Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

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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

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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

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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