Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

Mrs. Janice Owens-Sponsor Kathy Drewry Henry—Edi “Golden Years” Volume XXVIII Hector Public Schools Hector, Arkansas 1 C Uv« ul '.N Sybil Hullot k Giro Chambers Mttyd ( hurt hill Odus (HamI C hurt hill Verna C rmer |oe Garngus Merrill Hale Mildred Hale Dodson Hit kman Ha el Johnson Kavhum linlon Willie Reed Bern st e Slulls I Ism Iripp I J 'X ot I� (.oldie Allison Lillian Bullock Vivian Bulloc k Cet il Criner Hale Danles Cldve Rowlands Ha el Mulls Lelan lurnbnw Class of ’ll Bob Chambers C leal C hurt hill Hovd ( rout h I lost! Ho guys le la |ones Robert Karnes ora Maflnrd lorn Tripp I rant es Webb Oihella Wright lass � (lli Ha el Bailev I.no Sihler Benny Aleen C hambers Vnlilh Chur- bid Marine Churt hill Munnofl Danles Kbeba Hamilton Vera linlon Bu- I Albert Reed Mami e lee Roper Augusia Rowland Sybil R..vs land lamest Ralph Sikes fugent Mallo lesrla lurnbo lewis Webb Class of • 11 Isa Velma Allison Russell Bell Wilson Bell Tros Blaiatk Vela Mae Burns Ruby florent e ( audit- Mildred Churt hill I loyd C roue h toreda Dalrvmple Irene Danles B'-rna Mae Hurley Hugh Hurst flosd Mt Alisler funa Mae Montgomery frasis H Osborne athery Sikes iGladvs Slors Anna Burmell Tutker belle Wright Class of '14 Colin Allord Gladys Barba m Columbus Bell Marie Bowden Wilma Burris f va Cane Vet Cot hran I (Ilian kinslow Ralph Matey Jewell Morns Dorothy Poleel Mae Pole • I Irene Purington Pete Rowland William Rowland Imogene latkell Marjorie Tutker Sybil Wooten C lass � ) I� I B Alford flora Allison llos Allison Ha Brown Irene hurt hill Peat hv Garngus lat k Graham Imogen Hamilton fas Hassell Vatla Hensley Woodrow Hill W Of •tlrow Hurst loin kinslow w iiliam Kinton Bessie Mathis Martlie Mt Alisler Nina lean Newton Gertrude Reed lula Belle Rowland Della Sikes Amy louisf Singleton fuel Tackett lanice Tripp ( alsin Turnbow lames Webb Roy Webb lass of 'lb Veda luanila Allison Wilma Bailes R oj Barton ()pal Irene Bell Jewell Blackwell Vcrsir laseda Bohanan Rheha Bowden Mattie lots C audle Mars |o Cheek Olen hurt hill I arl Davis dward Hamilton («eraldine lones Atha Mane langford Donald langford le sire langford Ola fstelle (anglord fdna farl linlon Marion I inton Rheha Pellytord Anna lou Rowlands Hoy Sue Rowlands Philip Sikes Veo Story f tliel Marie Tat kelt Vida I ay lor Class of '17 Ruby Helen Alford lla Mae Bacchus Jay Bat t hus Rayburn Baker Gladys M Bibler Qrda Bowden Anna Bollot k lula Burns Mane Burns Charles Caudle lesye flanagan (aVern Hallum Dewey Hamilton Alvin Hensley Idna Hill Adela langford leamon Martin Ralph Me Alisler Glayds Owens Mary Ruth Roberts |ewell Smith Cleo Story lelus fate Boom- Tripp Marguerite Tripp Tloye Mae Waller Ina Webb Lois Webb Alma Wiley ( lass ol Ut Irene Allison Kulah Barton Gurtha Brown Okla Brown Ruth Burr.s Iut die Bsers R. I Bvrum Clemo f offman Jimmy Hale Carl Dean Hays Irma langlord Ruth Mt Alisler James McGuire Scotty Montgomery llbi-rl Newton f arl Stokes Class of '14 Marjorie Adams Helen Bollot k Roy f. Burris Troy f Burris Ruby Nell C asey tumor C hronisler fulan I. Coffman lorneva Dunn C oilman fyelyn C raig Illa lac k fisher Gwendolene Garngus Mels a ( olt Ray Hassrl Grady Hays Goldie Hensley Willis R langlord Margie Mareau Mellon f stella Patton lelan Reed John Singleton Goldie Stafford Valella Stokes Margaret Story Opal Tackett Mane Webb loluy Harukl Wrigbl loyd Woods C lass of ‘40 tnrene Adams Bersil Andrews flos Andrews Wanda lean ( hurt hill Ira Cot hran Ruth Cot hran lavoin C oilman fiber! Condley I «lifts flanagan lily Garngus frant is Hamilton Randolph Hays Bessie Hensley Bill |ones loela Melton Mar|orir Newton William Owens Harmon I Ross Helen Rowland Bob Rowlands flsie Sent lair Inuise Spears R I While Billie Woods ( lass of 41 Paul Allison C arl Henry Andrews fgberl Barton Rulb Barton Wayne Bell Willadyne Brant leon Cole Audra Jewell Danley R. J. Dean Coleen Dnun Rosialyn Garngus f stella Gnll Lu y Hale Betty Jo Hallum |. C. Hamilton Berlin Hensley J. f. Huffman I reman Huffman lloise langlord Wilma Mackey G W Mc Alisler Vera Newton ( allie Margerei K.-beets Benny Rosy I uc ille Sikes James Strickland Boyd Tripp Rrba Mae Warren lunior Williams frank Wright Class ii?'4 • Wanda Adams Pearl Bacchus Chester Bewles (ouise ( a set Billy Ctlrek Bobby ( hronisler Bill Churchill Bud C hurt hdl Helen flanagan I ulean Coates J T. Hallum Of lots Hamilton Clyde Kinslow I. I Mc Alister fern Newton Anna Russ fyelyn Snider Virginia Webb Mary Wilson Ja« k Voss (lass of ‘4 t Bonnie Andrews lavada Baker CoIdie Bohanan f iigene Churt h Paul Davis Gertrude Dison fred Carrigus Mildred Garngus Marine Coa.es Agens Hamilton Pbvlis Hamilton Margie Harrison Robert Halits Pauline Huffman Charlene Hurley Harold Jones Stella kinslow Cora Bell linlon Jatqueline Marable le land Marable Randall Mathis Willard Milligan Juanita Newton Pauline Ross flatnr Rowland Robert Smith Slrlla Stokes I ouise Woolen C lass of '44 Rosa Bohanan Billie (Hurley J Coffman Burl George Bernice Jones Nina Mellon Dean Morris Imogene Salmon Inez Stafford Jenelda Strickland Harold Tripp James Walker Margaret Webb Claw of '41 Alon At bey Belly Bryant Ruby Nell Burns C. I. Cole tdward Driver Billy Divon Joie Goales I ouise Goales lemoin Johnson lois langlord Ruby Nell Malum v Willadean Marable Idna Marie Melton C lass of 4t John I. Arthur Helen Hailey James Bartlett lames ( arr Velma Pauline Carr Betts Casey fsa I mo ( ondley I orene Dollar (arl flowers Dna Ire Garrigus Betty Gibson Madge Gregory Anna Hamilton James Hamilton Herbert lugene Hern Betty lou Hurley Burl leon Hurley fselvn King Billie Bee langford 1 lovon langford James. H Morris William Rilev Berna Mae Ross G W Ross lames Roy Salmon lot- Kay Salmon Kulh Spears Mary late Ruth Tripp Betty Webb C lass of '47 Robert Ashmore libbie Bell Worlie Bell Imodetl Bibler Mary Bohanan Rheha Carr C leve C asey Nellie Mae f ulwrll luc ille f pprrson Jar k Gregory Henry M. Hallum Myrtis Hassel Kathleen Hill Virginia lee Kinder Julia Bell langlord Billie Joe Me Alisler J M. Melton Gran Osborn Junior Rowland Burgess Sanders Qthn latkell Billie f. Tripp Arleen Webb Patricia Wilson Class of '4B Hoy Mar Baker Mickey Mae Bewlry fdmond Bollen fileen Coffman f ogenr C offman ferlene Coffman leland fisher Kathleen Hamilton Mo ellc Hamilton G. A. Huffman lelan Johnson Jamrs Kinslow I cruise langlord Nelson langlord |ohn W Ioseland Hells lou Riley Rwanda Rudder Marie Smith Billie W lacketl fmma Jo larkelt Oweila I as lor John lonus Irigg Millus lee lopp Clarence Voss Waller I Wooten (lass of'49 Robert Adams Helen Bankston David Bibler Bobbse Casev 2 Lallie CoHmin Sue C n u h Maggie tX� '� Simurl Cwlf' Bobbt Cltflir Gregory Kitty Don Mjllum Wandnlyn Hamm Billy Gene Ha� � Hurt'ne langford Mjrv In I jwrenre ( Ijrj loveland Millard Imrland Dwain Rowland Harold Rowland Harley Bill Rudder |ohn Sanders C liftoff If IKK Class of � 0 IrrlrnAlirn Billy Ashmore Hi tman Barnhouse Sue Harllril |. N Carr Rowden (oilman Paul Id Colt Roy Goale� . |r Glrn Healh«ock lorrlla Hrrn Wilburn Hill Belly Kelly Gelela langford Ronald Gene Marable Kenneth Mathis |amn M Ali ler I net a Mellon Sybil Rim |. 1. Sander� Ivelyn Irigg luno r Vaughn (va Dora William� Class of'St leola f oilman lo|ean Coffman louiw Coffman Wanda Coir | R. 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Allen lanetta Baker Margaret Baker )ohnn Bartlett Vera I Bowden lanie e Casey C arolyn Caudle Arneata Coffman W.lli� Ray Co � ey Hobbs R Duvall Y� -� nne Goale� Patrkia Hill Sue Kalbryn Hill Margaret langford lucille i Woolen i Me Cum ( lillon Mali hell I u � Millsap� Anne Mellon Anna Sue Parlai Barbara Poll� Bonnie Riley Robb� Roberts Bell� Romine� arl Id Inpp Pal� � Inpp Re� Tyler I aster Mae Sherman Ralph Slandndge Tommy Warren Cla� � of 'SA Tommy Aulhur Dickie Alhry Pal� � Bell Goldie Carr star� Iranr is ( arr William Blackwell Glen O. Coffman Mary lllen Branch shirley Condley Marilyn ochran lamfff lee (ook Marv Idna Coffman sc ar Duvall Myra Jean oilman Dormel fmrrsnn lohn Collins Artie lee freeman Mary Ann Condley Marilyn founlain lohn Collins Marilyn Gray William Condley Randall Gray Donald Craig |ohn Hern 1 mm a |o f rou« h Alt in Hull Willie Dm� n Allen Hull Donald Gray l Grarl Hurley Donna Hamillon Bolihy 1 avinnn Bobby Hellon Palrit k Mjrahle Patricia Hurley Gloria NrM Snider Wayne Jones � Palsy Spaulding Ric hard langtnrd Ronald fngg Gloria lean 1 a� mon Norma Williams Irnora Mansi'«-Id Sammy Woolen |or Mi (ton, |r Jo Ilia Owens Class of '57 I W. Prince Geraldine Archer Oonny Piiherlson Norma Ray Brown Ralph Standndge Junior Burris last rne Sutton ( urine (Rommesj C arr lobby ( arr |imm ( hronivler C arolyn Cn bran |ame� I (oilman limms ( oilman Ioann ( oilman Kenneth ( ook (.rne ( ulwell lowane Di� on Virginia Dollar Ras founlain Vrrlie Garrison lames farl Harmon lames B. Ha� � lame� Don Haw Herman Hellon Kenneth Hurley louive |nhr� � i n Dianne tawrrm r David Kelso Wesley Mansfield Mary |ne Mellon lerry Parrish Ruby Ragland tarr� Riley frank Romines Walba Snider Ronnie lacked Prrslon Weatherman Wanda Wile� Cla� � of 8 Horace Barnhouse |immy Carr Kathleen Carr lewi� C arr Mike Carr lee Coilman |ohn T. Dare lanice Dean Charles fountain George Garmon lackie Garrison Marilyn Hill Tommy Hill Donavan Horn Carlenc Kin� low Bobby langford Sue Lawrence foe laymon fin Ann loveland Call Murphv lamest Owen� fdna farl Proclor Donald Rich |immy Riley Ronald Smith lean Sander� Idna Standndge leatrus Rat kley Standndge |o I lien Inpp Mickey Tripp ludv Vo� � lame� William� Belly Woolen Class of 'W |n Ann Bell Glenna Parlon Walker 'Class of (4) |o� c e Adas lames Beavers Para lee Bell B. rtha Bradley lean Branc h Wilma Branch Shirley Bryan | 0 Chromsler Barbara Duvall lames Garrison Patsy Huffman fllen Hurley Garry Kern� Calvin Kinslow tarry law rent e Linda linlon David llewellsn Carlene Mansfield Hilly Me Coin Helen Gray Me Goman Karen Richardson Melton Albert (Bulc h Minks Herbert Monks Sue Allen New Herchel Don Owens Kathleen Patton . Nam y Proclor Lloyd Rac kley Virginia Rackley |o� t-ph Rhyne� Ronnie Rile� Bonnie Robertson Ruius Seward Beltyr Standndge Charlene fountain Tester fave Barnhouse Williams Class of M Polly Ashmore Delores Barnhouse Raymond Blackwell Herman Cumbie lames fountain Sandra Garrison lames Hrllon lima. Zell McCuin Leonard Pack Douglas Patton Delbert Proclor Brrnda Pruitt Lonnie Rat kley Barnev Riley YVdliam Robertson fmlee Walker lerry Whittenhurg Tommy Woolen Claes of '( 2 lemoyne Baker Gary Bartlett |o Rita Bush Kelly Bryce Linda Ann By rum Donnie Chisum Mac k C ook Ruby Craig |ana Hudson lerry |ones Johns� - Laymon lArry Marable Nt-lda Parrish Mary Robertson Kave Sanders Bobby Standndge lerry latkett Neal lumrv, |r lerry William� Mary Woll H sden Young ( lass ol i� l 3 fYelena Bfa well Ki-nmth Hf«� wn |udy oilman hmm% ondley Bn-mfa kinslow Hrrn |ohn Hrrn Ttimmie Hilton Sandra LWw� ..vn Marilyn Maswell Melvin Palmer Bohhv Proclor Donna Ross Robert Schooles Larry Smith Linda Tackett Peggy Tavlor |immy Treadwell Peggy Weatherman Class of 'M Ada Kas Ashmore Mary Sue Bril fvelvn Chromsler lanice ( oilman Donald C ook I mda Dollar Vondell Duvall lov ford |o Ann Gra� Dwayne Hellon lames Hendrit Paul Hopson Larry Huffman Kenneth |ohn� on Peggy Kerns Donald Kinslow Wanda langford Stanley Lawrence |uds Mackey Junior Mashburn Nettie Proc lor Donald Ross Boh Sint lair Belly Smith Wanda Garrison Smith Joe Stevens Doroths Sutton Ronald falktnglon Samm� Warren Annes a Watts Arlene Weatherman Mariorir Welch ( lass of 'hi Paula Allison Wasne Baker Ronnie Bartlett Linda Bradley lanie Bush Anita Cagle Lena Chisum Tommy Condley Wavne Curtis Aaron Duvall Brrnda fisher lewis ford Linda Coffman freeman lerry Goodall Rickey Gray Betty Hamilton Wavne Hassel Charles Hay Dbnna Hill Kenneth langford |ohn latham lamer lewis Susan Mat key mm m ruin Mar� lankr Mi Null Iron Mdlsaps lerry Patton Donna Prut lor I mil a Pruill Sharon Rat klev limim Sandrrs Romm- Sanders Alton Spence Peggy latkell Iron favlor I amt e I hompton Anita Writ h Paul Williams ltaw of ‘Mi Kmth Allison R'-nald Bewlev «'Her Boyer Glenda Brown I rry Btnum lerry Carr tllis 1. ( hnum Robert Cothran Thurman Cullman Barbara C «mdley Burl Darter Billy Duvall Gary fivher h'v«e ford Ro-alie fountain Palm ia Garrison Vonda Gray Dvstghf Has lames Hellin It.vt e Hellufl Sharon Hern Rda Hern Glenn Hopvon Linda Howell Hremla Hullman Imda (ohnvon Bill I inton Charles M Donald larn Morris Robert Murdot h Helen Penny- Drlena Proctor Suella Rtiw Gary Rowlands Toni Spence Martha Ivler tommy Ivler Class of 'h? Connie Aday Phyllis Aday Sandra Bull Leonard C hisum Marlene C oilman Diana C urtis krry Dean Bobbie Dollar Charlene Miller Sammt Niemann Mary Ringer lame Rowlands Diann Sanders Hobby Standndge lames standndge Daseline Warren Ray Walstm David Williams Class o! f� «l kaihervn Allison ludilh Baker Dillard Bradley Itihnny Burris Brenda Coilman Robert Ctyflman Sam Coilman ftidy Oasis Donnie ford Beverly Gnales Waller Gray lanel Hullman lerry Hurlev Dennis langlord ferlene Mansfield lulia Morris lanis Murdivc h Maune Ossens Linda Pay it in Henri Prot lor Buckv Snider Brend.. Urk Ron Sumter lom Ihiheaull Debbie Thompson Kvlan LMley Class ol 70 Mike Bartlett Diane Blackwell Das id Brashear Karen Bure h Darlene C hisum Buddy Coffman lover Coffman Barbara l yer Ane fuhanks larry freeman Sharon freeman Sue Gregory Darlene Halsfed Itnda Havy ftihnny Hellin led Hem David Hooten Randv Hullman Kenny M Gee Donna Pack Darrell Rat kley frames Rile� Pam Sanders Bobby Standndge Class o| '72 Pal Aday Bet ky Bartlett Jackie Beatty Kathy Burt h Annella C hisum lorella ( hisum Cathy Cullman Stanley ollms Vro C ondlrv Mary Cook Bobby Curtly Diane Donosan Thomas Donovan Rit hard Drewry lucia felkins Gerald Tounlain C onnir Ireeman Don freeman floyd freeman lac k freeman Wayne freeman Mackie Hale Mike Hamilton Kelly Hodges Jell Housley- limmy Mi Gee lames Melton Mary Miller limmy Morris David Newton Karen Owens Das id Page linda Patton lannir Prime Marc ia Proctor Imda Ragsdale Darwin Reno Brenda lackell Kalhie Thompson Bobby Wisdom C lass ol 71 Cathy Addison Martin Baker lerry Baogham lanel l ean Beatty Kbtmda Bull Debbie Billie Harold Dean Catdwell Becky arr lommv Champion limmy C hisum Paula ( oilman Ian C o bran leRoy ( umbie Mike Dyer Slarlha Hallum Linda Halsled Debbie Hays Anita Hopvon larry King Rtckev langford Wavne Me Airs ter lenora fountain Kathy Swaim Charles McCoy Tommy Goales Ronald Thomas lommv Miller C arolyn Hamilton Sheldon Ullev Martha Parks Jerry Hassel Sheila Bull Pruill la Donna Hays Class of '71 David Rcnu Mike Howell law ana Riley Trrry Howell Barbara Allison Meda Ringer Bobbie Hurley Brenda Bull Charlene Shero Bobby Johnson Melda Cagle Sandra Stroud Lin Dean Km slow Bu ry Carruth I ouj;lav SwkegomJ larry Owens Donna Cochran Mavme Tarkmglon lenndrr Parrish Billy foe Croue h Norma Thomas Sherry Ann Proctor Hoy Mae Crow Roger Watson Hersle Pruitt Terry Ipperson Charles Gras Gail Wilson Mary A Sanders wooirn Tom Thompson .;ory Don Treadwell reggy Gregory I f!l« rt| ?4 Danny Woolen Carreii Hanna. Jr Terry Hodgev , Sherry Aday C lavs of 't d Roger Lawrence Vickie Baker Kalbryn Mt Coy Bruce Bartlett ( liftnn Beasrrs Glynn Millsaps Anita Burris Mm hael Billie tynn Millsaps Terry Bull ( aiuiyn Bone Betty Owens Mile heH ( hasleen David Buvh Don Rolands C arlvn ( hurt h Mu hael Collins lee Sanders Ann Cot bran Brenda Darter Cvnthia Sumter Nila Cochran Sammy Tisher Reta Tackett Mary Coltman Burl Hays Richard Thomas Bet ky C urtis Patricia Huffman Paula Thompson Nadine Curtis Sharon Ireadwell Ronnie Curtis Kafhy Mi Null Arm Wooten David Davit (•ail felkins ludy freeman Timmy Coates Raylene God ire� Karen Gooden |ohn Gowm Shirley Heflin Scott Ingram |ohn |ac k� on Katie Kelt herside I ola M« ( uin Brenda Molloy John Mosley Connie Newport Virginia Parham Debbie Proctor Ihresa Renner lames Rye lane Sikes Diane Smith lames Slandridge Sharon Standndge Mary I ims Tripp Durian Ullev Agada Utley Rn key Wisdom ( las ..i -V. Kathy Aday Winston Atlay CQD Addison Nina Allison Daryl Barnhouve Sc oily Bure h Pal ( asllfherry Rita Chdrt hill |kShrila C huri hill Mike Coilman Jennifer Collins Melinda ( undies Janice Ipperson Ric hard Garngus Billie Gray Sidney ( Sammir C -.-gory Derm Three WKh M a I h i % o l Newton aylon rMr Randy Prince P“ key Proctor Ru key Pruitt Lon lei Rat kley Donna Reno Paula Rye Becky Srllel leraltl Taylor linda f horna� Chris Vincent (•lenn Wilson ( law of 7t� lony Anderson David Baker Tommy Bartlrll Rhonda Byrum Roy Chisum loseph fdward Condley Tim ( on tiles Jimmy Dale Issinger Dale S felkins ( harles Hamdlnn Robert Harsell ( harlotft Hayy Randy Hm||rv Maurice Hopper Da� id Allen Hood Debbie Housley Timothv Hull Lionel Humphrey farnrsl Mosley Teresa Proctor Ida Rose Ross Don Sanders Douglas Sanders Ronald Stark C. Ralph Taylor Judy Treadwell frank Turnbough Steven Warren Brenda Weatherford (lass of '77 Delilah Athev Phyllis Baker C beryl Harnhousr Kit key Blalat k Rena Boland Harold Carr larry ( astleherry Charlotte Chisum Scott Clam� |erl Duvall Ranee Ipperson Dean felkins ( laudia Garngus Irrry Gray Charles Hallum lari Helton Kit key Mellon lud� Herrin Daniel Kilims Rhonda Marabk- ( raig McC leskey Sle� e Mi Gee Debbir Newport Rhonda Page Brenda Prime Pi key Pruill • unit Roper ( athy Smipson lanie Walker Doug Walton Deborah Walts leanetle Yarber Opening doors and changing times have been yours because of these Anthony Allison Brenda Halsted Darwin Barnhouse Mary Harper David Barnhouse Pam Hays Sheila Bohanan Tim Hays Steve Burch Joann Helton Julie Butler Kathy Drewry Henry Ricky Carr Stephney Housley Sue Carruth Judy Huffman Adelia Chastecn Karen Ivy Norman Chisum Sandra Johnson James Chronister Dale Jones Gordon Clancy Pam Kirk Pamela Cochran Juanita Langford Belinda Coffman Gene Launius Pam Coffman Randy Molloy Wayne Cole Willie Mosley Karen Culwell Frankie Pruitt Rosetta Dyer Vicky Standridge Rickey Emerson Debbie Tripp Jackie Fay Alvin Watkins Don Freeman Kenny Williams Larry Don Freeman Ken Wood Terry Freeman Roy Wygal Vickey Freeman Scott Gary Sandy Goates Golden Class of ’78 Honor students Kathy Drcwry Henry, Juanita Langford, Gene Launius, Pam Hays, Pam Kirk, and Sheila Bohanan were awarded trophies for maintaining a 3.33 grade point average throughout high school. Golden Years. Outstanding seniors were recognized at graduation. Above Pam Kirk is awarded the Leadership Award. Below Dale Jones is presented with the Citizenship Award by Mr. Leon McLean. Both honors are awarded by the high school faculty to seniors who have contributed their all to Hector High School. 5 Arise, Go Forth, and Conquer — '78 Class motto Superintendent Joe D. Bull officiated at graduation and baccalaureate ceremonies. Rev. C. K. Bull, above middle, gave the baccalaureate sermon. Mr. Louis Whorton, former Hector High coach, was the guest speaker at com- mencement exercises. In the center the graduating class, families, and friends listen to Rev. Bull speak. Principal Leon McLean presented awards and scholarships at the commencement program. 6 Hayley Tester, Karen Lask, and Rolaine Green provided special music for baccalaureate and graduation. Above, these guys get a smile like that three times a year: deer season, senior skip day, and graduation. Ushers, middle left, chosen by the senior class were James Bohanan, Lani Hopper. Mark Ragsdale, Kay launius, Kenny Barton, and Beverly McGowan. The class flower was a golden rose. At one time they were assembled together as the senior class was. At graduation each senior took a rose with him as he went his separate way though he will always be one of the Class of 78. Below, the senior ensemble sang Time is but a Moment” written and dedicated to the senior class by Miss Rolaine Green. 7 Top left: Tammy Mason and Mary Randle pose for a picture in their 50 s costumes. Top right: Beta girls enter the state talent show at Beta Convention, singing Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy ' Bottom left: Kay presents her speech for State Beta Secretary to the student body before going to the convention. Bottom right: Is it |oe Cool and the Gang? No, it’s the eighth grade boys on 50’s day. Top left: Beta members are root ing for Kay Launius for State Beta Club Secretary. Bottom left: Alvin seems to be enjoying 50’s Day, which was sponsored by the Student Council. Middle: Students enjoy outside eating on the tables purchased by the Student Council. Middle right: The Chain Reactions, from Fort Polk, Louisiana, enter- tained the students at one of the assemblies. Bottom Right: Six new students were initiated into Beta Club this year: Tami Davis, JaNell Rackley, Caroline Tesch, Frankie Gregory, Mark Lee, and Karen Lask. 9 Student Council Gets Things Rolling An experienced student council with new blood has helped things get started this year. They have sponsored intramural volleyball, and basketball. When your organization is short of money, the student council made sure you had it through the involvement of the whole student body's participation in the school candy store. President of the student council is Scott Gary; vice-president, Pam Kirk; secretary, Judy Huff- man; and treasurer, Pam Coffman. Bottom Left: Senior representatives are Wayne Cole and Sue Carruth. Bottom Right: Junior representatives are Kay Launius and Stephanie Russell. 10 Top: Sophomore representatives are Frankie Gregory and Tina Hill. Bottom Left: Freshman representatives are Greg Bell and Travis Warren Bottom Right: Eighth Grade representatives are Hayley Tester and Chris Churchill. 11 F.T.A. Introduces Valentine Post Office. Top: Front row: Kathy Henry (President), Sheila Bohanan (Vice-president), )ackie Fay (Historian), iansey Hays (Treasurer), Janis Churchill (Secretary), Rita Warren (Reporter), Norma Foster (Sponsor), Pam Kirk, Pam Cochran Second row: Belinda Coffman, Karen Lask, Shirley Morris, Adelia Chasteen, Vickey Freeman, Sandy Coates, Brenda Halsted, Karen Ivy, Stephney Housley, Tina Fountain, Stephanie Russell, Debbie Watson, lane Henry, Mary Harper Third row: Carla Warren, Jan Harper, Tricia Mathis, Christine Tesch, Karen Culwell, Juanita Langford, Sue Carruth, Vicky Standridge, Pam Hays, Debbie Sanders, Zynthia Mills! Lani Hopper, Sandra Baxter, Kay Launius, Pam Coffman, Charlotte Taylor, Vivi Laniel, Tina Hill Fourth row: Sybil Hybner, Tami Davis, JaNell Rackley, Melba Wilson, Micca Pruitt, Carol Loveland, Susan Molloy, Debbie Hybner, Betty Chromster, Cindy Lombardi, Carolyn Bridges, Sandra Birge, Linda Renfro, Lori Williams Back row: Robin McGowin, Ladonna Birge, Randy Turner The Future Teachers Association made a trip to the Children's Colony in the fall, but the trip was hindered by rain. The Grade School Homecoming was sponsored by the F.T.A. again this year. For Saint Valentine's Day, the club set up a Valentine Post Office. The student's mailed Valentines that said anything from I love you to You stink. The club also had a Valentine Party, with each club member inviting a friend. They played games, had refreshments, and danced to records. March 31, 1978, the club went to Arkadelphia for F.T.A. State Convention. Debbie Hybner, above right, ran for state reporter. Even though she didn't win the office, it was a good experience for Debbie. She has been elected F.T.A. president for 1978-79. 12 Beta Club Sponsors Miss Shamrock Pageant to Raise Funds for Muscular Dystrophy Front Row: Pam Coffman, Pam Kirk, Karen Culwell, Kay Launius (Treasurer), Sue Carruth (Secretary), Ricky Emerson, Sheila Bohanan (President). Second Row: janis Churchill, Shirley Morris, Adelia Chasteen, Juanita Langford, Cindy Lombardi. Third Row. Stephney Housley, Pam Hays, Jackie Fay, Billy Allison, Sandra Baxter, Scott Cary, Vicky Standridge, Anthony Allison, Cordon Clancy. Back Row: Roiaine Green (Sponsor), Kathy Drewry Henry, Tina Fountain. Rita Warren, Dale Jones, Vice Pres., Randy Turner, Steve Williams. Beta Club sponsored a Shamrock Pageant to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy. Middle left: Junior Division winners are: Shelly Davis, Princess Shamrock, (middle), Cindy Proctor, first runner up, (left), and Haley Tester, second runner up (right). Below left: Senior Division winners are: Tina Fountain, Miss Shamrock, Jansey Hays, first runner up, and Stephanie Russell, second runner up. Bottom: Kay Launius was a candidate for secretary at State Convention. Bk W 4 ' rl| 0 1 13 Quill and Scroll Seated are Pam Kirk (Assistant Editor), Ioann Helton, Sheila Bohanan, and Janice Owens (Sponsor). Standing are Stephney Housley, Kathy Drewry Henry (Editor), Rita Warren (Business Manager), Tina Fountain, Oebbie Watson, and Randy Turner (Photographer). Members of the Quill and Scroll are responsible for the bi-weekly school newspaper, Cat Tales, and the annual, the Wildcat. Kathy Drewry Henry as editor of the annual worked many extra hours to put together the Golden Years edition of the Wildcat. Mrs. Owens and Kathy work out a picture order as part of their responsibilities. 14 Kathy Henry and Tina Fountain attended a workshop at Arkan- sas Tech University in July to help them plan the annual. The workshop is put on by Josten's American Yearbook Company. Another summer challenge for members is selling advertisements that pay half the cost of publishing the annual. Rita Warren and Kathy Henry pose here for the Homestead Tractor and Implement ad. Last minute panic has Tina Fountain, Pam Kirk, and Rita War- ren busy meeting a yearbook deadline. Lower left, Tina ponders what is there to smile about when it's your week to do the Smile Awhile page. Sheila says, You can't assign me the whole ad section! I quit two weeks ago! Yes, there really is a picture of Randy Turner. Usually on the other side of the camera or in the dark room, Randy is caught here. t5 Future Homemakers of America Front row: Sue Carruth (Reporter), Kay Launius (Historian), Tricia Mathis (Treasurer), Vickey Standridge (Secretary), Judy Huffman (3rd Vice-president), Pam Linker (2nd Vice-president), Pam Hays (1st Vice-president), Pam Kirk (President), Carolyn Bennett (Sponsor). Second row: Becky Condley, Janet Edwards, Rhonda Freeman, Deanna Byrum, Tammy Mason, Jackie New, Juanita Langford, Jackie Fay, Adelia Chasteen, Janis Churchill. Shirley Morris, Jansey Hays, Pam Coffman, Third row: Denise Simpson, Tammy Melton, Beverly McGowan, Chris Lombardi, Debbie McDonald, Tami Davis, JaNell Rackley, Joann Helton, Sandie Johnson, Julie Butler, Karen Culwell, Brenda Halsted, Belinda Coffman, Fourth row: Rhonda Palmer, Tanya Chisum, Marsha Molloy, Debbie Watson, Stephanie Russell, Caroline Tesch, Celia McCleskey, Teresa Williams, Zynthia Mills, Debbie Sanders, Lani Hopper, Chris Tesch, Susan Molloy. Top row: Kathy Hull, Lori Williams, Linda Renfro, Stephney Housley, Rita Warren, Tina Fountain, Kathy Drewry, Sheila Bohanan, Karen Ivy, Sandie Goates, Vicky Freeman, Charlotte Taylor, Vivi Laniel. 16 Yes, F. H. A. members enjoy initiation, senior members that is. Pledges go through all the trials the senior members dream up upon threat of having to push a peanut across the gym floor at an assembly. If as they say having to suffer for something makes you appreciate it more. These pledges will certainly appreciate F.H.A. The top picture of an F. H. A. pledge show- ing the graceful way to exit a building is rumored to be Rhonda Freeman, although Rhonda denies ever having seen that per- son in the picture. Rhonda Palmer in the lower left corner kneels before a senior member as she recites the pledge. Rhonda felt like the worst of the initia- tion is not being able to talk to boys all day. F. H. A. president, Pam Kirk, pictured on the opposite page talking to Vickey Stan- dridge, secretary, enjoyed her responsibili- ties this year. As president, Pam and F. H. A. sponsor, Mrs. Carolyn Bennett, have the huge task of planning and putting on the annual Alumni Banquet which hosts all of the graduates and friends of Hector High School the Saturday before Christmas each year. This year Jansey Hays was elected 1st Vice-president of this F. H. A. Federation at the Federation meeting at Russellville High School. Our girls also attended the State Con- vention in Little Rock. 17 Senior High Choir and Ensemble Make It to State Again. ENSEMBLE Front row: Pam Coffman, Vicky Standridge, Pam Hays, Sue Carruth, and lansey Hays. Back row: Celia McClesky, Kathy Hull, lanis Churchill, Vicky Freeman, Chariotte Taylor, Sheila Bohanan, Chris Lombardi, and Pam Linker. Not pictured are: Kathy Henry, Stephney Housley, Carla Warren, Tina Fountain, and Rita Warren. SENIOR CHOIR Front row: Pam Coffman, lansey Hays, Vicky Standridge, Sue Carruth, Pam Hays, lanis Churchill, Sheila Bohanan, Rolaine Green, Director. Middle row: Celia McClesky, Chris Lombardi, Pam Linker, Vicky Freeman, Mary Harper, Ian Harper, and Charlotte Taylor. Top row: Kathy Hull, Linda Renfro, Karen Lask, Caroline Tesch, Janice Wells, and Betty Chisum. Not pictured are: Kathy Henry, Stephney Housley, and Carla Warren. With the music department headed by Miss Green, the Senior High Choir and Ensemble were organized with talen and determination of dedicated individuals. They have performed in the Christmas program, and participated in the annual Spring Musical Extravaganza. They participated in the Regional Contest at Arkansas Tech University, and receiver a rating that enabled them to again go to State. In State competition at Conway both groups received two excellent rating; and one superior. 18 Junior High Choirs Attend Arkansas Tech Choir Festival. Top: Front row, Barbara Brown, Maria Wey, Wanda Hill, Cindy Proctor, Rhonda Freeman, Tammy Mason, Miss Green, Second row, Denise Simpson, Sandy Williams, Cindy Bennett, Lecia Taylor, Cindy Paris, Teresa Chronister, Third row, Chris Churchill, Deanna Byrum, Shelly Davis, Jeannie Hamilton, Tammy Melton, Haley Tester, Wanda Ford, jan Melton, Ann Cumbie, Amy Allison, Becky Condley Bottom: Front row, Lonus Morris, |im Bartlett, David Walton, Tony Cochran, Second row, Chuck Linker, Brian McGowin, Wayne Cook, Bobby Lusk, j.C. Graham, Third row, jimmy Walker, Doyle Johnson, Brent Lee, John Launius, Todd Byrum The Junior High Girls Choir attended the Arkan- sas Tech Choir Festival and the Northwest Region Choir Festival. Their rating was an excellent plus. The Junior High Boys attended the Arkansas Tech Choir Festival also. 19 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Back row: Ricky Carr, Terry Freeman, Alvin Watkins, Frankie Pruitt, Gene Launius, Shelly Davis, Cindy Proctor, Tim Hill, Loni Hopper, and Zynthia Mills. Middle row: Karen Culwell, Joann Helton, Shirley Morris, Sandra Johnson, Debbie McDonald, Tami Davis, Chris Lombardi, Pam Linker, JaNell Rackley, and Diane McDonald. Front row: Boy's Huddle Officers, Anthony Allison (Treasurer), Scott Gary (Secretary), Wayne Cole (Vice-president), Frankie Gregory (President), Giri's Huddle Officers, Kay Launius (President), Pam Kirk (Vice-president), Judy Huffman (Secretary), and Tricia Mathis (Treasurer). One of Hector's newest clubs is the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The organization has come a long way with the assistance of Coach Bezet, Coach Peacock, and Mr. McLean. The club is made up of the Hector athletes. Throughout the year the club met every Monday night at the school building or at a club member's house. We have had two outstanding speakers. March 6, 1978, Sister Maria from the Saint John's Catholic Church in Russellville came to one of our meetings. She explained the Catholic religion to the group. February 20, 1978, Dr. Henri Crawley from Arkansas Tech University spoke on ''Evolution and the Bible. April 11, 1978, the group had a cookout at Lake Dardanelle. 20 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Kenneth Ray Wood (background) and Steve Payton competed at Little Rock in the Plymouth trouble-shooting contest state finals. They qualified on a written examination as one of the top six teams in the state. The competition involved diagnosing and correcting mechanical problems. Standing: Kenny Wood, Ronny Wells, Steve Burch, Kenny Barton, lames Freeman, Randy Westbrook, and Danny Blair. Seated: William Palmer, Debbie Hybner, David Barnhouse, Darwin Barnhouse. lames Chronister, Willie Mosley, Eddie Schierbaum, Steve Laymon, and Tim Streetman. The above students attended the Career Cen- ter at Russellville where the skills of welding, electronics, drafting, auto mechanics, machine shop, and horticulture are taught. 21 SDCCTS 22 Hector Football Season Ends With 4-5 Record Standing: Assistant Coach Richard Peacock, Steve Burch, Anthony Allison, Don Freeman, Dale (ones, Rickey Emerson, Wayne Cole, Mark Ragsdale, Tim Hill, Head Coach Mac Bezel, Middle: Tim McCool, Kenny Williams, Roy Wygal, Steve Freeman, Scott Cary, Billy Allison, Kenny Barton, Alvin Watkins, Statistician, Bottom: Kevin Tryon, Frankie Gregory, Donnie Haley, Keith Melton, )oe Garrigus, Frank (ones. Opening season for the varsity football team started off with two quick victories clinched by the Wildcats. De- spite injuries of senior running back Frankie Pruitt and senior guard Anthony Allison, the Wildcats sustained five losses, but fought back and captured two straight wins to end their season with a 4-5 overall record. 24 Hector's Senior High football team were led victorious by nine seniors. First row — Steve Burch 50 Center. Second row — Rickey Emerson 72 Tackle, Wayne Cole 10 Quarterback, Dale Jones 70 Tackle, Roy Wygal 21 Halfback. Third row — Scott Gary 86 End, Anthony Allison 60 Guard, Frankie Pruitt 32 Runningback, Don Freeman 82 End. Football Scoreboard 1977-78 Hector 14 Perryville 12 Hector 42 Lavaca 6 Hector 0 Danville 20 Hector 6 Lamar 8 Hector 12 Dover 16 Hector 6 Charleston 19 Hector 6 Ola 34 Hector 6 Glen Rose 0 Hector 36 Hackett 12 25 Spirit, We Got It, Let’s Spread It Around When you think of spirit you think of cheerleaders, and spirit is exactly what our senior high football cheerleaders have had this year. They have been involved in an over-all victory day, sold spirit ribbons to encourage school spirit and rode in the Homecoming parade. Our thanks go out to them for all of their encouragement and enthusiasm. Top row: Juanita Langford, Carla Warren, Karen Lask. Middle row: Sue Carruth (Captain), Kay Launius, Vicky Standridgi Front row: Sandra Baxter, Pam Hays (Co-Captain), Jackie Fay, Lani Hopper. 26 Come on Everybody Get the “Wildcat Beat.” Top row: Juanita Langford (Captain), and Karen Lask. Bottom row: Jackie Fay, Pam Hays, Sue Carruth, and Vicky Standridge (Co-Captain). The Senior Basketball Cheerleaders kept spirit rolling with five seniors: Sue Carruth, Vickey Standridge, (bottom row:) Pam Hays, Juanita Langford, and Jackie Fay. 27 Senior Girls Show Effort in District Tournament Standing: Karen Culwell (manager), Pam Kirk, Kay Launius, joAnn Helton, Shirley Morris, Sandra Johnson, and Coach Mac Bezet. Kneeling: Chris Lombardi (manager), Pam Linker, Debbie Sanders, JaNell Rackley, and Robin Watkins. Sitting: Syble Hybner, Sandra Baxter, Judy Huffman, Pam Coffman, and Tami Davis. Middle right: Is Sandra doing the bump? Sr. Girls Basketball Scoreboard 1977-78 Hector 39 58 Clarksville Hector 32 30 Dover Hector 38 61 Plainview Hector 27 42 Wonderview Hector 31 25 Dardanelle (B game) Hector 30 39 Lavaca Hector 35 56 Clarksville Hector 32 47 Deer Hector 34 54 Pottsville Hector 46 38 Perryville Hector 34 47 Wonderview Hector 37 52 Scranton Hector 48 46 Dover Hector 37 48 Dover (Pope Co. Tourney) Hector 41 34 Perryville Hector 47 58 Atkins Hector 61 51 Deer Hector 28 48 Pottsville Hector 43 58 Scotland Hector Tourney) 31 34 Wonderview (District 28 These five seniors have led the Sr. Girls Basketball team for the past year. Top row: JoAnn Helton, Pam Kirk, and Pam Coffman. Bottom row: |udy Huffman and Sandra Johnson. Bottom left: JoAnn Helton grabs another rebound and heads down the court. Bottom right: Pam Coffman screens so Shirley Morris can add some more points to the Wildcat score. 29 Senior Boys Have Outstanding Defense Front row: Billy Allison, Frankie Gregory, Frankie Pruitt, Tim Hill, Ricky Owens, and Mark Lee. Second row. Coach Peacock, Gordon Clancy, Gene Launius, Wayne Cole, Terry Freeman, )oe Garrigus, Kenny Barton, and James Bohanan Bottom left: Wildcats show good defense. Bottom right: Terry reaches high for the rebound. 30 Senior Boys Basketball Score Board Hector 44 Plainview 60 Hector 43 Wonderview 65 Hector 49 Dover 29 Hector 46 Lavaca 54 Hector 47 Charleston 79 Hector 42 Subiaco 34 Hector 46 Atkins 52 Hector 25 Pottsville 36 Hector 54 Perryville 33 Hector 50 Wonderview 67 Hector 55 Clarksville 57 Hector 53 Dover 40 Hector 47 Perryville 52 Hector 42 Atkins 48 Hector 56 Pottsville 71 Hector 43 Scotland 29 Hector 44 Scranton 35 Hector 58 Hartman 59 Hector 41 Scranton 52 Top left: Gene Lauinius tips the basketball. The Senior Basketball team was led by five seniors: left: Frankie Pruitt, and Gene Launius. Bottom: Gordon Clancy, Terry Freeman, and Wayne Cole. 31 Baseball Team Captures 4A District and Go to State Standing: lay Rackley, Tim Hill, Donnie Haley, lames Bohanan, and Coach Mac Bezel, Kneeling: Anthony Allison, Alvin Watkins, Wayne Cole, Tim Hays, and Ricky Carr. Sitting: Billy Allison, Franky Gregory, lames Mosley, and Mark Ragsdale. These five seniors carried the Baseball Team to state. They are Alvin Watkins, Ricky Carr (top row), (Bottom row): Wayne Cole, Tim Hays, and not pictured — Anthony Allison. The baseball team grabbed the 4A District Championship for the first time in 12 years. Their record was 9-2. They went to state but lost to Palestine with a final score of 5-8 Baseball Scoreboard Hector 19 Havana 6 Hector 11 Wonderview 0 Hector 6 Oark 7 Hector 11 Dover 1 Hector 29 Havana 7 Hector 2 Wonderview 1 Hector 7 Morrilton 2 Hector 14 Fourche Valley 0 Hector 8 Wonderview 5 Hector 12 Dover 4 Hector 5 Palestine 8 32 Baseball Team at State Tournament at A.T.U. Track Members Run at State Meet. Track team members seated are Amy Allison, Wanda Hill, |an Melton, Tammy Melton. Debbie Murrah, Lenetta Mills, Rhonda Palmer, Denise Simpson Chris Churchill, Gail Lay. Kneeling: Darryl Murrah, Jimmy Cumbie, Paul Branch, Glenn Clancy, Mark Coffman, David Pruitt, Tom Gardner, Todd Byrum, John Launius, Doyel lohnson. Standing: Coach Richard Peacock, Joey Hanna, Mark Lee, Pam Kirk, Kay Laumus, Shirley Morris, Karen Lask. Brent Lee, Keith Melton, Randy Pack, (not pictured) Don Condley. Track members competing in the state meet were Raymond Hamilton, who threw the discus, and Pam Kirk, Joann Helton, Kay Launius, and Shirley Morris who placed sixth in the state in the mile relay. Junior Football Players Show Their Stuff. Junior Football Scoreboard Hector 28 Altus 8 Hector 0 Dover 14 Hector 14 Russellville 28 Hector 16 Ola 18 Hector 0 Lamar 6 Hector 14 Atkins 14 Hector 30 Hackett 0 Hector 8 Marshall 16 Front row: Todd Byrum, Glenn Clancy, Tommy New, William McKellar, Vince Pack, and Spencer Blalack. Middle row: Curtis lones. Manager, William Collins, Doyle Johnson, Todd Fountain, Greg Tryon, Jimmy Emerson, John Launius, Randy Pack, and James Mosley, manager. Back row: Richard Peacock (Assistant Coach), Terry Small, Doug Eastridge, Greg Bell, Tom Gardner, David Pruitt, Verlin Pruitt, J.C. Graham, and Mac Bezel (Head Coach). 34 Juniors Say We “Party Hardy”. Top row: Rhonda Palmer, (Basketball Captain). Bottom row: Tanya Chisum, Becki Birge, Lena jackson (Football Captain), Marsha Molloy, Sandy Rudder, )oann Ashley. The Junior High Cheerleaders bring on the spirit for the Junior Wildcats. Their spirit encourages and supports the junior high teams to victories and cham- pionships. Their spirit is due largely to their par- ticipation in last summers cheerleading camp where they received awards and ribbons for team and individual spirit. 35 Junior Girls Beat Arch Rival in Overtime Front row: Rhonda Freeman, Tammy Mason, Cindy Proctor, Shelly Davis, Becky Riley, Denise Simpson, and leanie Sue Hamilton. Back row: Wanda Hill, Kathy Helton, Chris Churchill, Cindy Bennett, Mac Bezet, Coach, )an Melton, Tammy Melton, Linda Renfro, manager, Jackie New (manager), and Regina Garrison (manager). Not pictured: Diane McDonald. junior Girls Basketball Scoreboard Hector 23 Clarksville 46 Hector 21 Dardanelle 18 Hector 37 Dover 41 Hector 18 Pottsville 38 Hector 26 Deer 35 Hector 37 Pottsville 45 Hector 14 Perry ville 42 Hector 25 Wonderview 39 Hector 27 Pottsville 53 Hector 14 Scranton 39 Hector 30 Dover 28 36 Junior Boys Win Pope County Tournament. Junior Boys Basketball Scoreboard Hector 25 Clarksville 26 Hector 17 Wonderview 24 Hector 29 Dover 35 Hector 28 Pottsville 32 Hector 20 Russellville 17 Hector 41 Atkins 30 Hector 24 Pottsville 18 Hector 34 Danville 44 Hector 31 Pottsville 18 Hector 26 Dover 28 Hector 23 Pope Co. Tourney Pottsville 20 Hector 28 Pope Co. Tourney Dover 27 Hector 26 Perryville 33 Hector 25 Plainview 29 Hector 20 Scotland 22 Hector 27 District Tourney Perryville 26 Hector 26 District Tourney Danville 36 Back row: Doug Eastridge, Steve Condley, David Pruitt. Tom Gardner, John Launius, and Coach Richard Peacock. Middle row: J.C. Graham, Don Condley, Lonus Morris, Brian McGowan, Brent lee, Glenn Clancy, Todd Byrum, Doyle Johnson, Chuck Linker, and Spencer Blalack. Not pictured: Terry Small, Travis Warren, Greg Bell, and Todd Fountain. The junior boys captured the Pope County Tourna- ment title by defeating both Pottsville and Dover. They also won their first game in District by defeating Perryville by one point. 37 EVENTS 39 Pam Coffman Crowned Football Homecoming Queen This year Hector had its first Football Homecoming parade. The students decorated their automobiles, and the student body worked on the float the week of Homecoming to get everything set for the big night. Representing the twelfth grade class are Football Homecoming Queen Pam Coffman and her escort Frankie Pruitt. Representing the eleventh grade are Sandra Baxter and escort James Boha- nan. Representing the tenth grade class are Celia McClesky and her escort Mark Lee. Representing the ninth grade are Tammy Melton and her escort Greg Bell. Representing the eighth grade are Sandy Williams and her escort John Launius. 40 Friday night October 21,1977, Pam Coffman, a senior at H.H.S., was crowned Football Home- coming Queen for 1977-78 by School Board member Paul Allison. Below left: Joann Helton, the 1976-77 Football Homecoming Queen, presented Pam with her sash. Below right: escort Frankie Pruitt, also a senior of H.H.S. presented Pam with her roses. 41 Club Royalty are Presented Choir King and Queen Anthony Allison is a baritone in the Senior Choir. He is known on campus for his enthusiastic school spirit. Janis Churchill is an alto in choir. She is also in the ensom- ble and the Sweet Adelines trio. Beta King and Queen Scott Cary is a leader by nature. He has attended both Beta conventions, served on several committees and ran for vice-president in the 1977 State Beta election. Scott plans to attend college after graduation. Stephney Housley is an active member of the Beta Club. She has attended both Beta conventions, has served on several committees and has helped in the campaigning at State Beta convention. F.C.A. King and Queen Shelly Davis has a sparkling personality that would make her a great asset to any club. She plays basketball for the junior girls team. Frankie Pruitt has played both basketball and football 4 straight years. He has also received the awards of Best De- fensive Back and Best Defensive Player. 42 in Homecoming F.H.A. Sweetheart and Beau Rickey Emerson was chosen by FHA members to repre- sent their organization. Ricky has played football for four years and received the award for all district his last two years. His personality makes him great to work with in any organization. Charlotte Taylor always seems to have a smile to brighten up the day. Charlotte has attended federation meetings and has served on committees for decorating and designing pro- grams. F.T.A. King and Queen Terry Freeman was chosen by the FTA members. He plays basketball and has coached a pee wee team for grade school. He has a great sense of humor that makes him popular on campus. Adelia Chasteen has served as a teachers aid to kindergar- ten. She likes children of all ages. Adelia also attends Arkan- sas Tech University three mornings a week. Quill and Scroll King and Queen Randy Turner is a great asset to Quill and Scroll. As well as working on the newspaper, he serves as photographer for the Wildcat. Tina Fountain is an active member of Quill and Scroll. She attended the 1977 yearbook workshop at Ark. Tech Univer- sity, and has worked on both the newspaper and annual. 43 Eighth Grade Mah I j Stephanie Russell Junior Maid liams Maid ' 45 Vickey Freeman Is Crowned 1977-78 Top: Thursday night, January 26, 1978, Vickey Freeman, a senior at H.H.S., was crowned Basket- ball Homecoming Queen for 1977-78 by the president of the Alumni, Randy Prince. Bottom Left: Kay Launius, the 1976-77 Basketball Homecoming Queen, presented Vickey with her roses. Bottom Right: Vickey and escort Don Freeman, also a senior at H.H.S. 46 Basketball Homecoming Queen. Top: Homecoming royalty with escorts Kenny Barton, Don Freeman, Steve Freeman, and Donnie Haley. Bottom Left: Dale jones and Sheila Bohanan were the emcees for the Homecoming. 47 Seniors Win Play Honors With “Annie Get Your Gun” Cast Little Girl......................Pam Coffman Charlie Davenport........Rickey Carr Mike..........................Gordon Clancy Foster Wilson............ Tim Hays Dollie Tate....................Kathy Drewry Winnie Tate................... Ioann Helton Tommy....................Wayne Cole Frankie Butler..................Gene Launius Mary..........................Vickey Freeman Mrs. Sylvia Porter....... Julie Butler Jane.....................Pam Hays Annie Oakley.............Sue Carruth Little Jake....................Alvin Watkins Jessie...................Jackie Fay Minnie............. Stephney Housley Buffalo Bill..................Rickey Emerson Pawnee Bill..............Scott Gary Sitting Bull............. Steve Burch Mrs. Schuyler Adams .. Judy Huffman Extras Pam Kirk Roy Wygal Pam Cochran Brenda Halsted Sheila Bohanan Belinda Coffman David Barnhouse Darwin Barnhouse Vicky Standridge Juanita Langford Norman Chisum Randy Molloy Anthony Allison Don Freeman Adelia Chasteen 48 Juniors Do “Onions in the Stew” Cast Betty MacDonald..........Jansey Hays Don MacDonald..................Billy Allison Anne MacDonald.........Zynthia Mills Joan MacDonald.......... Kay Launius Howard......................... Marc Taylor Roger...............Ricky Freeman Claud...............Steve Williams Claire Fessenden........Susan Molloy Lesley Arnold....... Debbie Hybner Margo.......................... Rita Warren Miss Garvey..................Shirley Morris Bee Gee.........................Lani Hopper Salsie..............Cindy Lombardi Kitsie........................Sandra Baxter Mrs. Watson's Harry.. William Palmer New-Motor Marvin......Tim McCool Mrs. Curtis......... Janis Churchill Mr. Curtis......................Jeff Vincent Lyda.................Carolyn Bridges Jim............................Randy Turner Dotty............... Tina Anderson Joey...............Charlotte Taylor Phil Murray......... Gary Newport Delia Murray........LaDonna Birge Old Buddy........... Mark Ragsdale Announcer..................Christine Tesch 49 The Arkansas Tech University Chambers Cafeteria and W. O. Young Student Center was the setting for the '78 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. A poster with seniors baby pictures showed the seniors how they really were. Tim McCool, junior class president, was master of ceremonies. The prophecy was read by (below left) Kay Launius, Beverly McGowan, and Debbie Hybner. Guest speaker was Larry Dale, principal at Harrison High School and former teacher at Hector. Prom King and Queen were Rickey Carr and Pam Hays. Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom May 5, 1978 junior, Vivi Laniel, sang a few selections with the band from Arkansas Tech University. Rickey Freeman, Zynthia Mills, Sue Carruth, and Rickey Carr take ad- vantage of a slow dance. Below, Tim Hays, Sandra Baxter, Vickey Standridge, Daniel Killins, and Shirley Morris boogie to “Sweet Home Alabama . Who’s Who Lead HHS Rita Warren is headed for success. Rita does a great job as business manager for the Quill and Scroll. She is also involved in FTA, FHA, Beta, and Ensemble. Camping and being outdoors are Rita's hobbies. Randy Turner does a good job as photographer for the Quill and Scroll. He is also involved in the Beta Club and FTA. Randy enjoys listening to music, photography, and raising animals. His enthusiasm and cooperation will help him go far in life! Bright and alive are the words to describe Sheila Boha- nan. As a senior, Sheila has led the Beta's as their Presi- dent. She is also Vice-President of the FTA. Sheila also participates in FHA, Quill and Scroll, Choir, and Ensem- ble. Some of Sheila's hobbies include bike riding, playing tennis, and playing the piano. Kathy Henry is not only an important asset to the senior class but also to HHS. Kathy is editor of the annual, and also serves as FTA President. Kathy participates in FHA, Beta, Choir, and Ensemble. Kathy enjoys cooking, draw- ing, and embroidery. 54 Kay Launius is involved in just about every club. Kay serves as president of the newly-formed FCA. Kay is FHA historian and Beta secretary. She is also in the FTA and is student council representative. Kay enjoy's camping and arts crafts. Center of activity in basketball and senior class president — Gene Launius. Gene is very active in the Beta Club. He has been a football manager and enjoys track. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, working on the farm, and going in rough places in a 4-wheel drive truck. Karen Lask has been a very valuable cheerleader to the basketball and football teams. Karen is a member of the Beta, FTA, and Choir. Swimming, softball, and horse back riding are Karen's hobbies. Pam Kirk is a very active Senior. She is president of FHA, vice-president of FCA, vice-president of the Student Council, and is assistant editor of the Student Council, and is assistant editor of the annual for Quill Scroll, as well as being active in FTA and Beta. Pam also plays basketball on the senior team. Her hobbies are swimming, reading, and coon hunting. Dale jones has been a very valuable player to the Wildcat football team. As a senior, Dale made all-district in football. He is in the 200 and 250 club. Beta Club, and runs track. Dale's hobbies include swimming, boxing, skiing, and hunting. 55 Franky Gregory is a very outgoing person. He is a mem- ber of the Beta Club, Student Council, and is president of the FCA. Franky is sophomore class president and was chosen to Who's Who this year. He plays basketball, football, and baseball. Music is one of Franky's hobbies. Billy Allison has been very valuable to the senior high football and basketball teams. Billy is a member of the FCA and Beta Club. His hobbies include fishing and camping. jaNell Rackley is a member of the FCA, FHA, FTA, Beta Club, Drill Team, and Choir. She also participates in bas- ketball. Photography and stamp collecting are a few of JaNell's hobbies. Mark Lee is a very active sophomore. Mark has made the Northwestern Regional Choir and is a member of Choir. He is active in Beta and enjoy s playing basketball and running track. Mark's hobbies are biking, swimming, and art work. Personality is the key word to describe Sue Carruth. Sue is a senior cheerleader and takes part in FHA, FTA, Beta, Choir, and Ensemble. She is also a student council repre- sentative. Singing and playing the piano are only a few of Sue's hobbies. When you see senior Pam Hays, you always see a friend- ly smile. Pam has been an active cheerleader for the last six years. She is also in the Beta Club, FHA, FTA, Choir and Ensemble. Pam's favorite hobby is swimming. 56 P.T.A. Sponsors 4 Representatives to Boys Girls State The Hector Parent-Teacher Association sponsored representatives to the American Legion sponsored pro- gram on the practical application of government. Representatives to Boys' State were seniors Cordon Clancy and Scott Gary. Representatives to Girls' State were seniors Juanita Langford and Vickey Freeman. 57 Favorites of Everyone are Campus King and Queen Steve Freeman and Pam Linker. Elected in the sophomore, junior, and senior classes are three girls and three boys selected by popular vote of their classmates to run for the title of Campus King and Queen. The student body then votes in a general election by secret ballot for the most popular candidates on campus. Candi- dates from the senior class were Pam Hays and Gene Launi- us. Candidates from the junior class were Jansey Hays and Tim McCool. Pam Linker and Steve Freeman were candi- dates from the sophomore class. Pam Linker's quiet and sweet disposition has gained her popularity among the student body. Pam is the 2nd vice- president of F.H.A., she is active in F.C.A., plays senior high basketball, and is in both choir and ensemble. She is also lieutenant for the newly formed drill team. Pam loves sports of all types and enjoys sewing and cooking. In the future she hopes to get a job that will give her a chance to travel a lot. Steve Freeman is a sophomore who enjoys all outdoor activities, especially the sports of fishing and hunting. Steve enjoys football and was a member of the 1977-78 Wildcat football team. At this point in time, Steve is undecided about his future plans. if: m Mtii Campus King and Queen Steve Freeman and Pam Linker 59 II ■■ II FACULTY High School Obtains New Principal Principal Mr. Leon McLean, a former teacher at Hector, returned this year to fill the job of high school prin- cipal at Hector. He teaches the college-bound Eng- lish class on the senior level, also. Mr. McLean was born in Hagerman, New Nexico, and graduated from Greenwood High School, Arkansas Tech Uni- versity. mm Superintendent As Mr. Joe Bull helps commemorate the gradua- tion of the 50th class from Hector High School, he is also celebrating his 20th year as the superintend- ent of Hector High School. 62 School Board Members Bring Improvements to Hector Schools First Row: Paul Allison, George Palmer. Second Row: President, Opal Bartlett; Vice-President, Boyce Burch; Secretary, Paul Thompson. During the 1977-78 school year, the decisions that affect the school system were made by these individuals who have given their time and patience to Hector High School. A special thanks goes out to the Hec- tor School Board. 63 Teachers Find Position TEACHER APPRECIATION PROCLAMATION As representatives of the Hector Future Teachers of America and the Student Body, we wish to express our appreciation to the faculty and staff for: First: the dedication with which you fulfill the responsibilities you have as a teacher, your personal involvement as a teacher, including the work necessary to carry on classroom activities that enable us to accumulate knowledge, develop skills, and improve understanding. Because you are concerned about our interest and attitudes, you try to set a positive example for us to follow. , , , . Second: your willingness to accept extra curricular responsibilities such as being actively involved in school organizations and activities, and willingly chaperoning school social functions. Third: your personal involvement as being active in improving school-community relationships, being a member of some of tne educational organizations, working to try and improve the general quality of education, working as a counselor and caring about students as individuals. Thank you, Hector F.T.A. Hector Student Council First row: Bobbye Swaim and Norma Burch are secretaries in the high school office. Second row: Nan Bull is librarian for grades 1-12. Carolyn Bennett teaches Home Economics, foods and housing, consumer economics, human development and is the sponsor of F.H.A. Mac Bezel is head coach for football, baseball, and girls basketball. He also teaches English and health. Not pictured are: lames Staggs and |an Bartlett began teaching at Hector High at the start of spring semester. Mr. Staggs teaches math and social studies. Mrs. Bartlett teaches English and social studies. Richard Peacock is boys basketball and track coach. He also teaches history. 64 Challenging and Rewarding First Row: Rolaine Green teaches music in grades 1-12, a humanities class and Beta Club sponsor. Jimmy Stroud is the business education teacher. Second Row: Martha Franklin teaches science. John Bell teaches math and drivers educa- tion. Ben Drewry teaches social studies and math. Third Row: G. B. Swaim shop teacher. Janice Owens teaches English and sponsors Quill and Scroll and Cheerleaders. Norma Foster teaches English and is FT A sponsor. f 65 CLASS CL 78” 67 Being the 50th Makes Us a Little Different and a Lot the Same. Seniors are people with mixed emotions. They’ve looked forward to being a big senior since they were in grade school. After finally making it, they suddenly realize that it’s their last year at HHS. They look forward to being their own person; at the same time they regret doing things for the last time (like the whole Sr. class skipping a day of school). They’ll always act a little crazy, some will seek further education, some will get married after graduation; Then well, there’s always one in every crowd! All in all the Class of 78 is proud to be the Golden Graduates of HHS. 68 Senior Class Officers and Class Favorites Right: Senior class officers are Gene Launius, president; jackie Fay, vice-president (not pic- tured); and joann Helton, secretary-treasurer. janice Owens and Mac Bezet are sponsors for the senior class. Bottom: The senior class wouldn’t be the same without the personalities of class favorites Juanita Langford and Dale Jones. 69 Fifty Golden Graduates. The seniors on the first row are Kenny Williams and Adelia Chasteen. On the second row arc Stephney Housley, Roy Wygal, and Jackie Fay. Those on the third row are Willie Mosley, Alvin Watkins, and Larry Freeman. 70 Seniors on the first row are Julie Butler and Judy Huff- man. On the second row are Sandra Johnson, Wayne Cole, and Joann Helton. Those on the third row are James Chronister, Don Freeman, and Frankie Pruitt. 71 Those seniors on the first row are Ken Wood, Pam Coch- ran, and Rosetta Dyer. On the second row are Karen Ivy, Sandy Goates, and Vickey Freeman. Seniors on the third row are Brenda Halsted, Norman Chisum, and Randy Molloy. Seniors on the first row are Kathy Drewry and Sheila Bohanan. On the second row are Darwin Barnhouse, Gene Launius, and Rickey Emerson. On the third row are Steve Burch, Gordon Clancy, and Ricky Carr. 74 75 ANTHONY ALLISON—Class Favorite -2; Senior Play-4; Who's Who-2; Beta-2,3; Choir-4; FCA-4; VICA-3; Football-1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball-1,2,3; Track-1,2,3; Pee Wee Coach-2,3. DARWIN BARNHOUSE-Junior Play —3; Senior Play-4; VICA-3,4; Career Center Machine Shop Vice- President; T rack—4. DAVID BARNHOUSE-Junior Play-3; VICA—3,4; Senior Play —4. SHEILA BOHANAN-FTA-3,4, Queen—3, Vice-President—4; Beta —3,4, Secretary-3, President-4; Choir-1,2,4, Vice President-4; Ensemble—4; FHA—1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball-1,2,3, Manager—4; Junior Play—3; Senior Play—4; Who's Who-2,3,4; Pee Wee Coach-1,2, 3,4. STEVE BURCH-Junior Play-3; VICA-3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Football—1,2,3,4; Basketball Man- ager-3. JULIE BUTLER—Choir—1; FHA-1,2, 3,4; Softball-3; Drill Team-4. RICKY CARR Homecoming Escort- 2; Senior Usher—3; Junior Play— 3; Senior Play-4; FCA—4; Choir- 1,2; Baseball-2,3,4; Defensive Player Award-3; Track-2,3. SUE CARRUTH-Who’s Who-2,3; Junior Play—3; Beta—3,4, Secre- tary-4; Choir-1,2,3,4, Secretary —3, President—4, Queen—3, En- semble—2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4, Songleader—3, Reporter—4; FT A -4; Student Council—3,4; Cheer- leader-2,3,4; Football Captain-4; Basketball Manager—1. ADELIA CHASTEEN-Beta—3,4; Choir—1,3, President-1; FHA - Senior Register 1,2,3,4, Treasurer-3; FTA-3,4; Pep Club NORMAN CHISUM JAMES CH RON ISTER-VIC A-3,4. GORDON CLANCY-Quill Scroll King-3; Junior Play-3; Beta- 3,4; Quill Scroll-3; Football 3; Basketball—3,4. PAMELA COCH R AN-Choir—2,3; FTA-2,3,4; Pep Club-1. BELINDA COFFMAN-FTA Queen- 2; Quill Scroll-3,4; FTA-2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Choir-1; Basket- ball-1,2,3. PAM COFFMAN—Football Home- coming Queen-4; Class Sec.-T reas. -1; Basketball—1,2,4; Football Cheerleader-3; Pee Wee Coach 2; Ark. Tech Freeshot Award—3; Hustle Award-4; Junior Play-3; Usher-3; FTA-2,3,4; Beta-3,4; Student Council—3,4, Treasurer— 3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Choir-1,4, Ensemble—1,4. WAYNE COL E-Football—1,2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track—3; Pee Wee Coach— 1,2,3,4; Free Throw Award-1; All District—1,4; Best Offensive Back-2,3; Most Valuable Player Baseball-3; All State-3; KARV Dream Team Football Player—3; Class Vice President-1,2; Class Favorite-2; Junior Play-3; Beta— 3,4; FCA—4; Vice President-4; Student Council—3,4. KAREN CULWELL-Junior Play-3; Senior Play—4; Beta-3,4; Choir— 1,2,3; FCA-4; FHA-1,2,3,4; FTA-3,4; Pep Club-1; Manager- 2,3,4; Statisticians-2,3,4. KATHY DREWRY-Class Secretary Treasurer-3; Junior Play 3; Sen- ior Play-4; Who’s Who-2,3,4; Beta-3,4; Choir—1,2,3,4, Ensem- ble-2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; FT A 3.4, President-4; Quill Scroll 1.2.3.4, Editor-4. ROSETTA DYER RICKEY EMERSON-Most Valuable Defensive Lineman-3; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-4; FHA Beau-4; Beta-3,4; Vice Presi- dent-4; Football-1,2,3,4; All Dis- trict-3,4; Basketball-1,2,3, Man- ager-4; Baseball-2,3,4; Track- 1,2,3,4; Pee Wee Coach-2,3,4. J ACK IE F AY -Class V ice-president-4; FHA-1,2,3,4; FTA-3,4; Beta- 3,4; Choir-2,3; Cheerleader 3,4; KARV Dream Team 4; Pep Club -1. DON FREEMAN-Homecoming Es- cort—4; Best Offensive Lineman— 2,3; Senior Play-4; Football- 1,2,3,4; Basketball-2,3; Track- 1,2,3; Pee Wee Coach-2,3,4. LARRY DON FREEMAN-VICA-3,4. TERRY FREEMAN-AII District-1; Rebound-1; Class Favorite—3; Junior Play-3; Basketball-1,3,4; Track—1,3; Pee Wee Coach—3. VICKEY FREEMAN-Homecoming Queen-4; Junior Play-3; Girls State; Choir—1,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent-3, Spirit Award-3, En- semble-3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; FTA- 3,4; Track—2. SCOTT GARY-FTA King-2; Beta King-4; Homecoming Escort—1; Class President-3; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-4; Who's Who-2,3,4; Boys State-3; Beta 3,4; FCA-4; Quill Scroll—1; Student Coun- cil-3,4; President-3,4; Football- 76 1,2,3,4; Basketball-1, Manager-3; Track-1,3; FTA-2; Pee Wee Coach -3. SANDY GOATES-Choir-1,2; FHA— 1,2,3,4; FTA-2,3,4. BRENDA HALSTED-Junior Play-3; Choir-1,2,3; FHA-1,2,3,4; FTA -3,4. MARY HARPER-Junior Play—3; Choir-4; FTA-2,3,4. PAM HAYS-KARV Dream Team Football Cheerleader-3; Class Vice President-3; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-4; Who’s Who—2,3; Choir-1,2,3,4, Presidcnt-1, En- semble-2,3,4; Beta -2,3,4; FHA- 1.2.3.4, Secretary-2, 1st Vice President—4; FTA-3,4; Football Cheerleader-1,2,3,4, Co-Captain -4; Basketball Cheerleader—1,2, 3.4, Captain-2, Co-Captain-1. TIM HAYS-Junior Play-3, Senior Play-4; Football—1; Basketball— 1; Baseball-2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4. JOANN HELTON-Football Home- coming Queen-3; Class Secretary -4; Class Favorite—2; Junior Play -3; Choir-1; FCA-4; FHA-1,2, 3,4; Quill Scroll-4; Basketball— 2,3,4; Softball-3; Pee Wee Coach -2,3,4. JANE HENRY Transfer Student; Choir; FTA-2,3,4. STEPHNEY HOUSLEY-Beta Queen- 4; Class Favorites-3; Junior Play —3; Senior Play-4, Usher-3; Beta-3,4; Choir-1,2,3; Ensem- ble-2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; FTA- 3,4; Quill Scroll-4. JUDY HUFFMAN-Junior Play-3; Senior Play-4; Choir—1,2, Ensem- ble-2; FCA-4, Officer-4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer-4; Student Coun- cil-3,4, Officer-3,4; Basketball— 1,2,3,4; Softball-3,4; PepClub-1; Pee Wee Coach-1,2,3,4. KAREN IVY Junior Play-3; Choir- 1,2; FHA-1,2,3,4; FTA-2,3,4. SANDRA JOHNSON-Athletic Awards — 1,3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play -4; Choir-1,2, Ensemble-2; FHA—1,2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Softball-3,4; Pee Wee Coach-1,2. DALE JONES-FHA Beau-3; Foot- ball Moncrief Effort Award-3; Class Favorite-4; Junior Play—3; Senior Play-4; Senior Ushers-3; Beta-4; FCA—4; Football-3,4; All District-4; Track—1,2,3,4; 250 Club-3. PAM KIRK Homecoming Queen Can- didate 1; Arkansas Tech Shooting Champ Award—3, Arkansas Tech Obstacle Course Award—3; Junior Play-3; Who’s who-2,3; Beta 3,4; Choir-1; FCA-4, Officer—4, Vice President—4; FHA-1,2,3,4, President-4; FTA-2,3,4; Quill Scroll 1,2,3,4, Business Manager —3, Assistant Editor—4; Student Council-3,4, Vice President—3,4; Statistician-4; Senior Play-4; Pee Wee Coach-1. JUANITA LANGFORD-KARV Dream Team Cheerleader-2; Junior Play —3; Senior Play-4; Class Favorite —4; Miss Hector—2; Cheerleading Camp Award-4; Senior Usher—3; Girls State—3; Beta-3,4; Choir- 1,2,3, Vice President-1, Ensem- ble-3,4; FHA—1,2,3,4; FTA-3,4; Miss Teenage Little Rock Compe- tition-3; Cheerleader—1,2,3,4, Captain—1,4. GENE LAUNIUS-Campus King Can- didate-4; Class President-4; Jun- ior Play-3; Senior Play-4; Who’s Who-2,3; Soil Conservation Board 2,3; Beta-3,4; Vice President- 3; FCA-4; Quill Scroll-1; Basketball-2,3,4; Track-3,4; Manager-3; Cheerleader-1. RANDY MOLLOY-Choir-1; Foot- ball-1,2. WILLIE MOSLEY-Basketball Home- coming Escort—3; Football—3. FRANKIE PRUITT—Football Home- coming Escort-4; Best Defensive Back-2,3, Best Defensive Player— 2,3; All District Basketball-3; Class President-2; Usher-3; FCA -4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball— 1,2,3,4; Track-1,3; Pee Wee Coach-1,2. VICKY STANDRIDGE-Basketball Homecoming Queen Candidate—2; Class Favorite-1; Junior Play-3; Senior Play-4; Beta-3,4; Choir— 1,2,3,4, President-2, Ensemble— 2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; FTA—4; Quill Scroll—1,2; Football Cheerleader-1,2,3,4, Co-Captain; Basketball Cheerleader-1,2,3,4, Co-Captain—3. DEBBIE TRIPP Transfer student. ALVIN WATKINS-Football Home- coming Queen Escort-3; Beta— 2,3,4; FCA-4; Baseball-2,3,4; Track-1,2,3; Basketball Manager —1; Football Manager-4. KENNY WILLIAMS-VICA—3; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Baseball-1. KEN WOOD-Cheerleader—1; FTA—4. ROY WYGAL—Class Officer-2; Sen- ior Play—4; Football—1,2,3,4; Baseball-2,3,4; Track-1,2; Bas- ketball-1; 200 Club-3; Basket- ball Manager—2,3. 77 II ■■ II naan HIGH SCHCCL Clockwise, starting from the left are (1) Junior Rudder hustling to his favorite class. (2) Mark Lee and Frankie Gregory boning up in Humanities. (3) The between class shuffle. (4) Kyle shows his abil- ity to sleep in English class. (5) Keeping her grades up to cheer- lead is Junior cheerleader Becky Birge. (6) After the sock hop it’s hard to find a pair of shoes that match. (7) Frankie breezes in from the Home Ec cottage. (8) In training for volleyball intra- mural championship is Junior team. (9) James Bohanan shows some fancy footwork. 79 Junior Slave To Make Prom Best Ever. Billy Allison Tina Anderson Kenny Barton Sandra Baxter LaDonna Birgc Class Officers Tim McCool-president Jansey Hays-secretary-treasurer Sandra Baxter-vice-presidcnt Class Sponsors Sally Whitmer John Bell Sandra Birge William Blackwell Danny Blair James Bohanan Carolyn Bridges Gene Chisum Betty Chronister Janis Churchill Jimmy Cumbie Tina Fountain 80 fames Freeman Rickey Freeman (ansey Hays Clara Hickey Lani Hopper Debbie Hybner Vivian Laniel Kay Launius Cindy Lombardi Carol Loveland Tricia Mathis Class Favorites Stephanie Russell Steve Williams 81 Tim McCool Beverly McGowan Robin McGowan Zynthia Mills Susan Molloy Shirley Morris Tim New Gary Newport William Palmer Micca Pruitt Mark Ragsdale Stephanie Russell Debbie Sanders Eddie Schierbaum Charlotte Taylor Marc Taylor Christine Tesch Randy Turner Rita Warren Debbie Watson Randy Westbrook Melba Wilson Steve Williams 83 Sophomores Find Paul Athey Dewayne Baxter Bob Castleberry Betty Chisum Duane Clancy Roger Coffman Janet Culwell Tami Davis Steve Freeman Joe Carrigus Stephen Gooden Philip Gowin Tony Gray Franky Gregory Donnie Haley Raymond Hamilton Joey Hanna Class Favorites Celia McCleskey Frank Jones Jan Harper Tim Hill 84 High School Challenging Class Officers Carla Warren, secretary treasurer Steve Freeman, vice-president Frankie Gregory, president Class Sponsors Richard Peacock Ben Drewry Martha Franklin Tina Hill Greg Housley Kathy Hull Syble Hybner Robert Jackson Curtis Jones Frank Jones Teresa Jones Karen Lask Steve Laymon Mark Lee Pam Linker Chris Lombardi Leslie Loveland Celia McCleskey 85 Debbie McDonald Frankie McKellar Keith Melton Darryl Murrah Ricky Owens laNell Rackley Linda Renfro Terry Rudder Eddie Simpson Caroline Tesch Larry Thomas Kevin Tryon Carla Warren Janice Wells Randy Wells Ronnie Wells Bob Wey Lori Williams Teresa Williams Randy Wood Cheri Wygal 86 Freshmen See Changes in Classes Andy Ashley Joann Ashley Greg Bell Beki Birge Louise Blackwell Randall Blalack David Branch Frankie Branch Deanna Byrum Penny Cathey Suzanne Chambers Tanya Chisum Mark Coffman Becky Condley David Condley Class Officers Tom Gardner, President, Rhonda Palmer, Vice-president, Arnold Humphrey, Sec. Treas. Class Sponsors Norma Foster Carolyn Bennett GB Swaim 87 Steve Condley Anna Crow Ann Cumbie Shelly Davis Doug Eastridge Class Favorites Cindy Proctor Doug Eastridge lanet Edwards Jimmy Emerson Randy Ford Todd Fountain Rhonda Freeman Tom Gardner Bobby Coates Frank Godfrey Jeanie Sue Hamilton Tim Henry Arnold Humphrey Lena Jackson Andy Johnson Robert Jones Danny McCuin Terry Don McGee Joy McGowan 88 Tammy Mason Tammy Melton Marsha Molloy Jackie New Kathy Owens Vince Pack Jimmy Page Rhonda Palmer Linda Pertl Cindy Proctor David Pruitt Jay Rackley Becky Riley Junior Rudder Sandy Rudder Denise Simpson Lecia Taylor Travis Warren Kyle Wells Tammy Young 89 Eighth Grade Find New Surroundings Enjoyable Amy Allison Jimmy Bartlett Cindy Bennett Spencer Blalack Paul Branch Janet Bridges Barbara Brown Todd Byrum Jetta Chisum J. L. Chronister Theresa Chronister Chris Churchill Glenn Clancy Tony Cochran William Collins 90 Don Condley Wayne Cook Bill Crow Paul Curtis Elaine Duncan Wanda Ford Shirlena Freeman Manuel Garrison Regina Garrison Susan Garrison Alan Gilbert Class Favorites Chris Churchill Terry Small Stoney Goodyear j.C. Graham Jaye Hackbarth Delbert Harrison Kathy Helton Rachel Henry Wanda Hill jacky Hogan Donny Ivy Doyle Johnson John Launius 91 Gail Lay Cindy Lazzarotto Brent Lee Chuck Linker lohnny Loveland Bobby Lusk Keith Marable Dianna McDonald Bryan McGowan William McKellar Terry McKinney Jan Melton Lenetta Mills Lonus Morris Debbie Murrah Tommy New Randy Pack Cindy Paris Class Officers Vice-Pres. — Cindy Bennett Sec. Tres. — Gail Lay President — Hay ley Tester Class Sponsors Rolaine Green Jimmy Stroud 92 Eighth grade had two teams participating in intramural basketball games. Billy joe Turney and Doyle Johnson jump as Manuel Garrison guards the basket. Granvil Poynter Diane Pruitt Sandi Pruitt Verlin Pruitt Randy Rackley Wain Rackley Linda Reno Jonna Schierbaum Teresa Schierbaum Terry Small Donna Tackett Mickey Tackett Hay ley Tester Greg Tryon Billy Joe Turney 93 naan naan MIDDLE GRADE SCEICCL Seventh Grade Cheerleaders Sherry Garrison, Leora Godfrey, Ashley Fountain (Mascot), Mich- elle Brashear, Dec Carruth Grade and Middle School Football Pee Wee Row 1: Rusty Collins, ]ody Hamilton, Paul Newport, jamie Bridges, Danny Laymon, Greg Williams. Row 2: Kenny Watkins, Tim Felkins, Micheal Hurley, David Rudder, David Owens, Stuart Blalack, Jimmy Turney. Row 3: Kevin Talkington, Randall Palmer, Ronald Lusk, Randy Davis, Johnny Bridges, Jim Collins. Seventh Grade Row 1: David Riley, Pete Hill, Rickey Barton, Bruce Melton, Charlie Poynter, Steve Blalack. Row 2: Gary McDonald, Scotty Gooden, Bobby Eastridge, Scott Goodyear, Tim Gary, Randall Streetman. Row 3: Coach Sally Whitmer, Wesley Aday, Wendell Chisum, James Garrison, Davy Laymon, Jim Petty, Gerald Blalack. 96 Tuff Nuts and Speed Demons Split Honors in Pee Wee Girls’ Basketball Mean Machines Kneeling: Tammy Warren, Tammy Coates, Carolyn Hudson, Julia Taylor, Lori Burch. Standing: Coach Celia McCteskey, Anita Stevens, Tammy Gregory, La won na Chisum, Susan Coffman, Cheryl Freeman, Coach Caroline Tesch Speed Demons Kneeling: Mary Lou McAlister, Lesa Wolfe, Alta Hull, Melecia Jones, Regina Freeman. Standing: Coach Joann Helton, Karen Weatherman, Tammy Wilson, Patricia Rackley, Becky Fulmer, Regina Parrish, (not pictured) Coach Judy Huffman Tuff Nuts Kneeling: Tanya Yarber, Regina Linker, JaNiece Rackley, Charlotte Branch, Teresa Pack, Cay Helton, Wendy Lay, Mandy Parrish. Standing: Coach Pam Linker, Oee Carruth, Sherry Garrison, Pam Hamilton, Rhonda Pack, Coach JaNell Rackley. Skyrockets Kneeling: Carla McCuin, Corine Tesch, Lawatha Trigg, Angela Skinner, Vicki Owens, Shawn Thomas. Standing: Coach Shirley Morris, Jennifer New, Rachel Watkins, Karen Berganini, Elizabeth Hickey, Sheila Blair, Coach Kay Launius. 97 Trojans Take Season and Tournament Honor Hawks Kneeling: |im Collins, Kenny Bowden, Stacey Wilcut, Russell Collins. Standing: Dana Reno, Randy Davis, Tim Bell, Kevin Freeman, Mark Bell. Celtics Kneeling: Steve Blalack, Stuart Blalack, Leon Lane, Kenny Cray. Standing: Wesley Aday, Kevin Talkington. Rodney Dixon, Kennth Yarber, Kenny Watkins. Wildcats Kneeling: Randy Hull, Jamie Bridges, David Owens, Stacey Barton, Tim Chisum. Standing: Tony Garrison, Bruce Melton, Gerald Blalack, Ricky Barton, Tim Felkins. HAWKS HAWKS HAWKS HAWKS HAWKS 98 in Pee Wee Boys’ Basketball. Bobcats Kneeling: Joseph McLean, Tony Haley, Randy Cook, Dennis Condley, Standing: Elvis Hamilton, William Hill, Brian Condley, Randy Hamilton, Walter Hill. Trojans Kneeling: Scott Chisum, Terry Skinner, Tommy Lombardi, Wesley Jordan, Jody Garrison. Standing: Gary McDonald, Tim Gary, Jim Petty, James Garrison, David Wolfe. Bucks Kneeling: Steven Wade, Bud Hockenberry, Brian Huriey, Michael Huriey, David Rudder. Standing: Randell Palmer, Wendell Chisum, Pete Hill, Johnny Bridges, Sean Hudson. 99 Seventh, Sixth, Fifth and Fourtl Representing the seventh grade are Alta Hull and David Wolfe. From Mr. Hudson's sixth grade are Trenna Godfrey and Tim Bell. Joann White and Bud Hockenberry are representing Mr. Gary's sixth grade. 100 jrade Candidates are Presented. 101 Royalty On the opposite page are: Lisa Hill and joseph McLean representing Mrs. Gray's third grade Representing Mrs. Taylor's second grade are Gina Bell and Stewart Condley. From Mrs. Lee's second grade class are Jeannine Bezet and Mike Pack. Shelly Garrison and Brent Hudson representing Mrs. Burris' first grade. On this page are: Representing Mrs. Tripp's first grade are Michelle Garrison and Roger Coffman. Janet Chronister and Bobby Pillion, and Elizabeth Herrin and Brent Boyer representing the Kindergarten. 103 Middle School — Grade School Homecoming King and Queen, Tim Bell and Mandy Parrish Tim Bell and Mandy Parrish were selected 1977-78 Middle School — Grade School Home- coming King and Queen on Thurs- day night, March 31, 1978. The presentation of sash, roses, and crown were made by Jack Gowin, Middle School and Grade School principal. Below left: Sheila Bohanan provided the music for the processional and recessional. Below right: Emcees for the Homecoming were Kathy Henry and Randy Turner. 104 105 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY On the opposite page, Pat Athey and Sara Rackley are grade and middle school teachers' aides, lack Cowin is the principal for grades K through! 7. Left, special education teacher, Donna LaRue seems to be a bit camera shy. Another elusive grade school teacher is Beveriy Cowin, lower left, who didn't have her school picture taken this year. I Retirees Mrs. Lillian Cray and Mrs. Versie Millsaps were honored for their devotion to the teaching profession. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Mill- saps both began teaching in 1937. Mrs. Cray didn't teach from 1950-1965 when she stayed at home to raise her three sons, who all graduated from Hector High School. Mrs. Cray taught English in the high school until 1950. When she returned she began teaching in the grade school. Mrs. Millsaps has taught grade school for 40 years. Her twin sons graduated from Hector in 1971. 107 Special Education Teachers are 108 Added to Grade School Faculty First row: )an Green teaches the fourth grade. Billy Blalack is a third grade instructor. Second row: Lilli- an Gray teaches third grade. Monterey Lee and Geneva Taylor instruct the second grade. Third row: Ruth Burris and Marguerite Tripp are the first grade instructors. Kindergarten teachers are Cleta Magness and Beverly Gowin (not pictured). 109 faffvia ■ i ■■ ii ii ■■ii Seventh Grade Prepare For Junior High. Wesley Aday Ashley Warren Ricky Barton Karen Berganini Gearld Blalack Steve Blalack Mechele Brashear Dee Carruth Walter Chambers Kay Champion Wendell Chisum Debra Coffman Annabelle Collins Bobby Condley Brian Condley johnnie Culwell Adona Curtis Rodney Dixon Bobby Eastridge Twyla Ford Kevin Freeman Lisa Freeman Regina Freeman James Garrison Sherry Garrison 112 Tim Cary Leora Godfrey Scott Gooden Scotty Goodyear Pam Hamilton Randy Hamilton Jerry Hill Pete Hill W.L. Hill Renee Horn Dale Hudson Alta Hull Sonja Johnson Melecia Jones David Laymon Cheryl McCool Gary McDonald Shawna McGee Bruce Melton Mark Melton Tommy New Bruce Norton Butch Parrish Jim Petty Charles Poynter Dawn Price Dee Pritchard Dana Reno David Riley Tim Small Randy Streetman Rachel Watkins Karen Weatherman Michael Wells David Wolfe Donald Young 113 Sixth Graders Establish Daily Work Habits. Anita Ashley Tim Bell Donna Blackford Sheila Blair johnny Bridges Donna Butler Kim Chambers Brenda Chisum Douglas Chisum Robbin Church Randy Cook Danny Crow Randy Davis Kennith Edwards Gene Pillion Randy Ford Kim Freeman Becky Fulmer Sherry Gillies Trenna Godfrey Penny Gray Elvis Hamilton Steve Hampton William Hill Brandon Hon 114 Becky Laymon Regina Linker Mike Loveland Ronald Lusk Mary Lou McAlister Jennifer New David Owens Rhonda Pack Randall Palmer Jeri Roe David Rudder Anita Stevens Kevin Talkington Angela Tryon Margaret Turney Christina Warren Karen Warren Ronald Westbrook Ioann White Curtis Williams Tracy Williams Kevin Winters Kenneth Yarber Carl Young 115 Fifth Grade Enters Middle School. % Tonia Ashley lulia Baker Stuart Blalack Lawana Chisum Carolyn Diann Chronister Mae Dean Churchill Jimmy Coffman Stanford Glen Collins Dennis Condley Tim Felkins 116 Donnie Fillion Michael Wayne Ford Cheryl Freeman Holly Freeman Richie Helton David Hudson Sean Hudson Michael Hurley Stephanie Laymon Cindy Molloy Regina Muncy Vicki Owens Teresa Pack Amanda Parrish Regina Parrish Gregory Proctor Cynthia Rackley jaNiece Rackley Patricia Rackley Angela Skinner Corine Tesch Kenneth Watkins Tammy Wilson Sherry Young 117 Fourth Jeanica Anderson Wiley Atkinson Jennifer Ballard Mark Bell Kenneth Bowden Charlotte Branch Nancy Branch Jamie Bridges Shirley Burris Melinda Chisum David Chronister Mark Cochran Susan Coffman Jim Collins Russell Collins Ava Ford Ashley Fountain Charlotte Fulmer Joseph Garrison Tony Garrison Tammy Gillies Tammy Goates Tammy Goodyear Grade Enjoy Air-Conditioning 118 Tammy Gregory Jody Hamilton Debbie Hampton Mike Harmon Gay Helton Sandy Herring Chris Hudson Randy Hull Wesley Jordon Roger Langford Wendy Lay Danny Laymon Thomas Lombardi Carla McCuin Holly McKellar Sandra McKinney Claudine Melton John Muncy Paul Newport Jeff Petty Jerry Pritchard Ted Roe Roger Standridge Jimmy Turney Kathy Voss Tammy Warren Kevin Wells Stacey Willcutt Gregory Williams Stacey Wooten 119 Stacy Barton Lori Burch Treva Burris Tonia Cambell Scotty Chisum Timothy Chisum David Coburn Kenneth Duncan Melissa Eastridge Jeremy Ford Kenny Cray Tony Haley Donna Hemmer Kelly Henke Becky Herring Lisa Hill Carolina Hudson Michael Huffman Wendell Humphrey Third Grade Enjoys 120 All Activities. Brian Hurley Leon Lane Patricia Marable Randy Mathis jamie McCrum loseph McLean Elaine Pruitt Karen Rackley Tanya Reddell April Riley Mary Ellen Rudder Stanley Sackman Terry Skinner julia Taylor Shawn Thomas Donnie Voss Steven Wade Rhonda Warren Lesa Wolfe 121 Second Grade Finds Work Fun. Mary Beth Anderson Glory Ashley Gina Bell jeannine Bezet Tim Boen Lamont Brown Billy Chisum Roger Chisum Sherry Condley Stewart Condley Eddie Davis Tammy Derryberry Christy Freeman Shelby Freeman Shonda Garrison Michael Gillies 122 Tammy Huffman Edward Linker Randy Lusk Cyndia McCain Billy McCrum Carol Me Elfish Cathy McKinney Edna Melton Stacy Millsaps Sheila Moreland Jeremy Newport Michael Pack Tracy Parrish Herbert Pruitt Kelly Rackley William Riley Melissa Stevens Teresa Thacker Tracy Walker Keith Yarber 123 First Grade Move Up in the World. Sherry Ballard jerry Bezel Larry Blackwell Brian Byrum Sheila Chisum Sherri Chisum Kevin Choate Richard Coffman Roger Coffman Lora Michele Condley Todd Condley Lena Craker James Darter Sandra Darter Carol Emerson Brent Freeman Clifford Freeman Twilla Freeman Michelle Garrison Shelly Garrison Dewayne Goates 124 Dawn Gunter Patricia Hamilton Rebecca Hegeman Glen Henke Brent Hudson Todd Hudson Margie Hurley Chris Key Mark Laymon Robbie Lazzarotto Chris McCurrie Larry McElfish Earnest McEntire Jason Millsap Pamela Muncey Steven Don Owens Michael Parks Rhonda Pruitt Angela Riley Pamela Riley Tommy Riley Susan Rudder La Donna Sanders Mark Talkington Kevin Wade Steven Walker Stephanie Willcutt Mark Williams Debbie Wilson Charles Yarber 125 Play and Laughter johnny Blair Brent Boyer joel Bridges Tracy Campbell Phyliss Chisum Janet Chronister Lisa Church Monda Coffman Joe Don Cook Bobby Joe Fillion Shawna Ford Anthony Ford Glen Franklin Benny Goates Jeanie Hampton Lynn Hemmer Elizabeth Herring Russell Hull Shannon Jordan 126 Make Kindergarten Fun. . Dallas McCrum Shannon McElfish Timothy McElfish Thomas McElfish Barbara McEntire Sheila McGee Nathan McLean Brian Melton Billy Joe Millsaps Michael Morris Bradley Niemann Timothy Petty Rebecca Rackley Amy Joe Riley Jamy Riley David Rodgers Jason Thomas Simi Try on Douglas Williams Rebecca Young Lisa Wade 127 Compliments of REESE CAUDLE Pope County Circuit Clerk . Pope County Clerk Compliments of STANFORD LEE Pope County Tax Assessor Don Larry’s Plumbing, Heating Air Conditioning i§ Hector Graduates Don Owens Class of '60 Larry Owens Class of '67 Timmy Coates Class of '74 Frankie Pruitt Class of '78 Compliments Compliments of of Pope County Pope County Treasurer Judge Bert Page, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Grant n WAL-MART savings you can see everywhere you look Wal-Mart Shopping Center Hwy. 64 East, Rsvl. !§■ Hl r RESTAURANT TAKE THE FAMILY TO 968-7227 1417 S Arkansas Russellville SORREL'S SWAIM INSURANCE AGENCY 641-7207 215 N. E 1st Atkins 229-4601 201 S Front Russellville LEMLEY FURNITURE 112 N Dover 641-2589 Atkins MAIN BARBER SHOP icy 641-2593 215 E Main Atkins HALSTED’S GROCERY 284 1062 Heclc V Sieve's Western Wear WV 44 |A$T «A I Ilf ■ L'SMuviuI ••■4XA45 '2A0I P «ONf 4« ’«V STfVf §fWUV MF HjCSafTOW j St! row JaYi Sw A V� L f M Ar« ro« Homestead Tractor 0 Itnpl. Hwy 7 South Russellville. Arkansas 72801 Phooa (SOD 968 3795 LARRY WILEY RAYMOND WILEY Wiley Grain Chemical Supply Highway 105 South ATKINS. ARKANSAS 72123 Phone Ml 7434 Home 441-7171 CORNWELL’S DRESS SHOPPE The place to buy Bobbie Brooks Sportswear 229-1985 109 N Front Dardnelle I I wTcX: KrotfirMC RALPH MCCORMICK 90S 2SS2 Mwv 7-T � USS(l.LVILLI RAY LEE BUILDERS SUPPLY 188-7153 Russellville East O Parker Rd JACK HILL FOREIGN AUTO PARTS Replace nent Parts tor • VOLKSWAGEN • TOYOTA • DATSUM 641 7884 209 E Main Atkins Atkins KILBURN S GROCERY GROCERIES Aristocrat of fjuri s y. Pickles and Peppere 641 -2966 109 S. Griffin Atkins 641-7848 820 N. Church Atkins 130 lames Robinson Independent Distributor Borden Products Star Rt Morrillton, Arkansas Phone. 592-3952 If it’s Borden, it’s got to be good. 131 win C FUNERAL SERVICE INC RUSSELLVILLE ARKANSAS 17801 R O BOX 00 Phone 968-1212 ANDREWS VETERINARY SUPPLY ;ilN Of NVI H soi vino 9 O BOX woo RUSSFtLVILtE ARK 77«01 Hwy 64 East Rsvl Phone 968-2100 The Atkins Chronicle 'thi jfa£eit NEWS 204 Avenue One NE Atkins Phone 641-7161 ANOTHER WORLD Phone 968-5740 ARKANSAS' LARGEST DISTRIBUTOR OF VETTA FLEETWOOD BEACON TIRE SERVICE 101 W 2nd Rsvl Phone 968 4419 tl'«Wr to PA� ™ I ' 7 O” AT WHOirSAlC MlCfS Phone 968 7 508 ?31l'AlftLn) Curtis Mathes MAIN PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Russellville. Ark Phone 968-5485 SAlii iiKVtCf UNTMS AMERICAN T V A STEREO cur ns matncs ctmtr Phone 968-7878 • «OIWXiMI rt Phone 968-2049 JKr7 Tractor Supply Company 132 BOLEY’S AUTO MART Dover DOVER PHARMACY —Charles W Bishop— tel Us Fill Your Prescriptions STANDRIDGE INSURANCE AGENCY PENNINGTON SHOE STORE AND SHOP RUSSEllVIllE PRINTING COMPANY, INC. C. D. DRUG STORE 201 E Broadway. Atkins Phone 641-2397 121 N. Commerce, Russ Phone 968-2456 COMMERCIAL PRINTING SINCE 1926 116 S. COMMERCE RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 968-2775 Caudle Brittenum Stand ridge AGENCY INC. 968-4783 500 West Main, Russellville 133 Watson’s Car Care Hector Walmart Shopping Center, Rsvl. Highway 64 East Rsvl Dardanelle 968-5305 107 N Ark Rsvl HOWARD DISCOUNT CENTER 1319 S Ark Ave Russellville 968-2020 «foA.c TAC 0 HOUSE OTASCO I R Roberts—Herelords 968 4211 Home of Better Values'' S12 S Arkansas FOUNTAINS GROCERY AND STATION E ON [■ FAMILY P i ‘ H RESTAURANT 102 Union Street, Dardanelle RUSSELLVILLE EYE CLINIC JACK HILL AUTO PARTS 101 E. Third, Russellville 968-1115 209 E Main, Atkins 641 9884 HECTOR COIN LAUNDRY Tilly J.C. PENNEY CO., INC 496-2200 Hector (9W(3iowe CooW Ueafe Shop By Phone 968-2119 or 500 N. Arkansas City Mall, Rsvl. 968-2110 LOOK AROUND III 2519 S. Arkansas Russellville 968-9189 134 CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE COMPANY SLEEP WELL TONIGHT phone service stays awake Your telephone: Ready to help when you need it EXTENSION PHONES Save time • Save steps Save you Cost so little Order yours fodcryl Broker: |im Davis Market for Country Property in the River Valley Phone: 331-2099 or 284-4341 Russellville 968-5151 TASTEE-FREEZ 50 FLAVORS - MALTS - SHAKES TASTEE CRISP CHICKEN SANDWICHES-CHILI 50 FLAVORS FREEZES ORDERS TO GO 1417 S. Arkansas, Russellville HANEY S PHARMACY Atkins Shopping Center Phone 641-7878 1J5 CAMPBELL SHOE STORE Open 9-5 H) Mon -Sat Phone 968-44 ) 115 N Commerce Russellville 555 AUTO SUPPLY if m don r HAVf IT Wl II Git IT NfW REBUILT PARTS AutO TRUCK TRACTOR 968-2555 © � 5 « 20B S ARK Russia vim TROY BURRIS OFFICE MACHINES INC. “Everything from Pins to Safes 968-4886 JZift ctuOM STORES 771-f v oJTjl 202 W. Main Russellville 968-3188 SIM S DISCOUNT MENS - WOMENS 6c CHILDRENS SHOES ACME 5c JUSTIN BOOTS 318 West B Rsvl....... 968-7201 HANEY'S PHARMACY 216 N Dover Atkins Phone 641-7878 If no answer call 641-7578 420 E 4th f : Russellville '00 968-1191 RESTAURANT Hwy 64 E Russellville •Vm A — «y� lley. '4 , - Oa nr s Loan Associatien 500 WEST MAIN • RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS 7280 UNION AT FOURTH • DARDANELLE. ARKANSAS 72834 Hector Graduate Naomi Treadwell Darter “1951 WILEY S GARAGE AND SERVICE 1410 NORTH ARKANSAS PHONE 068-1410 RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS - 72801 105 East Broadway Atkins, Phone 641-7950 136 FURNITURE • APPLIANCES HARDWARE Free Parking [levator Service and Second Floor 202 N. Commerce Russellville Phone 988 2929 REAL ESTATE • FARMS • RESIDENTIAL NEWTON PHARMACY 24 Hour Service 218 W Mam Russellville Phone 988 1157 If no answer call 988 4185 • COMMERCIAL . INDUSTRIAL F O' (very in 0 C0'4tinf Nfdi faints wall covi rings floor covtrings CINE «9d JOY TANNER OwnRn SOI 968 4998 SPECIALIZING IN RUPAl ACfffS PARKER REAL ESTATE MU TAtOlf FAtKft ftioh� 968-2278 OR 967-4814 w IRLOIN T©CKAr E S T | A ■ ► OI'SIS Highway 84 East Russellville LOMBARDI AUTO REPAIR SHOP 801 S Ark Phone 988-8829 MWY 1 N A MORGAN RD RUSStUVIUI Phone: 988 4111 SMITH’S SHOE STORE Rsvl.. Ark FARMERS SUPPLY CENTER COWAN-GOODWIN COMPANY ' For Men and Young Men 218 W Main Rsvl. Ark. Phone 988 1112 VIC'S SHOES 114 North Commerce Russellville. Arkansas 72801 Phone 988-8177 HECTOR COGSWELL MOTORS. INC. Highway 84 East Russellville, Ark Phone 988-2885 Ford—Merc ury—Coni menl al Dover Phone. 331-2599 1 J7 14 Kellam Company, Inc. 3312 WEST MAIN STREET RUSSELLVILLE ARKANSAS 72801 We Service With A Smile The Chalet Restaurant Market Street Dover Phone 331-2244 LEONARD S HARDWARE 118 N. Commerce Phone Russellville 968-2142 JACKSON'S TV SERVICE Complete Television Service 201 t Mam Atkins 641-2870 ffiumpljmj -FUNERAL-SERVICE- rno—fttf rirunanr Saoicr 2801 W Mam Russellville Phone 968-4411 RUDDER S Hector Taylor’s Flowers 968-6600 138 TURNER-MURPHY-DUNN INC. C. R Turner 706 W. Main 'The Insurance People'' YOUR Insurance ndependent AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST” 5)naia |im Murphy Phone: 968-3321 B. |. Dunn Russellville 139 SERVING YOU SINCE 1905 Teller: Brenda Housley • CHECKING • SAVINGS • TIME DEPOSITS A Sonic Large Enough to Serve You and Small Enough to Know You i V 'It Pleases Us To Please You' inr 331-2121 DOVER 284-3341 HECTOR FINE QUALITY FOODS' 141 Index A A Q Chicken I 12 Aday. Wesley Mh. 98 M2 Allison. Amy I). MO Allison. Anthony 11. 20. 24. 25. 12 42. 48 71 Allison. Billy 24. 10. 12 49. 5h. 80 Allison. Paul 41. hi American TV A Service 112 Anderson Mary Beth 122 Anderson leanta 118 Anderson. Tina 49, 80 Andrews. Vet Supply 112 Ark Valley Savings Loan I lh Ashley. Andy 87 Ashley. Anita 114 Ashley. Gloria 122 Ashley. Ioann 15. 87 Ashley. Toma I lh Ashley . Warren 112 Athey Pat I Oh Alhey. Paul 84 Atkins Chronicle 112 Atkin's Pickle Co. 110 Atkinson. Wiley 118 8 Baker lulia I lh Ballard lenmfer 118 Ballard sherry 124 Bank ot Dover 140 Barnhouse Darwin 21 48 74. 7h Barnhouve David 21. 48. 75. 7h Bartlett. Ian h4 Bartlett limmy Ml Bartlett Opal hi Barton Kenny 7. 21. 24. 10. 47. 80 Barton Ricky Mr MB. 112 Barton Stacv MB. 120 BASEBALL 12 BASKETBALL. |R BOYS 17 BASKETBALL IR GIRLS lh BASKE TBALI. SR BOYS 10 II BASKETBALL SR GIRLS 28. 2M Baxter Dewayne 84 Baxter Sandra 12. 2h. 28 40 4M. 51 80 Beacon T ire 112 Bell G na 102. 122 Bell Greg II. � 4. 17. 40. 87 Bell lohn hS. 80 8ell Mark MB 118 Bell Tim MB. 100. 104. 114 Bennett Carolyn lh. h4. 87 Bennett. Cmdy lh. M0 M2 Berganmi. Karen M7. 112 BETACEUS II Be et. leanmne 122 Beret, leery 124 Be et Mac 20. 24 28. 12. 14 lh. h4 h9 102 Big T (Dard ) 114 Big T (Rsvl) 110 Bill's Tractor Supply I 12 B.rge Bek. 15. 79 81 Birge ladonna 12. 49. DO B.rge Sandra 12. 50 Blacklord. Donna M4 Blackwell Larry 124 Blackwell Louise 87 Blackwell. William 80 Bla.r Dan KIB Blair Danny2l.80 Blair lohnny I2h Blair Sheila 97. 114 Blalack. Gearld Mh, 9B. 112 B la lack. Randall 87 Blalack Spencer 14. 17. 90 Blalack. Steve Mh MB. M2 Blalack Stuart Mh. MB. I lh Bohanan lames M). 12. 40. 78. EK) Bohanan Sheila 12 lh. IB. 47 48. 54. 7h. 104 Bo ley Auto Mart III Borden s III Bowden. Kenny MB I IB Boyer Brent I2h Branch. Charlotte 97. 101. MB Branch David 87 Branch. Frankie 87 Branch. Nancy 118 Branch. Paul 11. 90 Brashear Mechele M2 Bridges. Carolyn 12. 49, 80 Bridges lamie Mh. MB. I IB 142 Bridges lanel 90 Bridges. |oel I2h Bridges lohnny ‘lh. MM. ||4 Brown. Barbara ‘AI Bo wn. lamont 122 7h Bull |oe D h. h� Bull. Nan h4 Burch. Boyce hi Burch. Lon 97 120 Burch. Norma M Burch. Steve 21. 25, 48. 74 Burris Office Mach Suppl, Printing I lh Burris. Ruth 109 Burris Shirley 118 Burris. Treva 120 Butler. Donna 114 Butler lulta lh. 48 7|. 7h Byrum. Brian 124 Byrum Deanna lh. 87 Byrum. Todd 11. 14 17. 90 C C D Drug Stores 111 Campbell Toma 97. 120 Campbell. Tracy I2h Campbell s Shoe Store I lh Carr Ricky 20. 12. 50. 51. 74. 7h Carruth. Dee M7. 112 Carruth Sue 10. 12. 11. lh. 18. 2h. 27 48 51. 5h. 7S. 7h Castleberry. Bob 84 Cathey. Penny 87 Caudle Bnttenum Siandndge Ins Agy 111 Caudle Reese 128 Chambers. Kim 114 Chambers Su anne 87 Chambers. Walter 112 Champion. Kay 112 Chasteen Adelia 12. II. lh. 41 48. 70. 7h CHEERLEADERS IR 15 CHEERLEADERS SR 27 29 Chisum. Betty 18 84 Chisum Billy 122 Chisum. Brenda 114 Chisum Douglas 114 Chisum Gene 80 Chisum letta MO Chisum lawonna 97. I lh Chisum. Melinda 118 Chisum Norman 48 72. 7h Chisum Phyllis I2h Chisum Roger 122 Chisum Scotty 99 120 Chisum Sheila 124 Chisum Sherri 124 Chisum, Tonya lh. 15. 87 Chisum. Timothy MB. 120 Chisum Wendell Mh MM M2 Choate Kevin 124 Choate, Roland 106 CHOIRS IB. IM Chromster Betty 12. 80 Chromster David 118 Chromster. Dtann I lh Chromster. | I MO Chromster lames 21. 71. 7h Chromster lanel 101, I2h Chromster. Theresa MO Church, lisa I2h Church. Robin 114 Churchill. Chris II. lh. 90 Churchill S4ae Dean I lh Churchill lams 12. 11. lh. 18. 42. 49 80 Clancy. Duane 84 Clancy. Glenn 11. 14. 17.90 Clancy. Gordon II. 10. II. 48. 57. 74. 7h Coburn. David 120 Cochran Mark 118 Cochran. Pam 12. 48. 72. 7h Cochran. Tony 90 Coffman Belinda 12. lh 48 71. 7h Coffman Debra M2 Coffman limmy I lh Coffman Manda I2h Coffman Mark 11. 87 Coffman Pam 10. 12. 11, lh. IB. 28. 29. 40. 41 48. 75. 7h Coffman. Richard 124 Coffman. Roger 84 Coffman Roger 101. 124 Coffman. Susan 97. 118 Cogswell Motors 117 Cole Wayne 10 20. 24. 25. 10. II. 12 48 7h Collins. Annabelle 112 Collins. Stanford I lh Collins. |im Mh. 98 118 Collins. Russell Mh.‘� 8 118 Collins William 14. ‘«) Colonial Flowers 112 Colony Shop 112 Condley Becky lh. 87 Condley Bobby 112 Condley, Brian 19. M2 Condley. David 87 Condley Dennis 99, I lh Condley Don H. 17. Ml Condley Lora Michelle 124 Condley. Sherry 122 Condley. Steve 17. 88 Condley. Stewart 102. 122 Condley. Todd 124 Cornwell's Dress Shoppe I U) Cook, loe Don I2h Cook Randy 99 114 Cook. Wayne Ml Cowan Good win Co 117 Craker, Lena 124 Crow. Anna 88 Crow Bill 114 Crow. Danny 114 Culwell. |anet 84 Culwell. Johnnie 112 Culwell Karen 12. II. 20. lh 28. 71. 7h Cumbie. limmy 11. 80 Curtis. Adona 112 Curtis. Paul Ml D Darter, lames Keith 124 Darter Sandra 124 Davis, lames Randall Mh . 98. 114 Davis Eddie 122 Davis Shelly 11. 20. lh. 42 Davis Tami 9. 12. lh. 20. 28 84 Dee Dee s Place 114 E errvberry. Tammy 122 Dixon. Rodney 98. 112 Don and larry’s 129 Dot's lettering 108 Dover land Mart 115 Dover Pharmacy III Drewry. Benny h5. 85 Duncan Elaine 91 Duncan Kenneth 120 Dyer. Rosetta 72. 7h I Eastndge Bobby Mh. 112 Eastndge Doug 14 17 88 Eastndge Melissa 120 Edwards, lanet lh 88 Edwards. Kenneth 114 fmerson. Carol 124 Emerson, limmy 14 88 Emerson. Rickey 1 1 24. 25. 41 48, 74. 7h F Farmers Supply 117 Fay. lackie 12 II. lh. 2h. 27. 48 h9. 70 7h felkins. Timmy 9h. MB I lh lelkms. Wayne 27 Fillion. Bobby loe 101. I2h Fillton. Donnie 117 Fillion. Gene 114 First Federal Savings A Loan 112 555 Auto Supply I2h Ford, leremy 120 Ford Michael 117 Ford. Randv 88 114 Ford. Shawna I2h Ford. Twila M2 Ford. Wanda Ml Foster Norma 12 hB. 87 Fountain. Ashley 101. 118 Fountain. Groceries 114 Fountain. Tina 12. II. 14. 15. lh IB. 41 80 Fountain. Todd 14 17. 88 Franklin. Glen I2h Franklin Martha hS. 85 Freeman Brent 124 Freeman Cheryl 97. II7 Freeman. Christy 122 freeman Clifford 124 freeman Don 24. 25. 4h 47. 48. 71. 7b Freeman Holly 117 freeman. Umes 21.81 freeman. Kevin ‘ 8. 112 freeman. Kim 114 freeman larry O 70. 78 freeman, lisa 112 freeman Regina ‘♦7. M2 freeman. Rhonda lh. 18. 88 freeman. Rnkv 44. SI. 81 freeman. Shelby 122 freeman Sieve 24 47 58 54 84 8S freeman, leery 20. M) II. 41. 7S. 7h freeman Iwilla Ann 124 freeman. Vickey 12, 18. 18. 45 48 48. S7. 72 f ulmer Bee ky 47. 114 fulmer. Charlotte 118 C Gardner lorn i I. 14. 17. 87 88 Garrison lames 48 44. 112 Garngus. loe 24. 10. 84 Garrison. loseph 44 101 Garrison. Manuel 41 Garrison. Michelle 101. 124 Garrison Regina 18. 4| Garrison. Shelly 102. 124 Garrison. Sherry 47. 112 Garrison. Shonda 122 Garrison. Susan 41 Garrison, fony 48. 118 Gary. Scoll 10. 20. 24. 2S. 42. 48, S7. 7$. 78 Gary. Tim 48. 44. Ml Gillies. Michael 122 Gillies Sherry 114 Gillies. Tammy 118 Goales. Benny 128 Goales Bobby 88 Goales. DeWayne 124 Goales. Sandy 12. 18, 72. 78 Goales Tammy 47. 118 Godfrey, frank 88 Godfrey, leora 111 Godfrey Trenna If ). 114 Gooden Scoll 48. 111 Gooden. Stephen 84 Goodyear. Scotty 48. III Goodyear. Stoney 41 Goodyear. Tammy 118. 114 Godwin, lack 104. 108 Gowin. Philip 84 Graham. I C 14. 17. 41 Gray Kenny 48 120 Gray lillian 107. 104 Gray. Penny 114 Gray Randall 108 Gray. Ricky 108 Gray. Tony 84 Green Ian 104 Green. Rolaine 7. | }, 18. 8S Gregory, franky 4 II. 20. 24. 10, 12. 84 85 Gregory Tammy 47. 114 Gunler. Dawn 125 H Hackbarfh. laye 41 Haley Donnie 24. 12. 47. 84 Hales Tony‘� 4. 120 Hallum Bobbye 108 Halsied Brenda 12. 18. 48. 72. 77 Hamilton. Ilvis 44. 114 Hamilton, leante 18. 88 Hamilton. |ody 48. 114 Hamilton. Pam 47. 11I Hamilton. Randy 44 | II Hamilton. Raymond 84 Hampton. Debbie 114 Hampton leame 128 Hampton. Sieve 114 Haney s Pharmacy 115. I i8 Hanna, loey M. 84 Harper. Ian 12. 18. 84 Harper Mary 12. 18 71. 77 Harrison. I elbert 41 Hays, lansey 12. II. 18. 18. 44, 58. 80. 82 Hays Pam 5. 12. 11. 18. 18. 28. 27. 48 50. 58. 58. 75. 77 Hays. Tim 12. 51. 71. 77 Hector Com laundry 114 Hector Texaco 117 Hegeman Rebecca 125 Helton. Gay 47. 114 Helton. loAnn 11. 18. 20. 28 Helton. Kathy 18. 41 Helton. Richie 117 Hemmer. Donna 120 Memmer. lynn 128 Henke. Glen 125 Henke. Kelly 120 Henry, lane 12. 71. 77 Henry. Kaihy Drewry 5. 12. 11. 14. 15, 18. 18. 48 54 78. 77 Henry. Rachel 41 Henry. Tim 88 Herrin. Elizabeth 101. 128 Herring. Becky 120 Herring Sandy 114 Hickey. Elizabeth 47 Hill lack Auto Parts 110. 114 Hill, lerry 11 I Hill lisa 102. 128 Hill Pete 48. 44. lit Hill Tim 20. 24. 10. 2. 54 Hill Tina II. 12. 85 Hill Waller 44 Ml Hill Wanda It. 18. 41 Hill William 44. 114 Hogan, lacky 41 Hon, Brandon 114 Homestead Tractor A Supply 110 Hopper lam 7. 12. 18. 20. 28. 44. 81 Horn. Renee 111 Housley Greg 85 Housley Stepheney 12. II. 14. 18. 18. 42 48 70. 77 Hudson Chris 101. 114 Hudson. Dale 111 Hudson leonard 108 Hudvm. 8ren« 102. 125 Hudson. Caroline 47, 120 Hudson Sean 44. 117 Hudson. Todd 125 Huffman, ludy 10. 18 20. 28. 48 71. 77. 47 Huffman Michael 120 Huffman Tammy 121 Hull. Alta 47 100. ill Hull Kathy 18. 18. 85 Hull Randy 48. 114 Hull Russell 128 Humphrey. Arnold 87, 88 Humphrey. Wendell 120 Humphrey funeral Service 118 Hurley Brian 121 Hurley. Margie 125 Hurley. Michael 48 44. t|7 Hybner Debbie 12, 21. 44. 50. 81 Hybner Syble 12. 28. 85 I Ivy. Donny 4| Ivy. Karen 12, 18. 72. 77 I lackson. lena 15 88 lackson Robert 85 lackson T V Sales 118 lohnson Andy 88 lohnson Doyle II. 14. 17,41 lohnson Sandra 18. 20. 24. 71. 77 lohnson. Sonia 111 lones, Curtis 14 85 lones Dale 11. 24. 25. 47. 55. 84. 71. 77 lones. frank 24 84. 85 lones Melecia 47. Ill lones Robert 88 lones Skelly Station lones Teresa 85 Iordan. Shannon 128 Iordan. Wesley 44. 114 lones. Thos V lumber 110 luan's Taco Hut 114 K Key. Chris 125 Kilburn's Grocery (Atkins) 1 K) Kirk Pam 5. 10. 12. 11. 14. 18. 20 28. 24 II. 48. 55. 75. 77 I lane leon 48. 121 langford. luanita 12. II. 18. 28. 27. 48. 57. 84. 71. 77 langtord Roger 114 lamel. Vivian 12. 18. 51. 81 laRue, Donna 107. 104 lask Karen 7. 8.4. 12. 28. 27. II 55 launius. Gene 5 20. 10. II . 48. 55. 58. 84. 74 laumus. |ohn II. 14 17.40.41 launius. Kay 10. 12, II. 18. II. 48, 44. 50. 55. 47 lay, Gail 11. 42 lay. Wendy 47 114 laymon. Becky 115 laymon Danny 48. 114 laymon. David 48. 111 laymon. lynn 117 laymon Mark 125 laymon. Stephanie 117 laymon. Steve 21. 85 la zarollo, Cindy 42 lazarotto. Robbie 125 lee Brent II. 17. 42 lee Mark 4. 10 II. 40. 58. ?B, 85 lee. Monterey 104 lee. Ray Builders Sply 110 lee. Stanford 124 lemleys furniture 110 Leonard's Hardware 118 linker Chuck 17, 42 linker Edward 122 linker. Pam 18. 18. 20. 28 linker, Regina 47. II5 linkway Store 118 Lombardi Auto Repair 117 Lombardi Chris 18. 18. 20. 28. 85 lombard: Cindy 12. II. 44 81 Lombardi. Tommy 44. 114 loveUnd. Carol 12. 81 loveland lohnny 42 Loveland leshe 85 loveland Mike 115 lusk Bobby 42 lusk. Randy 121 lusk. Ronald 48 115 M Mac s food Siarket 141 Magness. Clet 104 Slain Barbershop I 10 Marable Keith 42 vtarable Patricia 121 Mason. Tammy 8. 18. 18. 84 Mathis. Randy 121 Mathis Tncia 12. 18, 20. 81 McAlister Mary lou 81. 47. 115 McCain. Cyndia 121 McClesky Celia 18, 18. 40. 84 85. 47 McCool. Cheryl 111 Me Cool. Tim 24 44. 50. 58. 80 McCormick Turn 110 McCrum Billy 121 McCrum Dallas 127 McCrum lamie 121 McCum. Carla 47. 114 McCum. Danny 88 McDonald Debbie 18. 20. 88 SlcDonald. Dianna 20. 18. 42 McDonald. Gary 48 44. Ill McEltish. Carol 121 Me Elfish larry 125 McEltish Shannon 127 McEllish. Timothy 127 McEifish. Thomas 127 Me Entire Barbara 127 McEntire Earnest 125 McGee. Shawna 111 sic Gee. Sheila 127 McGee. Terry 88 McGowan. Beverly 7. 18. 50. 82 McGowan Bryan 17. 42 McGowan |oy 88 McGowan. Robin 12. 82 McKellar frankie 74. 88 McKellar Holly 114 McKellar William 14 42 AcKmney. Cathy 121 McKinney. Sandy 114 McKinney. Terry 42 McLean loseph 44. 102. 121 Me lean, leon 82 Mclean Nathan 127 Melton. Brian 127 Melton Bruce 48 48 III Melton. Edna 121 Melton. Claudme 114 Mellon Ian it. 18. 42 Melton Keith 24 11 88 ■Melton. Mark 111 Melton. Tammy II. 18. 40. 84 Mills lenelta II. 42 143 Mills. Zyr lHta 12 18. 20. 49 51. 82 Millsaps Billy lo 127 Millsaps lason 125 Milhapv Stacy 12 i Millsaps. Verste 107. 108 Molloy Cindy 117 viollm Marsha IS, B . lh Molloy Randy 48 T2. 77 Molloy. Susan 12. 18 49 82 Moreland. Sheila 121 Moms, tonus 17. 92 Morris, Michael 127 Morns Shirley 12. II. I � . 20. 28 2 H. 49 51 82 97 Mosley, lames 12. 14 Mosley. Willie 21. 70. 77 Muncy. John 119 Muncy. Regina 117 Muncey Pamela 125 Murrah Darryl 11. 82 Murrah Debbie 11.92 N New lackie lh. In 89 New lenmler 97. 115 New. Timmy 82 New. Tommy 14.92. Ill Newport. Gary 49 82 Newport Paul 98. 119 Newport leremy 121 Newtons Pharmacy 117 Niemann Bradley 127 Norton. Bruce 111 O Old South 1 W Otasco 114 Owens. David 9h. 98 115 Owens, lanice 14. h5. 87 Owens. Kathy 89 Owens. Ricky M . 8h Owens. Steven 125 Owens. Vicki 97. 117 P Pack. Michael 102. 121 Pack Randy 11. 14. 92 Pack. Rhonda 97. 115 Pack. Teresa 97. 117 Pack. Vince 14. 8 Page Bert 129 Palmer George hi Palmer Randall 9b. 99. 115 Palmer. Rhonda lh. 15. 87. 89 Palmer William 21. 49 82 Pans. Cindy 92 Parks. Michael 125 Parrish. Butch 111 Parrish Mandy 97 101. 104 105. 117 Parrish. Regina 97. 117 Parrish. Tracy 121 Payton. Steve 21 Peacock. Richard 20. 24. K). 11. 4. 17. b7 Penney. I C 114 Pennington Shoe Store Shop 111 Peter s. F C and Son s 117 Petty, led 119 Petty lim 9b. 99. Ill Petty Timothy 127 Piggly Wiggly I 14 Powers. Ernest 128 Poynter Charles 9h. 111 Poynter. Granvil 91 Price. Dawn 111 Pritchard Dee Dee 111 Pritchard, leery 119 Proctor. Cindy 11. 20. W� . 88 89 Proctor. Gregory 101. 117 Pruitt. David H. 14. 17.89 Pruitt. Diane 91 Pruitt. Elaine 121 Pruitt Frankie 20. 24. 25. 10. 11. 40. 41. 42. 77 Pruitt Herbert 121 Pruitt. Micca 12. 82 Pruitt. Rhonda 125 Pruitt Sandy 91 Pruitt. Verlm 14. 91 R Rackley. Cynthia 117 Rackley laNell 5. h. 9. 12. Ih. 20. 28. 5h. 8h. 97 Rackley lamece 97. 117 Rackley lay 12 89 Rackley. Karen 121 RacMey Kelly 121 Radi lev Patricia 97. 117 Rackley Randy 91 Rackley Rebecca 127 Rackley. Sarah I Oh Rackley. Wain 91 Ragsdale Mark 7 24 12. 49. 82 Randle Mary 8 Reddell. Tanya 121 Renfro. Linda 12. Ih 18, 8h Reno. Dana 98. 111 Reno. Linda 91 Riley. Amy |o 127 Riley Angela 125 Riley. April 121 Riley Becky W� . 89 Riley David 98 . 111 Riley lamy 127 Riley. Pamela 125 Riley. Tommy 125 Riley. William 121 Rodgers. David 127 Roe len 115 Roe Ted 119 Rudder David 98 99 115 Rudder, lunior 78 Rudder Mary 121 Rudder Sandy 15. 89 Rudder. Susan 125 Rudder. Terry 8h Rudder's Citgo I 18 Russell. Stephanie I 1. Ih 44. 81. 81 Russ Eye Clinic 114 Russellville Printing Co 111 S Sackman. Stanley 121 Sanders. Debbie 12. Ih. 28. 81 Sanders. laDonna 125 Schierbaum. Eddie 21.81 Schierbaum. lonna 91 Schierbaum Teresa 91 Shinn funeral Service 112 Simpson. Denise Ih. 11. Ih. 44 8 � Simpson. Eddie 8h Sims Discount 1 lh Sirloin Stockade 117 Skinner Angela 97. 117 Skinner. Terry 99 121 Small. Terry 14. 17. 91 Small Tim III Smith's Shoe Store 117 Sorrels Swam 110 Standndge. Roger 119 Standridge Vicky 12. 18 27. 51. 75. 77 Steve s Western Wear 110 Stevens. Amia 97. 115 Stevens. Melissa 121 Stinger Sam's 112 Streetman. Randy 98 . 111 Stroud. Iimmy hS. 92 Swaim. Bobbye h4 Swaim. G B hS. 87 T Tackett Donna 91 Taco Villa I lh Talkmgton. Kevin 9h 98 115 Talkmgton. Mark 125 Taylor, lulia 97. 121 Taylor Charlotte 12. Ih. 18. 41 49 Taylor's Flower 1 18 Taylor. Geneva 109 Taylor, lecia 89 Taylor. Marc 49. 81 Tesch. Caroline 9, lh. 18. 97 Tesch. Christine 12. Ih. 49 81 Tesch. Corine 97. 117 Tester. Haytey 7. 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