Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

Rita Warren Editor Mrs. Janice Owens Sponsor Seventy-nine Live ' -C� Hector Public Schools - - Hector, Arkansas THINGS WE DO Clubs 4-13 Homecoming 14-18 Girls Boys State 19 Plays 20-21 Who’s Who 22-24 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet 25 Graduation 26-29 GAMES WE PLAY Sr. Football 32-33 Sr. Basketball 34-37 Sr. Cheerleaders 38-39 Sr. Baseball 40-41 Track 42 Jr. Football 43 Jr. Basketball 44-45 Jr. Cheerleaders 46 Sports Awards 47 Intramural Sports 48-49 ’79 SENIORS LIVE 50-61 PEOPLE WE KNOW Juniors 64-66 Sophomores 67-69 Freshmen 70-73 Eighth 74-75 Superintendent Principals 76 School Board 77 Faculty 78-81 Staff 82-83 Grade School Homecoming 84-87 Pee Wee Sports 88-91 Middle School 92-97 Elementary 98-107 PLACES WE GO Advertisements 110-123 The Livin’ End 124-125 Index 126-128 Volume XXIX This year the students were involved in a lot of fun activities including shop, Jr. play. Beta Club Convention, and assemblies sponsored by the Student Coun- cil. We caught some students in action and compared them with the “Saturday Night Live cast. We came up with these phrases: Right: “No! No! don't cut off my arm Mr. Bill! Next Page: Top Right: This is the “Wild and Crazy” backstage crew! Among them it looks like there is a cone-head, a faceless martian, a man with no lips, a karate expert, a basketweaver. and a bug lover. Bottom Left: The Blues Brothers do a number for the whole student body. “The Soul Man” Bottom Right: Samari strikes again! 2 3 Student Council Dedicates Forever in Blue Jeans to Sadie Hawkin's Day Participants. Seated: (8th grade reps.) Wesley Aday, Pam Hamilton, (9th grade reps.) Maria Wey. not pictured. Terry Small. (10th grade reps.) Arnold Humphrey. Denise Simpson. Stand- ing: Sponsor Leon McLean. (11th grade reps.) JaNell Rackley. Pam Linker. Mark Lee. (treasurer). Cindy Lombardi, (secre- tary). Kay Launius. (president), (12th grade reps.) Jansey Hays. Billy Allison. The executive officers met and planned the activities for Sadie Hawkin’s Day. The entire student body participated in activities such as: leap frog, egg throw, and three-legged race. Beta Say I Don't Want Nobody Else for State Beta President Beta Sweetheart, Debbie Barnhouse, and Escort, Paul Athey. On March 2nd and 3rd, the Beta Club went to the State Beta Convention in Little Rock. Mark Lee ran for State Beta President. The Beta members campaigned and a few members put on a promotional skit to help him get elected. Kay Launius served as a marshal. She helped other clubs register. The Beta Club attended three general sessions. They had a lot of fun and were glad to get to go. Standing, first row: Debbie McDonald (treasurer) Carla War- ren. Tina Fountain, Rita Warren. Second row: Sandra Baxter. Shelly Davis, Shirley Morris. Kay Laun- ius. JaNell Rackley (president), Louise Blackwell. Third row: Carolyn Bridges, Cindy Lombardi, Billy Allison, Randy Turner, Fourth row: Sponsor—Martha Franklin. Paul Athey. Caroline Tesch. Mark Lee. Tami Davis (secretary). 5 Trying to Record This Year's “Sweet Memories Quill and Scroll Does Newspaper and Annual. Seated: Randy Turner, Stephanie Russell, Rhonda Freeman, Charlotte Taylor, Sandra Baxter, Lani Hopper, Tanya Chisum. Standing: (Sponsor) Janice Owens, Deanna Byrum, Tammy Mason, Mary Randle, Rita Warren, Debbie Watson. Not Pictured: Tina Fountain, Denise Simpson, Cindy Proctor, Shelly Davis, Sandy Rudder. Officers for this year are Annual editor, Rita Warren; Newspaper editor, Tina Fountain; and Photographer, Randy Turner. Tina. Rita, and Debbie attended a summer yearbook workshop at Arkansas Tech University Sandy is busy at work on the index for the 1979 annual. 6 Quill Scroll Sweetheart: Debbie Watson and Escort. Tom Gardner. FBLA Plans to Keep It Together Winners of the Petit Jean Vo-Tech Business Skills Contest, held in December at Morrilton were JaNcll Rackley. Business Math, third place; Randy Turner. Accounting, first place; Tami Davis. Business English, third place. Seated arc Frankie McKellar. Beverly McGowan. Debbie Sanders. Janscy Hays. Charlotte Taylor. Christine Tcsch. Zynthia Mills, Tricia Mathis, Carla Warren. Jan Harper, Tina Anderson, Carol Loveland, Susan Molloy, Standing arc Sandra Birge. Rita Warren, Linda Renfro, Debbie Watson, Shirley Morris, (Sponsor) Jim Stroud. Sandra Baxter. Randy Turner. Cindy Lombardi, Kay Launius, Ladonna Birge. Carolyn Bridges. Robin McGowan, Not pictured arc Micca Pruitt. Tina Fountain. 7 FHA members are still “Three Times a Lady. Seated First row are Sponsor Carolyn Bennett, (Song Leader) Chris Lombardi. (Reporter) Caroline Tesch. (Historian) Beverly McGowan. (Treasurer) Rita Warren. (Secretary) Charlotte Taylor. (3rd Vice) Denise Simpson. (2nd Vice) Pam Linker. (1st (1st Vice) Mary Randle, (Pres.) Kay Launius. Second row are Jonna Schicrbaum. Cindy Bennett. Sandi Pruitt, Amy Allison. Teresa Wilson, Rhonda Freeman. Tammy Mason, Deanna Byrum. Stephanie Russell, Debbie Watson. Jansey Hays. Third row arc Regina Garrison. Gail Lay. Sandy Williams, Shelly Davis, Robin Watkins. Teresa Williams, Tami Davis, JaNell Racklcy. Debbie McDonald, Tammy Melton. Shirley Morris. Fourth row are Kathy Hull, Maria Wey. Lori Williams, Linda Renfro, Christine Tesch. Susan Molloy. Theresa Chronister. Becky Condley, Zynthia Mills, Debbie Sanders. Tricia Mathis. Wanda Hill. Not pictured arc Tanya Chisum. Chris Churchill. Tina Fountain, Diana Freeman. Future Teachers, Someone is Looking for Someone Like You. Seated—First row: (Sponsor) Norma Foster, Susan Molloy, Betty Chronistcr, Carol Loveland. Cindy Lombardi. Jan Harper, Carla Warren. Teresa Wilson. Tina Anderson, Chris Lombardi, Pam Linker. Debbie McDonald. Tina Hill. Second row: Shelly Davis, Cindy Proctor. Sandra Birge, JoAnn Ashley. Suzanne Chambers, Charlotte Taylor, Jansey Hays, Debbie Sanders. Stephanie Russell. Cheri Wygal. Teresa Williams. Tarwa Chisum, Tammy Melton. Third row: Deanna Byrum. Tammy Mason. Mary Randle. Robin Watkins. Bccki Riley. Shirley Morris. Beverlv McGowan. Rhonda Freeman, Joy McGowan. Standing—Fourth row: Penny Cathey, Randy Turner, Anna Crow. Kathy Owens. Louise Blackwell. Carolyn Bridges. Rita Warren, Kay Launius. Tricia Mathis. Debbie Watson. Christine Tcsch, Zynthia Mills, Tami Davis, Ladonna Birge, JaNell Rackley. Robin McGowan. 9 FTA Sweetheart; Carolyn Bridges, and Escort, Billy Allison. Everyone had a “BLAST playing the lifesaver game at the annula FTA party. It's Got To Be Real in FCA Christian Athletes Seated are Teresa Williams. Chcri Wygal. Tami Davis, Pam Linker, Charlotte Tay- lor, JaNcll Rackley, Debbie McDonald. Amy Allison. Standing arc (Sponsor) Ri- chard Peacock, Billy Alli- son, Gene Chisum, Kay Launius, Mark Ragsdale, Karen Lask. Tim Hill, Shirley Morris, Kenny Bar- ton, (Sponsor) Lee Lewis. Not pictured arc (Sponsor) Leon McLean Katie Hud- son, Shelly Davis, Cindy Proctor. Denise Simpson, Sandra Baxter. John Launius. Girl’s Huddle Officers: (Pres.) Shelly Davis, (Vice-Prcs.) Shirley Morris. (Sec.) Karen Lask. (Treas.) Teresa Williams. Boy’s Huddle Officers: (Pres.) Kenny Barton, (Vice-Pres.) Billy Allison. (Sec.) John Launius. (Treas.) Tim Hill. The FCA masqueraders arc ready to “Munch Down” before going FCA Sweetheart. Denise Simpson and Escort to the graveyard for Halloween. Tim Hill. 10 Shake Your Groove Thing With Drill Team Seated are Tami Davis, (Lt.) Chris Lombardi. Tammy Melton. (Cap- tain) Pam Linker. Tina Hill. Sponsor—Janet Crow. Standing arc Jansey Hays, Rhonda Freeman, Debbie McDonald, JaN- ell Racklcy. Tammy Mason. Mary Randle. 11 Junior Choir put a Lotta Love into their Standing, first row; Donna Spencer. Jonni Culwell, Me- chellc Brashears, Cheryl McCool, Theresa Chronister. Debbie Coffman. Donna Boze, Barbara Brown. Cindy Paris, Second row: Walter Chambers, Deanna Driskell, Linda Reno, Chris Churchill. Cindy Bennett, Susan Garrison. Renee Horn. Leora Godfrey. Dee Carruth. Regina Freeman, Third row: Director—Janet Crow. Tony Cochran. Scott Gooden. Bobby Lusk, Donnie Ivy, Wanda Hill, Sandy Williams. Gail Lay, Wanda Ford. Sherry Garrison, Fourth row: Walter Hill. Rod- ney Dixon, Bobby Condley, Keith Marablc, Amy Allison. Sandi Pruitt, Kay Champion. singing. Jr. Ensemble Standing, first row: Deanna Driskill. Renee Horn, Jonni Culwell. Regina Freeman, Barbara Brown, Second row: Director- Janet Crow, Chris Churchill. Gail Lay, Cindy Bennett. Dee Carruth. Sherry Garrison. Third row: Amy Allison. Sandy Williams. Wanda Hill. Sandi Pruitt. Kay Champion. Jr. High All-State Region Choir Seated: Wanda Hill, Walter Hill, Donnie Ivy, Barbara Brown, Second row: Dee Carruth, Cindy Bennett. Gail Lay, Director. Janet Crow. 12 Choir performs Where the Roads Come Together at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. At Christinas time, the Sr. Choir decided to have a party for a child who would not otherwise have a Christmas. Four year old Waymon James from Russellville traveled to Hector High School where he received many nice Christmas gifts from Choir members, as well as eating lots of Christmas goodies and singing with some of the grade school classes. Standing, first row: Jan Harper, Mary Randle, Director—Janet Crow, Tammy Mason. Rhonda Freeman, Second row: Carla Warren, Sandy Driskill, Tina Fountain, Rita Warren, Third row: Marion Webb, Deanna Byrum. Karen Lask. 13 Students put on their “Dancin' Shoes for 14 Candidates Thought of Seasons in the Sun' as Winter Storms Delayed the Homecoming Pageant. Campus King, Donnie Haley, and Campus Queen, Trici Mathis are Somebody Special to Hector Students. Tricia Mathis and Donnie Haley were chosen by the Hector High School student body to be the 1978-79 Campus Queen and King. Tricia, a senior, is involved in FHA, FTA, and serves as Vice- president in FBLA. She also helped cheer the Wildcats to victory as a basketball cheerleader. Donnie, a junior, participates in basketball, and baseball. He also serves as the junior class vice-president. 18 Cheaper Crude or No More Food Expresses Boy's and Girls State Delegates' Opinion. Hector P.T.A. sponsored four junior students to attend Boy’s and Girl’s State during the summer of 1978. Delegates were assigned to fici- tious cities, counties and political parties. Attending Girl’s State at Arkadel- phia were Cindy Lombardi and Tina Anderson. Attending Boy’s State at Conway were Gary Newport and Billy Allison. Junior HILLBILLY WEDDIN shows Wha You Won't Do For Love, Franky Gregory Karen Lask Marion Webb Bonnie Mac Beisnicklc JaNell Racklcy Tami Davis Four Bclsnickle Five Beisnicklc Six Bclsnickle Obccy Upschlager Chiz Upschlager Kathy Hull Caroline Tcsch Carla Warren Joey Hanna Lucy Maxwell The Revera nd Chris Lombardi Raymond Hamilton Tim Hill Other Cousins Teresa Williams, Chcri Wygal. Keith Melton Ricky Owens, and Randy Woods Seniors CURTAIN presented With GOING UP was a Little Luck Miss Irene Burgess .... Lorry Fuller ........ Nancy Lcveridgc Miss Carolyn Moran Miss Henrietta Rivers Elsie Hunter ........ Sylvia Moore ........ Janet Young ......... Joan White .......... Kyle Roberts ........ Mr. Norman Carter .. Andy Fullbright ..... Jocko Guthrie ....... Milt Sanders ........ Buck O’Hara ......... Mr. Tony Peterson .... Mr. Richard Leverage ..... Rita Warren ... Shirley Morris .. Tina Fountain . Cindy Lombardi Zynthia Mills Sandra Baxter Betty Chronister .... Lani Hopper Beverly McGowan .... Kay Launius ... Tim McCool Ricky Freeman ... Billy Allison .. Gary Newport Steve Williams .... Gene Chisum .... Marc Taylor To Who's Who, Who are selecte we dedicate Honesty. Billy Allison is a senior member of the basketball, baseball and football teams. He is also a member of Beta Club, FCA, and Sr. Class President. Billy is a 1979 Honor Graduate. Randy Turner has been a great asset to Hector. He is a member of Quill Scroll in which he is the photographer, Beta Club, FBLA, FTA, Who’s Who among the American High School Students. Randy is a 1979 Honor Graduate. Rita Warren has been a active member of the student body in the FTA. FHA, FBLA, Quill Scroll, Editor of the 1979 Wildcat, Who’s Who among American High School Students, 1979 Honor graduate, and in the Beta Club. Kay Launius, a senior, has made her mark at Hector as Student Council President, Beta Club, FHA President, FTA. Cheerleader Cap- tain, FCA, FBLA, Basketball, and Track. for their participation and citizenship. Much is expected of Rhonda Freeman in her final two years at Hector High. Thus far, she has been a participant of the Drill Team, FTA, FHA, Choir, and Quill Scroll. Janell Rackley, a junior, has been active in several areas at Hector High. She has been involved in Basketball, FTA, FHA, FCA, Student Council, Beta Club President, and Choir. Mark Lee has one more year to be of service to the Hector Student Body. So far he has been an active participant in track, basketball, ran for Beta Club State President, FCA, was Student Council Treasurer for 1978-79. More great things are expected of Franky Gregory next year. In his eleven years at Hector, Franky has been active in the Career Center in the Electronics class, VIC A President, FCA President, and participated in the sports program. 23 Always on the move is Greg Bell. Greg is a sophomore and participates in basketball and football. Since Donnie Haley is just a junior, more is expected from him next year. He has been a active participant in sports and is Vice-President of the Junior Class. Karen Lask, a junior, has been active at Hector since moving here from St. Louis. She is a cheerleader, FCA Secretary, Choir President, is in FTA, and on track and basketball teams. Denise Simpson, a sophomore, is already with it at Hector. She is actively engaged in FHA, FCA, Quill Scroll, basketball, track, and FTA. She is a cheerleader. Student Council Representa- tive. Sophomore Class President, FCA Queen, and 3rd Vice-President of the FHA. Last Dance is the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The BEST OF THE JUNIOR PROPHECY.” Kenny Barton will be wearing chicken suits and advertising for Colonel • Sander’s chicken. Stephanie Russell will replace Jane Russell in advertising the 18-hour bra. Billy Allison will become president of the Gerber Baby Food Corporatiot and will be the taster on commercials. Sandra Baxter, the ex-marine, is now serving years in a concentration camp for draft dodging. Carol Loveland will be a stand-in for Dolly Parton. Shirley Barton will have seven kids and' never lose a contact during labor. Gary Newport will make a hit album with his favorite song. “Bertha. The banquet and prom were held at Arkansas Tech University. Each year the Junior Class votes on a Senior couple to preside over the Prom. This year's Prom Queen and King were Charlotte Taylor and Tim Hockenberry. ____ ,BEST PARTS OF THE SENIOR1 WILL LAST TESTAMENT. .Debbie Barnhouse wills her ability to' get new cars to Robert Jackson who ______ •has always needed one. James Bohanan wills his great love for L teachers to any junior who wants to 3 ___ love them. Tricia Mathis wills her quietness to Caroline Tesch to give her big mouth a rest because she over-exercises it. 3 William Blackwell wills his Track II _z razor to Karen Lask so maybe she will shave her hairy legs. La Donna Birge wills her glasses to - I—— - Keith Melton so he can watch the football games better while sitting on — the bench. Debbie Sanders will her ABC gum to Larry Thomas and he can find it in _:Mr. Stroud’s room under one of those ICT Iong tables. HAPPY CHEWING! Graduating Seniors of 79 say Looks Like High school faculty members annually vote on leadership awards. Student participation and attitude are the main characteristics considered. Kay Launius is the recepient of the leadership award. She is President of Student Council, President of FHA, and captain of the football cheering squad. She has also been President of FCA. Stephanie Russell is the recepient of the citizenship award. She is helpful and active in FT A where she helps in special education for grade school. She is also class Vice-President and on the Youth Advisory Council. We Made It. Honor graduates for 79 were Carolyn Bridges. Billy Allison, Shirley Barton, Debbie Barnhouse, Kay Launius, Rita Warren, and Randy Turner. They have maintained a 3.33 throughout high school. Pam Linker and Donnie Hayley presented graduates with their traditional class flower as they leave the gym together for the last time. Randy Turner talked about the first part of their class motto “What we are is God’s gift to us . . .” Debbie Barnhouse talked about the last part of their class motto, ”. . ., but what we become is our gift to God.” 27 What we are is God's gift to us. Governor Bill Clinton was the graduation speaker. He spoke to the graduates about their political responsibility urging them to register and vote. Below, senior Carol Loveland thanked Governor Clinton for taking time out in his busy schedule to speak to the class of '19. Many relatives of graduates were eager to talk to Governor Clinton after graduation. but what we become is our gift to God. ---Class Motto ’79 graduates move their tassels to inidicatc their graduate status as Mr. Joe D. Bull pronounces them to be graduates of Hector High School. Below, looking on are John Bell, class sponsor since the eighth grade, and Katie Hudson, first year sponsor. Ushers for baccalaureate and graduation are Pam Linker. Donnie Haley, Janell Rackley. Steve Freeman, Chris Lombardi, and Tony Gray. Senior girls kicking up their heels are Sandra Baxter. Susan Molloy, Carol Loveland. Cindy Lombardi, Micca Pruitt, and Beverly McGowan. 29 Games We Play The 1978-79 girls and boys basketball teams were not what we expected it to be this year. The senior girls ended the season with a 2 win and 18 loss record. The girls really worked out hard every day but it just was not their year for basketball. The senior boys also did a good job in basketball but could not pull off the victories. They ended their season with a 2 win 20 loss record. Even though the 1978-79 senior football team ended their season with a record of 2 wins 7 losses they still got in there and fought the whole time. They are hanging in there and hoping they will have a better team next year. As for our track teams this year, all the ones that participat- ed in it knows what they went through. The bad weather did not help them at all. We had a few people to participate in the state meet and they broke Hector’s record of points. We had six points this year and only one in the past years. The 1978-79 baseball team did a tremendous job again this year and ended the season with a 11 and 5 record and first place in the District 4 AA East Champion- ship. The boys are proud of their trophy and hope to win it again next year for the third straight year. 30 31 Senior Football team turn them Every Which Way But Loose Twelve tough players weath- ered the 1978-79 football season. Lack of alternates forced many of the Wildcats to play both defensive and offen- sive positions. The Cats fin- ished the season with a 2-7 record. The 1978-79 senior football team members are: (63) David Pruitt, (31) John Vaughn, (50) Jimmy Emerson, (71) Gene Chisum, (60) Doug Easter- idge, (22) Billy Allison, (20) Keith Melton, (11) Tim Hill, (43) Tom Gardner, (30) Kevin Tryon, (81) Raymond Hamil- ton, (21) Greg Bell, (Head Coach) Lee Lewis, (Assistant Coach) Richard Peacock, (42) Mark Ragsdale, and (70) Kenny Barton. Senior Football Scoreboard Perryville 36 Hector 16 Lavaca 6 Hector 16 Danville 42 Hector 6 Lamar 13 Hector 8 Dover 21 Hector 6 Marshall 22 Hector 6 Charleston 24 Hector 0 Ola 36 Hector 8 Hackett 6 Hector 14 32 I Will Survive the Senior Boys' Basketball team say. Six senior boys lead ihe 1978-79 basketball team. They were: Billy Allison. James Bohannon. Alan Driskill. John Hcndron. Tim Hockenberry, and Gary Newport. Their record was 2-20 for the season. The 1978-79 senior boys team members are: (42)Alan Driskill. (54) Randy Wood. (30) Donnie Haley. (10) Franky Gregory, (40) Tim Hockenberry. (12) Tim Hill. (50) John Hendron. (22) Billy Allison. (32) Greg Bell. (44) Gary Newport. Coach Richard Peacock. (14) James Bohanan. and (20)Mark Lee. Senior Boys Scoreboard Dover 52 Hector 49 Lamar 55 Hector 44 Plainvicw 45 Hector 43 Atkins 57 Hector 47 Ola 44 Hector 34 Atkins 57 Hector 50 Wonderview 73 Hector 41 Jasper 62 Hector 43 Dover 58 Hector 46 Plainvicw 46 Hcctorqc Green Forest 54 Hector 26 Wonderview 78 Hector 37 County Tournament Hartman 55 Hector 45 County Line 47 Hector 35 Scotland 56 Hector 58 Pottsvillc 57 Hector 43 Hartman 57 Hector 51 Jasper 53 Hector 46 Plumcrville 59 Hector 39 Ola 44 Hector 51 Danville 74 Tournament District Pcrryville 52 Hector 39 34 35 Seniors Girls “Don't Cry Out Loud Four seniors led the girls to a 2-18 record for the 1978-79 season: Sandra Baxter. Kay Launius, Shirley Morris, and Charlotte Taylor. Enthu- siasm of the team made Coach Hudson's first year at Hector a great success. The 1978-79 senior girls basketball team members arc: (21) Sandra Baxter. (35) Tami Davis. (25) Cindy Proctor, (34) Pam Linker, (53) Tammy Melton, (11) Shelly Davis. (40) Karen Lask. (10) Denise Simpson. (33) Becki Riley. (14) Robin Watkins, (22) Debbie McDonald. (42) Jeanie Hamilton. (32) Kay Launius. Coach Katie Hudson, (15) Shirley Morris, (3) Charlotte Taylor, and (13) JaNelle Racklcy. 36 Senior Girls Basketball Scoreboard Lamar 58 Hector 40 Plainview 65 Hector 30 Atkins 52 Hector 45 Ola 28 Hector 30 Lonoke 68 Hector 26 (Tech Toum.) Wonderview 55 Hector 25 Jasper 58 Hector 36 Dover 33 Hector 24 Plainview 58 Hector 23 Wondcrview 34 Hector 25 Pottsvillc 45 Hector 28 (County Tourn.) County Line 56 Hector 36 Scotland 62 Hector 72 Pottsville 34 Hector 26 Hartman 69 Hector 56 Jasper 57 Hector 34 Plumcrvillc 53 Hector 30 Ola 43 Hector 32 Danville 62 Hector 32 County Line 52 Hector 35 (District Tourn.) 37 Senior Basketball Cheerleaders Cheer With A Little Bit of Soul. Spirit keepers for basketball season were cheerleaders Tricia Mathis, Beverly McGowan, Rhonda Palmer and Lecia Taylor. They Sold ribbons to raise money for homecoming corsages for the coaches. Rhonda Palmer and Lecia Taylor attended camp with the other football cheer- leaders. The captain for this year’s squad was Rhonda Palmer and co-captain was Beverly McGowan. Senior Football Cheerleaders Are the Sultans of Swing at Rallies and Games. The cheerleaders had lots of fun this year at summer camp. Among events to raise money for camp, emblems, and ribbons were car washes and a work day. To raise the spirit in the school, they sold ribbons, sponsored a sock day, an over-all day, a crazy T-shirt day along with a blue and white day. to be just naming a few. and had dance routines at the pep rallies. TJieir favorite cheer was the “Victory Disco Sound” that got everyone into the spirit at games. The 1978-79 Wildcat cheer- leaders are: Front row—Shelly Davis, Karen Lask, Co-Captain Sandra Baxter. Captain Kay Laun- ius. and Cindy Lombardi. Middle row—Lani Hopper, Cindy Proctor, Denise Simpson, and Lecia Taylor. Center top—Rhonda Palmer. 39 Baseball team select “Take Me homeplate that is. Home , to The Wildcats had another good year in ba- seball this year. All of the players really put forth an effort and came out on top. Their final record was 11 wins and 5 losses, and they retained the District IV East Championship for the second straight year. It seemed like the Wildcats were always getting behind until about the 5th inning and then would pull their way to the top. Each player really did a good job and we are proud of them all. Billy Allison, Alan Dris- kill, Donnie Haley and Kenny Barton were our leading hitters for the sea- son and James Bohanan was our best fielder and started in center field all 16 games. Baseball Scoreboard Team members are: Standing on back row are Jay Rackley, Billy Allison. Kenny Barton. James Bohann, Donnie Haley, and Tim Hill. Kneeling on the front row are Cindy Proctor. David Pruitt, Allan Driskill. Jimmy Emerson, Fran Gregory, and Dana Reno. (Manager). The ballteam congratulates Donnie on his run to help them make it to the finals. 40 Casa 0 Hector 17 Havanna 1 Hector 16 Wondcrvicw 3 Hector 9 Pottsville 8 Hector 16 Wonderview 5 Hector 1 Dover 3 Hector 6 Altus 1 Hector 14 Havanna 3 Hector 7 Morrilton 9 Hector 5 Mayflower 9 Hector 10 Lavaca 11 Hector 1 Lavaca 9 Hector 1 District 4AA East Tournament Lamar 7 Hector 8 Wonderview 8 Hector 9 Oark 7 Hector 9 State Tournament Palestine 8 Hector 6 41 Track Members “Sail Away” to Victory at State Track Meet. Sitting on the front row are Larry Thomas, Keith Melton, Cheryl McCool, Deanna Driskill. Rachael Watkins, Linda Reno. Sherry Garrison, Donna Spencer. Chris Churchill, Dec Carruth, Joey Hanna, Davy Laymon, and Scott Gooden. On the second row are John Hendron, Mark Hendron. William McKellar, Tom Gardner, Rhonda Palmer, Debbie Murrah. Lenetta Mills, Barbara Brown, Jan Melton, Regina Garrison, Amy Allison. On the third row are Daryl Murrah. Don Condley, Mark Lee, Cindy Proctor, Kay Launius, Karen Lask, Sandra Baxter. Denise Simpson, Rodney Dixon. Walter Hill. James Garrison. Randy Streetman, and Glenn Clancy. On the top row arc Mark Coffman, Duane Clancy, Kevin Freeman. Charlotte Taylor, Tim Hockenberry, Brent Lee. Gary McDonald, Jim Petty, Doyle Johnson, J. C. Graham, Vince Ledbetter. John Launius. Rickey Barton, and Pete Hill. In the district track meet, the Jr. Girls placed 2nd over all and the Jr. Boys placed 3rd over all. The Sr. girls and the Sr. Boys both placed 3rd in the district over all. Some of the track team members were eligible to go to state. In the state track meet, Charlotte Taylor placed 4th in the 880, and Mark Hendron placed 5th in the 2 mile run and 7th in the mile. This gave Hector 6 points in the state meet. ni Minute by Minute the Junior Boys Football Team Improves. Jr. High Football Scoreboard Dover 0 Hector 0 Russellville 6 Hector 22 Danville 25 Hector 6 Ola 6 Hector 14 Dardanclle 14 Hector 6 Lamar 6 Hector 18 Atkins 0 Hector 14 Marshall 6 Hector 0 Hector finally has a winning combina- tion with Coach Lewis and the Junior Wildcats this year with a record of 4-3-1. The 1978-79 junior football team members are: (74) Pete Hill, (34) Kevin Freeman, (18) Ricky Barton. (51) Randy Davis, (51) Kevin Talkington. (10) Steve Blalack. (54) Johnny Bridges. (64) Glenn Clancy. (43) David Riley. (21) Gerald Blalack, (33) J.C. Graham. (53) Dana Reno. (73) Wendell Chisum, (22) Tim Gary. (62) Gary McDonald, (Assistant Coach) Richard Peacock, (75) Vince Ledbetter. (72) Manuel Garrison. (71) Wesley Aday, (24) Terry Small. (40) Randy Pack. (80) John Launius. (65) Greg Tryon, (Head Coach) Lee Lewis. (41) Jacky Hogan. (30) Randy Street- man. (31) Jim Petty, (40) William McKellar, (20) Spencer Blalack, (61) Bobby Eastridge, (50) Doyle Johnson, and (44) Todd Byrum. 43 Junior Boys Basketball Team Is Bustin' Loose to Gain Pope County Championship. The junior high boys had a great season with a record of 14-3. The first loss went to Atkins by one point. The other losses were in tournament play. They took second place in the Plainview Invitational Tournament as the Jessieville Lions crept by the Cats. They took the Pope County Championship title by defeating Pottsville 50-20 and Atkins 29-24. In district, they had to face two teams in the afternoon at Hackett. They defeated the Danville Little Johns, but were nosed out later in the day by the Immaculate Conception Buffs. 1978-79 junior boys team members are: (20) Bryan McGowan. (10) Rickey Barton. (13) Lonus Morris. (44) Todd Byrum, (42) Gerald Blalack, (12) Steve Blalack, (30) Chuck Linker. (11) Spencer Blalack. (34) Doyle Johnson, (50) James Garrison. (34) Gary McDonald. (24) Kevin Freeman. (15) Glenn Clancy, (54) Jimmy Bartlett, (14) David Riley, (10) Tim Gary, (44) J.C. Graham, (Assistant Coach) Lee Lewis, (32) Brent Lee. (50) Rodney Dixon. (21) John Launius, (52) Randy Pack. (22) Terry Small, (20) Walter Hill, (12) Jim Petty, (Head Coach) Richard Peacock. Junior Boys Scoreboard Dover 33 Hector 38 Plainview 29 Hector 30 Atkins 13 Hector 22 Ola 12 Hector 33 Atkins 20 Hector 19 Danville 18 Hector 32 Wonderview 25 Hector 27 Plainview Tournament Plainview 27 Hector 32 Jcssiville 34 Hector 32 Dover 24 Hector 38 Hartman 16 Hector 37 County Tournament Pottsville 20 Hector 50 Atkins 24 Hector 29 Dover 27 Hector 33 Scotland 27 Hector 30 District Tournament Danville 29 Hector 33 Immaculate Conception 33 Hector 32 44 Junior Girls Say We Can Work It Out. Junior Girls Scoreboard Lamar 55 Hector 30 Atkins 17 Hector 37 Pottsville 49 Hector 28 Pottsvillc 46 Hector 19 Jasper 43 Hector 26 Dover 38 Hector 28 Pottsville 45 Hector 28 Dover 35 Hector 27 Witt Springs 16 Hector 10 Pottsville 52 Hector 16 Lavaca 39 Hector 10 With little experience and lots of heart to get through their short season, the junior girls spent many hours working hard in the gym. building and improving skills for future Wildcat teams. Their record was 1-10 for the season. The 1978-79 junior team members are: (30) Gail Lay, (24) Cindy Bennett. (34) Chris Churchill, (20) Cindy Lazzarotto, (3) Deanna Driskill. (22) Karen Berganini, (21) Linda Reno. (32) Sherri Garrison, (11) Rachael Watkins, (33) Dee Carruth, (15) Donna Spencer. (23) Jan Melton, (Manager) Sandy Williams, (35) Diana McDonald Freeman, (40) Amy Allison, Coach Katie Hudson. (42) Sandi Pruitt, (25) Wanda Hill, and (Man- ager) Regina Garrison. 45 Junior Cheerleaders Say to Fans All I Ever Need is You. Lenetta Mills and Theresa Chronistcr went to summer camp with the senior cheerleaders. They had car washes to help them pay for the 7th grade cheerleading uniforms. They cheered with the seniors cheerleaders at pep rallys and had a really exciting time this year. The 1978-79 junior basketball and football cheerleaders are: Theresa Chronistcr, Mcchelc Brashear. Lcora Godfrey, and Lenetta Mills. Seventh grade cheerleaders arc Angela Tryon and Donna Blackford. For their team spirit, we dedicate “We Are Family to sports awards recipients. FOOTBALL AWARDS: Billy Alison—All District Safety; Best Offensive Player. Tim Hockenberry—All District Linebacker; Best Dcnfensive Player. BASKETBALL AWARDS: Tim Hill—Best Offensive Player. Chris Churchill—All District. Kay Launius—Best Defensive Player. Shirley Barton—All District; Best Offensive Player. Terry Small—All District. Franky Gregory—Best Defensive Player. Brent Lee—All District. It U SPRING SPORTS AWARDS: Alan Driskill—Baseball. Most Valuable Player. Charlotte Taylor—Track, Most Valuable Player. Tim Hockenberry—Track, Most Valuable Player. 47 Junior High and Senior High students interested in playing Intramural Basketball were divided into five equal teams. These teams played for fifteen minutes each day at lunch. At the end of the season, they held a tournament. The winners of the tournament were Team No. 5, and the faculty were the runner-ups. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD TEAM WINS No. 1 2 No. 2 6 No. 3 4 No. 4 1 No. 5 9 Faculty 2 48 'Every l's a Winner is the theme song for t Intramural Volleyball Scoreboard Senior High Teams Wins No. 1 4 No. 2 5 No. 3 2 No. 4 1 No. 5 2 No. 6 1 No. 7 5 Junior High Teams Wins No. 1 3 No. 2 2 No. 3 3 No. 4 2 No. 5 1 No. 6 0 Faculty 5 Intramural sports consists of volleyball during the fall and basketball during the spring. Each class is repre- sented by at least two teams with junior high and senior high divisions. Games are played during the noon break to provide all students with an opportunity for entertainment and involve- ment. 49 ’79 Senior William Palmer tries out the teacher’s chair for size. Other seniors in the picture are Stephanie Russell, Tim McCool, and Gary Newport. Pictured on the opposite page is the Class of ’79. Debbie Sanders, Debbie Barnhouse, Jansey Hays, Randy Turner, and Micca Pruitt discuss senior pictures. Going over a bookkeeping problem with Mr. Stroud is Rita Warren. 50 Being a senior is. . . Something special. Being the oldest, but not the biggest. One of the greatest challenges. Being the teachers 1 pest. Feeling closer to other seniors. Having nothing, but everything to do. Lani Hopper Charlotte Taylor Billy Allison Susan Molloy Micca Pruitt Stephanie Russell They say there is a time and a season for everything. This year has truly been the time for the seniors of ’79. As the senior year draws to a close they begin to count the “lasts”. Tina Fountain, top left, participates in her last “Overall Day” rooting the Cats on to victory. Jansey Hays, Beverly McGowan, and Debbie Barnhouse gab as Randy Turner keeps up his grades looking forward to college. James Bohannan goes in for two against Dover. Last, but not least, Charlotte Taylor is carried away by Kenny Barton we hope for the last time. 52 Seniors of 79 choose as their top song My Life by Billy Joel. Remember when. . . Shackleford’s 10th grade biology class had a cow chip fight. Half of the girls in the 6th grade had to write a theme because they stayed in the bathroom too long. The window in Mr. Blair’s study hall fell on Tina's head. All the P. E. girls skipped Coach Whitmcr’s study hall. The seniors tried to see how many of them would fit in Carol’s Volkswagen. Class Favorites Rickey Freeman Lani Hopper Class Officers and Sponsors Sponsor, John Bell Secretary Treasurer, Cindy Lombardi Sponsor, Katie Hudson Vice-President, Stephanie Russell President, Billy Allison 53 Seniors in the top row are William D. Allison, Tina Kay Anderson, and Kenneth Wayne Barton, Sandra Georgiene Baxter, Ladona Jo Birge, and Sandra Jean Birge appear in the middle row. On the bottom row is William Evertt Blackwell, Jr. 54 Appearing on the top row are James Monroe Bohanan, Carolyn Marie Bridges, and Lester Eugene Chisum. Seniors in the middle row are Betty Chronister, Allen Driskill, and Tina Denise Fountain. Rickey Glenn Freeman is on the bottom row. 55 wr mm Seniors on the top row are Jansey Lynne Hays, Mark Hendron, and Tim Hockenberry. In the middle row are Lani Hopper, Debbie Hybner Barnhouse, and Nancy Kay Launius. Appearing on the bottom row is Carol Anne Loveland. 56 On the top row are Cindy Lynn Lombardi, Patricia Gale Mathis, and Timothy Stanford McCool. Seniors in the middle row are Beverly McGowan, Robin Leona McGowan, and Zynthia Mills. Susan Kay Molloy is on the bottom row. 57 Appearing on the top row are Shirley Ann Morris, Gary Parker Newport, and William Ellis Palmer. Micca Carolyn Pruitt, Stephanie Kay Russell, and Debbie Sanders are in the middle row. On the bottom row is Charlotte Taylor. 58 On the top row are Marc Alan Taylor, Christine Tesch, and Randy Wayne Turner. Seniors appearing on the middle row are Jeffrey Scott Vincent, Rita Faye Warren, and Deborah Diane Watson. Randy Westbrook and Steven Anthony Williams are on the bottom row. 59 Senior Register William D. Allison-Who’s Who— 2,3; Who’s Who .Among American High School Students—4; Boys’ State 3; Junior Play-3; Senior Play—4; Class President—4; Stu- dent Council-4; Beta Club 2.3,4; FCA—2,3,4. Vice-president 4; Football—1,2.3,4, letterman 2.3.4, All-District 4: Basketball 1.2.3.4, letterman 2,3,4; Baseball— 2.3.4, letterman 2.3,4 Tina Kay Anderson Girls' State-3; Junior Play—3; FTA—3,4; FBLA— 4; Cheerleader—1, Basketball. Debbie Hybner Bamhouse Junior 3; FTA—3,4, President 4; Club-2,3,4; VIC A—3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Secre- tan of Student Council 4. sr Kenneth Wayne Barton—Basketball Homecoming Escort 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; FCA-3,4; VIC A—2,3; Football-U,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Base ball 12; Track s ffl Sandra Georgiene Bauer football Homecoming Queen amlulate—3; Junior Pby—3; Senior llay-4. Class Officer Treasurer, I president 3; FTA 2,3.4. porter, 4 . Beta Club 2.3.4. ict president, 4; QuHI.A Scroll Cheerleader-2.3,4. tootball Ct Captain, 4; FBLA 4 Treasjwer, 4; Basketball-1.3,4. letl 3,4; Track-3,4; Soft ball. 2 Ladona Jo Birge- Junior 3. I T 3,4;FBLA -4. Sandra Jean Birge-BTA-3.4; IB LA 4 Carolyn Marie Bridges-Junior Play -3; FTA—2,3,4; Beta Club- 2,3,4; FBLA-4, President. Lester Eugene Chisunt - Junior Play--3; Senior Play-4; Football - 4; let- tered, 4. Betty Chronister-FTA-3,4. Allen Driskill—FCA—4; Basketball-4; Baseball -4. Tina Denise Fountain-Quill A Scroll Queen 3; Senior Play-4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 4; Miss Sham- rock -3; Student Coun ■ -4, Vice- President, 4; FTA—2.3,4; BetaHj Club-2,3,4; Quill Scroll Newspaper Editor- 4 Assistant Editor, 4; FI I Choir -2,4; Ensemble 2. 4; Basketball 1. I Rickey Glenn Freeman Junior 3; Senior Play -4; Class Fa orite - 4. Jansey Lynne Hays-Campus Queen Candidate—3; Football Home- coming Queen 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play-4; Class Officer- Sec- retary, 3 ; 1st Runner-up Miss Shamrock Pageant 3; Student Council Representative 4: FTA- 2.3,4, treasurer, 3; FHA 1,2,3.4, Songleader, 2, 3rd Vice-president 3. 1st Vice president Federation Officer. 3; Choir 2.3,4; Ensemble 2.3; Drill Team -3,4, Captain, 3,4; FBL.J-4; Football Statis- tician. I Basketball 1. 3; Senior Play 4; FTA-2,3,4; Quill FHA-1,2; FCA- 3; Che 3,4; Football, 3,4, Basl Drill Team-3 Track -4. lius- Basketball Home-a ten 2; Who’s Who-2,3sJ 14 J Vice-pi .. Vice-pi iian, LA- FCA- William Evertt Blackwell. Ii iUft James Monroe Bohanan Football Homecoming Escort Candidate - 3; Basketball-1,2,3,4, lettered , 1; Baseball 1,2,3.4, lettered, 2; 60 Track—1. Mark HendrOn Transfer Student; Choir 4 Basketball 4. Tim Hockenberry— FCA 4; Football 4. lettered 4 All-District 4; Basket- ball 4; Track—4. Lani Hopper-Baskethtdl Homecoming Maid-1; Football Homecoming Queen Candidate—2; Junior Play Nancy Kay Launius coming Queen Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 4; Senio Class Head Tlsher, 3; Junior Play — 3; Senior PlayClass Officer- J Secrefary, 2;nStudent Council- I Kcprcscntative, 3, President, 4; fl FTA 2,3,4Jjfeeta Club 2.3,4, « Secretary, 3; FHA 1.2,3,4, 2nd 2, Federation 3rd 3, Chapter Histo- Chapter President, 4; President, 3; Cheer- I ootball Captain, 4; Basketball Pee Wee Basketball-1,2,3,4, ,2,3,4, Track-3,4, Dis- trict Relay Runner-up, 3. Carol Anne Loveland -Senior Play—4; ' FTA 1,2,3,4. Choir 1; FBLA 4. Cindy Lynn Lombardi-Girls State-1 Junior Play-3; Senior Play- |Class Secretary 4;,Student Co | cil—Secretary, 4; FTA -2,3.4. retary 4; Beta j Club 1,2,3] s heerleader -2,4, Basketba, FBLA -4; Basketball I; Softb '.'A'� Patricia Gale Mathis— Class Favorite I; FTA-2.3,4: FRA 1,2,3 Treasurer 3; FCA-3, Treasurer. 3j Cheerleader-4, Basketball; FBLA1 -4. Timothy Stanford McCool Junior Play-3. Senior Play-4; Class Pres- ident 3; Football 2,3, lettered, : 2,3; Basketball-1. jlcGowan—Senior Play-4; Favorite- 2; Senior Class Usher 3; FT A—4, Historian; 1 HA 1,23.4. Historian, 4; Ctieer- learier 1,4, Basketball Co-Captain, 4; FBLA- 4 Parliamentarian. 'Robin Leona McGowan-FTA-3,4;I Choir 1; FBLA-A Zynthia Mills Junior Play-3; FTA-2 I 2,3,4: FHA-1,2,3,4; FCA-3; Drill Team 3; FBLA 4, Reporter. Mieca Carolyn Prnitt Senior Play-4: Randy Wayne Turner Who's Who - iiti _ itri. .. 4 A hi «nr nn FTA-2 ,4; I BLA 4. Susan Kay MoUoy Junior Play -3; mior Play-4; 11A 2.3,4; FHA 1,2.3.4; Choir L2: FBLA—4; Shirley Ann Morris-Junior Play-3 Senior Play 4; FTA 1- 3,4 FBLA 4: Footh dl Statistician 1,23,4: Basketball- 1,2,3,4, let- tered 1.23,4, District Honorable Mention -3, Best Offensive Player 3; Track 3, District Runner-up in State Track Meet 3. Pee Wee (.iris’ Basketball Coach-3. Stephanie Kay Russell - Basketball Homecoming Junior Maid—3; Class Officer-?,4, Vice-president, 2, Vice--President 4: ( lavs Favorite -3. 2nd Runner-up Miss Sham- rock Pageant—3; Student Council -2.3. Representative FTA-23.4: Quill Scroll—4. I HA-1,23,4; Cheerleader 1, Basketball Ca tain: YAC-4. ■ Debbie Sanders-FT A—33;- I HA 13,3,4 FCA—3; FBLA 4, His- torian Basketball—2.3, iotte Taylor-Juniof, Play-3? Senior Play-4; FTA 2,3.4: Quill Scroll -4; FHA-I.2,3.4. Sec- retary. 4, FHA Sweetheart. 3; Choiic 2,3, Ensemble-3: FCA 4; FBLA -4; BasketbaUt-1,4, let- tered, 1; Track-4; Football Stat- istician- 4. 23; Who's Who Among American High School Students—4; Junior Play-3; FTA-23,4, Teacher’s Aide, 23,4, FTA -Homecoming Escort-2: Beta Club-23.4; Quill Scroll-23.4,Photographer,3,4. Quill Scroll Escort, 3; FBLA—4. iffery Scott Vincent-Junior Play-3. ita Faye Warren—Who’s Who—2,3; Who’s Who Among American School Students-4; Junior Play 3, Senior Play-4; FTA- 23,4, Reporter, 3; Beta Club- 2J,4; Quill Scroll-2,3,4, Busk 3, Editor, 4, Quill . ScWoqecn 2; FHA-1,23,4. Cary Pa coining Escort Junior Play- Baskethall-4. William Ellis Palmer J mior Play -3; Senior Play-4. Marc' Man Taylor- Junior Play 3; Senior Play-4; FTA -2) Basket- ball -1. Christine] Tesch-Junior Play-3; Se- nioi] Play-4; FTA-3.4; FHAr- 1.2 Choir 1; FBLA -4. Randy Pack enjoys woodwork- ing in shop, as do many ninth graders. Pictured on the opposite page in the lunch break shuffle are Warren Ashley, Debbie Watson, Rita Warren, Kathy Hull, Alta Hull, James Bohanan, Philip Gowin, Robert Jackson, Mark Hendron, Bruce Hocken- berry, and David Wolf hanging, as usual, from the rafters. In the main hall facing the camera are John Launius, Cheri Wygal, Roger Coffman, Tom Gardner, Coach Peacock, Tim McCool, Suzanne Chambers, Tina Hill, Linda Reno and Robert Jackson. Listening carefully is Paul Branch to shop teacher, G. B. Swaim. 62 63 September is a hit with the juniors as they look forward to their senior year. Class Officers and Sponsors Sccrctary Trcasurcr, Cheri Wygal; President, Pam Linker; Vice-president, Donnie Haley; Sponsors, Lee Lewis, Martha Franklin, Richard Peacock. 64 Paul Athey Dewayne Baxter Betty Chisum Duane Clancy Roger Coffman Janet Culwell Tami Davis Steve Freeman Joe Garrigus Steve Gooden Tony Gray Donnie Haley Raymond Hamilton Joey Hanna Jan Harper Tim Hill Junior Top Ten Rock Groups Acrosmith Bee Gees Eagles Foreigner Lynyrd Skynyrd K. C. and the Sunshine Band Boston Beach Boys Queen Village People Tina Hill Greg Housley Kathy Hull Robert Jackson Frank Jones Karen Lask Class Favorites Pam Linker Steve Freeman Mark Lee Pam Linker Chris Lombardi Leslie Loveland Debbie McDonald Frankie McKellar Keith Melton 65 Darryl Murrah Ricky Owens JaNell Rackley Linda Renfro Terry Rudder Caroline Tesch Larry Thomas Kevin Tryon Carla Warren Robin Watkins Marion Webb Bob Wey Teresa Williams Randy Wood Cheri Wygal How do you spend your Saturday nights? Go to Sportsworld and Pizza Inn (if my car is running). Karen Lask Going hunting. Larry Thomas With my friends at the movies or skating. Kathy Hull Going to Russellville. Joe Garrigus Watching CHiPs and Saturday Night Live. Frankie McKellar Chasing women. Grag Housley Watching Love Boat and Fantasy Island. Tami Davis Going to wild parties. Stephen Gooden Very carefully. Lori Williams 66 Le Freak Is the Top Choice for this Year's Sophomore Class. Joann Ashley Greg Bell Beki Birge Louise Blackwell Randall Bialack David Branch Frankie Branch Deanna Byrum Penny Cathey Suzanne Chambers Tanya Chisum Mark Coffman Becky Condley David Condley Steve Condley Anna Crow Shelly Davis Sandra Driskill Doug Eastridge Jimmy Emerson Todd Fountain Rhonda Freeman Tom Gardner Frank Godfrey Philip Gowin Jeanie Hamilton Arnold Humphrey Tammy Mason Terry Don McGee Joy McGowan Tammy Melton Marsha Molloy Kathy Owens Vince Pack Rhonda Palmer Cindy Proctor CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President— Denise Simpson Vice-President—Doug Eastridge Sec.-Treas.—Tammy Melton Sponsors—Norma Foster, Carolyn Bennett, G. B. Swaim 68 “Y. M. C. A.” Mark Coffman Sweet Life’' Rhonda Freeman “Hot Child in the City Vince Pack Kiss You All Over Marsha Molloy “Double Visions” David Condley Too Much Heaven” Cindy Proctor “Beast of Burden” Becki Birge Sharing the Night Together” Joann Ashley ‘The Freak” Mary Randle “Double S” Suzanne Chambers Class Favorites Arnold Humphrey Becki Riley David Pruitt Jay Rackley Robert Ramsey Mary Randle Becki Riley Teri Rosequist Junior Rudder Sandy Rudder Denise Simpson Lecia Taylor John Vaughn Travis Warren Theresa Wilson 69 Double Vision Is the Ninth Grade or Freshman Top Song. 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 Karen Collins Class Officers and Sponsors Sponsors, James Staggs, Janet Crow; President, Terry Small; Sponsor, Jimmy Stroud; Vice- President, Randy Pack; Treasurer, Diane McDon- ald; Secretary, Sandy Williams Don Condlcy Wayne Cook Bill Crow Paul Curtis Deanna Driskill Elaine Duncan Manuel Garrison Regina Garrison Susan Garrison Stoney Goodyear J. C. Graham Wanda Hill Bruce Hockcnbcrry Jacky Hogan Donny Ivy Doyle Johnson Robert Jones John Launius Gail Lay Cindy Lazzarotto Vincent Ledbetter Brent Lee Chuck Linker Johnny Loveland Bobby Lusk Keith Marable Dianna McDonald Brian McGowan William McKellar Jan Melton 71 72 Lenetta Mills Lonus Morris Debbie Murrah Randy Pack Cindy Paris Granvil Poynter Diane Pruitt Sandi Pruitt Verlin Pruitt Wain Rackley Linda Reno Jonna Schierbaum Teresa Schierbaum Terry Small Mickey Tackett Greg Tryon Billy Joe Turner Jimmy Walker David Walton Class Favorites Greg Tryon Maria Wey Maria Wey Sandy Williams On the Eighth Grade Top Ten Is Y. M. C. A. By The Village People. Wesley Aday Warren Ahsley Ricky Barton Karen Berganini Gearld Blalack Steve Blalack Donna Boze Mechcle Brashear Dee Carruth Walter Chambers Kay Champion Wendall Chisum Debbie Coffman Annabelle Collins Bobby Condley Class Officers and Sponsors Sponsors. Janice Owens Randy Massey (not pictured) Secretary Treasurer, Gary McDonald Vice-president. Jim Petty President. Wesley Aday 73 74 Brian Condlcy Johnnie Culwell Adona Curtis Rodney Dixon Bobby East ridge Kevin Freeman Lisa Freemann Regina Freeman James Garrison Sherry Garrison Tim Gary Leora Godfrey Scott Gooden Scotty Goodyear Pam Hamilton Randy Hamilton Walter Hill Renee Horn Dale Hudson Alta Hull Melecia Jones Davy Laymon Being an eighth grader means . . . Getting pushed down in the hall—Shawna McGee Not being able to date—Dee Carruth The beginning of a whole new world—Scott Gooden Staying out of the seniors' way or getting poppec on the head with their class rings—Pam Hamilton Having four more years to go—Scotty Goodyear Cheryl McCool Pam McCutcheon Gary McDonald Shawna McGee Terry McKinney Bruce Melton Mark Melton Jim Petty Charlie Poyntcr Arthur Putt Randy Racklcy Marvin Randle Dana Reno David Riley Tim Small Donna Spencer Randy Streetman Class Favorites Wesley Aday Kay Champion Rachel Watkins Karen Weatherman Micheal Wells David Wolfe 75 “Count on Me We Dedicate to the Administration and School Board We count on this group of men to keep the school running smoothly. On this page are pictured Joe Bull who has been the superintendent for 21 years. Leon McLean has been the high school principal for two years. Jack Gowin has been the grade school principal for five years. On the opposite page are pictured this year’s school board members. Opal Barlett is president of the school board. He was first elected to the board in March 1957 and has served continuously since that time. He is also chairman of the transpor- tation committee. Boyce Burch has served on the board nine years. He is vice-president of the board and serves as chairman of the mainten- ance committee. Paul Thompson has served on the board since September 1969. He is secretary of the board and serves as chairman of the budget committee. George Palmer has served on the board for two years. He was first elected in March 1977. He serves as chairman of the activities committee. Paul Allison has served on the board three years having been elected in March 1976. He serves as chairman of the academic and policy committee. 76 The five-member Hector School Board is an elected policy-making body for the school district. They also serve as a communication link between the school and the community. 77 To The Faculty We Dedicate “Whenever I Call You Friend 78 On the top row are pictured Donna LaRue. who teaches special education; G. B Swaim. shop; Martha Franklin, science; and Janet Crow, music. On the second row, teaching English are Norma Foster, Randy Massey, and Janice Owens. Nan Bull is the librarian. Jimmy Stroud teaches business education, and Carolyn Bennett, home economics. James Staggs and John Bell on the bottom row teach mathematics. Richard Peacock and Lee Lewis arc social studies and physical education instructors. Not pictured are Katie Hudson, physical education and social studies teacher, and Pam Waycaster. speech therapist. 79 Grade school teachers are kindergarten, Beverly Gowin and Cieta Magness; first grade, Ruth Burris and Marguerite Tripp; second grade, Monterey Lee and Geneva Taylor; third grade. Linda Fulmer; third and fourth grades. Brenda Tyler. 80 Pictured on this page are fourth grade. Randall Gray; fifth grade. Janice Thomas and Rickey Gray; sixth grade. Roland Choate and (not pictured) Jan Bartlett; seventh grade, Leonard and Dan Blair; reading. Bobbye Hallum and Billy Blalack 81 Together Again Many of The Staff Members Have Worked for The School System a Number of Years. These staff members keep the school running smoothly. They are: From right—Cooks: Eulene Brown, Ruth Llewellyn, Elma Chronister, Gail Gar- rigus, Pearlie McAlister, and Myrncll. The members below arc: Bookkeeper— Bobbye Swaim. Teachers Aides are: Norma Burch. Patsy Athey, and Sara Rackley. Bus drivers for the school are Lyle Aday, C. K Bull, Christine Humph- rey, Julis Ivy, Bean Lewis, and James McAlister. Custodians for the school are Carroll McGee and Mary Walton. 83 To grade school homecoming candidates Representing Kindergarten are Euna Ranee House and Robert Thacker. Shannon Huffman and Ryan Ramsey. Representing Mrs. Burris first grade arc Phyliss Chisum and Jason Thomas. Representing Mrs. Story’s first grade arc Lynn Hemmer and Nathan McLean. Representing Mrs. Lee’s second grade arc Debbie Wilson and Trevor Hays. Representing Mrs. Taylor’s second grade are Twila Freeman and Kevin Choate. 84 We dedicate It Must Be Love. n Representing Mrs. Fulmer’s third grade arc Tracy Parrish and Danny Horn. Representing Mr. Gray’s fourth grade are Treva Burris and Terry Skinner. Representing Mrs. Tyler’s fourth grade are Lcsa Wolfe and Jeremy Ford. 85 You Take My Breath Away Princess Regina Representing Mr. Gray’s fifth grade are Susan Coffman and Tony Garrison. Representing Ms. Thomas’ fifth grade are Holly McKellar and Kevin Hays. Representing Mrs. Bartletts sixth grade are Scan Hudson and Regina Muncy. Representing Mr. Choate sixth grade are Lisa Harmon and Dennis Condley. Representing Mr. Blair’s and Mr. Hud- son’s seventh grade are Mary Lou McAlister and Randy Davis. Karen Warren and Guinn Norton. 86 Muncy and Prince Kevin Hays. Mr. Gowin was the emcee for the grade school homecoming May 11. Miss Crow provided the music for the couples to march in to and for the recession of the couples. The Prince Princess for the 1978-79 year were Regina Muncy from the sixth grade, and Kevin Hays from the fifth grade. Regina is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hurlan Muncy. Kevin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hays. 87 Heaven Knows The Pee Wee Cheerleaders and Football Team Gave It All They Had. The Pee Wee Football Cheerleaders are (seated front) Co-Captain Mandy Parrish, Captain Gay Helton. Co-Captain Vicki Owens, (standing front) Mandy Pack, Loric Campbell (standing second) Shawn Thomas. Lisa Hill. Elaine Pruitt. Lisa Wolf. Roxann Ramsey. Kelly Henke. April Riley. Tammy Goates, (standing third) Lynn Flanders. Wendy Lay, Teresa Pack, Susan Coffman, Carla McCuin, Ashley Fountain. Donna Hcmmcr. (top row) Kathy Voss, Mary Rudder. Tammy Gregory, Katrina Putt, Angela Skinner, Tammy Wilson. Pec Wee Football team members arc (front) Jim Collins. Jody Hamilton. Danny Laymon, John Muncy. Joseph McLean. Stacy Barton. Terry Skinner. Chris Beavers (middle) Richie Helton. Russell Collins. Jamie Bridges. David Owens, Mike Ford, David Rudder. William Riley, Mike Pack (top) Tim Fclkins. Danny Crow. Sean Hudson. Stuart Blalack, Johnny Beavers. Kenny Yarbcr, David Coburn. Edward Linker, Coach—Danny Rudder (not pictured). 88 Seventh Grade Boys Say I Got My Mind Made Up to Win. Kneeling on the front row are Randy Cook. Randy Davis, and Elvis Hamilton. Sitting on the middle row are Bud Hockenberry, Randall Palmer. Tim Bell, and David Owens. Standing on the third row are William Hill, Kevin Talkington. Johnny Bridges, and Coach Jimmy Stroud. The seventh grade boys had a team of their own this year for the first time. They were allowed to play other schools. They accomplished two goals this season: Having a winning season of 4-3 and capturing the “PoPe County Tournament” at Pottsville. They were coached by Jimmy Stroud, Business Education Teacher. 89 I'll Come Running to Play Ball Say Seventh Grade Girls. Kneeling on the front row are Anita Ashley, Becky Fulmer, Jennifer New. and Melissa Brock. Sitting on the back row are Regina Linker, Rhonda Boze. Anita Stevens. Rhonda Pack. Mary Lou McAlister, and Coach Katie Hud- son. (not pictured). The seventh grade girls also had a team of their own this year. They played fewer games than the boys and ended the season with a 1-2 record. They feel they have gained much experience from the coaching of Katie Hudson, coach for Sr. and Jr. girls basketball and track. 90 Reunited” All Pee Wee Teams Were Combined to Compete With Other Schools. hectoi The Pee Wee teams, composed of 5th and 6th grade students, enjoyed the changes made this year. They were allowed to com- pete with other schools. The girls ended their season with a 2-5 record. Kneeling on the front row are Amy Frew, Tammy Goates, Wendy Lay, Claudine Melton, and Gay Helton. Sitting on the second row are Tammy Wilson, Vicki Owens. Janiece Rackley. Regina Parrish, Amanda Parrish. Teresa Pack, Corine Tesch, Regina Muncey, and Cheryl Freeman. Sitting on the back row are Coach Bartlett. Shiela Blair. Susan Coffman, Tammy Gregory. Charlotte Branch. Ashley Fountain, Patricia Rackley. Nadine Churchill, Coach Hallum, and Coach Thomas. The Pee Wee boys had a very successful season this year. They won the Atkins Invita- tional Tournament and were runner-ups in the Pottsville Invi- tational Tournament. They ended the season with a 7-3 record. Kneeling on the front row are Dennis Condley, Mark Bell, John Muncey. Jeff Petty. Wesley Jordan. Randy Hull, Tommy Lombardi. Sitting on the second row are John Beavers, Kenny Yarber. David Rudder. Jamie Bridges, Mike Hurley. Kenny Watkins, Dolan Renfro, David Hudson, Stuart Blalack. Sitting on the third row are Stacey Willcutt, Tim Felkins, Jody Garrison, Coach Rick Gray. Richie Helton. Sean Hudson. Kevin Hays, and Jody Hamilton. 91 Coming Straight On the Seventh Grade Boys' Basketball Team Take First Place in Pope County Tournament. Anita Ashley Tim Bell Donna Blackford Rhonda Boze Johnny Bridges Melissa Brock Donna Butler Kim Chambers Brenda Chisum Robbie Church Randy Cook Randy Davis Twila Ford Becky Fulmer Sherry Gillies Trena Godfrey 92 Penny Gray Elvis Hamilton Steve Hampton Pete Hill William Hill Bud Hockenberry Brandon Hon Becky Laymon Regina Linker Michael Loveland Ronald Lusk Mary Lou McAlister Guinn Norton David Owens Rhonda Pack Randall Palmer Jeri Roe Anita Stevens Kevin Talkington Angela Tyron Margaret Turney Christina Warren Karen Warren Ronald Westbrook Joann White Donald Young 93 The Sixth Grade Like “Rubber Biscuits for a Theme Song Tonia Ashley Julia Baker Sheila Blair Stuart Blalack Douglas Chisum Lawonna Chisum Carolyn Chronister Mae Dean Churchill Jimmy Coffman Glen Collins Dennis Condley Danny Crow Ronald Dillard Tim Felkins Donnie Fillion Gene Fillion Jason Flanders Cheryl Freeman Richie Helton Elizabeth Hickey John David Hudson Sean Hudson Michael Hurley Lynn Laymon Susan McCutcheon Dean McKellar Cindy Molloy Paul Miller Regina Muncy Vicki Owens Teresa Pack Amanda Parrish Regina Parrish Greg Proctor Katrina Putt Cynthia Racklye JaNiece Rackley Patricia Rackley Roxanne ramsey Dolen Renfro David Rudder Angela Skinner Corine Tesch Kenny Watkins Tammy Wilson Kenny Yarber Carl Young 95 Fifth Grade Sees Middle School as the Sweet Life. 96 Jennifer Ballard Mark Bell Johnny Beavers Charlotte Branch Nancy Branch Jamie Bridges Shirley Burris Melinda Chisum David Chronister Mark Cochran Susan Coffman Jim Collins Russell Collins Michael Ford Ashley Fountain Charlotte Fulmer Jody Garrison Tony Garrison Duane Gentry Tammy Gillies Tammy Goates Tammy Goodyear Tammy Gregory Jody Hamilton Debbie Hampton Gay Helton Sandy Herring Randy Hull Wesley Jordan Roger Langford Wendy Lay Danny Laymon Tommy Lombardi Carla McCuin Holly McKellar Sandra McKinney Claudine Melton John Muncy Tamara Mussman Paul Newport Shaun Newman Jeff Petty Ted Roe Roger Standridge Lawatha Trigg Jimmy Turney Mike Vincent Kathy Voss Tammy Warren Kevin Wells 97 98 Fourth Stacy Barton Chris Beavers Kenneth Bowden Lori Burch Treva Burris Tonia Campbell Scotty Chisum Tim Chisum David Cobum Kenneth Duncan Melissa Eastridge Lynn Flanders Jeremy Ford Kenny Gray Tony Haley Farrell Hall Grade Enjoy Those “Time Passages. Donna Hcmmcr Becky Herring Kelly Henke Lisa Hill Michael Huffman Wendell Humphrey Brian Hurley Randy Mathis Patricia Marable Jamie McCrum Joseph McLean Gabrielle Midwell Elaine Pruitt Karen Rackley Tonya Reddell April Riley Mary Rudder Helga Russell Stanley Sackman Terry Skinner Julia Taylor Shawn Thomas Melissa Turner Donny Voss John Wilson Lesa Wolfe 99 On and On. The Third Trying. Grade Keep on Glory Ashley Gina Bell Lamont Brown Billy Chisum Roger Chisum Sherry Condley Stewart Condley Sabrina Cotton Eddie Davis Tammy Derryberry Christy Freeman Shonda Garrison Glenn Gillies Danny Horn J D. House Tammy Huffman 100 Brenda Hull Edward Linker Randy Lusk Cyndia McCain Billy McCrum Kenny McCutcheon Carol McElfish Cathy McKinney Edna Melton Stacey Millsaps Sheila Moreland Michael Pack Tracy Parrish Herbie Pruitt Kelly Rackley Russell Ramsey William Riley Melissa Stevens Teresa Thacker Tracy Walker 101 “Have We Gone Too Far? the Second Grade Asks? 102 Sherry Ballard Larry Blackwell Brian Byrum Sheila Chisum Sherri Chisum Kevin Choate Richard Coffman Roger Coffman Michelle Condley Todd Condley Lena Cracker Keith Darter Sandra Darter Carol Emerson Twilla Freeman Michelle Garrison Shelly Garrison DeWayne Goates Patricia Hamilton Chris Hampton Cherry Harris Rebecca Hegeman Glen Henke Brent Hudson Todd Hudson Marjorie Hurley Robbie Lazzarotto Mark Laymon Wendy Lee Larry McElfish Earnest McEntire Jason Millsaps Kimberly Muss man Sue Newman Jeremy Newport Steve Owens Michael Parks Rhonda Pruitt Karen Putt Anglea Riley Pamela Riley Susan Rudder La Donna Sanders Mark Talkington Steven Walker Stephanie Willcutt Debbie Wilson Charles Yarber Keith Yarber 103 Get Acquainted With the First Grade With “What's Your Name? 104 Brian Beavers Johnny Blair Brent Boyer Joel Bridges Melody Brown Tracy Campbell Phyllis Chisum Janet Chronister Lisa Church Kim Coffman Joe Don Cook Jason Copeland Bobby Fillion Shawna Ford Glen Franklin Benny Goates Jimmy Hall Geanie Hampton Lynn Hemmer Elizabeth Herrin Dcwayne Herring Robert Howell Russell Hull Shannon Jordan Josh McAnally Dallas McCrum Shannon McElfish Timmy McElfish Tommy McElfish Barbara McEntire Sheila McGee Nathan McLean Brian Melton B. J. Millsaps Micheal Morris Brad Niemann Tim Petty Dana Purvis Becky Rackley Amy Riley Jamie Riley Tommy Riley Jason Thomas Simic Tryon Ronda Turner Doug Williams Becky Young 105 Kindergarteners Say “It's a Long Way There. It's a Long Way to Where We're Going. 106 Michael Beachamp Angela Beavers James Bell Michelle Blackford Jennifer Bynum Lorie Campbell Twilla Campbell Darrel Cates David Cates Tricia Coffman Aaron Culwell Sara Darter Allen Ellis Craig Gray Matthew Gregory Danny Hampton Terry Harris Matthew Henry Kelly Holla ba ugh rtWVi. Eula Renee House Shannon Huffman Tyson Lee Scott Massey Mandy Pack Tonya Parks Lisa Petty Shannon Pruitt Johnny Rackley Ryan Ramsey Twana Reddell Johnny Riley Paula Spencer Pamela Standridge Sharia Standridge Travis Standridge Matthew Talkington Robert Thacker Jason Vallem Gearld Voss 107 We sincerely appreciate all the assistance the advertisers on the following pages have contributed to the 1979 annual. These businesses helped pay for your annual and support our school. Be sure to patronize the businesses who back the Wildcat. 108 M'CORHICK FURNITURE ■‘comici riiiniu Highway 7 7T 968-2582 Russellville RAY BAKER TRUCKING GARAGE, INC. We buy all types of hens cocks We move all types of pullets and poultry 968-2426 or 968-25% Ray Baker, Owner Route 2, Box 71A Russellville Phil Wright Hagan's Datsun RYE MOTOR CO. DATSUN Courtesy Motors Toyota Russellville Volkswagen Mazda Hopkins-Ragsdale Oldsmobile 109 jB� peciaIt]j £Ra ars Buy and sell all kinds of sports and foreign cars. ARKANSAS BEAUTY SCHOOL RUSH SPORTING GOODS Boats, canoes, ammunition, fishing tackle, archery equip All makes—Sales Service Wayne D. Hunnicutt 968-7000 East 4th St. Hwy. 7 T Russellville Your headquarters for outdoor sports clothing 968-4322 815 N. Arkansas Rsvl. WAYNES SMALL ENGINE Mens Womens latest cuts and styles Tuesday thru Saturdays 8:30 a m. to 4:30 p.m. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 968-4552 Highway 64 East Russellville 968-3075 201 North Commerce Russellville 968-2896 708 West Main Street Russellville BLACKFORD TIRE CO. f HA 3 W-fc £A V Highway 7T TIRE SPECIALISTS New and Used Tires Recapping Wheel alignment Brake service—tune ups —From compact to tractor rigs— Route 1 Box 286B Russellville ... no Kilburn’s Grocery 331-2112 1000 South Market Dover LOVE S FLOWER GIFT SHOP 229-1290 211 Norlh From Dardanelle WESTERN AUTO 968-5105 107 Norlh Arkansas Russellville Free Parking K: rn� d f tna HOuttwtfei 968-2929 201 North Arkansas Russellville Mt. View 66 641-8909 Harold Martin, Owner Highway 105 1-40 Atkins OUTDOOR LIVING CENTER 968-7706 Highway 7 South Russellville ANOTHER WORLD 968-5704 916 South Arkansas Russellville Shinn Funeral Home 968-1212 800 West Main Russellville |Tl FAMILY BlK I RESTAURANT 1400 N Ark Avenue Russellville Dub’s Sanitation Service Home of Belter Values 512 S. Arkansas 968-4211 Russellville Dub Taylor, Owner Highway 124 East — let. 326 Russellville 968-2305 RUSSELLVILLE MEAT MARKET We guarantee our meats” 968-7908 201 North Denver Russellville SMITH'S SHOE STORE 'We sell the best, and repair the rest 213 215 North Commerce Russellville Simpson’s Body Shop 968-5111 Russellville D. E. BRITTENUM ASSOCIATES INC. 968-4781 500 West Main Russellville LOWREYS ANTIQUES Open 8 10 a m to 500 p m Highway 64 East Russellville 968-2184 111 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Let us help you properly plan your insurance program Homeowners, Life, and Auto Insurance Special Agents A L. Buzz Carruth Richard L. Pierce Agency Manager: R L. (Ray) Martin, C 968-1361 L.U. E. 2nd Utica Russellville LONER DRIVE INN Home of the Fried Dill Pickle Open 8 a m. to 8 p.m. Edward Wanda Neumann, Owners 641-2510 801 N. Church Atkins Marvin Sellars Trucking Phone. 968-7884 Russellville, Arkansas Bew ley's Tastee Burger Home cooked meals short orders 641-7977 Hwy. 105 N. Atkins PHARMACY 24 Hour Service 968-1157 218 W. Main Rsvl. THE NATURAL LOOK SALON ,4 • — For all the newest cuts Male Female 968-6577 423 East 4th Across from Taco Villa Russellville Colonial I'lowcr rliop Flowers for all occasions 968-1572 306 West Main Rsvl. INTERSTATE SKELLY Humphrey Juncral Service. Jnc. 968-4411 2801 West Main Russellville Diesel Fuel and Tire Repairs Russellville RUDDER S CITGO STATION r ■ CITGO We fix it'' Bill Rudder and the friendly folks. Hector Ralph Hickey Staff Manager Robert Leavell Agent For your life, disability, and retirement needs. 'The company that still believes in home service 968-7916 912 East 4th Street Russellville MOSLEY’S 968-1818 900 South Arkansas Russellville STANDRIDGE INSURANCE AGENCY All forms of insurance Auto, home, bonds, life, commercial, ma|or medical. jewel F. Standridge Marvin J. Standridge 968-4667 Hwy. 64 East Rsvl. BANK OF ATKINS 641-2987 202 N.E. 1st Street Atkins TAYLOR S FLOWERS Flowers for all occasions' 968-6600 1022 West Main Russellville MOTLEY’S DX STATION 968-9283 Highway 7 1-40 Russellville JACK HILL. AUTO PARTS 641-9884 209 E. Main Atkins 968-1115 101 E. Third Russellville HECTOR TEXACO [TEXACO] Hector SHIELD Of SHELTER Get the Shield For all your insurance needs 207 East 4th Street Russellville 113 BOLEY’S AUTO Highway 7 South Dover Phone: 331-2273 JCPenney MORT’S SPEED STUFF High performance CARNEY'S RUSSELLVILLE TIRE CO. INC. parts accessories 968-4938 B F GOODRICH 968-2623 Shop by phone: 968-2119 500 North Arkansas City Mall Russellville Highway 64 East Russellville 612 South Arkansas Russellville k XdU viw I MEXICAN FOOD 968-1191 420 East 4th Street Russellville, Arkansas The Battery Center 801 So. Ark. Ave. Russellville 968-7406 Owned by: Willie Gillum QUEEN CITY TV Sales Service “The quality goes in before the name goes on' 968-1704 404 North Arkansas Russellville 114 HECTOR CAFE Hector 284-5041 KINSLOW KLEAN KARS 968-3132 216 West Main Street Russellville 968-6901 Highway 64 East Russellville Steve's Western Wear Steve Bewley, Owner Hwy. 64 East 1-40 Exit Rsvl. 968-7850 Clayton's Produce Fresh fruits vegetables Wholesale Retail 968-5921 823 East 4th St. Rsvl. John's Music Center Inc. Everything in Music SMITHERS-POYNTER REALTY “Gateway to the Ozarks” We will be happy to assist you in your real estate needs. 968-2324 or 968-2210 2nd S. Ark. Rsvl. C L Cake Shoppe Birthday party room and bakery 968-7955 or 968-2606 919 E. 4th Rsvl. Dover Office C. L. Poynter 331-2081 Specializing in: farms, acreage, and residential properties. Russellville Office Marie Smithers 968-1100 ns 1 ATKIN’S PICKLE PLANT 109 South Griffin 641-2966 Atkins TACO HUT «4 Open 7 days a week . 7 HITS8JNS SDNtCl IIIVKI WITH '«( � � |I0 O� SOWN 968-5087 ' • • m 1020 North Arkansas Russellville fOST WALDO’S Restaurant 968-7800 East 4th Street 284-3101 Russellville Dover 331 -2684 Hector Sorrel’s Swain CARTER GROCERY Insurance Highway 7 North Russellville iNvHATtt-� URBER r ’TT Custom Made hi Hamburgers Agency 967-5481 641-7207 POTTSVILLE NURSERY 968-1410 215 East First Street Highway 64 East 968-7849 Atkins 1410 North Arkansas Pottsville Russellville 116 CORNWELL'S DRESS SHOPPE 'The place to buy Bobbie Brooks Sportswear 109 N. Front Dardanelle 229-3985 LUMBER CO..INC 968-7025 229-4601 201 South Front Street Dardanelle Haney's Pharmacy 641-7878 Atkins Shopping Center Atkins DOVER PHARMACY When in Dover, Dover Pharmacy wants to see you 331-2133 Market Street Dover WILEY'S GARAGE AND SERVICE 641-7950 101 East Main Merle Norman Cosmetics Try before you buy Hours: 8 a m.—6 p.m. 968-6690 515 E. 5th St. Russellville Atkins lOU 968-6322 112 North Commerce Russellville Main Plaza Shopping Center Russellville 968-3485 Qt R; Uj Oj Sjf ,� « Courtesy and Service Russellville 968-2456 Atkins 641-2397 Plainview 272-4291 Ron's Auto Trim Custom Interiors 968-7491 Hwy. 64 East Russellville CROW MT. EXXON Main Barber Shop Featuring Markham Products Q 641-2100 H 215 East Main j Atkins a E ON 641-8905 Atkins CAMPBELL S SHOES Shoes For The Family lack ludy Thacker, Owners 968-4433 115 N. Commerce Russellville Co S p 968-2049 915 South Arkansas Russellville 117 M Fine Quality Foods Mrs. )o Lay, Checker Owned and operated by the McCuin Family 118 Hector, Arkansas Phone: 284-3255 BANK OF DOVER Serving you since 1905 It pleases us to please you Home Office Dover 331-2121 Teller Brenda Housley Hector Office Hector 284-3341 119 VANCE ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts—Title Insurance Alfred C. Vance, President 968-5405 105 West Main Street Russellville, Arkansas Sales - Installation - Service DON AND LARRY’S PLUMBING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Don Owens 284-4554 Larry Owens 968-5883 2 1 4 miles southwest of Hector on highway 27 Compliments of Ernest Powers Pope County Clerk Compliments of Reese Caudle Pope County Circuit Clerk Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Ermil Grant Pope County Judge Compliments of James Nora Bradley Compliments of Larry Darter Pope County Sheriff Compliments of SSS 1979 Alumni Officers President— Ralph Sikes Vice President— Ernest Owens Secretary— Joann Hays 120 PENNINGTON SHOE STORE SHOP PRINCE TRACTOR % J New - Used Farm - Industrial Equipment Day: 968-7005 or Night: 967-5089 Hwy. 7 South Russellville Open: Mon.-Sat. 8:30-5:30 Thermoairs Companv Work Boots, Cowboy Boots, Belts, Mens Dress Shoes, Ladies Boots and Moccasins. of RUSSELLVILLE Complete shoe repair 968-6840 968-4559 For emergencies call 968-3776 205 N. Commerce Rsvl. 1800 W. C. PI. Russellville JOHN HICKEY MAINTENANCE CO. Ninllnf. SanAkl«iiin| G«ntral Main . PI� . HI 74II Mvy.71 FAST SfHVICi ptopl • Phone: 968-7488 Highway 7 T Russellville 121 As we come to the closing of the 1978-79 year, we would like to say that tin Living End section of the annual has always been an en- jovable part to work with. These arc pictures from activities we have had this year in which all tin student body has had fun partici- pating in. Top Ki lil: Hie student I tody was aroused when they reeei e l message from L'KO’s. Rollout I .ell: ' 1 know I have trouble find- ing girls. hul lilt-� i ridieulous! Rollout Kiirtil: IBooks like Walter gels liis egg seramlded. Next Pag : To|� la ft: Lord. please forgive the teachers, for ihey know not whal lhe do.” Top Right: Romeo laiyinon receives lit- tle l� n« r of the Year Ward. Middle | ft: This is the last time we are going to piek on those little ninth graders. Rollout la ft: “It lical placing the faeultvr Roitom Right: Th e school reallv enjoyed the visit from the ir Korcc Rand. 124 Index A Brnlge . Johnnv 43. 89. 92 Brock. McIim M). 92 A A Sal,- ServH-r Brown, liar tiara 12. 70. 42 Abstract. Vince 120 Brown. Eulrne 82 Adav. I.vie 83 Brown. Ijmonl KM) Aday. Wesley 4. 43. 73. 75 16 Brown. Metodv KM Allivon. Arm 8. 10. 12. 45 70. 42 Butt. CK 83 AUiaon. Billv 4. 5.9.10.14.27.21.32.34.52.53.54,60.47. Bull Joe 76 22. 44) Bull Nan 79 Andenon. Tina 7. 9. 54. 19. 60 Burch. Bovve 76 Another World 111 Burch. I� n 98 Ark Beaut v Shool 110 Burch. Norma 82 A� hlev. Anita 90. 92 Burn� . Ruth 80 A hlev. Glory 100 Burn� . Shirtev 96 Ashlev. Jo Ann 9. 67 Bum� . Treva 98. 55 A� hlev. Toma 94 Bum� . Troy Office Machine Ashley. Warren 62. 73 Butler. Donna 92 Alhey, Pat� v 82 Bvnum. Jennifer 106 Alhry. Paul 5. 20. 64 Bvmm. Ik-anna 6. 8. |3. 67 Atkin� Pu-kle Plant 116 Bvmm. Brian 102 B Bvrum. Todd 43. 44. 70 Baker. Julia 94 Baker. Rav Truckmc 109 Ballard. Jrnnifrr 96 Ballard. Shem 102 Bank uf Atkin 113 Hank of Dover I 19 Hamhou� e. DrWnr S. 27. S0. 52. 56. 60 Bartlett. Jimmv 44. 70 Bartlett. Opal 76 Bario... Krnnv 8, 10. 32. 52. Si. 60. 40 Barlon. Rh4« 43. 44, 73 Barton. Star 98 BASEB ALL 40 BASKETBALL JR BOYS 44 BASKETBALL. JK GIRLS 45 B ASKETBALL PEE WEE 91 BASKETBALL SR BOYS 34 BASKETBALL SR GIRLS 36 BASKETBALL 7th GRADE 90 Balterv Center 114 Baurr. DeWavne 64 Bartrr. Sandra 5. 6. 7. 10. 21. 36. 38. 39. 54. 60. 42 Reachamp. Michael 106 Braver� . Angela 106 Beaverv Br� «n 104 Heaver� . I '.hr� � 88. 98 Beaver� . Johnnv Rav 88. 91. 96 Bril. Gina l(M) Bell Greg 32. 34. 67. 24 Bell. Jame� 106 Bell Johnnv 53. 78. 79. 29 Bell. Mark 91.9 , Bell Tim 89. 92 Bennett. Carolvn 8. 68. 79 Bennett. ( indv 8. 12. 45. 70 Berganim. Karen 45. 73 BETA CliJR H� g T Kam.lv Restaurant 111 Birge. Bek. 67 Btrge. laDonna 7. 9, 54. 60 Birge. Sandra 7. 9. 54, 60 Blarkford. Donna 46. 92 Blackford. Mm hell� - 106 Bla. kf.K� l Tire 110 Blackwell Urrv 102 Blackwell. Lhimt 5. 9. 67 Blackwell. William 54. 60 Blair. Dan 81 Blair. Jtdinnv 104 Blair. Shelia 91. 94 Blalark. Billv 81 Blala. k. lie arid 43. 44. 73 Blalark. Randall 67 Blalark. Spencer 43. 44. 70 Blala. k. Steve 43. 73 BLIa. k. Stuart 88. 91. 94 Bohan an. Jame� 34. 52. 55. 40. 60. 62 Bo lev Auto Mart 1 14 Bowden. Kenny 98 Boyer. Brent 104 Bore. Donna 12. 73 Bone. Rhonda 90. 92 Brad lev. Jame� 120 Branch. Charlotte 91. 96 Branch. David 67 Branch. Krankie 67 Branch. Nan.-v 96 Branch. Paul 62. 70 Braahear. Me. heir 12 46. 73 Bridge� . Carolyn 5. 7. 9. 27. 55. 60 Bodge� . Jamie 88, 91. 96 Bridge� . Janet 70 Bodge� . Joel 104 126 C Camplirll. I,� ri. 88. 106 Campbell Shoe� 117 (.amphell. Toma 98 Campbell Stai v KM Campbell. Tv ilia 106 :arruth. Dee 12. 45. 73, 16. 42 Camay � Rum Tire Gi. 114 Carter’� Radiator Shop Carter'� Grw-erv 116 Cale� . Darrel 106 l ate� , David 106 C.alhey. Pmnv 9. 67 Caudle. Reece 120 Caudle-Brit ten am-Stan dodge ( enlun llouw- C A I) Drug Store 117 Chamber� . Kim 92 Chamber� . Suranne 9. 62, 67 Chamber� . Waller 12. 73 Champion. Kav 12. 73. 75 CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL 38 CHEERIilADERS FOOTBAI I 39 CHEERLEADERS JR 4 , Chnum. Bet tv 64 Chiaum. Billv 100 Chiftum. Brenda 92 Chuurn. Dougla 94 Chi� um. Gene 10. 21. 32, 55. 60 Chuum. Jetla 70 Chuum. Melinda 96 Chnum. Phvlli� 104. 84 Chnum. Rioter 100 Chnum. Scotty 98 Chnum. Ijwunna 94 Chnum. Sheila 102 Chnum. Sherry 102 Chnum. Tanva 6. 8. 9. 67 Chnum. Timothv 98 Chnum. Wendell 43. 73 Choate. Kevin 102, 84 Chaatet K il� nd 81 CHOIR. JR I CHOIR SR 13 Chronlater. David 96 Chrunnter. Elma 82 Chroniater. Bet tv 9. 21. 55. 60 Chrunnter. Carolyn 94 Chronuter. J. L 70 Chnmnler. Janet 104 Chronirter. Theresa 8. 12. 46. 70 Church. Imm 104 Church. Robbie 92 Churchill Chris 12. 45 70. 8. 47. 42 Chur, hill. Mae De«, 91. 94 Clanrv. Duane 64 Cianrv. Glenn 43. 44. 70. 42 Clavton’� Produce 115 Clinton. Bill 28 lobum. David 88. 98 Cochran, Mark 96 Cochran. Tony 12. 70 (Coffman. IV-bra 12. 73 Coffman. Jimmv 94 Coffman. Rim 104 (Uiffman. Manda ('.off man. Mark 67 Coffman. Richard 102 Coffman. Roger 62. 64 Coffman. Roger 102 Coffman. Susan 88. 91. 86 Coffman. Tncia 106 (.ollin� , Annahelle 73 Collin� . Glen 94 Collin� . Stanford Collin� . Jim 88. 16 Collm� . Karen 70 Collin� . Ruaaeil 88. 96 Colonial Flower Shop 112 Condley. Re, kv 8. 67 (Uilom Shop I 17 (Umdlev. Rohhv 12. 73 (amdlev. Brian 74 Condlev. Davitl 67 Condley. Denni� 91. 91. 86 lundlrv, Don 71. 42 ('•ondlev. Mil hell 102 Condlev, Sherrv KM) (Condlev. Steve 67 Condlev. Stewart KM) Condlev. T«wld 102 Cook. J« e Don 104 Cook. Randv 8 ). 92 CooL Wavne 71 . Copeland. Jaw� n KM (.omwell Dm� Shoppe ||7 Cotton. Sabrina KM) iU wan. Goodwin 115 Cracker, lama 102 Crow. Anna 9. 67 Crow. Dannv 88. 9� Crow, Bill 71 Craw. Jam-t 11. 12. 13. 70. 71. 79. 87 Crow Mt. E non 117 Culwell. Aaron |()6 Cuhrrll Janet 74 Culwell. Johnnie 12 Curii� . «lona 74 Curti� . Paul 71 C A I. Cake Shoppe 115 D Darter, Keith 102 Darter, lam 120 Darter. Sandra 102 Darter. Sara 106 Davi� . Eddie |(M) Davi� , Randv 43. 89. 92. 86 Davi� . Shellv 5. 8. 9. It). 36. 38. 39. 68 Davi� . Tami 5. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 20. 36. 64 Dee Dee'� Plat e D. E. Bril ten urn A Aiumm.||| Derrvberrv. Tammy KM) Dillard. Ronald 94 Divon. Rodnev 12. 44. 74. 42 DRILL TE AM II Dnakill Allan 34. 55. 60. 47.. 40 Dri� kill. Deanna 12. 45. 71. 15 42 Driakill Sandra 13. 68 Don A lam' Plumbing 120 Duh’� San ilal ion | 11 (Xiver Pharma, v 117 Duncan. Elaine 71 Duncan. Jack 123 Duncan. Kenneth 98 E Eabridge. Hold� 43. 74 Cartridge. Doug 32. 68 Eartndgr, Meli� � a 98 Ellis. Allen KMi Emerson. Carol 102 Emerson. Jimmv 32. 68. 40 F FBI.A 7 FCA 10 FHA H FT A 9 Farm Bureau In� . 112 Krlkins. Timmv 88. 91. 94 Fillion. Bold� Joe KM FillHMi. (Minnie 94 Fillion. Gene 94 Mander� . Jason 94 Mander� . I.vnn 88. 98 FOOTBALL JR 43 FOOTBALL PEE WEE 88 FOOTBALL SR 32 Fur,I Jeremv 98. 85 Ford. Michael 88 Ford. Shawna 104 Ford. Twila 92 Ford. Wanda 12. 45 1 Foder. Norma 9. 68. 76. 79 I’uvnUin. Alr� HH, 91 F� «ntam. rwSAUI V IS. 21. SS. 60 r.tmUM. Todd Ml I Franklin. (4r« |(U Franklin. Mart Ha V 64 79 Frmnan. 91. 9S Freeman. OinM Kill Freeman. (Hanna I M Donald i 6 4S. 70. 71 Fm-man. knin •4.1. 44. 74 Fryman, law 74. 42 Freeman. Rrpna 12. 14. 74 Freeman. Rh M da 6 6 9. 11. 13. 68. 23 FrrriMn. Km h 21. SS. SS 1 Freeman. Slrtr 64. 29 Frmnan. Tw.lla 102. H4 Fulmer. Rnki 90, 92 f Fulmer. Charlotte 96 Wmrf. I an da HO c Gardner. Tom 6. 32. 62. 68. 42 Gamgu . Gail 82 I'arnnini� . |nr 14. 64 Garmon. Jam -� 44. 74. 42 (arrMin. JwH 91 Garrw � n. J x� -ph 96 Garmon. Manuel 43. 71 Garmon. Mubelle 102 t Garmon. K -gma 8. 45, 71. 42 Garmon. Sheer 12. 4S. 74. 102 Garmon. SHonda KM) Garmon. Sown 12. 71. 42 Garmon. Ton 96. 86 Gar . Ton 43. 44. 74 Grnr’a Fainil Mark� i Gentr . Du an - 96 Gillir� . Mi ha -1 Gill � , Glen KM) Gillie . Sheer 92 Gillie . Tamm 96 (mar . Bi-nn KM Goal - . Ib-Wavne 102 I (male . Tamm 88. 91 (oMlfrt . Frank di Godfrey. la-ora 12. V� . 74 Godfrev. Trma 92 (««HMlrn. S)rphi-n (4 Gooden. S ai 12. 74. 42 food t ar. S-oO 74 (miodvrar. Slone 71 (nxidvrar. Tamm ‘16 Gowin. Brvrrl 80 Gihhi. Ja k 76. 87 Gowin. Philip 62 Graham. J. C. 43. 44. 71 Grant. Krmil 120 Gray. Grain K 6 Gray. Kenn 98 Gray. Pmn 93 Gray. Randall 81 Gray. K� « k 81. 91 Gra . Ton 64. 2 Gregory. Frank 20. .34. 47. 23. 40 Gregor . Mall!� � 106 Gregor . Tamm 88. 91. 96 H Hair . Dunmr 18. 34. 64. 16. 24. 29. 40 Hair . Ton 98 Hall. Brmda 102 Hall. Farrell Jr 9« Hall. Jimm KM Hallum. Bobb e 81. 91 Hamilton. EKia 89. 93 Hamilton. Jranir .16. 68 Hamilton. Jody 88. 91. 96 Hamilton. Pam 4. 74 Hamilton. Prtrx ia 102 Hamilton. Rand 74 t Hamilton. Ra m � n.l 2� . 12. 64 Hampton. Ghm 102 Hampton. Dann 106 Hampton. Debbie % Hampton. Jranir KM Hampton. Strvr 93 Han - ’� Pharma 117 Hanna. Joe 20. 64. 42 Harmon. Mikr Harper. Jan 7.9. 13.64 Harm. Cheer 102 Harm Terr 106 Haw Jan «e 4.7. 8.9. II. 14. SO. 52. 56 Hegrman. Hebe . a 102 Hretor Cafe I IS Helton. Ga 88. 91. 97 Hector Tevaro 113 Helton. RirHie 88. 9|. 95 Hemmer. Donna 86 99 Hrmnrf. I wn KM. 84 Hendron. J d n 14. 42 Hendron. Mark 56 62. 42 H «hr. Glen 102 Henke, hell 88. 99 llenrv Matlh - 106 llerm. F.luaheth KM Herrwtg. Hr k 99 Herring. IH-U a n - 26 KM Herring. Sand 97 Hn4e . John 121 Hi he . Iju 95 Hdl law 88. 99 Hill. Prte 41 93 Hill. Tim 14 20. 32. 34. 64. 6S. 47. 40 Mill. Tma 9. 11. 62. 65 Hill Walter 12. 44. 74. 42 Hill. W antla 8. 12. 71 Hill. W illiam 89. 93 H n krnhrrr . Hru 62. 71 Hit King P«nt Rr t 116 tU kenhecrv Ilu I 89. 93 ll.M kenherr . Tim 18. 34. 56. 47. 42. 25 Hogan. Ja k 43. 71 Holla!NMigh. hell KM HOMECOMING. BASKETBALL 16. 17 HOMECOMING. FOOTBALL 14. IS HOMF.GOMING. GRADE SCHOOL � 4. 87 Hon. Hran l n 93 Hopper, lani 62. 21. 38. 19. 52. S3. S6 Horn. Dann 100. 85 Horn. Ren ' - 12. 74 Motive. J. IX |IM) llowe. Renee 107. 84 Houdev. Greg 65 Howell. Kohrrt KM IIudw� n. Brent 103 KikWmi. Dal 74 lludwMi. J � hn Da i l 91. 95 Hudvon. ha.. 10. .16. 45. S3. 78. 90. 29 Hud mi. l.« Miard 81 Hudaotl. Sean 88. 9|. 95. 86 HodwMi. Todd 102 Huffman. Mm hael 99 Huffman. Shannon 107. 84 Huffman. Tamm KM) Hull Alta 62. 74 Hull. Ho nda 101 Hull hath H. 20. 62. 65 Hull. Hand 91.97 Hull Rwaell KM Humphrr . Srn ld 4. 08. i9 Humphre . G.hnMine 83 llumpre Funeral Serva e 112 Humphr - . Wendell 99 Hurle . Brian 99 Hurlev. Margie 95 Hurle . Marp.rie 103 llurfe . Mm harl 9| I Intentate Shell 112 INTRSMlRSE VOIJEYBALL lev. I).Min 12. 71 Iv . Juliu 83 J Jarkaon. Robbie Jaek'a Aut . Part. Ill Ja k« n. Robert 62. 65 John Mu.m 115 Johnaon. l)o le 43. 44. 71 J miw Frank 65 Jonra, Mele ia 74 JtMim, Robert 71 Jordan. Shann hi KM Jordan. Wede 91. 97 K Key. Ghna hdhum'a GrtM-rrv 111 hinatow hlean har IIS L lame. I-r n l-angford. Roger 6. 97 I Hue. Donna 78. 79 laak. Karen |0. 39. 65. 13. 20. 36. 38. 42. 24 l aunm«. John 10. 43. 44. 62. 71 l umw. ha 4. S. 7.8. 9. 10. 21. 36. 38. 39. 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