonda Marable, Pam Hays, and Rhonda Page. Second row: Juanita Langford, Sue Car- ruth, and Jackie Fay. Back row: Vicky Standridge, Hollie Hodges, and Vela Stone. “Wildcats are victorious!” “YOU check it out.” “Alright!!” “Take that ball away.” 98 Eighth grade provide junior spirit. Captain Rhonda Palmer organizes the Junior Cheerleaders in an outdoor rally for the Junior Football team. All the Junior Cheerleaders this year were from the eight grade. They keep the junior team’s spirit rolling. Front-Lena Jackson; Lecia Taylor; Becky Birge, Co-Captain; Suzanne Chambers; Standing-Rhonda Palmer, Captain. 99 Hector Hector Hector Hector Hector Hector Hector Hector Hector Junior Football team has best season yet. 0 Dover 6 0 Rackett 0 8 Danville 32 8 Clarksville 32 24 Altus 8 6 Ola 36 18 Lamar 6 6 Atkins 13 18 Marshall 14 Standing: Statistician, Shirley Morris, Head Coach Mac Bezet, Jimmy Emerson, Joe Gar- rigus, Frank Jones, Raymond Hamilton, Steve Freeman, Tim Hill, Curtis Jones, Assistant Coach Louis Whorton. Kneeling: Doug Eastridge, Vince Pack, Todd Foun- tain, Jimmy Mosley, Mark Coffman, Darryl Murrah, Franky Gregory, Bob Castleberry. Sitting: Duane Clancy, Mike Williams, Terry Rudder, Greg Bell, David Pruitt, Kevin Tryon, Mark Derryberry, Keith Melton. 100 Junior Basketball Boys surprise Hartford with a victory after 5 overtimes. Front row: David Branch, Travis Warren, Jay Rackley, Greg Bell, Philip Gowin, Joey Hanna, Tom Gardner, James Mosley, Second row: Steve Condley, Donnie Haley, Bob Castleberry, Mark Lee, Kevin Tryon, Tim Hill, Franky Gregory. Top row: Coach Lewis Whorton, Joe Garrigus, Ray Hamilton, Steve Freeman, Robbie Jackson, Manager Robert Curtis, and Coach Mac Bezel. 101 Junior Girls take first win at District Tournament Front row: Shelly Davis, Becky Riley, Pam Linker, Tammy Melton, Jeanie Hamilton, Denise Simpson, Cindy Proctor, Chris Lombardi, Tami Davis, Top row: Tina Hill, Coach Sally Whitmer, Robin Watkins, Debbie McDonald, Pam Walters, Caroline Tesch, JaNell Rackley, Celia McCleskey, and Managers Lori Williams and Karen Lask. 102 Pee Wee teams have good season FOOTBALL Front: Jody Hamilton, Mark Bell, Wendell Chisum, Doyle John- son, Scott Gooden, David Rudder, Charlie Poynter, David Riley. Second row: Spencer Blalack, Randy Streetman, Bruce Melton, Pete Hill, Randy Davis, Steve Blalack, Third row: Coach Daryl Barnhouse, Scott Tomlinson, Kevin Shipman, Scotty Goodyear, Johnny Bridges, Jackie Hogan. Top row: Coach Jamie Churchill, George Jenkins, Gerald Blalack, Tim Gary, Randy Pack, Tommy New, Coach Danny Rudder. BUCKS Front: Donnie Fillion, Johnny Bridges, David Rudder, Pete Hill, Michael Hurley. Top: John David Hudson, Tommy New, Randall Palmer, Terry Small, Wendefl Chisum, Sean Hudson, Coach Danny Rudder. TROJANS Front: Jim Petty, Gary McDonald, David Wolfe, Chuck Linker, Anthony Williams, Todd Byrum. Top: Coach Charlie Hal- ium, J.C. Graham, Brent Lee, James Garrison, Keith Marable, George Jenkins, Coach Tom Lee. Terry Small hustles as the Trojans and the Bucks battle for first place in the Pee Wee tournaments. The final score was the Bucks 22 and the Trojans 10. 103 Boys teams get into action. WILDCATS Front: Jimmy Turney, Jody Garrison, David Owens, Steve Blalack, Tony Garrison. Top: Tim Felkins, Gerald Blalack, Spencer Blalack, Verlin Pruitt, Billy Joe Turney, Manuel Garrison. Coached by James Bohanan. BOBCATS Front: Randy Cook, Lonus Morris, David Walton, Dennis Condley, Randy Hamilton, Elvis Hamilton. Top: Coach Gene Launius, Jimmy Bartlett, Brian McGowan, Donny Ivy, Don Condley, Wayne Cook. HAWKS Front: Stuart Blalack, Tim Bell, Mark Bell, Top: William Collins, John Launius, Doyle Johnson, Kevin Freeman, Randy Davis, Coach Franky Gregory. CELTICS Front: Wesley Aday, Rodney Dixon, Tim Gary, Kenneth Yarber, Allan Flippo, Gene Fillion, David Riley, and top Randy Pack. 104 Girls really movin' on . SPEED DEMONS Front: Patricia Rackley, Tammy Wilson, Becky Fulmer, Alta Hull. Top: Karen Weatherman, Kathy Helton, Sandy Pruitt, Wanda Hill, Mary Lou McAlister, and Regina Freeman. Coached by )oann Helton and |udy Huffman. MEAN MACHINES Front: Tracy Williams, Cheryl Freeman, Anita Stevens, Rhonda Pack, joann White. Top: Amy Allsion, Diane McDonald, Pam Hamilton, Regina Parrish, Coach Sheila Bohanan. SKYROCKETS Front: Rachel Watkins, Angela Skinner, Corine Tesch, Sheila Blair. Top: Cindy Bennett, Jan Melton, Vicki Owens. Coached byKay Launius and Shirley Morris. TUFFNUTS Chris Churchill, Rachel Henry, Sherry Garrison, Dee Carruth, Sonya Johnson, Regina Linker, JaNeice Rackley, Theresa Pack, Amanda Parrish, Linda Reno, Susan Garrison. Coached by Shelly Davis and Cindy Proctor. Sandi puts up two points in the final play off game at grade school homecoming that gave the Speed Demons first place and the Tuff Nuts second. 105 o o E •O c .1 ( I «I € c o 5 E j5 o « C .£ 0 _c Boley lf JV SORRELS SWAIN INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 641-7207 221 East Main Street Atkins MORRIS' GENERAL STORE AND COIN LAUNDRY Appleton 106 Ray Lee Builders’ Supply 3 Stores in Russellville 1 in Conway To Serve You A A SALES AND SERVICE McCullough, Stell. and Echo Saws Dover ATKINS HARDWARE Phone 641-7968 12J N Dover Allans RUSSELLVILLE EYE CLINIC Phone 968-2242 111 N. El Paso, Russellville HECTOR BARBER SHOP Eldon Reynolds Barber CORNWELL S DRESS SHOPPE Place to Buy Bobbie Brooks Sportswear 109 N Front Dardanelle FAMILY Bijr ■ RFSTAURAN1 M)2 Union St Dardanelle DOVER PHARMACY CAMPBELL SHOE STORE Style—Comfort fit—Quality 9—5 JO Monday thru Saturday Phone 968-4413 115 N Commerce. Russellville FINE TACO VILLA MErfCAN FOOD Dover Phone 968-1191 111 N El Paso. Russellville him C FUNERAL SERVICE INC Phone 968-1212 800 W Main, Russellville Highway 64 E., Russellville Savings Loan Association SHIPWRECK RECREATION CENTER Pool, Pinball, Air Hockey. Foos-ball Phone 968-5086 Dardanelle 229-2212 Russellville 968-2585 City Mall Russellville 107 ATKIN S CHRONICLE 641-7161 Alkins TAYLOR’S FLOWERS 209 W. Main 968-6600 Russellville ROBERTSON’S GROCERY GROCERIES 131 -2950 Moreland POTTSVILLE NURSERY shrubs, fruit trees We do landscaping 968-7849 Pottsville AQ CHICKEN HOUSE Phone 968-2100 Hwy 64 East Russellville DOT S LETTERING Embroidery Monograms 284- 11 15 Chenilles Patches Alterations Hector j j EQUIPMENT, INC. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Phone 968-6690 515 E. 5th Russellville WEST ARK EQUIPMENT CO. International Trucks, Tractors and Farm Equip WEST-SIDE PHARMACY 2524 W Mam 968-7180 Russellville Phone 968-42 K) Hwy. 7 South Russellville Massey-Ferguson and New Holland Farm Equipment Sales—Service—Parts 535 N. El Paso 968-3795 Russellville CONFIDENCE TV APPLIANCES DEPENDABLE AIR CONDITIONING Carrier 968-5555 Russellville Carrol lones Birl Trigg Phone 968-5214 104 Rochester Russellville CARL S EXXON E ON 1-40 105 Russellville HANEY S PHARMACY RUSSELLVILLE MEAT MARKET Shop and Compare Phone 968-7908 201 N Denver Russellville DOVER CITGO STATION Hwy. 7 South Dover Phone 331-3122 641-7878 Atkins 108 People Serving People Since 1890” PEOPLES BANK TRUST COMPANY RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS SECOND COMMERCE ARKANSAS AVENUE SOUTH POTTSVILLE HIGHWAY 64 EAST AND HIGHWAY 326 MEMBER FDIC Everything in Music 2nd So Arkansas Phone 968-2 $24 or 968-2210 Lawrence R Roberts - Owner TROY BURRIS Herefords 968-4211 Office Machines Inc. 968-2049 914 South Ark Russellville Home of Better Values Third and Commerce Typewriters Mimeograph Dial 968-4888 101 W Main VANCE ABSTRACT COMPANY Protect your land investment with Title Insurance protecting the future by insuring the past acimvuk SHEET METAL CO Phone 968-1942 New Used Car—T ruck—T ractor Serving the Russellville area since 1926 111 West Ird Russellville Phone 968-5404 105 West Main Russellville 109 Shield of Shelter for your insurance needs Bill Hollabough Agent DON AND LARRY’ Phone—‘WB 2 Hf WOt W Mam St Russellville ROSE DRUG Professional Service HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Sales—Installation—Service Sheet Metal Ditch Witch Trenching Phone—968-132} !00 t W Main Place Russellville Don Owens Larry Owens 284-4554 2 1 4 miles southwest of Hector 968-5883 On Highway 27 Atkins Aristocrat of in Pickles and Peppers GOOD LUCK GRADUATES HAGANS DATSUN INC 51150 5115 Phone 968-4566 Sales Dept. Open 8-6. Monday through Saturday Service Dept. Open 8-5 Monday through Friday Highway 64 East Russellville RAY BAKER TRUCKING AND 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 111 Wiley Grain Chemical Supply phone 641-7436 302 2nd Atkins phone 229-4601 or 968-7025 (Oggnaffl WESTINGHOUSE MODERN MAID Floor Coverings APPLIANCES Plywood BUILDING MATERIALS Ponding Plumbing Supplies Tomko Roofing Electrical Supplies or wor Arkholo Blocks True Togg Paints_ mi Celotes Products 201 S FRONT SINCE J935 DARDANELLE ARK COURTESY MOTORS TOYOTA FlftT SALES SERVICE PARTS 5-speed overdrive transmission phone 968-2200 HWY 7T Russellville KORDSMEIER FURNITURE CO. Fine furniture, gifts, Hotpoint App, radios. televisions Serves you right since 1924' phone 968-5124 Visit our plant shop PATTON AUTO SALES Clean used cars pickups HWY 7 Between Dover and Russ Dover Land Mart A country boy doing busi- ness with country people” phone 284-4341 or 331-2099 Broker; ). Lloyd Davis Box 337 Dover 112 Serving the Arkansas River Valley with fashions for the entire family. JCPenney C.t-j Mill, SclMlle, M FOR BANQUETS PARTIES SEATING CAPACITY 300 PLUS Phone 968 9 � 89 Open 7 days a week 1519 South Arkansas Russellville E ON FOUNTAIN'S GROCERY AND STATION Tilly, Arkansas Phone 496-2200 CHIP’S (HICKORY SMOKED) BAR - B - QUE 1400 South Arkansas Russellville Phone: 968-4333 SCOTTSVILLE GENERAL STORE Owned and Operated by Helen Newport I I 0HB First National Bank of Russellville Dover JACK HILL AUTO PARTS HX) South Arkansas Russellville Highway 64 East on the curve TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Downtown 2nd Denver Highway 64 East Branch Russellville FDIC 113 ROGER'S DRUG STORE 215 West Main Russellville. AR 72801 Phone No 968-1391 Hermil H Smith Owner MATTIES HOMESTYLE COOKING Phone No 284- HOI Furniture Appliances Hardware Houseware 202 North Commerce Russellville FREE PARKING LAWTON S SHOES 220 West Main Russellville, Arkansas LEONARD S HARDWARE 118 North Commerce Russellville Phone No 968-2142 968-1142 We Have Everything' Cowan- C oodwin Co. NEWTON’S PHARMACY 0 6 Qjoung 216 West Mam Street Russellville Phone No 968-1132 First Federal SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION 708 West Main Street Russellville (501) 968-2896 Prescriptions Main Street Russellville Linkway Stores 202-204 Main Street Russellville, Ark. 72801 968-3188 •Furniture •Appliances Featuring National Brands Furniture Congoleum Admiral Westinghouse RENNKE SIMS BllDfRS SUPPLY NC. HUMPHREY FUNERAL SERVICE 2801 West Mam Russellville. Arkansas Hermon Humphrey: Owner Director Burial Cash Insurance Phone No 968-4411 WHERE YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE Russellville Dardanelle Clarksville Danville 968-2577 229-4190 754-8104 495-2 121 THE CAT 121 West B' Street Russellville, Ark 72801 Imports, Arts Crafts lewelry Smoking Accessories W Free delivery and terms available anywhere in Arkansas HILL S CITGO STATION Phone No 284-5591 Hector, Arkansas Tommy Hill, Owner Tires—Batteries FULL SERVICE ANDREW'S VETERINARY SUPPLY •Antibiotics, Sulfas, Wormers, instruments. Vaccines, Bacterins 217 North Denver Russellville, Arkansas Phone No 968-1400 114 Compliments of Stanford Lee Pope County Tax Assessor Compliments of Earnest Rowers Pope County Clerk Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Ermil Grant Pope County Judge Compliments of Reese Caudle Pope County Circuit Clerk Compliments of Pope County Treasurer Bart Page Jr. 1 Teller Gladys Epperson Serving you since 1905 BANK OF DOVER II Pleases Us To Please You CARTER’S RADIATOR SHOP CLEANING REPAIRING RECORING DON W. CARTER TELEPHONE 968-5150 CLOGGED RADIATORS ARE DEAD DUCKS 405 West B Russellville, Arkansas A i Mgh xioir FUiWtTUtE i%w Mosley Sons Watson’s Wiley’s Garage and Home Jumiture Store Car Care 900 South Arkansas Ave. Hector, Arkansas Service Russellville, Arkansas 72801 Station Phone 968-1818 105 East Broadway lohn L. Mosley Atkins, Arkansas 72825 Phone 641-7950 lohn Larry Mosley |im Bill Mosley 117 TURNER-DUNN ASSOCIATES INC. C. R Turner )im Murphy B.). Dunn Phone 988- 3321 706 West Main Russellville Red Dog Cafe CAUDLE. BRITTENUM STANDRIDGE All types of insurance Phone 968-2186 Ray Rye Insurance APPLETON EXXON STATION GOOD FOOD e on Y FAST SERVICE j POOL, AND FOOS-BALL Compliments of IERRY McCUIN 73rd Year Appleton, Ark. NEW STORE Phone 968- H50 Phone 967-4732 Russellville. Ark Route 3 Russellville CHURCHILL’S SUPERMARKET Meats Feed Dry Goods Hector We give S H Green Stamps Groceries Hardware 284-1255 119 The 1976 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 8 at Dee Dee’s Place in Russellville. The theme was Love is...” Decorations, which were pro- vided by the Junior class included a rainbow and silhouettes. There were also pastel streamers and pom pom balls. 120 ’76 Junior-Senior Prom theme was “Love Is . . . ” Music was provided by Hot Lanta. Everyone enjoyed the dancing, including the teachers. 121 Bicentennial graduation speakers include past, present, and future. Student speakers for graduation were Earnest Mosley and Teresa Proctor. Earnest spoke on the present; about the students while they were in high school. Teresa spoke on the future. She told what many hoped to accomplish in life along with what many already had done. Ushers for the 1976 graduation were Jeanette Yarber, Daniel Killins, Ranee Epperson, Delilah Athey, Doug Walton, Dean Felkins, Debbie Newport, and |earl Duvall. Mr. Leonard Hudson spoke on the seniors past. He taught the majority of the class when they were in grade school. 122 Randy Hodges received the award for leadership. This award was given to the person who showed the best leadership ability. Teresa Proctor was given the award for citizenship. This award is given to the person who showed the best ability to get along with their classmates and the people around them. Honor graduates were Charlotte Hays, Steve Warren, Dale Felkins, Frankie Turnbough, and Ron Stark. 123 Friends are what makes Hector home. Friends to share the annual Activities Cookout watertight. Friends to pitch a game of horseshoes. Friends to laugh with. 124 A A4A Sale� Service 107 Aday. Wesley 13 Allison. Amy 21 Allison. Anthony 00 Allison. Billy 24. 90. % Allison. Paul 7 Anderson, leania 43 Anderson. Mary Beth 4b Anderson. Tina 23. 32 Andrews. Vet Supply 114 Appleton Exxon 119 A Q Chicken House 108 Ark Valley Savings loan 107 Arkhola Sand Gravel Ashley, Andy 29 Ashley. Anita 37 Ashley. loAnn 29, 87 Athey. Delilah 1, 12. 14. S6. 85. 8b. 73. 77. 122 Athey. Dickie bO Athey, Pat 8 Athey. Paul 25 Atkins Chronicle 108 Atkins Hardware 107 Atkins Pickle Co 110 Atkinson. Wiley 42 B Baker, lulia 40 Baker. Phyllis (King) 1b 81 Baker Ray Trucking Garage 111 Ballard, lenmter 41 Ballard. Sherry 49 Bank of Dover 11b Barnhouse. Cheryl 12, 14, 77, 81. 84 8b Barnhouse Darwin 21. 72. 80 Barnhouse. David 21. 72, 80 Bartlett. Iimmy 32 Bartlett Opal 7. 70 BASIBAU 9b BASKETBALL. |R BOYS 101 BASKETBALL. |R GIRLS 102 BASKETBALL. SR BOYS 92. 93 BASKETBALL, SR GIRLS 94. 95 Baxter. Dewayne 27 Baxter. Sandra 24. 84 89 Bell Gina 47 Bell Greg 28. 29 Bell, lohn 9 Bell. Mark 43 Bell. Timothy 3b Bennett. Carolyn 9. 81 Bennett. Cindy 31 BETA CLUB 85 Bezet. leannme 4b Bezel, lerry 48 Bezet, Mac 9. 41. 90 Bibler. Glenn 7 Big T Family Rest 107 Birge, Becky 28 Birge. laDonna 23 8irge. Sandra 23 Blackford. Donna 37 Blackwell. Louise 28 Blackwell. William 22 Blair. Dan 10 Blair. Danny 24 Blair. Shelia 3b Blalack, Billy 11 Blalack. Gerald 3S Blalack. Randell 29 Blalack. Rickey 17 Blalack. Steve 34 Blalack. Stewart 40 Blalack. Terry 22 Bohanan. lames 24. % Bohanan. Sheila 55. b5. 72. 81. 84. 85 BoUnd. Rena 15. 55. 73. 77. 81 84 85. 8b Bo ley Auto Mart 10b Bowden. Kenny 42 Bradley. Tammy 87 Branch. Charlotte 41 Branch. David 29 Branch. Frankie 29 Branch, Nancy 41 Branch. Paul 32 Brashear Mechele 34 Bridges. Carolyn 23. 84 Bridges, lamie 41 Bridges, lanet 32 Bridges, lohnny 37 Brown. Barbara 31 Brown. Lamont 4b Bull, loe D b, 58 Bull. Nan 10 1 26 Bufch' ®°Yce 7 Index Burch. Lori 44 Burch. Norma 0 Burch. Steve 21. 72. 00. 90. % Burris Office Mach . Suppl. Printing 109 Burris. Ruth 11 Butler. Donna 3b Butler, lulia 21. 89 ftyrum, Brian Scot! 48 Byrum. Darrell 29 Byrum. Deanna 28. 87 Byrum. Donnie 35 Byrum. Ronnie 35 Byrum. Todd 31 C Campbell's Shoe Store 107 Campbell. Toma 44 Cad Tripp Exxon 108 Carr. Harold 14. 73 Carr, Keith 27, 39 Carr. Rickey 19. 72. 79. 9b Carruth. Dee 34 Carruth. Sue 18. 54. b4. 72. 81. 85. 8b. 89 Carter's Radiator Shop 117 Castleberry. Bob 25 Castleberry, Larry 1b, 25 The Cat 114 Caudle—Bnttenum—Standridge Ins 119 Caudle. Reese 115 Chalet Restaurant 113 Chambers, Kimberly 3b Chambers, Suzanne 28 Chambers. Walter 3S Champion. Kay 33 Chasteen, Adelia 72. 81, 84. 85, 8b CHEERLEADERS. IK 99 Chip s Bar-B-Que 113 Chisum. Charlotte 15. 55. 77. 81. 85 Chisum. Betty 27. 87 Chisum. Billy 4b Chisum. Brenda 3b Chisum. DougUs 37 Chisum. Dwayne 47 Chisum. Gene 24 Chisum. Jetta n Chisum. Lawonna 39 Chisum. Melinda 43 Chisum. Norman 21 Chisum. Scotty 45 Chisum. Sheila 48 Chisum. Sherri 49 Chisum. Tanya 28 Chisum. Timothy 44 Chisum. Wendall 34 Choate. Kevin 48 Choate. Roland 10 CHOIR Chromster. Betty 23 Chfonister. Carolyn Chromster. David 42 Chromster. lames 18, 80 Chromster. | L 33 Chromster. Theresa 32 Church. Robin 37 Church. Shirley 21 Churchill. Chris 31 Churchill, lams 24. 81. 84. 8b. 89 Churchill. Mae Dean 40 Churchill s Grocery 119 Clancy. Glenn 32 Clancy. Duane 27 Clancy. Gordon b5. 72. 85. 90 Clancy. Scon 1b. 73. 8b 90. % Cochran. Mark 43 Cochran. Michael Cochran. Pam 19. 84 8b Cochran, Tony 33 Coffman, Belinda 19. 81. 84 Coffman. Debra 34 Coffman. Iimmy 39 Coffman. Mark 29 Coffman. Pam 21, 72. 79. 81. 84. 85. 89 Coffman. Roger 2b Coffman, Roger 49 Coffman. Susan 41 Cogswell Motors Colbert. Terry Cole, Wayne 21. 72. 85. 90, % Collins. Anna Bell 34 Collins, Glen 39 Collins. Km 41 Collins, Russell 42 Collins. William 32 Colony Shop 109 Condley, Becky 28. 87 Condley, Bobby 34 Condley. Brian 34 Condley. David 29 Condley. E)ennis 39 Condley. Don 31 Condley Lora Michelle 49 Condley. Ronald Condley. Sherry 47 Condley. Steven 29 Condley. Stewart Condley. Todd 49 Confidence TV Appl 108 Cook. Randy 37 Cook. Wayne 31 Cornwell's Dress Shoppe 107 Courtesy Motors 112 Cowan-Goodwm Co. 114 Crow. Anna 28 Crow. Bill 32 Crow. Danny 3b Culwell. lanet 27. 87 Culwell. lohnme Culwell. Karen 19. 72. 81. 85. 8b Cumbie. Ann 28 Cumbie, Iimmy 23 Curtis. Adona 34 Curtis. Paul 31 D Darter, lames Keith 48 Darter. Larry 115 Darter. Sandra Lee 48 Davis. Randy 3b Davis. Eddie 47 Davis, Shelly 28. 29. 87 Davis. Tami 25. 87 Dee Dee s Place 113 Derryberry. Lianne 2b. 27 Derryberry. Mark 27 Derryberry. lynnanne 25, 27 Derryberry. Tammy 47 Dependable Air Condition 108 Dixon. Rodney 34 Don and Larry's Plumbing 110 Dot’s Lettering 108 Dover Citgo Station 100 Dover Land Mart 112 Dover Pharmacy 107 Drewry. Ben 9 Drewry. Kathy 19. 55. 70. 72. 81. 84. 85. 8b Duncan. Elaine 32 Duncan. Kenneth 45 Duvall. |erl 12. 13. b3. 73. 85, 122 Dyer. Rosetta 19 I Eastndge Bobby 35 Eastndge. Doug 29 Emerson. Carol Elaine 48 Emerson. Iimmy 29 Emerson. Rickey 10. 72. 85. 90. % Epperson. Ranee 13. 81, 84. 85, 122 f Fay. lackie 72. 81. 84. 05. 8b. 89 Felkms, Aaron Felkms. Dean 12,13. b4. 85. 90. 91. 122 Felkms. Timmy 40 Felkms. Wayne 27 Fillton. Donnie 40 Fillion. Gene 37 First Federal Savings Loan 114 First National Bank 113 Ford. Ava 41 Ford. Michael 39 Ford. Randall 29. 3b Ford. Twila 35 Ford. Wanda 32 Foster, Norma 9. bO. 84 Fountain. Ashley 42 Fountain Groceries 113 Fountain. Tina 22. 01. 84. 8b Fountain. Todd 29 Freeman, Cheryl 40 Freeman. Chnsty 4b Freeman. Don 90 Freeman, lames 22. 80. 90 Freeman. Kevin 35 Freeman, Larry D 19. 80 Freeman. Lisa 34 Freeman. Regma 33 Freeman. Ricky 22 Freeman. Rhonda 28, 87 Freeman. Steve 27 Freeman. Terry 72. 90 Freeman, Twill Ann 48 Freeman, Vicki 18, 72, 81. 84, 86 Fulmer. Becky 37 Fulmer, Charlotte 41 G Gardner, Tommy 29 Garrtgus. Claudia 1). 63. 73. 81. 84. 85 Oarriguv David 3S Garnguv loe 26 Garngus. Paul 25 Garmon, lames 34 Garrison, loeseph 43 Garrison. Manual 33 Garrison. Regina 3 3 Garrison. Shelly 49 Garrison. Sherry 33 Garrison. Shonda 47 Garrison. Susan 32 Garrison, Tony 42 Gary. Scott 19, 56. 72. 85. 90 Gary. Tim 35 Gene's Family Mark! 113 Gillies. Glen 47 Gillies. Sherry 36 Gillies. Tammy lean 42 Goates. Bobby 29 Coates. DeWayne Thomas 49 Goates. Tammy lin 42 Godfrey, leora 34 Godfrey. Trenna 37 Gooden. Scott 35 Gooden. Stephen 27 Goodyear. Scotty 34 Goodyear, Stoney 32 Goodyear, Tammy 42 Go win. Beverly 11 Gowin. lack 8 Cowm. Phillip 27 Graham. | C 32 Grant, irmil IIS Gray. Kenny 45 Gray. Lillian 11 Gray. Penny 36 Gray. Randall 11 Gray. Ricky 10 Gray. Terry 14, 73 Gray. Tony 27 Green, |an 11 Green. Rolame 10, 60. 73. 86. 87 Gregory. Franky 26 Gregory, Tammy Melita 42 H Hagan s Datsun 111 Haley. Donnie 25. 96 Haley. Tony 45 Hallum. Bobbeye 10 Hallum. Charles 12, 14. 55. 64. 70. 73. 77. 84 85 86 Halsted. Brenda 18, 81, 84. 86 Halsted. Holly 18. 65. 72. 81. 84 86 Hamilton. Elvis 36 Hamilton, leame 28. 86 Hamilton, |ody 42 Hamilton. Pam 35 Hamilton, Randy 34 Hamilton, Raymond 27. 39 Hamilton. Steve 37 Hampton. Debbie 43 Haney's Pharmacy 108 Hanna, loe 27 Harmon. Mark 44 Harmon, Mike 43 Harper. Ian 26. 36. 81. 87 Harper. Mary 18. 29, 72. 84 Harris. Lewis 24 Hays. Alan 96 Hays. Charlotte Hays, lansey 24. 81. 84 86 Hays. Pam 18. 19. 54. 57. 72, 81. 85. 86 89 Hays. Tim 18. 72. % Hector Barber Shop 107 Hector Cafe 114 Hector Drug Store Hegeman. Rebecca 49 Helton. Earl 13. 56. 90. 91. % Helton. Gay 41 Helton, Ioann 21. 72 Helton. Kathy 31. 32 Helton. Melody Helton. Richie 40 Helton. Rickey 15. 60. 96 Hemmer, Donna 44 Henke. Glen 48 Henke. Kelly 45 Henry, lane 19. 81, 84 Henry. Rachel 31 Henry. Tim 29 Herrin ludy 15, 64. 73. 81. 85. 86 Herring, Sandy Hill Citgo Station 114 Hill Greg 22, 60. 61 Hill, lack Auto Parts Hill. Lisa 44 Hill. Pete 35 Hill. Tim 25. % Hill. Tina 26. 81 Hill. Walter 33 Hill. Wanda 32 Hill. William 37 Hodges. Randy 123 Hogan, lackie 31 Holt, leame 48 Holt. Lisa Faye 42 Hoh. Randall 34 Holt. Ronnie 31 Hon, Brandon 37 Hopper. Lani 24. 58. 84 Horn. Renee 34 Housley, Greg 25 Housley. Stepheny 72. 79. 81. 84. 85. 86 Hudson. Brendt 49 Hudson. Caroline 44 Hudson. Christopher 42 Hudson. Dale 33 Hudson. |ohn David 40 Hudson. Leonard 10 Hudson. Robin 42 Hudson. Sean Allen 39 Hudson. Chris Hudson. Todd Allen 49 Huffman. Michael 45 Huffman. |udy 19. 72. 81 Huffman. Tammy 47 Hull. Ann 19 Hull. Alta lean 34 Hull. Kathy 25. 87 Hull. Randy 42 Humphrey. Arnold 29 Humphrey Funeral Service 114 Humphrey. Wendell 44 Hurley. Brian 44 Hurley. Marine Lu 49 Hurley. Michael 39 I Ivy, Donnie 32 Ivy. Karen T8. 51. 72. 81. 84 I I 8 I Equipment Inc 108 I C Penny 113 lacimore s Sheet Metal Co lackson. Robbie 26 lackson. Lena 28. 29. 59 lenkms. George 37 lenmngs. Oea 44 lohn's Musk Center 109 lohnson. Andy 29 lohnson. Doyle 33 lohnson. Sandra 19. 72. 81 lohnson. Sonia 34 tones, Curtis 27 lones. Dale 21. 65. 72. 79. 90 tones. Frank 27 lones. Melee ia 35 lones, Robert 29 lones, Teresa 27. 81 Iordan. Wesley Don 43 K Kelly. Linda 26 KersdrKk, Dewayne 27 Key. Christopher Clark 48 Kilburn's Grocery 107 King. Kathy 33 King. Randy 24 King, VKkie 34 Kilburns Grocery 107 Kilims, Darnel 13. 73. 122 Kirk. Pam 56. 72. 81. 84. 85 Kordsmeir 112 L Lane. Leon 44 Langford, luanita 18. 72. 79. 84 85. 86. 89 Langford. Roger 42 Lask. Karen 25, 26. 59, 87 Launius, Gene 55. 72. 85. 90 Launius. lohn 32 Launius, Kay 24, 56, 59. 60, 61. 81. 84 Lawtons Shoes 114 Lay. Gail 33 laymond, Becky 37 Laymon, Davy 35 Laymon. Lynn 39 Laymon, Mark 48 lee. Brent 31 lee. Mark 25 lee. Monterey 11 lee. Ray 107 lee. Stanford Pope Co Tax Assessor 115 Leonard's Hardware 114 linker. Chuck 31 linker. Edward I 46 linker. Pam 25. 27.81.87 Linker. Regina 36 linkway Store 114 Lombardi, Christina 27, 81. 87 Lombardi, Cindy 24. 84. 89 Lombardi, Thomas lee 43 Loveland. Carol 23 Loveland, lohnny 32 Loveland. Leslie 27 Loveland. MKhael 36 Loveless, Shan 22. 81. 84 Lusk. Bobby 32 Lusk, Randy 46 Lusk, Ronald 36 M Magness. Cleta 11 Marable. Keith 33 Marable. PatrKia 45 Marable. Rhonda 15. 73. 81. 84. 86. 89 Martin. Bonita 23 Martin, luanita 23. 81. 84 Mason. Tammy 28. 87 Mathis. Patricia 24. 81. 84 Mathis. Randy 44. 45 Matthew. Russell McAlister. Mary Lou 37 McCain. Cyndia 46 McCrum. Billy 47 McClesky. Celia 25. 81 McClesky. Craig 16. 73. 86. 87 McCool, Cheryl 34 Me Coo I. T.m 23. 90 McCuin, Carla 42 McCuin, Danny 26 McCuin. lamie 45 McCurne, Christopher 49 McDonald Debbie 25. 36, 81. 87 McDonald, Dianna 32 McDonald. Gary 35 Me Elfish. Carol 46 McEntire. Earnest 49 Me Elfish, Larry Dean McGee, Shawna 35 McGee. Sheila 24. 34. 84 McGee. Steve 15 McGee. Terry 29 McGill. Patnece 40 McGill. Roger 46 McGowan. Beverly 24. 32. 81 McGowan. Bryan 33 McGowan. |oy 28 McGowan, Robin 23 McKellar. Frankie 26. 87 McKellar. Holly 49 McKellar. William 33 McKmny. Cathy 46 McKinny. Sandy 41 Melton. Bruce 35 Melton. Claudme 43 Melton. Edna 47 Melton. Jan 32 Melton. Keith 27 Melton. Mark 35 Melton. Tammy 28 Merle Norman 108 MFA—Bill Hollabaugh 110 Mills, lenetta 31 Mills. Zynthia 23. 81 Millsaps. la son Ray 48 Millsaps. Stacy 47 Millsaps. Versie 10 Molloy. Cindy 40 Molloy. Marsha 28 Molloy. Randy 18 Molloy. Susan 23. 84. 86 Moreland. Sheila 47 Morris' General Store Laundry 106 Morris. Lonus 31 Moms. Shirley 24. 81. 84 90 Mosley, lames 29 Mosley. Willie 21. 60. 90 Murrah. Darryl 25 Murrah. Debbie 33 Murrah. Dennis 22 127 N New. Jackie 28. 87 New. Jennifer 37 New, Timmy 22. 90 New. Tommy 32 New Store 119 Newton's Pharmacy 114 Newport. Debbie 13. 81. 84. 122 Newport. Gary 23 Norton, Guinn 34 O Old South 107 Otasco 109 Owens. David 37 Owens, Janice 1. 9 Owens. Kathy 28 Owens. Rickey 2b Owens. Steven 48 Owens. Tammy 19. 81. 84 Owens. Vicki 39 P Pack. Michael 4b Pack. Randy 32 Pack. Rhonda 3b Pack. Teresa 39 Pack. Vmce 29 Page, Burt Jr. Treasurer 115 Page, limmy 27 Page. Rhonda 15. 73. 81. 84. 85. 89 Palmer. Randall 3b Palmer. Rhonda 28, 99 Palmer, William 23. 80 Parks. Michael 49 Pans. Cindy 33 Parrish, Charles Parrish. Mandy Parrish. Michael Parrish, Pam 42 Parrish, Paul Parrish, Regina 29 Parrish, William Patton Auto Sales 112 Patton. Kathy 2b. 81 Peoples Bank Trust 109 Peter s. F C Son's 114 Petty, left 41 Petty. Jim 35 Powers, Ernest 115 Pottsville Nursery 108 Poynter. Charles 34 Poynter. Granvil 33 Price. Dawn 34 Prince. Brenda 1b. 81 Pritchard Dee Dee 34 Pritchard. Jerry 42 Proctor. Charlotte 85 Proctor. Cindy 28, 87 Proctor. Gregory 39 Proctor. Mark Proctor. Teresa 123 Pruitt. David 29 Pruitt. Elaine 45 Pruitt. Frank 79. 90 Pruitt, Herbert 47 Pruitt, Micca 23 Pruitt. Rickey 1b. 80 Pruitt. Sandi 31 Pruitt. Verlm 31 Putt, Arthur 33 Putt. Katrina 40 Putt. Karen Mane 49 R Rack ley. Cynthia 40 Rackley laNell 25. 81. 87 Rackley. la niece 40 Rackley. lay 29 Rackley, Kelly 47 Rackley. Patricia 39 Rackley. Sarah 8 Rackley. Wain 32 Ragsdale Mark 24 Ray Baker 1 rucking Red Dog Cafe 119 Redell, Tanya 44 Reed. Terry 41 Renfro. Dolan 40 Renfro. Linda 2b. 87 Rich. Tammy 37 Riley. Angela Mane 48 Riley. April 44 128 K«I«V Becky 28. 87 Riley. David 34 Riley. Dennis 27. 90 Riley. Jeffrey Craig 48 Riley. Pamela 48 Riley. Steve 35 Riley. William 4b Rmgele. ludy Ringele. Linda 19. 81. 84 Robertson's Groc 108 Roderigues Tereza 51 Roe. leri 37 Roe. Ted 41 Roger s Drug 114 Roper. Dennis 16. 80 Rose Drug 110 Rudder. David 3b Rudder. Mary Ellen 45 Rudder. Susan 48 Rudder. Sandra 28 Rudder. Terry 27 Rudder. Susan 48 Rudder. William 29 Russell. Stephanie 22. 81 Russellville Eye Clinic 107 Russellville Groc Meat Mkt 108 Rye. Ray Ins Agcy 119 S Sackman. Stanley 45 Sanders. Debbie 24. 81 Sanders. Ladonna 48 Schierbaum. Eddie 24 Schierbaum. Jonna 31 Schierbaum. Teresa 31 Scottsville Gen Store 113 Sephus. Sandy 32 Shackleford. Bruce 9 Shackleford, Lucretia 48 Shannon. Dorthy 9 Shawn. Thomas Shinn Funeral Service 107 Ship Wreck Recreation Center 107 Shipman. Kevin 35 Simpson. Cathy 12. 15. 73. 81. 84 Simpson. Denise 28 Simpson. Eddie 24 Sims. Ranee 114 Small. Sandra 18. 81. 84 Small. Terry 32 Small, Tim 34 Sorrels Swain 10b Spencer. Donna 87 Standridge. Karen 81 Standrtdge. Roger 4 3 Standridge. Tommy 18 Standridge. Vicky 18. 72. 81. 89 Stark, Ron 123 Sterling Store Stevens. Anita 3b Stevens. Melissa 4b Stone. Jemmie 81 Stone. Vela Kay 18. 59. 81. 84. 89 Stoner. Christina 34 Stoner. Pam 28. 87 Streetman. Randall 33 Streetman. Tim Stroud. Dale 21 Swaim. Bobbye 8 Swaim. G 8 8 T Tackett. Chuck 19 Tackett. Mickey 31 Taco Villa 107 Talkmgton. Kevin 3b Talkmgton. Mark 48 Taylor. Harold 3b Taylor, Lecia 28 Taylor. Charlotte 24. 81. 84 8b Taylor s Flower 108 Taylor. Geneva (Mrs ) 11 Taylor. Julia 45 Taylor. Marc 22. 84 Thacker. Teresa 47 Tesch. Caroline 25. 81. 87 Tesch. Christine 23. 24. 81 Tesch. Corine 40 Tester, Hayley 32 Thomas. Larry 25 Thomas. Shawn 45 Thomas V Jones 112 Thomlison. Scott 37 Thompson. Paul 17 Tripp. Marguerite 11 Tryon. Angela 3b Tryon. Kevin 27 Tullous. Cheryl 27. 87 Tullous. Clint 37 Tullous. Kathy 32 Tullous. Robin 21. 81 Turner. Dunn Associates 118 Turner. Randy 22. 54. 65. 84 Turney. Billy |oe 31 Turney, limmy 42 Turney. Margaret 37 Vance Abstract Co 109 Vincent, leff 22 Voss. Donny 45 Voss. Kathy 43 Wade. Kevin 45 Walker. Ann 81. 84 Walker. Janie 14, 73. 77. 81 84 85 Walker. Jimmy 31. 32 Walker. Steven 48 Walker. Tracy 47 Walters. Pam 27. 81, 87 Walton. David 32 Walton, Doug 14. 73. 80. 122 Warren. Carla 2b. 81. 87 Warren. Christina 37 Warren. Karen 36 Warren. Rhonda 44 Warren. Rita 22. 54. 65. 81. 84 8b Warren. Tammy 43 Warren. Travis 29 Watkins. Alvin 19. 58. 72. 85. % Watkins. Rachel 33 Watkins. Kenny 40 Watkins. Robin 25. 81. 87 Watkin s Car Care 117 Watson. Deborah 22. 8b Watts. 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