Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

Chris Warren hands out cokes at the football appreciation party. Johnny Bridges really knows how to get on a person’s nerves. Gail Lay takes a “grin and bear it” attitude. Brian Brown and Tim Small show the lazy man’s way to study English. Cindy Paris and Theresa Chronister share a joke in study hall. 2 Mechele says, “This is going to be another nail- biting tests.” Hector has its own version of three monkeys “Speak No Evil”, “Hear No Evil”, and “See No Evil” better known as Becky Menge. Sandy Herring and Christie Palmer. 3 Amy Louise Allison James D. Bartlett Cindy Michele Bennett Spencer Blalack Theresa Gail Chronister Christia D’Ann Glenn Douglas Clancy Tony Cochran Churchill Regina Marie Senior officers and sponsors include Brent Lee, president; Jimmy Walker, Garrison secretary treasurer; Jan Melton, vice-president; sponsors, Nancy Pack, Jim Staggs, and Jimmy Stroud. Senior Superlatives These seniors have been elected by their classmates as superla- tive examples of the Class of ’82. UI Wittest- Deanna Driskill and Wayne Cook 6 Boy’s and Girl’s State representatives- Chuck Linker, Theresa Chronister and Jimmy Walker.____________________________ 7 Susan Bess Garrison Frederick Hays Goodyear Wanda Lynn Hill Donny Ivy Doyle Wayne Johnson John Wesley Launius e XT- What are Doyle and Elaine cooking up here? Julia Gail Lay Brent Allen Lee Johnny Lee Loveland Charles P. Linker Vincent Edward Ledbetter Bobby Lee Lusk Brian Keith Marable LaDonna Martin Seniors Todd Byrum and Spencer Blalack make plans for chasing girls on the weekend. No one is ever sure what they’re up to. Jetta Chisum and Susan Garrison demonstrate their cooking ability in home economics. Jan Melton and Deanna Driskill study for a shorthand test. Wayne Cook demonstrated the effect of mixing hydrochloric acid with magnesium in his speech class. Sandy Williams can’t believe her accounting problem came out balanced. LaDonna Martin and Brent Lee demonstrate a handbook No-No which forbids bodily contact on campus. J.C. demonstrates a new reading technique- reading with your eyes closed. Unfortunately, you don’t get the book read that way. And then there is William, we don’t exactly know what his problem was this day. Jimmy Walker and Wayne Cook seem to be in a daze. I wonder what was on that film strip they were watching. 12 Jan Renee Melton Sandra Gene Pruitt Terry Eugene Small Michael W. Tackett Hayley Michelle Tester Billy Joe Turney James Darell Walker Sondra Denise Williams Amy Louise Allison-Drill Team-2; Basketball 1.2; Junior Play Cast-3; Choir 1.2; FCA 2,3,4; FTA-4; FHA 1,2,3.4; FBLA-4. James Don Bartlett-Basketball-1; Junior Play-3; VICA 3,4; VICA Welding Class Parliamentarian. Cindy Michele Bennett Who’s VVho-3, Senior Class Most School Spirit; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Track District Runner Up 2,3; Football Cheerleader 3.4, Captain-4; Junior Play Cast-3; Choir 1; FCA 1.2.3,4; FBLA 1,2,3.4; FT A 2,3,4. Secretary-3; FHA 1,2X4. Historian-2. President-3; Quill Scroll-4. Treasurer-4. James Spencer Bialack-Football-2; Basketball 2 ,4. Darrel Todd Byrum-Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball-3; Junior Play Cast 3; Choir-1; FBLA-4; Quill Scroll-4, Assistant Editor 4. Jetta Lou Chisum-Junior Play Stagehand-3; Choir-1; FTA 2,3,4; Jessie Louis Chronister Theresa Gail Chronister-Girl’s State-3; Football Cheerleader 1,2; Basketball Cheerleader 1.2; Junior Play Cast-3; Choir 1.4; FBLA 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Beta 3.4, Secretary-4. Christia D’Ann Churchill-Senior Class Most Athletic; FCA Sweetheart-2; KARY Basketball Dream Team 1.3; Track District High Point Person 1,3; Track Most Valuable Player 2,3; Basketball All District 1,3; Basketball Best Offensive Player-3; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 1,2,3; State Meet 2.3; District Runner Up 2.3; Junior Play Cast-3; Choir-1; FHA 1,2,3.4, Historian-3; FCA 1.2.3- FTA 2 3 4- FBLA 1,2,3,4; Glenn Douglas Clancy-Who’s Who-3. Senior Class Most Studious, Most Likely To Succeed; Governor’s School-3; Most Outstand ing Math Student 2,3; Most Outstanding Shop Student-3; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball-1; Track 1.2,3.4; Junior Play Cast-3; Choir 4; Bets 2.3,4, Vice-President 3,4; FBLA-4. President-4; Tony M. Cochran-Choir-1. Don Allen Condley-Track 1,2; Basketball Manager-4; Junior Play Cast-3; VICA 3,4. Samuel Wayne Cook-Senior Class Wittiest; Junior Play Cast-3. Paul Allen Curtis-Machine Shop Vo-Tech Outstanding Student-3. Deanna Lee Driskill-Senior Class Wittiest; Sophomore Class Vice-President-2; Freshmen Maid; Football Homecoming Queen-3; Senior Class Usher-3; Student Council-4; Basketball 1.2; Junior Play Cast-3; Choir-1; FHA 2,3,4. Reporter-3; FCA 2,3.4. Vice- President-3. Charlotte Elaine Duncan-Junior Play Stagehand-3; Choir 1,2; FTA 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4. Regina Maria Garrison-Basketball 1,4; Track 1,2; Junior Play Student Director 3; Choir-1; FTA 2.3,4; FHA I.2.3.4. Susan Bess Garrison-Junior Play Cast-3; Choir 1,2. Fredirick Hays Goodyear-Choir-1. Jimmie (J.C.) Charles Graham-Who’s Who-3, Senior Class Best Dressed. Most Sch w l Spirit; Class President 2.3; FCA Sweetheart Escort-3; Student Council President-4. Representative-3; Governor’s Conference; Pope County Champs 1; Plainview Runner Up-1; Baseball 2.3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Track-1.4; Junior Play Cast-3; Choir-4; FCA 2,3,4. Secretary-2, Vice-President-3. President-4 FBLA 4. Kathy Marie Helton-Senior Class Biggest Flirt; Typing Award-2; FTA-3; FBLA-4. Wanda Lynn Hill-Who’s Who-3; FBLA Sweetheart-3; Governor’s Conference-4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 2,3,4; Track District Runner Up 2,3; State Meet 2,3; Junior Play Cast-3; Choir-1.4; Reporter 4; Beta 2,3.4. Secretary Treasurer-3; FBLA 1,2,3,4 FCA 1,2.3.4; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1.2,3,4. Donald R. Ivy-Electronics; VICA 3.4. Doyle W ayne Johnson-Senior Class Biggest Flirt; Baseball Most Valuable Player 3; Baseball All District 3; Pope County Champs 1; Plainview Runner Up-1; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketall 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2; Junior Play Cast-3; FCA 1,2,3,4. John Wesley Launius Who’s W’ho-3; FBLA Escort -3; Student Council 1.2; Governor’s Conference-4; Basketball pope County Champs-1; Plainview Runner Up-1; Football tt.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4; Junior Play Cast-3; FCA 1.2.3.4, Secretary Treasurer 2,4; Vice-President-1; Julia Gail Lay-Who’s Who-3, Senior Class Cutest Couple. Class Maid-1. FHA Sweetheart 3. Senior Class Usher 3. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1,2,3.4, Football Cheerleader 2,3.4. Co-Captain 4. Junior Play Cast-3, Choir-1. FHA 1.2,3,4, Song leader 2,4, Vice President-3, Federation Song Leader 3. FCA 1,2,3,4, tiirPa Huddle Pretident-3, FTA 1,2,3,4, FBI,A 1,2,3,4; Vince K. Ledbetter-Electronics Vice-President-3, Electronic� Parliamentarian , State Parliamentarian 4. State leadership Confer- ence 3.4. Kegional leadership Conference 4, United States Skill Olympica 4. VICA Begum 2 3 Statesman Award 4, VICA Arkansas Statesman Award 4, Football 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4, Junior Play Cast-3, VICA 3,4, FCA-4, 4-H 3,4; Brent Allen lee Who's Who 3, Senior Class Most Talkative, (Mass Vice-Preeident 3, Claaa President 4, Basketball Homecoming Escort 1. FCA Escort 2, Senior Class Usher 3. Student Council Vice President 4, Basketball All District 1, Pope County Champs 1, Plainview Invitational Runner Up 1. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Track 1,3,4, Junior Play Ca� t-3, Choir 1, M A 1,2,3,4, FBLA- 4; Charles P Linker-Class President 2, Student Council Kseort 2, Student Council Representative-2, Boys State-3, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 4, Junior Play Cast 3; Johnny Lee Loveland Football 4, Track-4; Bobby Lee Lusk Track 4, Baseball 4, Football-4, Junior Play Cast 3; Brian Keith Marable Quill Scroll Kseort 3, Junior Play Cast-3, Choir-1, Qudl Scroll 3,4, Photographer 3.4; LaDonna C.ail Martin Track 4. FHA 4. FCA 4. Secretary Treasurer 4, FTA-4, Beta Club-4; Brian Keith McC.owan-VlCA Student Council Treasurer 4, Career Center Auto Mechanics President 4. Basketball-1, Baseball-2, Junior Play Stagehand-3; Jan Renee Melton Class Friendliest, Class Vice-President-4, Football Homecoming Queen-4, Class Favorite-2. Basketball 1,2,3.4, Track 1.2.3.4, Junior Play Cast-3. FCA 1,2,3,4. FHA 1,2.3.4. Vice President-4; Kari Beth Morris-Choir-4. Senior Class Most Talkative; T.onus Paul Morris-Senior Class Friendliest, ('lass Treasurer-3, Homecoming Kseort-1,3, Class Favorite-3. Outstanding Auto Me- chanics Student 3. Basketball 1.2,4. Baseball-2. VICA 3,4, Auto Mechanics Secretary; ('indy Sue Paris Senior Class Most Studious Most Likely To Succeed. Football Maid 3. Beta Sweetheart-3, Student Council Representative-3, ('«overnors Conference-3. School Knglish Award-2,3, Junior Play Cast-3, Choir 1,3,4. President-4, FTA 2,3,4; Sandra C.ene Pruitt Drill Team 2. Basketball-1. Football Cheerleader-4, Basketball Cheerleader-4, Choir-1, FHA 1,2,3,4, FTA 2.3,4; Barbara Brown Race-All-Region Choir-1, Track I. Junior Play Cast-3, Choir 1,2,3. Knsemble 1,2. FHA-1, FTA-3; Linda Darlene Reno-Class Favorite-3, Drill Team-2, Basketball-1, Track-1. Junior Play Cast-3, Choir 1,2; Jonna Kay Schierbaum-FTA-4. FHA 1,2.4; Terry Kugene Small Who's Who-3. Senior Class Most Athletic Cutest Couple, FHA Escort-3, Head Usher for Senior Class. Class Favorite-1. Basketball All District 1.2.3. Best Offensive Player-3. Pope County Runner Up-1, Plainview Invitational Runner Up-1, Basketball 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Junior Play Prop Committee-3, FCA 1.2.3.4; Muheal Wayne Tackett Class Favorite-3, First Place Arkansas VICA Opening Closing Ceremony. VICA Vice-President 3.4; Hayley Michelle Tester Who’s Who-3. Senior ('lass Best Dressed. Homecoming Maid-2, Drill Team-2. Senior Class Usher 3. School History Award 2.3, School Science Award 3. FHA I.2.3.4.Secretary-2. Pianist-3. President-4. FTA 2,3,4, Beta Club 3,4, FBLA 2,3; Billy Joe Turney-Football-1. Junior Play Cast-3, VICA 3,4: James Darell Walker Class Secretary Treasurer 4. Student Council Treasurer-4. Student Council Representative-3, Boy’s State-3. Track 3.4. Football 4. Junior Play Cast-3. Beta Club-4.' FCA-4; Basketball Manager 2.3, Football Manager-3; David 1.. Walton-Football 2.3,4. VICA 3,4; Maria Lee Wey Class Favorite 1. Student Council-1, Choir-1. FHA; Sondra Denise Williams-Who's Who-3, Class Secretary 1,3, FHA Sweetheart-2, Student Council Secretary-4. Junior Play Cast-3, Choir 1. FBLA 1.2.3.4. Secretary-2. Vice-President-4. FHA 1.2.3.4, Secretary 3,4, FTA 2,3,4. Beta Club 3,4; Juniors become good money- raisers as they prepare for the Prom Wesley Aday Ricky Barton Karen Berganini Gerald Blalack Donna Boze Mechele Brashear Bryan Brown Michelle Bull Donnie Byrum Ronnie Byrum In addition to junior activities many juniors are leaders in other school groups. Here Donna Spencer helps the cheerleaders in a fund raising project. The sale of homecoming corsages is a favorite project. W’alter Chambers Brenda Chisum Debbie Coffman Annabelle Collins Bobby Condley Brian Condley lh The junior class officers are seated: Rodney Dixon, representative; Gary McDonald, president; standing are Johnny Bell, sponsor; Janice Owens, sponsor; Dee Carruth, vice president; Donna Spencer, secreta ry treasurer; and Sandra Stapleton, sponsor. Johnnie Culwel! Adona Curtis Rodney Dixon Kevin Freeman Lisa Freeman Regina Freeman J.D. Garrison Tim Gary Scott Gooden Scotty Goodyear Pam Hamilton Randy Hamilton Walter Hill Renee Horn Dale Hudson Alta Hull Melecia Jones Cindy Justice 17 One of the juniors money-raising projects was a rock-a-thon. Juniors Johnnie Culwell, Melecia Jones. Regina Freeman. Mechele Brashears, Donna Boze, Scotty Goodyear, Gary McDonald. Dee Carruth and Sherry Melton participated. Dary Laymon Cheryl McCool Gary McDonald Bruce Melton Mark Melton Sherry Melton Jim Petty Dee Carruth’s leg warmers are an example of one of the clothing fads popular this year. Hospital clothing and the “preppy” styles were also big on campus. James Pruett Marvin Randle Tim Small Gloria Smith Donna Spencer Karen Weatherman 18 Sophomores look forward to being in senior sports Tim Bell Honda Boze Donna Branch Johnny Bridges Donna Butler Wendell Chisum Robbie Church Deborah Clark Robin Clark Sherie Collins Randy Cook Randy Davis Kim Freeman Becky Fulmer Sherry Gillies Back To School Blues After an extra week off for snow many of the sophomores had trouble getting back to the books. Record low temperatures and snow gave students an unexpected vacation. After sleeping late, watching T.V., and kickin' back, it was hard to concentrate on English. Here Rhonda Pack, Joann Helton, and Becky Fulmer make an effort to get back in the swing of things. 19 Biology, seemingly every- one’s favorite subject, does more for some than oth- ers. Margaret Turney, in the background, doesn’t look very enthusiastic about it. David Owens is “proud as a peacock’’ as he does some free advertising for channel 4. Unfortu- nately, he found Keith Marahle’s camera instead of the Live Eye, and Ka- ren Warren thinks it’s very comical. Trenna Godfrey Fenny Gray Elvis Hamilton Joann Helton Mary Kay Hendron William Hill Brandon Hon Becky Laymon Bruce Link Regina Linker 20 Mike Loveland Ronald Lusk Mary Lou McAlister Guinn Norton David Owens Melissa Pack Rhonda Pack Randall Palmer Mark Proctor Robin Pruett Margaret Turney Chris Warren Karen Warren Michael Wells Ronald Westbrook Sophomore officers and sponsors include: David Owens, president; Randy Davis, secretary treasurer; Frank Stapleton, sponsor; Mary Lou McAlister, vice-president; and Joan Palmer, sponsor. Dana Reno Daron Robertson Trina Swann 21 Freshmen finally get to be a class instead of a grade Julia Baker Donna Blackford Sheila Blair Stuart Blalack Lawonna Chisum Mae Dean Churchill William Cochran Jimmy Coffman Glenn Collins Melissa Collins Dennis Condley Danny Crow Jeff Duncan Donna Engle Tim Felkins Amee Frew Lisa Harmon Richie Helton Liz Hickey John Hudson Sean Hudson Lynn I aymon Susan McCutcheon Paul Miller Cindy Molloy Gina Muncy Vicki Owens Theresa Pack Jena Parrish Mandy Parrish 23 Class Officers are Teresa Pack, vice president; Corine Tesch, president; Angie Skinner, stu- dent council representative; Lisa Harmon, secretary treasurer. Class sponsors are Bob Wastson and Martha Franklin. Greg Proctor Cynthia Rackley JaNiece Rackley Trisha Rackley Roxanne Ramsey Dolen Renfro Russell Rich David Rudder Angie Skinner Bobby Smith Marty Swann Corine Tesch Michelle Thalman Angela Tryon Tammy Wilson 24 Eighth graders enjoy getting involved in junior high activities Jennifer Ballard Johnny Beavers Mark Bell Charlotte Branch Nancy Branch Jamie Bridges Stephan Burchard Ann Burris Sandra Chisum Melinda Chisum Carolyn Chronister Mark Cochran Susan Coffman The eighth grade English class loves having their picture taken, especially when it distracts the class. Sponsors and Officers include John Muncy, treasurer; Ashley Fountain, secretary; Melody Helton, vice- president; Randy Lay, student council representative; Mark Bell, president; Sponsors Evelyn Evans and Norma Foster. Clyde Collins Jim Collins Russell Collins Rhonda Duvall Ava Ford Ashley Fountain Chester Frew Charlotte Fulmer Jody Garrison Tammy Gillies Tammy Goates Tammy Goodyear Tammy Gregory Jody Hamilton Kevin Hays 26 Melody Helton Sandy Herring Lisa Holt Wesley Jordan Roger Langford Randy Lay Wendy Lay Danny Laymon Tommy Lombardi Becky Marlin Carla McCuin Holly McKellar Claudine Melton Keith Morris John Muncy Paul Newport Christie Palmer Jeff Petty Dana Robertson Ted Roe Roger Standridge Linda Swann Kathy Voss Stacy Willcutt Greg Williams Stacey Wooten Looks like Ava and Mark are hard at work getting their history assignment. 27 Teachers just love to grade papers. Isn’t that right Ms. Owens? Mr. Stroud is trying to persuade somebody to go in the teachers lounge. It is an ugly place but someone has to go. Mr. Staggs is taking a relaxing coffee break in the teachers lounge. Trying to gather his wits for his next class. Mrs. Pack sings “Drummer Boy” at the beginning of the Christmas choir program. Principal Ronnie Lee is thinking up one of his famous quotes for the announcement sheet. 28 BUSINESS EDUCATION Jimmy Stroud COUNSELOR Norma Foster ENGLISH Jan Owens Sandra Stapleton HOME ECONOMICS Evelyn Evans LIBRARIAN Nan Bull MATH Johnny Bell James Staggs Mrs. Franklin looks like she’s having fun at one of the many surprise parties her freshman class threw in honor of her. Here it seems Corine Tesch wrings her hands as she waits to munch out. JO Roaming the halls is one of the teacher’s favorite pasttimes as it is the students’. Here Ms. Banks has hall duty as Mr. Stroud discuss matters of vital importance. Kay Launius got practical teaching experience assisting Mr. Stroud for one of her classes at ATU. SCIENCE Martha Franklin SHOP G.B. Swaim SPECIAL ED. Joan Banks MUSIC Nancy Pack PHYSICAL EDUCATION Frank Stapleton Ricky Gray Bob Watson 31 Pat Athey, TEACHERS Bobbye Swaim, AID BOOKKEEPER Jack Gowin, GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 32 School Board works for improvements The 1982 School Board mem- bers include: (Seated) Paul Allison, Opal Bartlett. Verlin Taylor; (standing) Duke Bew- ley and Mae Churchill. Major improvements brough about by the school board this year were the completion and dedication of the Joe D. Bull Cafetorium and the replace- ment of the gymnasium floor. Another major task that faced the school board this year was the threat of losing funds due to a delay in the completion of of the county re-assessment of property. Many hours of time are don- ated by the school board members in an effort to make Hector Public Schools oper- ate efficiently. School board officers are pictured in the top row. Opal Bartlett is president; Paul Allison, vice- president; and Verlin Taylor, secretary. Other school board members are Easter Mae Churchill and Ronald “Duke” Bewley. 13 In all sports the Wildcats give their all. This year’s basketball team showed this effort really has paid off. At top, the junior boys hustle as the Apaches try to block a shot. Bobby Lusk is on the heels of number 11 ready for a tackle. Below Brent Lee, Hector’s top point man, gets two more. Mary Kay Hendron ties the ball as Wanda Hill gets ready for a rebound. 34 Wildcats slaughter Lamar 46-0 Sitting- William Hill, Marvin Randle. Guinn Norton, Walter Chambers, Randy Davis, Johnny Bridges, Terry Mckinney, David Walton, Brian Brown, Kneeling-(Head Coach) Frank Stapleton, (statistician) LaDonna Martin, Dana Reno, Mike Loveland, Daron Robertson, Tim Bell, Mark Proctor, Chuck Linker. David Owens. Randy Cook, Bruce Melton, Ricky Barton, Jim Petty, (statistician) Dee Carruth, (assistant Coach) Bob Watson, Standing- Johnny Loveland, Walter Hill, Tim Gary, J.D. Garrison, Jimmy Walker, J.C. Graham, Vince Ledbetter, Glenn Clancy, James Pruitt. William McKellar, John Launius, Elvis Hamilton, Terry Small, Gary McDonald. Bobby Lusk. A W’ildcat has to scramble for his life. Hector Opponent 8 Perryville 20 0 Hackett 19 46 Lamar 0 0 Danville 32 6 Dover 21 49 Marshall 13 0 Charleston 21 12 Ola 13 30 Lavaca 0 36 The seniors leading the 1981-82 football team are: William McKellar, Terry Small, Chuck Linker, Glenn Clancy, J.C. Graham, Bobby Lusk, Jimmy Walker, John Launius, Vince Ledbetter, and David Walton. Ricky Barton says, “Don’t tug on Superman’s 37 Senior Cheerleaders Raise The Spirit Rhonda takes a break from cheering the Wildcats on against Dover to pose for a picture. Senior Cheerleaders are: bottom, Ronda Boze, Michelle Bull; standing, Donna Spencer, Sandi Pruitt, Gail Lay (Co-Captain); middle, Renee Horn, Cindy Justice; top, Chris Warren, Donna Butler, and Cindy Bennett (Captain). Chris and Cindy say defense against Dover. Senior Cheerleaders lead cheers to the crowd during the Homecoming Parade. J8 Senior Basketball Cheerleaders are: bottom, Sandi The senior football players really enjoyed the party Pruitt (co-Captain), Tosha Standridge (mascot), the cheerleaders threw for them. Michelle Bull (Captain); top, Chris Warren. Middle, the senior cheerleaders do a special cheer for their football players during V.I.P. week. Michelle shows a future cheerleader the ropes. Bottom, Chris and Amy cheer the Wildcats to another victory. 39 Wildcats Tourney The Hector Senior Boys ended their season with sixteen wins and seven losses. The won tin- tkm Invitational I otirnaint-nt and were runners up in the Pope County I '«ornament l iulrr the leadership t seniors Brent Lee. I .«■mis L rris. L. . , •lohnson. and l'err Snial'i. tin V:id.;it- gjSBGSB won sf en o! fight gamo tmm I’ope ' ount m honl We hope this season will hen� n a tradition ot winning h.isketl.al! t-r the Wildcats. WHI win Atkins Invitational Front row David Owens, Kevin Freeman. Jim Petty and Kicky Barton. Middle row Bonus Morris, Gary McDonald, Terry Small and Doyle Johnson. Top row Coach Ricky Gray, Walter Hill, J.D. Garrison. Tim Gary, Bret I ee and Assistant Coach Bob Watson Brent Lee has played basketball at Hector since the eighth grade. His honors include: All-District as a freshman in 1979, All-Dis- trict in his senior year, nominated to the All-Star team. Most Valuable Player, KARV Dream Team and Honorable Men- tion to Arkansas River Valley Dream Team in 1982. Terry Small's honors include: All-District in 1978; All-District and KARV Dream Team in 1979; All-District, KARV Dream Team, and Best Offensive Award in 1981; All-District and Best Rebounder Award in 1982. Doyle Johnson has played basket- ball at Hector since the eighth grade. His razzle dazzle plays at point position are his claim to fame. He’s always smiling even when he has a foul called on him. 40 Sr. Boys Hector Opponent 46 Wonderview 62 20 Dardanelle 27 48 l.arnar 40 51 Atkins 39 40 A bread 55 46 Ola 20 43 Dover 42 64 Lamar 39 59 Pottsftfele 46 52 A Clinton 45 49 Atkins 41 46 Ola 21 43 Sacred Heart 41 51 Atkins 44 34 Dover 36 59 Alread 49 30 Dardanelle 40 42 Dover 41 47 1 Alread 39 41 Dardanelle 46 55 •Dover 37 36 Atkins 35 41 Wonderview Witts Spring Danville Wonderview 58 Lonus Morris is the senior rookie. His beauti- ful long shot is his mark of distinction. Brent Lee pops the net for another two points. Terry Small, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, is in for the rebound. Middle, Lonus “Swish Morris sinks a free throw at homecoming. Lonus has to hustle as the Wonderview Daredevils squeak by the Wildcats 46-41 at the Sweet- heart Pageant 41 Senior girls give their all Senior Girls are: kneeling from left to right, Linda Smith, Becky Fulmer, Alta Hull, Regina Linker, Jan Melton, Amy Allison (Man- ager), standing, Cindy Bennett, Robin Pruett, Mary Kay Hen- dron, Coach Ricky Gray, Gail Lay, Wan- da Hill, and Re- gina Garrison. Gail Lay played wing dur- ing her senior year and played a vital part on her team. She never quit and was always on the move. She finished the year with 43 points. Cindy Bennett played wing during her senior year. Cindy had numerous assists and re- bounds. She finished the year with 33 points. Wanda Hill was high scor- er out of all the seniors. She finished the year with 111 points. She had lots of determination and never quit. 42 Senior High Girls Score Board Hector Opponent 23 Wonderview 64 12 Dardanelle 38 15 Lamar 48 43 Atkins 53 31 Alread 21 24 Ola 29 29 Dover .50 23 Lamar 44 24 Pottsville 56 Atkins Invitational Tournament 25 Ola 42 County Tournament 14 Pottsville 59 39 Alread 30 33 Dardanelle 50 38 Dover 66 21 Atkins 48 30 Wonderview 46 36 Witt Springs 25 District Tournameni 29 Perryville 48 Top, Mary Kay pulls down another rebound for the Wildcats. Middle, Gail gets a rebound and tries to add two more to the Wildcat score. Above, Wanda shoots, while Cindy and Gail get ready to rebound. Jan Melton is the most active and energetic of all the seniors this year. No matter what happened, Jan was always ready to go. Regina Garrison was a great help to the Wildcats. She was always there to keep everyone’s spirit up and never quit. 43 Junior football team plays three The junior football team includes: (front) Stacy Barton, Terry Skinner, Keith Morris, Michael Vincent, Chris Beavers, Jeff Duncan, John Muncy, Scotty Chisum; (middle) Randy Lay, Jamie Bridges, Kevin Hays, Danny Laymon, Russel Collins, Stacy Willcutt, Greg Williams, (top) Frank Stapleton (coach), Jody Hamilton, Stuart Blalack, Mark Bell, Sean Hudson, Tim Felkins, Jim Collins, Russell Rich, and Bob Watson The junior boys were honored at a spirit party given by the cheerleaders. They played three games: Dover 6-Hector-O, Lamar 0 - Hector 24, Ola 7 - Hector 6. 44 Junior cheerleaders attend camp Junior football cheerleaders are front. Tammy Goates; middle. Sheila Blair. Mandy Parrish; top. Wendy Lay, Gina Muncy, Susan Coffman, Angie Skinner. Above, cheerleaders say, “Get fired up and ready.” Gina Muncy, Vicki Owens, Angie Skinner, and Mandy Parrish attended a cheerleading camp at Shamrock Camp in Oklahoma. Basketball cheerleaders, are Dana Robertson, Donna Hemmer, and Wen- dy Lay. 45 Hector junior boys have potential The Hector Junior Boys end their sea- son with four wins and eleven losses. The Junior Wildcats were hard workers but their inexperi- ence hurt them dur- ing the course of the season. The Wildcats started three eighth graders so they fi- gure to be much im- proved next year. Front Row: John Muncy. Randy Mathis, Tony Haley, Terry Skinner, Stacy Barton, Chris Beavers. Middle Row: Stacey Willcutt, Russell Rich, Jody Garrison, Randy Lay, Kevin Hays, Jeremy Ford, Scotty Chisum. Top Row: Coach Ricky Gray, Jeff Petty, Richie Helton, Sean Hudson, Mark Bell, Dennis Condley, Stacey Wooten, Coach Bob Watson. Even though the Hector boys hustle in this game they lost to Pottsville 23 to 28. Hector Junior Boys Opponent 25 Havanna 28 29 Wonderview 58 35 Lamar 19 16 Atkins 21 31 Havana 41 32 Dover 35 29 Coal Hill 25 23 Pottsville 28 25 Atkins 32 30 Ola 22 Pope County Tournament 41 Dover 46 35 A1 read 23 19 Coal Hill 25 22 Dardnelle 23 District Tournament 14 Danville 32 46 Junior girls struggle with inexperience The Hector Junior Girls ended their season with three wins and seven losses. The girls were hard workers and were enthusiastic throughout the sea- son. They were ham- pered by inexperi- ence. Four starters will be returning next year, so the Hector Junior Girls figure to be much improved in 82-83. Front Row: Mandy Parrish. Gina Muncy, Corine Teach, Vicki Owens, JaNiece Rackley, Middle Row: Carla McCuin, Melody Helton, Ashley Fountain, Susan Coffman, Charlotte Branch, Tonia Campbell, Lesa Wolfe (Assistant Manager) Top Row: Coach Rick Gray, Shelly Thurman, Mary Rudder, Lori Burch, Julia Taylor, Shawn Thomas, Nancy Hendron, Angie Skinner (Assistant Manager) Donna Hemmer (Assistant Manager). Junior Girls Hector Opponent 6 Havana 20 29 Dardanelle 6 8 Havana 10 9 Ola 22 28 Coal Hill 20 22 Atkins 28 Pope County Tournament 14 Pottsville 35 23 Coal Hill 10 22 Dover 42 23 Atkins 30 District Tournament 13 Lavaca 41 47 Track star shines JUNIOR TRACK TEAM includes: (front row) Susan Coffman, Ashley Fountain, Corine Teach, Gina Muncy, Mandy Parrish, Pam Glover, Tonya Campbell; (second row) Lori Burch, Melody Helton, Stacey Barton, Clyde Collins, Shawn Thomas, Julia Taylor, Terri Glover, Melissa Collins, Sheila Balir, Rhonda Duvall, Scotty Chisum; (top row) Coach Frank Stapleton, Chris Beavers, Jody Hamilton, Johnny Beavers, Mark Bell, Danny Laymon, Randy I ay, Stacey Wooten, Jeff Petty, Jamie Bridges, Jody Garrison, and Coach Bob Wat- son. SENIOR TRACK TEAM includes: (front row) Jan Melton, Wanda Hill. Cindy Ben- nett, Gail l ay, Mary Lou McAlister; (top row) Coach Frank Stapleton, Glenn Clancy, Chuck Linker, John Launius, Jim Beavers, Jimmy Walker, Randy Davis, Ricky Barton, J. D. Garrison, Jim Petty, William McKellar, and Coach Bob Wat- son. Jan Melton was Hector’s shining star at the State Meet where she won first place in the mile run. Other track mem- bers that went to State include J. D. Garrison. William McKellar, Jim Petty, John Launius, and Kevin Freeman. 48 Jim Yeager speaks at Athletic Banquet Jim Yeager Spoke at the annual Athletic Banquet. Award winners are pictured below. They are Ricky Barton, Most Valuable Play- er in Baseball; J.C. Graham, Most Valuable Player in Football; Lonus Morris, Best Of- fensive Player in Basketball; David Owens, Wildcat Award winner; Doyle Johnson, Best Defensive Player in Basketball; Brent Lee, Most Valuable Player in Basketball; Terry Small, Best Offensive Player in Football and Rebound Award in Basketball; John Laun- ius, Best Defensive Player in Football; Jim- my Walker, Wildcat Award Winner in Foot- ball. Not pictured is William McKellar, Most Valuable Player in Track. Girls’ award win- ners include: Mary Kay Hendron, Most Valuable Player in Basketball; Gail Lay, Best Defensive Player in Basketball; Cindy Bennett, Rebound Award in Basketball; Jan Melton, Wildcat Award and Most Valuable Player in Track; and W’anda Hill, Best Of- fensive Player in Basketball. 49 Wildcat baseball team goes 50 WILDCAT BASEBALL TEAM includes: (kneeling) Wal- ter Hill, Wes Aday, Scotty Goodyear, Randy Davis, David Owens and Walter Chambers; (standing) Coach Rick Gray, J.C. Graham, Brent Lee, Todd Byrum, Doyle Johnson, Ricky Barton, Jim Petty, and Vicki Owens (statistician) and Assistant Coach Tommy Lee. At the right Jim Petty comes in for another run. to State Doyle Johnson strike one of his “you gotta be kidding poses. Below Jim Petty, Doyle Johnson, Todd Byrum, and Ricky Barton don’t appear to be thrilled at the last district game. David Owens hits a good one. 51 Todd Byrum and Gary McDonald are giving Ricky Barton a military spanking. Donna Boze, Mechele Brashear, Regina Freeman, Melecia Jones, and Johnnie Culwell are rockin’ away in the Rockathon as Frank Stapleton supervises. J.C. Graham, Robin Clark, MaryLou McAlister, and David Valla sing “Don’t Let the Music Stop” at a Christmas performance. Donna But- ler and Donna Spencer are all smiles as they wait for a phone call. Karen Warren, Bear, and Ladonna Martin are decorating for Homecom- ing. 52 Beta goes to Convention Members of Beta Club are: (sitting) Theresa Chronister (secretary-treasur- er), Glenn Clancy (vice-president), Cin- dy Paris (president). Regina Linker, and Becky Fulmer; (kneeling) Wanda Hill, Karen Warren, LaDonna Martin. Sandy Williams; (standing) Hayley Tester. Jimmy Walker, Walter Hill, and Martha Franklin (sponsor). Beta Clubbers enjoy their annual convention at the Robinson Audito- rium in Little Rock this year. Here Becky Fulmer, Cindy Paris. LaDonna Martin. Jimmy Walker. Regina Linker and Glenn Clancy watch T. V. between meetings. One of Beta’s many activities is decorating for homecoming. Here Cindy Paris, Regina Linker, and Theresa Chronister decorate the background for the Basketball Homecoming. 54 STUDENT COUNCIL MEM- BERS include: (front row) Jim- my Walker, treasurer; Sandy Williams, secretary; Brent Lee, vice-president; J. C. Graham, president; (second row) Mark Bell, Randy Lay, Angie Skin- ner, Karen Warren; (top row) Gary McDonald, Rodney Dix- on, and David Owens. Student Council sponsors Snowflake Dance and 50’s Day The Student Council is mainly responsible for the candy store which provides funds for student activities like the Snowflake Dance and 50’s Day. Giving the student in put on discipline and regulations also are top priority with the Student Council representatives. 55 Quill and Scroll have high hopes for annual. The Quill and Scroll club is responsi- ble for putting out the annual. Their work includes gathering pictures and information and trying to arrange the book in an attractive layout. Members include: (Front) Chris Warren and Penny Gray; (second row) Cheryl McCool and Sheila Whybark; (top row) Jan Owens, sponsor; Donna Boze, editor; Cindy Bennett, business manager; Todd Byrum; Rita Elam; and Keith Mara- ble, photographer. Below, Donna Boze hides from the photographer after an exhausting day organizing the photographers schedule at homecoming. Sheila Whybark, Cheryl McCool and Penny Gray work on pages assigned to them for the annual. We are the Future Homemakers of America Front row: Mary Lou McAlister (Treasurer), Becky Fulmer (Historian), Regina Linker (Reporter), Sandy Williams (Secretary), Donna Spencer (Vice-President), Dee Carruth (Pianist), Hayley Tester (President), Gail tay (Song Leader), and Karen Warren (Vice-President). Second row: Jonna Schierbaum, Deanna Driskill, Jan Melton (Vice-President), Michelle Bull, Rhonda Boze, Corine Tesch, Trish Rackley, JaNiece Rackley, Lisa Harmon, Cheryl Freeman, and Gina Muncy. Third row: Sherry Melton, Wanda Hill, I aDonna Martin, Chris Churchill, Cindy Bennett, Marie Wey, Theresa Chronister, Mandy Parrish, Tammy Wilson, and Regina Freeman. Top row: Chris Warren, Donna Butler, Sandy Pruitt, Amy Allison. Regina Garrison, Trena Rizzo, and Mrs. Evans (Sponsor). Mrs. Evans, Rhonda Boze and Mary Lou McAlister enjoy the refreshments at the FHA Valentine Party. Initiates Tammy Wilson and Trish Rackley bow and say the pledge to FHA members LaDonna Martin and Maria Wey. This year’s initi- ation includes wearing a dress wrong side out, wearing work gloves, a bandana, and curlers, and to top it off they had to carry a pail with chopped onions and garlic. The hardest part of initiation was not getting to talk to boys ALL DAY! 57 Marilyn Pritchard speaks to FBLA FBLA members include: (front row) Jim- my Stroud (sponsor), Brent l ee, J.C. Gra- ham. Todd Byrum. Glenn Clancy, Cheryl McCool, Renee Horn, Theresa Chronister; (top row) Sherry Melton. Wanda Hill, Donna Spencer. Dee Carruth, Chris Chur- chill, Sandy Williams, Cindy Bennett, Gail Lay, Hayley Tester. Elaine Duncan, Regi- na Freeman, and Amy Allison. Marilyn Pritchard came to speak to the FBLA about banking and interest. She is employed at the Bank of Dover. FBLA members Dee Carruth, Cindy Bennett, Brent Lee. Sandy Williams, and Wanda Hill discussed her talk. The FBLA convention at U of A in March was a lot of fun even though they didn’t place. Sandy competed in typing; Glenn in business math; Melicia in shorthand; Jim in accounting, and Mr. Stroud was the ad- visor. Sherry Melton, Regina Freeman, Elaine Duncan, Melicia Jones. Donna Spencer, and Deanna Driskill show their “No Sweat” shorthand sweat shirts. 58 Choir’s Christmas program is a big hit Senior choir members include: front row, Theresa Chronister, Robin Clark, Kevin Freeman, David Valla, Cindy Paris and Deborah Clark; top row, J.C. Graham, Mary Lou McA- lister, Wanda Hill, Nancy Pack, (Sponsor), Kari Morris, Regina Freeman, and Mechele Brashear. Junior choir members include: front row. Holly McKellar, Ava Ford, Tammy Goodyear, Becky Marlin, Lisa Holt, and Kathy Voss; middle row, Donna Blackford, Angela Tryon, Claudine Melton, Christie Palmer, Linda Swann, Donna En- gle, Julia Baker, and Sandy Herring; top Nancy Pack (Sponsor) and Carolyn Chronister. Senior choir members relax during the Christmas program. Junior choir members get the beat with the rythmn sticks. 59 FTA and Vo-Tech train for the future FTA Members include: (front row) Annabelle Collins, Adonna Curtis, Lisa Freeman. Alta Hull. Karen Berganmi, Margaret Turney, Sherry Gillies. Donna Chisum. Robbie Church and Sherry Collins; (second row) Amy Allison, Jonna Schierbaum. Criquet Garrison. Sandi Pruitt, Corine Tesch, Vicki Owens, Randy Davis, Regina Muncy, JaNiece Rackley. Teresa Pack. Cheryl Freeman, and Lisa Harmon; (third row) Norma Foster, sponsor; Gail l-ay, Sandy Williams. Chris Churchill, Hayley Tester. Cindy Bennett, Klaine Duncan. Jetta Chisum, Michele Brashear. Cheryl McCool. Melecia .Jones, Amee Frew. Robin Pruett; (top row) Wanda Hill. LaDonna Martin. Theresa Chronister, Cindy Paris, Regina Linker. Becky Fulmer. Regina Freeman. Vo-Tech Members include: (front row) Brenda Chi- sum, Johnnie Culwell, and Kay Champion; (top row) Walter Chamers, Mickey Tack- ett, Bobby Condley, Jimmy Bartlett, Vince I edbetter, Brian McGowan. Billy Joe Tur- ney, Paul Curtis, J. L. Chronister, Donnie Ivy, Rodney Dixon, Lonus Morris, and Wes Aday. 60 Fellowship of Christian Athletes FCA members include: (front row) Bob Watson, sponsor; J. C. Graham, Randy Davis. Dee Carruth. LaDonna Martin. Donna Spencer, and Frank Stapleton, sponsor; (second row) Jan Melton, Deanna Driskill, Mary Lou McAlister, Penny Gray, Brent Lee, Melody Helton, Ashley Fountain, Vicki Owens. Angie Skinner. Amanda Parrish, Wendy Lay. Tammy Goates; (third row) Gina Muncy, David Owens, Dana Reno, Cindy Bennett, Wanda Hill. Deborah Clark, Robin Clark. Amy Allison, Susan Coffman, Carla McCuin, Ricky Barton; (top row) Jimmy Walker, David Walton, Vince I edbetter, Walter Hill, Daron Robertson, J. D. Garrison, Tim Gary, Jody Garrison, Jim Petty, and Chris Churchill. At left Melody and Randy look up the evening scriptures. Above, Deanna Driskill, Wanda Hill, Robin Clark, Jim Beavers, Deborah Clark. Jimmy Walker, and Davey Laymon listen to Coach Stapleton. 67 Football Homecoming 1981-82 The Homecoming candidates pre- sided over the homecoming parade during the afternoon. Several clubs and individuals decorated vehicles for the parade. Below, Cindy Ben- nett’s car boasts the slogan “Corral the Mustangs.” 62 Rhonda Pack escorted by Randy Pack. Lisa Freeman escorted by Mike Church Football Homecoming Queen Jan Mel- ton Jan Melton and her father, Benny Melton, are all smiles after Jan was crowned 1981-82 Football Homecoming Queen. Jan reigned over the Ola-Hector football game and the home- coming dance. She was elected by popular vote of the student body. 63 Basketball Kari Morris, Senior Homecoming Queen is Kari 64 Melissa Collins. Freshman Melody Helton. Eighth Grader Shelly Thurman, Seventh Grader Left, Basketball Homecoming Queen Kari Morris poses with her grandfather, Mr. Everett Harper. Below, Marsha Carr, 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, crowns Kari. At the bottom the Home- coming court watches the basketball game as the Wildcats top the Lamar Warriors. Superintendent Joe D. Bull presents Kari with a bouquet of red roses. 65 Sweetheart Pageant Participating in the Sweetheart Pageant were club favorites. At the right, representing FCA are senior Gail Day and sopho- more David Owens. Above, representing FBLA are juniors Dee Carruth and Gary McDonald. At the right, representing FHA are seniors, Hayley Tester and Brent Lee. 66 At the left, representing Beta Club are seniors Wanda Hill and .Jimmy Walker. Above, representing Quill and Scroll are seniors Cindy Bennett and Todd Byrum. At the left, representing Student Council are seniors Sandy Williams and J. C. Graham. 67 Above, eighth grade favorites are Tammy Gregory and Kevin Hays. Below, eleventh grade favorites and Campus King and Queen candidates are Regina Freeman and Bruce Melton. Above, ninth grade favorites are Cheryl Freeman and David Rudder. Below, twelfth grade favorites and Campus King and Queen candidates are Deanna Driskill and Spencer Blalack. Campus King And Queen The 1981-82 Campus King and Queen are sophomores Mary Lou McAlister and Tim Bell. The 1980-81 Campus King and Queen were Jeannie Sue Hamilton and Greg Bell shown below presenting the crown and roses to Mary Lou and an I.D. bracelet to Tim. Juniors glamourize for Slave Day Juniors’ masters seem to have the same idea as many junior boys were made to dress up. Junior Slave Day only rules out things that are illegal or immoral. Randy “Elvira” Hamilton appears to be modeling the yard sale rage, while Jim Petty appears to be more attracted to the western sporty style as modeled by Bruce “Bobbie Sue” Melton. Jim Beavers wear the latest in headgear - the Napoleon personalized hat “It’s enough to make a poor boy blush,” Strawberry moans as Amy Allison applies his makeup. Walter Chambers agrees, “It’s a dog’s life!” Jetta keeps him on a short leash. Everything is cool on 50’s Day Gettin’ down with hit from the 50 8 are Jimmy Stroud, Tommy Lee, Dee Car- ruth, Sandy Stapleton, and Donna Spencer. Below the pyramid gang say, one more time, as the pyramid col- lapses for the third time. Lindsay Sta- pleton shows Valerie I ee how to boogie, but Valerie keeps Miss Piggy close by. “Shades McDonald smiles as Bruce Melton gives his Mr. Atlas stance. At left the annual leap frog race is always a big favorite among the competitions be- tween the classes. 71 Junior Play is “She Fainted Again” ('a I Walter Chambers I)ee Carruth Bruce Melton Regina Freeman Donna Spencer Sherry Melton Strawberry I aymon Mechele Brashear Donna Boze Gary McDonald Elmer Muggsy Mr Maxwell Mrs. Maxwell . , Wilbur Maxwell . . Connie Maxwell Betty Lou Maxwell Bernadine Smith Hercules Nelson ......Mrs. Brown ......Aunt Mary ......Mr Mallory Walter Chambers ....Wesley Aday 72 Senior Play Cast Brent Lee ........ Wayne Cook Deanna Driskill Wanda Hill Theresa Chronister Cindy Paris Chuck Linker Cindy Bennett .Jimmy Walker Glenn Clancy Amy Allison Vince I edbetter Gail l-ay John Launius Keith ......... Wilbur Maxwell Hercules Nelson Celeste Nina Quigley Frankie Aunt Mary Uncle Bob . Grammy Mr. Quigley . Dr. Brown Madeline Harry Schuster Daphne Claude Henry 73 Who’s Who These students have been selected by faculty members for their outstanding citizenship and leadership. To be acandidate a stu- dent must maintain a B average. The key to Cindy Paris’s success has been her academic ability and willingness to work. Cindy was awarded the Leadership Award for the Class of ’82 for her outstanding efforts in Beta Club. Cindy is also a member of FBLA, FTA and choir. In her senior year she attended Tech part time. Reliability is Jimmy Walker’s middle name. He is the manager for Wildcat sports and played football in his senior year. He has served as class secretary treasurer. Student Council treasurer, and received the Citizenship Award for the Class of ’82. He is also a member of FCA and BETA. 74 David Owens outstanding enthusiam made him a natural for the Wildcat Pride award this year. Whether on the field, basketball court, or in the class room David’s school spirit inspires his teammates and classmates. David is active in FCA, Student Council, football, basketball, baseball and serves as sophomore class president. Donna Boze, a junior, has been the principal inspiration for the year book the last two years serving as editor both years. Donna is a member of Quill Scroll. She has also participated in choir and been active in junior class fundraising project. 75 Becky Fulmer, a sophomore has certainly been a leader for the sophomore class. She participated in basketball. Becky is active in FTA, FHA and Beta. She is the historian for the FHA. Juniors and Seniors enjoy the The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet was held for the first time entirely in the Joe D. Bull Cafetorium this year. The guest speaker was Leon McLean, pictured here with his wife Elaine, Nan and Joe Bull. Mr. McLean spoke on the prom theme “The Best of Times.” A film of the seniors’ seventh grade graduation was shown while Dee Car- ruth sang “Memories.” Below ushers Daron Robertson, David Owens, Tim Bell, and Randy Davis take a break from escorting couples to their tables. Hostesses Regina Linker, Becky Fulmer, and Ronda Boze pose behind the graduates’ cake. Juniors, seniors, and guests enjoyed their meal. Best of Times Couples danced around a fountain to the music provided by the Uptown Band. Prom King Brent Lee and Queen LaDonna Martin pose after leading off the prom with a dance to “The Best of Times. 77 Graduation brings mixed feelings. Hayley Tester is happy and excited as she looks forward to the future. Jimmy Bartlett and Gail Lay seem to reflect on the end of a time in their lives as he does Cindy Bennett in the picture below. Seniors Sandi Pruitt and Wanda Hill help each other look just right. Terry Small appears to have gone a little ape at the prospect of getting out of school. Bobby Lusk. Billy Joe Turney, Vince Ledbetter and Chuck Linker also look forward to commencement. Fifty graduates are in the Class statistics for the Class of ’82 include 50 graduates; 28 started school at Hector in the first grade; 27 completed all 12 years at Hector; 26 of the students had parents who graduated from Hector; 6 students had grandparents who graduated from Hector; 2 are the last of 8 children in their families to graduate. Class of ’82. Class of '82 includes: (front row) Susan Garrison, Linda Reno, Deanna Driskill, Jan Melton, Maria Wey, LaDonna Martin, Kari Morris, Kathy Helton, Cindy Paris; (second row) Jonna Schierbaum, Regina Garrison, Sandi Pruitt, Amy Allison. Wanda Hill, Gail Lay, Cindy Bennett, Chris Churchill, Hayley Tester, Sandy Williams, Barbara Race, Theresa Chronister; (third row) David Walton, Vince Ledbetter. J. L. Chronister, Chuck Linker, Brian McGowan, J. C. Graham. Jimmy Bartlett, Lonus Morris, Brent I-ee, Wayne Cook, Keith Marable, Glenn Clancy; (fourth row) Donny Ivy, Billy Joe Turney, Mickey Tackett, Terry McKinney, Bobby Lusk, John Launius, Todd Byrum, Doyle Johnson, Spencer Blalack, Paul Curtis, William McKellar; (top row) Don Condley, Stoney Goodyear, Tony Cochran, Terry Small. Jimmy Walker, and Johnny Loveland. Class member Jackie Hogan was remembered posthumously. Honor Graduates Honor graduates spoke at graduation. Jimmy Walker gave the invocation; Cin- dy Paris spoke on the past; Sandy Wil- liams, the present; Hayley Tester, the future. LaDonna Martin gave the henediction. Glenn Clancy is also an honor graduate. 80 Academic Awards Academic award winners in senior high are (clockwise starting in the lower left cor- ner): Cindy Paris (English), Sandy Wil- liams (Business), Randy Hamilton (Social Studies), Karen Warren (Home Economics and Science). Regina Linker (Math) and not pictured Terry Small (Shop). The ju- nior high academic achievement team won first place in Pope and Yell county compe- tition. Members include: (Front row) John Muncy, Randy Lay, Mark Bell, Mark Cochran, Tony Haley, Terry Skinner, Jer- emy Ford, (top row) Tammy Gregory, Liz Freeman, Susan Coffman, Tammy Goates, Lori Burch, and Julia Taylor. Students at- tending the Governor’s Leadership Confer- ence were John I aunius, Wanda Hill, Me- chelle Brashear, and Randy Hamilton. Bobby Petty, above, seems to have trouble thinking about something to write. On the opposite page Elizabeth Herrin gives us her sweetest smile. Kindergartners Victor Gruel, Jason Bull and Chas Riley show talent in the construction of a playhouse. Second graders, Melissa McMinn and Susan Turner, look over some reading flip charts. Below, fourth graders using reading earphones are John Feland, Christy Haralson, and Luke Gilbert, while Charlie Yarber and Brian Beavers look on. Getting down to the homework business Shannon Huffman, Mandy Pack, David Cates and Johnny Rackley, in the third grade. 82 GRADE SCHOOL Seventh grade enjoys junior high status. Stacy Barton Chris Beavers Kenny Bowden Danny Box Lori Burch Barbara Burchard Treva Burris Tonia Campbell Scotty Chisum Tim Chisum David Chronister Belinda Cochran Paula Cook Teena Davis Kenneth Duncan Jeremy Ford Micheal Ford Liz Freeman Danny Frew Kenny Gray Tony Haley Donna Hemmer Nancy Hendron Kelly Henke Becky Herring 84 Mike Huffman Randal Hull Wendell Humphrey Melinda Justice Patricia Marable Randy Mathis Angie Mattei Sandra McKinney Shawna Meyers Elaine Pruitt Karen Rackley Tanya Reddell April Riley Mary Rudder Stanley Sackman Terry Skinner Andy Story Norma Story Julia Taylor Brenda Thalman Shawn Thomas Shelly Thurman Melissa Turner Jimmy Turney Michael Vincent 8S Sixth Grade work and compete Barbara Atkinson Gina Bell Lamont Brown Carl Chisum Roger Chisum Eddie Coffman Sherry Condley Stewart Condley Tammy Derryberry Carla Duncan Shelby Freeman Shonda Garrison Glenn Gillies Neva Hart J.D. House 86 Carol McElfish Kathy McKinney Edna Melton William Melton Stacy Millsaps Sheila Moreland Luella Myers Michael Pack Tracy Parrish Chuck Poynter Kim Rackley Russell Ramsey William Riley Roger Story Sandy Story Gary Swann Melinda Thalman Donnie Voss Tracy Walker Jeannie Webster 87 Fifth grade enjoys peewee basketball. Sherry Ballard David Brown Brian Byrum Sherri Chisum Kevin Choate Roger Coffman Todd Condley Lena Craker Keith Darter Sandra Darter Carol Emerson Brent Freeman Twilla Freeman Michelle Garrison Shelly Garrison 88 Todd Hudson John Justice Mark I aymon Randy Lusk Larry McElfish Earnest McEntire Robert Morris Jeremy Newport Steve Owens Michael Parks Steve Poynter Rhonda Pruitt Angie Riley Teresa Thacker Tammy Thurman Dencil Ticer Stephanie Willcutt Mark Williams Debbie Wilson Keith Yarber 89 Fourth grade present Magic Show Brian Beavers Larry Blackwell Melody Brown Chris Burchard Tracy Campbell Phyliss Chisum Sheila Chisum Janet Chronister Kim Coffman Michelle Condley Joe Don Cook John Feland Shawna Ford Glenn Franklin Christy Haralson Lynn Hemmer Elizabeth Herrin Robert Howell Russell Hull Shannon Jordan Robert Jostmeyer Tim McElFish Barbara McEntire Sheila McGee Brian Melton Magician Christy Philpot poses with her assistant : (front) Shawna Ford, Lynn Hemmer, Tracy Profitt; (back) Jeff Morris, Mike Morris, Doug Williams, and Chris Burchard. B. J. Millsaps Jason Millsaps Jeff Morris Mike Morris Brad Nieman Dale Petty Tim Petty Christy Philpot Dana Purvis Becky Rack ley Amy Riley Jamy Riley Tommy Riley Billy Roper Susan Rudder Ann Squibb Jason Thomas 91 Third grade enjoy reading and recess. Mary Adams Michael Beachamp Angela Beavers Michelle Blackford Johnny Blair Tammy Brannam Joel Bridges Jennifer Bynum Lorie Campbell Twilla Campbell Darrel Cates David Cates Lisa Church Tricia Coffman Aaron Culwell Brandy Duden Allen Ellis Andy Feland Benny Goates Craig Gray Dewayne Herring Renee House Shannon Huffman Allen Judd Kelly Lusk Shannon McElfish Steven Morris Lois Osburn Mandy Pack Tonya Parks Lisa Petty Rebecca Pruitt Shannon Pruitt Johnny Rackley Ryan Ramsey Twana Reddell John Riley Paula Spencer Pamela Standridge Sharia Standridge Travis Standridge Robert Thacker Simi Tryon Gerald Voss Becky Young 93 Second grade loves recess and ' writing. Brian Baker James Bell David Blackwell Becky Blankinship Jason Bohanan Shawn Bull Michelle Choate Joshua Coffman Bucky Cook Daniel Cook Eleanor Darter Kimberly Darter Kimberly Pelkins Kara Franklin Boyce Freeman 94 Scott Garrison Sandra Hamilton Melanie Henderson Rodney Herring Carla Judd Becky Langford Joey Beth Layman Frances Ledbetter Alicia Massey Melissa McMinn Tony Millsaps Jason Myers Meca Osburn David Parks Shari Riley 95 First grade learns to read and write Kenny Adams Karev Baker Michelle Beavers Clint Bell Patrick Bewley Maridan Blair Brent Boland Kevin Bryan Angela Burris Robert Collins Olivia Condley Jolene Cook Chris Crow Regina Ford Kim Gooden Pearl Gurel Chris Hale Bert Harris Dirk Hart Tjay Haynes Tracy Heflin Christie Judd Stacey Lay Princess Laymon Jamon Lee % Brandy Loveless Amy McAlister Jock Meuir Bobby Petty Randy Philpot Dale Proctor Shonda Pruitt John Randle Becky Rich Jamie Richey Allison Snider Jimmy Squibb Stephanie Tackett Johnny Thacker Tammy Tooley Denver Walker Patsy Watkins Paul Willcatt Beverly Williams Sammie Williams Mrs. Gray’s first grae class really works hard. 97 Kindergarteners enjoy remodeled room Jerry Adams Kenneth Armesteadt Amy Branch Matthew Blackwell Jason Bull Michelle Bush Scott Byrum Sonya Calvert Andy Campbell Rachel Chisum Jessie Collins Nancy Crow Amy Curtis Ronnie Curtis Shelley Derryberry Ronald Ellis Amber Epperson Tad Felend Justin Fisher Darla Ford Amanda Gray Joseph Griffin Victor Gruel Steven Hassel Michael Henderson 98 Melissa Hodges Michelle Hodges Ricky Jones Delta legate Brandy Lindsey Jeff McGee Duawn Mearns Elizabeth Myers Reina Newport Billy Osburn Billy Parks Monica Parks Chas Riley Rachel Shepherd Christel Standridge Michael Tooley Jeremy Vaughan Kara Weatherman Patsy Young 99 Grade school teachers 4 KINDERGARTEN Beverly Gowin Cleta Mag ness FIRST GRADE Judi Gray Linda Fulmer Beverly Gowin is showing Tad Feland, Duawn Mearns, Matthew Blackwell, Rachael Shepherd and Delta Legate the first letter in the alphabet SECOND GRADE Monterey Lee Geneva Taylor THIRD GRADE Pam Hays Janie Walker FOURTH GRADE Randall Gray Jan Bartlett FIFTH GRADE Barbara Glover Janice Thomas 100 SIXTH GRADE Charlie Halum Jane Brown SEVENTH GRADE Kathy Freeman Roland Choate READING Billy Blalack SPEECH Donna LaRue SPECIAL EDUCATION Bobby Hallum Gayla Owens 101 May Celebration shows it’s The first graders told about their spring gardens. Each student represented a plant or a rock. The second graders chose the west as their theme. The girls went way out west with a Hawaiian hula dance, while the boys stuck by their guns with a hootin’ tootin' western song. The fifth grade did a folk dance and songs native to Arkansas. 102 a small world. The fourth grade performed a Maypole dance. The sixth grade looked to the South as they performed their banana boat song and Mexican hat dance. The seventh grade also looked south of the border and made a pinata. 103 Pee Wee boys basketball The 1982 Peewee Wildcats had a very successful season. A combination of ex- perience, height, speed, and teamwork enabled the team to amass a record of twelve wins and only four losses, each of those losses by only a few points. The boys participated in four tournaments. From this they placed First in the Dover and Pottsville tournaments, third in the Hector Invitational, and fourth in the Sacred Heart Invitational Tourna- ment, which included sixteen of the toughest teams in a half state area. They are Lamont Brown, Brian Byrum, Eddie Coffman, Randy Lusk, Stewart Condley, Edward Linker, Billy Chisum and Mike Pack. During the regular season the fifth grade team’s record was 6-3. They had a very good team, with their losses being by a total of only 4 points. FIFTH GRADE SCOREBOARD Hector 18 Wonderview Opponent 17 21 Dover 1 13 20 Atkins 2 15 13 Dardanelle 15 28 Dover 2 4 20 Atkins 1 21 25 Atkins 1 23 18 Dover 1 13 15 Dardanelle 16 Fifth grade team members include: (front row) John Justice, Joe Don Cook, Earnest McEntire. Steve Owens, Doug Williams, Tim Petty; (second row) DeWayne Goates, Russell Hull, Glen Franklin, Robert Howell, Trevor Hays, Jeremy Newport, Mike Morris; (top row) Brent Free- man, Brent Hudson, Michael Parks, and Steve Poynter. 104 Pee Wee girls’ basketball For an inexperienced team our peewee girls had a year to be proud of. The girls won first place in the Hector Peewee In- vitational Tournament by de- feating Wonderview. They were beaten by Dardanelle in the semi-finals of the Pottsville Tournament. At the Sacred Heart and Dover Tournaments our girls represented us well. SIXTH GRADE TEAM includes: (front row) Tammy Der ryberry, Tracy Walker, Gina Bell, Shonda Garrison; (top row) Sheila Moreland, Tracy Parrish, Neva Hart, and Sher- ry Condley. FIFTH GRADE TEAM includes: (front row) Angie Riley, Becky Hegeman, Stephanie Willcutt, Carol Emerson; (top row) Shelly Garrison, Dawn Gunter, Michelle Garrison, Pam Riley. 105 Peewee Amy Branch Jason Bull Kindergarten Steven Hassell Shelly Derry berry Kindergarten Angela Burris Clint Bell First Grade Patrick Bewley Brandy Loveless First Grade Daniel Ticer Kimberly Felkins Second Grade Homecoming Steven Taylor Susan Turner Second Grade Kelly Lusk Aaron Culwell Third Grade Shannon Jordan Elizabeth Herrin Fourth Grade Jeff Morris Kim Coffman Fourth Grade Michelle Blackford Shannon Pruitt Third Grade 107 Tammy Thurman crowned queen Dencil Ticer Theresa Thacker Fifth Grade Melinda Thalman William Riley Sixth Grade Lamont Brown Shawnda Garrison Sixth Grade David Brown Tammy Thurman Fifth Grade Danny Rudder crowns Tammy Thurman ’82 Peewee Homecoming Queen 108 PEEWEE CHEERLEADERS includes: (front row) Kara Franklin, Stephanie Willcutt, Jennifer Bynum, Becky Rackley, Tonya Langford, Shari Riley, Francis Ledbetter, Amy Riley; (second row) Edna Melton, Stacy Millsaps, Sandy Story, Carla Duncan, Sheila Moreland, Shawna Ford, Carol Emerson, Debbie Wilson; (top row) Kim Lay, Tracy Parrish, Neva Hart, Cindy McCain, Dawn Gunter, Tammy Derryberry, Shelbi Freeman, Angie Riley, Tracy Walker. Pizza inn, RUSSELLVILLE AR 72801 KEVIN SEBASKY ARf A TRAINING MA A(� t K %8 01 24 C L CAKE SHOP SUPPLIES VtC 1 Tto Sack Row V.Oro AuAo Cmf CHAIO COUCH RENNAE SIMS BUILOERS SUPPLY • I II CO.. INC. 201 SOUTH PtOMT STOUT. DAtDAMIllI. AIK PHONES 220 4601 ft 968 7025 WOODSON’S DEPT. STORE 118 S. Front Dardanelle la jorro’s m XV3--- A Adams, Jerry 98 Adams, Kenny 96 Adams, Mary 92 Aday, Wesley 16 Allison, Amy 4, 14, 39, 42, 57, 58 Allison, Paul 33 Arkansas Valley Bank 122 Armesteadt, Kenneth 98 Athey, Patsy 32 Athletic Banquet 49 Atkins Chronicle 119 Atkins Men's Wear 119 Atkins Pickle Company Inc. 117 Atkinson, Barbra 86 B The Back Room 109 Bagby, Tom 122 Baker. Brian 94 Baker, Julia 22 48, 59 Baker, Karey 96 Ballard, Jennifer 25 Ballard, Sherry 88 Bank of Dover 126 Banks, Joan 21, 31 Bartlett, Jan 100, 101 Bartlett. Jimmy 4, 14 Bartlett, Opal 33 B B Carpet, Hardware, and Construction 125 Barton. Ricky 16, 36. 37, 40 Barton. Stacy 44, 46, 48, 84 Baseball, 50, 51 Basketball, Jr. Boys 46 Basketball, Jr. Girls 47 Basketball, PeeWee 104, 105 Basketball, Sr. Boys 40, 41 Basketball, Sr. Girls 42, 43 Beachamp, Michael 92 Beacon Tire Service 115 Beavers, Angela 92 Beavers, Brian 82, 90 Beavers. Chris 44, 46, 84 Beavers. Jim 48 Beavers, Johnny 25, 48 Beavers, Michelle 96 Bell, Clinton 96 Bell, Gina 86 Bell, James 94 Bell, Johnny 30 Bell. Mark 25, 26. 44. 46 Bell, Tim 19. 36, 48 Bennett, Cindy 4, 7, 14, 38, 42, 43, 48. 49. 57, 58 4 Berannam, Tammy 92 Berganini, Karen 16 BETA CLUB 54 Bewley, Patrick 96 Bewley, Ronald “Duke” 33 Blackford, Donna 22, 59 Blackford, Michelle 92 Blackford Tire Co. 120 Blackwell, David 94 Blackwell, Larry 90 Blackwell, Matthew 98, 100 Blair, Johnny 92 Blair, Meridan 96 Blair, Shelia 22, 45, 48 Blalack, Billy 101 Blalack, Gerald 16 Blalack. Spencer 4, 10, 14 Blalack, Stuart 22, 44 Blankinship, Becky 94 Bohanan, Jason 94 Boland. Brent 96 Boley Auto Mart 121 Bowden, Kenny 84 Box, Danny 84 Boze, Donna 16, 18 Boze, Rhonda 19, 38, 57 Branch, Amy 98 Branch, Charlotte 25, 47 Branch, Donna 18, 19 Branch, Nancy 25 Branch, Paul 4 Brashear, Mechele 3, 16, 18, 59 Bridges. Jamie 25, 44, 48 Bridges, Joel 92, 110 Bridges, Johnny 2, 19, 36 Brock, Melissa 22 Brown, Bryan 2, 16, 36 Brown, David 88, 89 Brown, Jane 101 Brown, Lamont 86 Brown, Melody 90 Brown, Sid Co. 116 Bryan. Kevin 96 Bull, Jason 82, 98 Bull, Joe D. 32, 65 Bull. Michelle 16, 38. 39. 57 Bull, Nan 30 Bull, Shawn 95, 95 Burch, Lori 47, 48, 84 Burch, Norma 32 Burchard, Barbara 84 Burchard, Chris 90 Burchard, Stephen 25 Burris. Angela 96 Burris, Shirley 25 Burris, Treva 84 Bush, Michelle 98 HECTOR CAFE Charlie Jo Lay Phone: 284-8171 “A Variety Of Good Home Cooked Food” Presents Peewee Football Team PEEWEE FOOTBALL TEAM includes: (front row) Robert Howell, Billy Roper, Benny Goates, David Parks, John Riley, Brian Melton, Jeremy Newport; (second row) Brent Hudson, Joel Bridges, Mike Morris, DeWayne Goates, Trevor Hays, Glenn Franklin, Edward Linker, William Melton, John Justice, Coach Danny Rudder, Eddie Coffman, Steve Owens, Michael Parks. Compliments Of CLYDE KILBURN Butler, Donna 19, 38, 57, 64 Bynum, Jennifer 92, 109 Byrum, Brian 88 Byrum, Donnie 16 Byrum, Ronnie 16 Byrum, Scott 98 Byrum, Todd 4, 10, 14, 58 C fill Home riniilllfi ero «tuoa«i li'ricf GARY BARNETT MANAOC 700 H. ARKANSAS •uSSCLLVILLf. AUK. PmONC M-HN BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP DOVER SUPER- MARKET 331-2133 Market Street Dover 331-3333 Market Street Dover m u. mnui n. rn-ini SHERMAN’S GARAGE SERVICE STATION Phones: Day 331-2232 Nite 331-2863 Dover, Arkansas 24 hr. Wrecker Service Brake Repair Tune Up Top Line Batteries Welding Bottled Butane chink Athletic, Jnc. W«t Main StrMt huiWk. Arlumis 72 01 mmi 501-MS-2S24 Calvert, Sonya 98 Campbell, Andy 98 Campbell, Tonia 47, 48, 84 Campbell, Tracy 90 Campbell, Twilla 92 Campbell’s Shoes 112 Cargill Swine Products Dept. 121 Carruth, Dee 17, 18, 36, 57, 58 Cates, Darrel 92 Cates, David 92 Cates, David 82, 92 C D Drug Stores 112 Chambers, Kim 22 Chambers, Walter 16, 36 Cheerleaders, Basketball 39 Cheerleaders, Football 38 Cheerleaders. Jr. 45 Chisum, Brenda 16 Chisum, Carl 86 Chisum, Jetta 4, 10, 14 Chisum, Lawonna 22 Chisum, Melinda 25 Chisum, Phyllis 90 Chisum, Rachel 98 Chisum, Roger 86 Chisum, Sandra 25 Chisum, Scotty 44, 46, 48, 84 Chisum, Sheila 90 Chisum, Sherri 88 Chisum, Tim 84 Chisum, Wendell 19 Choate. Kevin 88 Choate. Michelle 94 Choate, Roland 101 CHOIR 59 Chronister, Carolyn 25, 59 Chronister, David 84 Chronister, Janet 90 Chronister, J.L. 4, 14 Chronister. Theresa 2, 4, 7, 14, 57, 58. 59 Church, Lisa 92 Church, Robbie 19 Churchill, Chris 4, 6, 14, 57, 58 Churchill, Mae 33 Churchill, Mae Dean 22 Clancy, Glenn 4, 6, 14, 36, 37, 48, 58 Clark, Deborah 19, 59 Clark, Robin 19, 59 Cochran, William 22 Cochran, Mark 25, 27 Cochran, Tony 4, 14 Coffman, Debra 16 Coffman, Eddie 86, 110 Coffman, Jimmy 22 Coffman, Joshua 94 Coffman, Kim 90 Coffman, Roger 88 Coffman, Susan 25, 45, 47, 48 Coffman, Tricia 92 Collins, Annabelle 16 Collins, Clyde 26, 48 Collins, Glen 22 Collins, Jessie 98 Collins, Jim 26, 44 Collins, Melissa 22, 48, 94 Collins, Robert 96 Collins, Russell 26, 44 Collins, Sherrie 19 Complete Shoe Repair 112 Condley, Bobby 16 Condley, Brian 16 Condley, Dennis 22, 46 Condley, Don 5 Condley, Mechelle 90 Condley, Olivia 96 Condley, Sherry 86 Condley, Stewart 86 Condley, Todd 88 Colony Shop 116 Continental Telephone Company 120 Cook, Bucky 94 Cook, Daniel 94 Cook, Joe Don 90 Cook, Jolene 96 Cook, Paula 84 Cook Randy 19, 36 Cook, Wayne 5, 6, 10, 11, 14 Cornwell’s Dress Shop 121 Country Casuals 117 Craker, Lena 88 Cross Auto Supply Inc. 120 Cowan Goodwin 113 Crow, Chris 96 Crow, Danny 22 Crow, Nancy 98 Culwell, Aaron 92 Culwell, Johnnie 17, 18 Curtis, Adona 17 Curtis, Amy 98 Curtis, Paul 5, 14 Curtis, Ronnie 98 115 North Com more • Ruttollvillo. AR 72801 Jack and Judy Thacker Owners 968-4433 PENNINGTON Shoe Store Shop Since 1953 Complete Shoe Repair Boots Shoes For Entire Family 968-6840 203 205 North Commerce Russellville BOLEY’S AUTO MART Dover, Arkansas 331-2273 fcf. SCOTTSVILLE GENERAL STORE 331-2672 C D DRUG STORE 121 N. Commerce Russellville 968-2456 112 rr Co 0° i c°- 7Fo t _yUen £ QJoung Uen “We carry a complete line of sporting goods and accessories at prices you can afford” Wilson Spotbuilt Bike Converse Adidas Tiger Spalding Rawlings Pony many more 216 West Main Russellville 968-3132 NEWTON’S PHARMACY 24 Hour Service 218 West Main Russellville - 968-1157 FIRST EDITIONS 114 North Commerce Russellville, Arkansas 72801 CHARLES NICHOLS CLEANERS 207 North Commerce 968-2182 SMITH’S SHOE SHOP We Sell The Best And Repair The Rest D Dardanelle Electric Motors 121 Darter, Eleanor 94 Darter, Keith 88 Darter, Sandra 88 Davis, Randy 19, 21, 36, 48 Davis, Teena 84 Derryberry, Shelly 98 Derryberry, Tammy 86, 109 Dixon, Rodney 17 Driskill, Deanna 5, 6, 10, 14, 57 Duden, Brandy 92 Duncan, Carla 86, 109 Duncan, Elaine 5, 14 Duncan, Jeff 22, 44 Duncan, Kenneth 84 Duvall, Rhonda 26 Ehemann Refrigeration 119 Ellis, Allen 92 Ellis, Ronald 98 Emerson, Carol 88, 109 Engle, Donna 22, 59 Epperson, Amber 98 Evans, Evelyn 26, 30, 57 F.B.L.A. 58 F.C.A. 61 F.H.A. 57 F.T.A. 60 Feland. Andy 92 Feland, John 82, 90 Feland, Tad 98, 100 Felkins, Kim 94 Felkins, Tim 22, 44 Fifties Day 71 Fisher, Justjn 98 First Editions Shoe Store 113 First National Bank of Russellville 120 Football. JR. 44 Football. PEEWEE 110 Football, SR. 36, 37 Ford, Ava 26. 27, 59 Ford, Darla 98, 99 Ford, Jeremy 46, 84 Ford, Michael 84 Ford, Regina 96 Ford, Shawna 90, 109 Foster, Norma 26, 30 Fountain. Ashley 26. 47, 48 Franklin, Glen 90, 110 113 Franklin, Kara 94, 109 Franklin, Martha 24, 30, 31 Freeman, Boyce 94 Freeman, Brent 88 Freeman, Cheryl 22, 57 Freeman, Holly 22 Freeman, Kathy 101 Freeman, Kevin 17, 40, 59 Freeman, Kim 19, 20 Freeman, Lisa 17, 59 Freeman, Liz 62, 84 Freeman, Regina 17, 18, 57, 58, 59 Freeman, Shelby 86, 109 Freeman, Twilla 88 Frew, Amee 23 Frew, Chester 26 Frew, Danny 84 Fulmer, Becky 19, 42, 57 Fulmer, Charlotte 26 Fulmer, Linda 100 Garrison, J.D. 17, 36, 40 Garrison, Jody 26, 46, 48 Garrison, Michelle 88 Garrison, Regina 5, 14, 42, 43, 49 Garrison, Scott 95 Garrison, Shelly 88 Garrison, Shonda 86 Garrison, Susan 8, 10, 14 Gary, Tim 17, 36, 40 Gilbert, Luke 82 Gillies, Glen 86 Gillies, Sherry 19 Gillies, Tammy 26 Glover, Barbara 100 Glover, Pam 48 Glover, Terry 48 Goates, Benny 92, 110 Goates, DeWayne 88, 110 Goates, Tammy 26, 45 Gooden, Kim 96 Gooden, Scott 17 Goodyear, Scotty 17, 18 Goodyear, Stoney 8, 14 Goodyear, Tammy 26, 59 Gowin, Beverly 100 Gowin, Jack 32 Graduation, Senior 78-80 Graham, J.C. 8, 11, 6, 7, 14, 36, 37, 49. 58, 59 Gray, Amanda 98 Gray, Craig 92 Gray, Judi 100 Gray, Kenny 84 Gray, Penny 20 Peoples Bank 4 TRUST.COMPANY MAUUMUf AMANSAS MAM A COMMMCI • ARKANSAS AVIMUf SOUTH • OTTSV� U« HIGHWAY 4 (AST • CITY MAU • DOWN I OWN MANCH 968-2112 501-968-4888 B0 UM Compliments 1 Of Burris Office Machines Earnest Powers 101 West Main Street Russellville JCPenney Colonial Flower Shop 1 «M MUTT «41 fMOWAII'l ijjy I r i.uim imi intvsu 1 500 N. Arkansas City Mall Russellville LEFLER’S FASHIONS 103 N. Commerce Russellville High Quality Achievement Awards “Why pay more for less” (Continental Auiariia, 3nc. 24-Hour 212 South Phoenix 968-4098 Russellville 114 w INC. O «l NS i STANOARD OFFICE SYSTEMS SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES Telephone 968-7280 Bob Bennett Carolyn Bennett Owners P. 0. Box 563 Russellville BEACON TIRE SERVICE Dayton ATIRES 968-4418 Russellville 968-5305 307 N. Arkansas Russellville JONES T.V. APPLIANCE 968-7771 Russellville rU MITU K . . . APPLIANCES . . . MAIIOWAftl RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS Compliments Of Reece Caudle, County Circuit Clerk Gray, Randall 100 Gray. Ricky 31, 40, 42, 46, 47 Gregory, Tammy 26, 62 Griffin, Joseph 98 Gruel, Victor 98 Gunter, Dawn 88, 109 Gurel, Pearl 96 H Hale, Christopher 96 Haley, Tony 46, 84 Hallum, Bobbye 101 Hallum, Charlie 101 Hamilton, Elvis 20, 36 Hamilton, Jody 26, 44, 48 Hamilton, Pam 17 Hamilton, Randy 17 Haney, Pharmacy 81, 119 Haralson, Christy 82, 90 Harmon, Lisa 23, 24, 57 Harris, Bert 96 Hart, Dirk 96 Hart, Neva 86, 109 Hassel, Steven 98 Haynes, Tjay 96 Hays, Kevin 26, 46, 44 Hays, Trevor 88, 110 Hector, Cafe 110 Heflin, Tracy 96 Hegeman, Becky 89 Helton, Joanne 20 Helton, Melody 3, 26, 27, 47, 48, 94 Helton, Kathy 7, 8, 14 Helton, Richie 23, 46 Hemmer, Donna 45, 47, 84 Hemmer. Lynn 90 Henderson, Michael 98 Henderson, Melanie 95 Hendron, Mary Kay 20, 42, 43, 44 Hendron, Nancy 47, 84 Henke, Glen 89 Henke, Kelly 84 Herrin, Elizabeth 90 Herrin, Becky 84 Herring, DeWayne 92 Herring, Rodney 95 Herring, Sandra 3, 27, 59 Hickey, Liz 23 Hill, Walter 17, 36, 40 Hill, Wanda 8, 14, 42, 43, 48. 49, 57, 58. 59 Hill, William 20, 36. 48 Hodges, Melissa 99 Hodges. Michelle 99 Holt, Jeanie 89 115 Holt, Lisa 59 Homecoming, Basketball 64, 65 Homecoming, Football 62, 63 Homecoming, Peewee 106, 107, 108 Homestead Tractor 122 Hon, Brandon 20 Honors, Academic 81 Honors, Sports 49 Horn, Renee 17, 38, 58, 93 House, J. D. 86 Howell, Robert 90, 110 Hudson, Brent 89, 110 Hudson, Dale 17 Hudson, John David 23 Hudson, Sean 23, 44, 46 Hudson, Todd 89, 98 Huffman, Micheal 85 Huffman, Shannon 82, 92 Huffman, Tammy 86 Hull, Alta 17, 42 Hull, Randy 85 Hull, Russell 90 Humphrey, Wendell 89 1 Ivy, Donnie 8, 14 Compliments Of MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC or 968-2345 968-2841 3105 W. Main PI. Russellville 31t) ilPUMU !� • . JANITOR SUPPLIES Serving schools and industries with industrial chem- icals, commercial cleaning equipment, paper products and etc. 2040 S. Arkansas Ave. Store Hours 968-7253 8 am to 9 pm Russellville Mon. - Fri. J Jack Hill Auto 119 Johnson, Doyle 3, 14, 40, 49 Jones, Melecia 17, 18 Jones, Ricky 99 Jones, Thomas V. Lumber Company 109 Jones TV Appliance Center 115 Jordan, Shannon 90 90 Jordan, Wesley 27 Jostmeyer, Dorothy 86 Jostmeyer, Robert 90 Judd. Allen 92 Judd, Carla 95 Judd, Christie 96 Junior Slave Day 70 Junior-Senior Banquet And Prom 76, 77 Justice, Cindy 18, 38 Justice, John 98, 110 Justice, Malinda 85 K King Pizza 122 L La Jerro’s 109 MOSLEY HARDWARE 331-2613 Market Street Dover TAYLOR’S FLOWERS 968-6600 ■ 1022 W. Main Russellville j Margaret fcp'' v Boots Blankenship 331-3507 cXhe vlArasu Ki Otast MARKET ft CAMP STREET DOVER.ARKANSAS Souvenirs, dolls, crafts craft supplies, gifts, flowers CotySfop _ ' UT A eO’« Ou«� ' 0� � ASMiO 915 S. Arkansas 968-2049 Russellville A A SALES AND SERVICE 116 Dover rr Atkins PICKLE COMPANY, Inc. ATKINS, ARKANSAS 72823 Aristocrat of in Pickles and Peppers1 WALDO'S GENERAL STORE Open 7 am - 7 pm Market St. Dover SHEILD OF SHELTER JAMES WHITTENBURG AGINT 425 NORJH CHURCH ATKINS. ARKANSAS 7282J SUS (SOI) 641-7867 RtS (501)641-2113 SERVING U.L YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS laineyl Realty ca J ROBERT (BOB) RAINEY BROKER 003 N. CHURCH ST. PHONE 641-7730 ATKINS. ARKANSAS 72823 RES. 641-7545 501-641-2500 Jane Morphis COUNTRY CASUALS A country store with a touch of class 905 N. Church 1-40 Atkins Langford. Becky 95 Ungford, Roger 27 Ungford, Tonya 109 Larue, Donna 101 Launius, John 8, 14. 36, 37, 49 Uy, Gail 2, 6. 9. 14. 37. 38, 42, 43, 48. 49. 58 Lay, Kim 87, 109 Uy, Randy 26. 27. 44. 46, 48 Uy, Stacey 96 Uy, Wendy 27, 43 Uymon, Becky 20 Uymon, Danny 27. 44. 48 Uymon, David 17 Uymon, Joey Beth 95 Uymon, Lynn 23 Uymon, Mark 89 Uymon Princess 96 Udbetter. Frances 95, 109 Ledbetter, Vince 9. 14, 36, 37, 48 Lee, Brent 5, 7, 9. 11, 14, 40, 49, 58 Lee, Jamon 96 Ue, Monterey 100 Lee, Ronnie D. 32 Ugate. Delta 99, 100 Lindsey. Brandy 99 Link, Bruce 20 Linker, Chuck 7, 9, 14, 36, 37 Linker, Edward 87, 110 Linker, Regina 20, 42 Lombardi, Tommy 27 Loveland, Johnny 9, 14, 36 Loveland, Mike 21, 36 Loveless, Brandy 96 Lusk, Bobby 9, 14, 36, 37 Lusk, Kelly 92 Lusk, Randy 86. 89 Lusk. Ronald 21 M Magness, Cleta 100 Marable, Keith 9, 15 Marable. Patricia 85 Marlin, Becky 27, 59 Martin, UDonna 9, 11, 14. 36, 57 Massey, Alicia 95 Mathis, Randy 46, 85 Massey, Scott 9 Mattei, Angie 85 Mattei, Walter 87 McAlister. Amy 96 McAlister, Mary Lou 21, 48, 57. 59 McCain, Cyndia 87, 109 McCool, Cheryl 18, 58, 64 McCormick Furniture 122 .a 117 r? McCuin, Carla 27, 47, 86 McCutcheon, Kenny 87 McCutcheon, Susan 23 McDonald, Gary 17, 18, 36, 40 McElfish, Carol 87 McElfish, Larry 89 McElfish, Shannon 93 McElfish, Tim 90 McEntire, Barbara 88 McEntire, Earnest 89 McGee, Jeffery 99 McGee, Sheila Ann 90 McGowan, Brian 12, 15 McKellar, Holly 27, 59 McKellar, William 11, 12, 15, 36, 37, 48 McKinney, Cathy 87 McKinney, Sandy 85 McKinney, Terry 12, 15, 36 McMinn, Melissa 82, 95 Mearns, Duawn 99, 100 Melton, Brandy 93 Melton, Brian 90, 110 Melton, Bruce 18, 36 Melton, Claudine 27, 59 Melton, Edna 87, 109 Melton, Jan 5, 7, 12, 15, 10, 42, 43, 48, 49, 57, 59 Melton, Mark 18 Melton, Sherry 18, 58 Melton, William 87, 110 Menge. Becky 3 Meuir, Jock 97 Millard-Henry Clinic 116 Miller, Paul 23 Millsaps, B.J. 88 Millsaps, Stacy 87, 109 Millsaps, Tony 95 Miss Scarlett’s 121 Molloy, Cindy 23 Moreland, Shelia 87, 109 Morris, Kari 7, 12, 15, 59, 64, 65 Morris, Keith 27, 44 Morris, Mike 110 Morris, Lonus 7, 12, 15, 40, 49 Morris, Robert 89 Morris, Steven 93 Morts Speed Stuff 119 Mosley Hardware Dover 116 Muncy, John 26, 27, 44, 46 Muncy, Regina 23, 45, 47, 48, 57 Myers, Elizabeth 99 Myers, Jason 95 Myers, Lowella 87 Myers, Shawna 85 L All Occasion Cakes Party Trays Wedding Receptions Party Oecoratinq Supplies Flowers Tuxedos Gowns C L CAKE SHOP SUPPLIES Your One Stop Bridal Shop 919 Easl 4th Street Carol Wilson Russellville Arkansas 72801 Home 967 2606 Business Phone 968 7955 AIOAVISOVM IQHMf A MCMMOSON OVH O W AMNCM 0 V M DAVIS TANNER RIC HARDSON VfTfMNftK ’OS TA1 moju • K i t� A «■urn! AMMM5AS nm (him it C FUNERAL SERVICE INC •«� ■’ � %JO MO mo� •AT f JO '� 00 P ona 9M 800 WEST MAIN RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS AL-ARK ELECTRIC SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Russellville Thormotram Co THermofloi Company of Rutsallville 967-1256 968-4559 MOST uajo cat on cam� ac ctarto 1800 West C Place OPEN MONDAY SATURDAY 9 AM 6 PM MID-CITY CAR WASH QUALITY SERVICE WITH A SMILE 501 E. 4th Russ. 968-3812 Russellville Daily (Courier Democrat 101 CAST SCCONO IOIOIN7 RUSSELLVILLE ARK 72801 PHONE (501) 968-3252 118 209 N. E. 1st Street JACK HILL AUTO PARTS 641-7884 Atkins N Newport, Jeremy 89, 110 Newport, Paul 27 Newport, Reina 99 Newton Pharmacy 113 Nichols, Charles Cleaning Pressing 113 Norton, Guinn 21, 36, 48 O Osburn, Billy 99 Osburn, Lois 93 Osburn, Meca 95 Owens, David 20, 21, 36, 40, 44 Owens, Gayla 101 Owens, Jan 17, 28, 30 Owens, Steve 89, 110 Owens, Vicki 23, 45, 47 Jianeyb PHARMACY PHONE 641-787B 815 N. Church St. Atkins AR The Atkins Chronicle Established in 1894 Printers - Publisher Thomas M. Gillespie Owner Publisher Ehemann Refrigeration Whirlpool Sale and bervxee 641-7037 P. O. Box 2 Atkins MORT'S SPEED STUFF 641-7037 P. O. Box 2 Atkins 968-4938 Hwy. 64 E Russellville Atkins Men's Wear -VOU tK fC r rut MST AHo OtT IT AIL NAME BRAND ClOTMING SMOCS ACCISSOA4S 10 N I 1ST ST DAVOIMMv 0 m Ml 7292 RACKLEY FURNITURE lOk AwMur Our N I AlfcwH Ark aenas 7Hi I l 4n nrw HOI I Ml UJO CARL RACKUV P Pack, Mandy 82, 93 Pack, Melisa 21 Pack, Michael 87 Pack, Nancy 4, 28, 31, 59 Pack, Rhonda 20, 21, 59 Pack, Teresa 23, 24, 62 Palmer, Christie 3, 27, 59 Palmer. Randall 21 Paris, Cindy 2, 6, 12, 15, 59 Parks, Billy 99 Parks, David 95, 110 Parks. Tonya 93 R Reddell, Tanya 85 Randle , Marvin 18, 36 Rackley, Karen 85 Rackley, Kelly 87 Rackley, Sera 32 Rackley. Trish 24, 27. 57, 58 Rainey Realty 117 Ramsey, Roxanne 24 Ramsey, Russell 87 Ramsey, Ryan 93 Randle. John 97 Rackley, Johnny 82, 93 Rackley, Janiece 24, 47, 57 Rackley Furniture 119 Rackley, Becky 109 Rackley, Cynthia 24 Renfro, Dolen 24 Reddell, Twana 93 Reno, Dana 21, 36 119 EF Reno, Linda 12, 15 Rich, Becky 97 Rich, Russell 24, 44, 46 Richey, Jamie 97 Riley, Amy Jo 109 Riley, Angela 109 Riley, April 85 Riley, Chair 82, 99 Riley, David 128 Riley, John 93, 110 Riley, Shari 95, 109 Riley, Shelba 95 Riley, Shelly 95 Riley, William 87 Rizzo, Trenna 20, 57 Robertson, Dana 27, 45 Robertson, Daron 21, 36, 48 Roe, Ted 27 Roper, Billy 110 Rudder, Danny 110 Rudder, David 24 Rudder, Mary 47, 85 Rush Sporting Goods 122 Sackman, Stanley 85 Sanders, Ronnie 95 Schierbaum, Jonna 12, 15, 57 Scottsville General Store 112 Shelter Insurance Company 117 Shepherd, Rachael 99, 100 Sheppard’s Jewelers 122 Skinner. Angela 24, 43, 47 Skinner, Terry 44, 46, 85 Small, Terry 6, 12, 15, 36, 37, 40, 49 Small, Tim 2, 18 Smith. Bobby 24 Smith, Gloria 18 Smith, Linda 42 Smith Shoe Shop 113 Sorrels and Swain Insurance Agency 121 Snider, Allison 97 Spencer, Donna 16, 17,18, 38, 37, 58 37, 58 Spencer, Paula 93 Squibb, Jimmy 97 Staggs, James 4, 28, 30 Standard Office Systems (S.O.S.) 115 Standridge, Christel 99 Standridge, Pamela 93 Standridge, Roger 27 Standridge, Sharia 93 Standridge, Tosha 39 L V. Continental Telephone of Arkansas P. 0. Box 968 (501) 968-5151 Russellville FIRST NATIONAL BANK “SERVING RUSSELLVILLE AREA EVERY YEAR SINCE 1897' Qp RUSSELLVILLE WITH THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS — HWY 64 EAST MAIN OFFICE NORTH ARK AT 1 ST BRANCH 2ND A DENVER [ HUNCH h-h I.. 4... WITH 24 HOUR BANKING WITH NAT 968-1234 IH«h 0 OV ' •� • I O« 0«� 0� vrsA• RUSSELLVILLE Niw. Ricam Truck Pkkcurk Blackford Tire Co. T 1. Box 2 86 — Hwv TT RuSSCLL V LLC AR TtftOi JACKV ft Lila TOWNfttLL OWNIM CROSS AUTO SUPPLY. INC. 30 NORTH RIIONT STRCCT OAROANCLLC ARKANSAS iNAPA� GIFTS FOR YOUR EVERY NEED YOU’RE INVITED TO USE OUR NEW LOCATION PLANTS 4 FLOWERS MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED OPEN 0-5 6 DAYS (ACROSS FROM MIDDLE SCHOOL) WALTER’S FLOWER SHOP HERB DUANN WALTER - OWNERS 968-2368 1101 S. Ark. Russellville Main Plaza Shopping Center Russellville 120 r? CARGILL Swine Products Department ■Your Partner in Agribusiness Making Both Ends Meet Ask about our contract swine production and top line of feeds. Tor information call Cargill, Inc. at 968-4 60 410 S. Arkansas Ave. Russellville, AR SORRELS AND SWAIN INSURANCE AGENCY Atkins, Arkansas Pl77a 507 Union Dardanelle Call For Carry Out Flower� • Gift • Plortts to WAUACI 00« VMS AmMi'IN W. NI «IM AHm At ww� ■ A A Compliments Of CORNWELL’S DRESS SHOP PHONE 229 4313 Dardanelle Electric Motors in south front street DARDANELLE ARKANSAS Standridge, Travis 93 Stapleton, Frank 21, 28, 31, 36 Stapleton, Sandra 17, 30 Story, Andy 85 Story, Norma 85 Story, Roger 87 Storyj Sandy 87, 109 Stroud, Jimmy 4, 28, 36, 58 STUDENT COUNCIL 55 Stutzman, Darci 68 Swaim, Bobbye 32 Swaim, G.B. 31 Swann, Gary 87 Swann, Linda 27, 59 Swann, Marty 24 Swann, Trina 21 SWEETHEART PAGEANT 66-69 Tackett, Mickey 13, 15 Tackett, Stephanie 97 Taylor, Geneva 100 Taylor, Julia 47, 85 Taylor, Stephen 95 Taylor, Verlin 33 Taylor’s Flowers 116 Tesch, Corine 24, 30, 47, 48, 57 Tester. Hayley 6, 13, 15, 57, 58 Thacker, John 97 Thacker, Robert 93 Thacker, Teresa 89 Thalman, Brenda 45 Thalman, Melinda 87 Thalman, Michelle 24 Thomas, Janice 100 Thomas, Shawn 47, 48, 85 Thurman, Shelly 47, 64, 85 Thurman, Tammy 89 Ticer, Dencil 89 Tooley, Michael 99 Tooley, Tammy 97 TRACK 48. Treasure Chest 116 Tryon, Angela 24, 59 Tryon, Simi 93 Turner-Dunn-Murphy, Inc. 127 Turner, Melissa 85 Van-Atkins Store 120 Vaughan, Jeremy 99 Vincent, Michael 44, 85 Voss, Donnie 87 Voss, Gerald 93 Voss, Kathy 27, 59 ■ 121 r? w Waldo’s General Store 117 Walker, Denver 97 W’alker, Janie 100 Walker, Jimmy 5, 7, 11, 13, 15, 36, 37, 48, 49 Walker, Tracy 87, 109 Walter’s Flower Shop 120 Walton, David 13, 15, 36, 37 Warren, Chris 3, 21, 38, 39, 57 Warren, Karen 20, 21, 57 Watkins. Patsy 97 Watson, Bob 24, 28, 31, 36, 46, 44, 40 Weatherman, Karen 18, 99 Webster, Jeannie 87 Wells, Kevin 84 Wells, Michael 21 Westbrook, Ronald 21 Western Auto 115 Wey, Maria 5, 13, 57 WHO’S WHO 74, 75 Willcutt, Paul 97 Willcutt, Stacey 27, 44. 46 Willcutt, Stephanie 89, 109 Williams, Beverly 97 Williams, Gregory 27, 44 Williams, Mark 89 Williams, Sammie 97 Williams, Sandy 10, 13, 15, 57, 58 Wilson, Debbie 89, 109 Wilson, Tammy 24, 57 Wolfe, Lesa 85 Woodson’s Dept. Store 109 Wooten, Stacey 27, 46, 48 Yarber, Charles 82 Yarber, Keith 89 Young, Becky 93 Young, Patsy 99 A B Arkansas Valley Bank DARDANELLE, ARKANSAS 72834 CARL G. HOLT PRESIDENT 6c CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER PHONE 229-2151 OTQM • vimIMIi, Ark. 7 t01 Portraits With That Special Touch GOLD LANCE CLASS RINGS 2-4 WEEK DELIVERY ItcpparJ0 Jfewelerg, • w r, 4rLa fa 3 n n mf BUS t- m- r � . Mn ♦ •� I n $t4 � • ,0m JIMMY DOHSIV HOMESTEAD TRACTOR IMPL. Hwy. 7 South Russ. Arkansas RENNKE SIMS BULDERS SUPPLY MC IntvrMction Hwy 22 7 D rdan«ll«. Ark� n� � 72834 968-2577 229-4191 RUSH SPORTING GOOOS OAK •U MU '«AM FURNITURE HWY. 7 A 7T - RUSSELLVILLE 122 r MORRIS’ GENERAL STORE Appleton BOB’S WATER PUMP SERVICE 708 East 4th St. P. 0. Box 781 RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 Phone 968-5606 Jet Pump Or Submersible Bob’s Fiberglass Sand Filters Free Water Tests APPLETON EXXON Jerry McCuin SHELTER INSURANCE COMPANIES LARRY DANE AGENT 207 EAST 4� h. p O SOX 2108 RUSSELL VILLI. ARKANSAS 72801 BUS (SOI) 968-31 34 RCS (SOI) 968-S072 NEWTON TIRE CO. 701 East 4th Street Russellville APPLETON BEAUTY SHOP Carolyn Hamilton 284-5360 806 E 4th Street Russellville 968-7800 L- RED DOG CAFE Appleton FRANK GRIFFIN OIL CO., INC. Chevron 968-6666 HIGHWAY 7 T a 123 eg sa MAC’S FOOD MARKET More For Your Food Dollar In Quality, Variety, Service Open Mon - Sat 7:30-7:00 Hector 284-3255 124 FRIENDSHIP ... It is more than just a word. It’s meaning can be very significant in our sometimes de- personalized and hectic way of life. The Bank of Dover is situated in a small community where Friendship is a way of life. That’s why when you enter the Bank of Dover, odds are that the smiling face behind the teller’s window is a friend or a neighbor. Neighbors helping Neighbors In a neighborly sort of way. After all, that is what friendship is all about. “Service with you in mind” BANK OF DOVER 126 3? TEAMWORK MAKES THE DIFFERENCE! Meet The “Winning Team” in Insurance in Russellville TURNER-DUNN-MURPHY INSURANCE AGENCY GET THE “WINNING TEAM” WORKING FOR YOU We can insure everything you value Home, Auto, Business and Life with Professional Service You Can Trust TURNER DUNN-MURPHY INSURANCE AGENCY 706 West Main — Russellville Telephone 968-3321 In loving memory of David Riley And through my lack some needy soul Has failed to follow Him. It matters not if cherished friends On whom I've leaned in vain Have wounded me by word and deed And left me with my pain What matters is — can I forgive Again and yet again? Tis not “Have they been true?” but “Lord, Have I been true lu Tvfilf