Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

HECTOR HIGH SCHOOL 1984 WILDCAT VOLUME 34 Table Of Contents Ads 106-128 Class Plays 16-17 Clubs 22-29 Grade School 90-105 Graduation 18 High School 17-89 Prom 19 School Board and Faculty 57-63 Sports 34-55 Student Life 2-15, 66-69 Teacher's Life 64-65 As we look at each person as an individual, we find that this is what makes our student body at Hector so special. On the following pages we, the annual staff, would like to share with you a portion of our students' lives and what makes all of us ... UNIQUE IN EV- ERY WAY! 1 Move and I'll shoot! 2 What have you done now, David? 3 Paula and Liz are caught dressing up for their fellows again. 4 Has coach Watson sprouted new ears. 5 This is what we do at Beta convention. 3 Hector Is Unique Too. 3. Yes. Tammy Warren is Hector's own famous opera singer. 4. Becky Fulmer recieved the Woodmen Trophy for outstand- ing proficiency in American History. 1. Yes. I'm ready to fight . 2. Smile Christie your on candid camera. 4 1. Now everyone knows Mrs. Franklin has a secret desire for pizza. 2. No Chris and Gina you are not posing for the cover of cosmopolitan, BE REAL!! 3. Gee, you can't tell who's who. 4. Don't look at me I don't know what is going on either. 5. Michelle shows good form while shooting a free shot. 6 5 Oh. no. it's Mr. Bill! 1 Did some thing go wrong in lab? 2 Keep on singing stroud. 3 Life at Hector High is that exciting 4 Mr. Felkins wants you. 5 Oh no, not again! 6 The life of our principal. 7 Get out of here. 9 Carla and Liz seem to be eavesdropping on a juicy conver- sation. Shoot! I'm caught again. Just wait till next year. I'll get you! Mark sure seems to be enjoying the program Make way, here I come. As you have gone through these pages, you have seen how our student body can claim the title Unique in every way. As you continue through these pages, you will see this uniqueness dis- played in every phase of our school life. We are proud that we are a small enough school that we each can claim this uniqueness. This tradition will continue. 10 He hath made everything beautiful in his time: also he hath set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end. Ecclesiastes 3:11 � More Spelling Bee Winners Russ Fountain. Leroy Mckinney, and Matthew Standridge Mrs. Fulmer and Mrs. Gray were sponsors of the first grade spelling bee. Jolene Cook. Melissa Hodges, Ronnie Curtis, and Kara Weatherman. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Lee sponsor the second grade spelling bee. Travis Standridge. Rebecca Pruitt, Joey Fox, and Crystal Jones. Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Thomas sponsor the fifth grade spelling bee. Billy Roper and Eric Gruber. Mrs. Browne and Mr. Hallum sponsor the sixth grade spelling bee. Hector Elementary School is unique in that we have a school wide Spelling Bee with the winners of each class receiving trophies for their efforts. We feel that this will encourage individual growth and school participation. Since sports are usually stressed, we believe that this will help to emphasize our academic program. Angie Riley, Roger Coffman. Rhonda Pruitt, and Carol Emmerson. Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Freeman with 7th grade. 12 Paula Spencer seems to have had one of those days. She does not usually look like this, but it looks like she is grin- ning and bearing it! o h B r 0 t h e r s a d S 1 m o Kenny Voss and Chris Benefield are you sure you two are playing old n maid? I don't remember having to bid. raise or call. No, this is not a crystal ball that these guys are gazing into but a mere overhead projector 1 wonder what they are looking at? Everyone is present in class today even Snoopy. Senior Play 'Red-Headed Royalty From Arkansas Characters Prince Michaels ..........................David Owens Dale Nellis ..............................Mark Proctor Jim Donovan ........................... Daron Robertson Fordyce Green ................................Bruce Link Hans Fitzler ................................William Hill Leigh Johnston ........................... Becky Fulmer Jacqueline Wallis ........................Chris Warren Yvonne Ferris ............................ Regina Linker Aimee Rossen .............................Deborah Clark Dorris Willowby ..........................Sherry Collins Ethel Whalen ................................Rhonda Boze College Boys .............................Elvis Hamilton Randy Cook Mike Loveland Randall Palmer Class Sponsors: Mrs. Sanders, Mr. Felkins, Mrs. Freyaldenho- ven Promptor: Penny Gray 1984 Junior Class Presents Headin' for a Weddin' Cast Homer Hollowbone ......... Pa Hollowbone ............ Ma Hollowbone ............ Cracie Mae Hollowbone Sara Jo Hollowbone ....... Pepper Hollowbone ........ Sis Hollowbone............ Grandpappy Hollowbone . . . Fannie Jane .............. Wider Blair House ........ Slim Blair House ......... Bertha Blair House ....... Melissa Dugan ............ Isabel Todd .............. Hortence Todd ............ ... Corine Tesch .. David Rudder .. Trish Rackley .... Gina Muncy . Jennifer Gruber .... Jeff Duncan Roxanne Ramsey .... Tim Felkins .....Amee Frew Angela Tryon JaNiece Rackley ........Lori Lee .. Angie Skinner ... Lisa Harmon Mandy Parrish Senior Award Winners Because of her hard work during her school years, Karen Barnes was presented a Scholastic Medal recognizing her as an honor graduate. In recognition of her scholastic achievement as an honor graduate, Regina Linker received a Scholastic Honor Med- al. Regina also received an $800 scholarship to attend Tech. During the Graduation Exercise, Becky Fulmer received a Scholastic Honor Medal for being an honor graduate. She also received the Crouch Memorial Scholarship for $500 to be used for college expenses. David Owens was se- lected by the faculty to receive the Leadership Award for the leader- ship potential shown during his high school years. Daron Robertson was chosen by the faculty to receive the Citizenship Award because of the way he conducted him- self in every situation during his school years. He also received a $400 scholarship to attend Tech because of his ACT Score. William Hill received a $200 PTSA Scholarship to help with his college education. William plans to enroll at Tech in the fall. As a result of her ACT score, Chris Warren re- ceived an $800 scholar- ship to attend Tech. In recognition of his academic ability as shown on the ACT Test, Bruce Link was awarded a $400 award to attend Tech. The Seniors Last Stand Honor Student Karen Barnes gives the first speech on May 20. Honor Student Regina Linker makes the second speech. The concluding speech was given by Honor Graduate Becky Fulmer. David Owens was chosen by his classmates to Sonlight (Lori Burch, Tammy Gregory, JaNiece Rackley, and give the devotional at the Graduation Exercises, accompanied by Liz Freeman) sang the senior class song, Against All Odds. Mixed emotions are shown on the faces of these graduates as they sing America . Superintendent Joe Bull makes a few remarks about this Mr. Pack gets ready to present the scholastic awards, year's graduating seniors. 20 Angie Skinner and Corine Tesch read the Junior Prophecy. Junior - Senior The Senior Will is read by Randy Davis and Chris Warren. In appreciation for her hard work and patience, the junior class presented Mr. Franklin a flower arrangement. She is truly a dedicated teacher and sponsor. Coach Watson received an engraved whistle from the junior class to thank him for his help with all of the junior activities. Never at loss for words, Mr. Bull has a funny story to tell for every occasion. 22 I Prom And Banquet Left: Former Hector High School Coach Frank Sta- pleton was guest speaker at the 1984 Junior-Senior Banquet. Right: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton enjoy the Ban- quet from their place at the head table. Lower left: Debbie Freeman and Mike Loveland were chosen Prom King and Queen by the Junior Class. Lower right: Mike and Debbie enjoy the first dance together. 24 Future Teachers Of America 1st Row Holly Me (Cellar, Tammy Gillies. Melody Helton. Tammy Goates, Wendy Lay. Trish Rackley. April Riley, Margaret Turney, Jon Lawrence. Chris Warren. Robbie Church. 2nd Row Sandy Herring. Donna Blackford. Rhonda Duvall. Deborah Clark, Liz Freeman. David Owens. Tammy Wilson, Angie Skinner. Amee Frew, Jennifer Gruber 3rd Row Julia Adams, Ronda Boze, Paula Cook, Gina Muncy, Christy Palmer. Sherry Collins, Karen Barnes. Mary Rudder, Sandy Chisum, 4th Row Ashley Fountain. Elvis Hamilton. Randy Davis, Regina Linker, Mark Proctor, Sponsor-Mrs. Foster, Vice-President-Corine Tesch, Lisa Harmon, Cheryl Freeman Student Council 1st Row Treasurer-Chris Warren. Vice-President-Mary Lou Humphrey. President-David Owens, Secretary-Ronda Boze 2nd Row Carla Standridge, Melody Helton. Randy Davis. Corine Tesch, Angie Skinner, Carla Duncan. Gina Bell. Terry Skinner, 3rd row Mark Bell. Mark Proctor. Sponsor-Mr. Pack Fellowship Of Christian Athletes 1st Row Sponsor-Bob Watson. Gena Steed. Ashley Fountain. Secretary-Melody Helton, Vice-President-Mary Lou Humphrey. President-David Owens. Vice-President- Kevin Hays, Secretary-John Muncy. Carla Duncan. Shelby Freeman, Lori Burch. 2nd Row Lisa Hill. Tonia Campbell, Chanda Freeman, Deborah Clark, Carla McCuin. Wendy Lay. Tammy Warren. Carla Standridge, Stacy Barton, Jon Lawrence. 3rd Row Roger Martin, Mandy Parrish. Susan Coffman, Paula Cook, Liz Freeman, Corine Tesch, Angie Skinner, Jennifer Gruber, Gina Muncy, Chris Warren, Jeff Romines, Shelly Thurman 4th Row Richie Helton, Daron Robertson, Randy Davis, Neva Hart, Julia Taylor, JaNiece Rackley, Gerard Pack, Jody Garrison, Stacy Willcutt Pep Club 1st Row Tammy Goates, Dana Wells, Charlotte Fulmer, Rhonda Warren. 2nd Row Melody Helton. Tammy Warren, Wendy Lay. Paula Cook. Liz Freeman. Amee Frew, Trish Rackley, Margaret Turney 3rd Row Tracy Parrish, Tammy Wilson, Angela Tryon, Corine Tesch, Angie Skinner, Neva Hart, Sponsor-Mrs. Hollis 4th Row Sherry Collins, Robbie Church, Lisa Harmon, JaNiece Rackley 27 Future Home Makers Of America Shawn Thomas. Regina Linker. Gina Muncy. Mandy Parrish 3rd Vice-President, Ronda Boze, Mary Lou Humphrey President, Karen Barnes 1st Vice President. Chris Warren 2nd Vice President, Becky Fulmer, Donna Butler, Tammy Wilson Lori Burch, Rhonda Duvall, Deborah Clark, Tammy Goates, Wendy Lay, Julia Taylor, Mrs White Sponsor, Carla McCuin, Melody Helton, Liz Freeman Carla Standridge, Paula Cook. Tammy Warren, Shelly Thurman, Trish Rackley, Lesa Wolfe, Lisa Hill. Rhonda Warren, Charlotte Branch, Charlotte Fulmer, Mark Bell, Ashley Fountain, Tammy Gregory, Lisa Harmon, Angie Skinner, Greg Williams, Cheryl Freeman. Kevin Hays, Stacy Barton Quill And Scroll Corine Tesch Editor, Paula Cook Club Co-ordina- tor, Amee Frew Newspaper Editor, Liz Freeman Club Co-ordinator, Norma Foster Sponsor. JaNiece Rackley Photographer, Margaret Turner Senior Co-ordinator, Lisa Harmon Business Manager, and not pictured Gina Muncy. The job of Quill and Scroll was primairly to put out the Hector Wildcat Annual. This job begins before the starting of school with the selling of ads and ends with Graduation. Future Business Leaders Of America First row left to right- Donna Butler treasurer, Mary Lou Humphrey President. Chris Warren Vice-President. Becky Fulmer secretary. Second row left to right- Jim Stroud Sponsor, Randy Davis, Deborah Clark, Amee Frew, Gina Muncy, Trish Rackley. Third row left to right- David Owens, Ronda Boze, Corine Tesch, Angie Skinner. Fourth row left to right- Bruce Link, Robbie Church. Sherry Chisum, Lisa Harmon, JaNiece Rackley, Karen Barns, Regina Linker. Beta First row left to right- Becky Fulmer secrtary, Karen Barnes President, Regina Linker, Vice-President, Second row left to right- Roger Langford, Gerard Pack, Tammy Warren, Mark Bell. Third row left to right- Jeff Romines, Christie Palmer, Corine Tesch, Martha Franklin Sponsor. 29 Class Favorites Freshmen: Paula Cook and Scotty Chisum Eighth: Billy Chisum and Sherry Condley Class Officers Seniors-Kneeling: Bruce Link, David Owens. Standing: Mark Proctor, Sponsor Dean Felkins, Sponsor Joan Sand- ers, Sponsor Margaret Freyaldenhoven, Randy Davis Sophomores-First row: Sponsor Marty White, Melody Helton, Roger Martin. Second row: Mark Bell, Kevin Hays, Sponsor G.B. Swaim. Third row: Sponsor Norma Foster Eighth-First row: Sponsor Patti Hollis, Shelby Freeman, Gina Bell. Second row: Stewart Condley, Sponsor Johnny Bell, Sponsor Nan Bull Juniors-Kneeling: Angie Skinner, Corine Tesch. Stand- ing: Sponsor Bob Watson, Teresa Pack, Trish Rackley, Sponsor Martha Franklin Freshmen-First row: Sponsor James Staggs, Carla Dun- can, Paula Cook. Second row: Sponsor Jimmy Stroud, Terry Skinner, Julia Taylor Career Center Students Sitting: Sheila Blair, Roxanne Ramsey, Lawonna Chisum, Teresa Pack. Kneeling: Cindy Molloy, Mae Dean Churchill, Holly Freeman. Standing: Melissa Collins, Gary Jones, Randall Standridge, Sean n Hudson Who's Who . . . Karen Barnes has excelled in secretar- ial skills during her twelve years in Hector High School. She is President of Beta Club, First Vice-President of FHA, a member of FTA and FBLA. From the offices she has held, she has shown that she has leadership ability to go with her other skills. Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Warren and the wife of Louie Barnes. Karen and Louie live at Tilley. One of the most promising artists to attend Hector High School is Becky Fulmer. In addition to her artistic abil- ity, she has displayed a great amount of leadership ability for she is Secre- tary and Treasurer of Beta Club, Sec- retary of FBLA, Treasurer of FHA, and attended Girl's State. Becky is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fulmer. Her family lives in Hector. Dennis Condley is the typical leader that any class would be glad to have in their midst. Dennis likes to play bas- ketball and football as he has demon- strated by being on both teams for the past three years. In addition, he likes to hunt and fish. Dennis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Condley. He and his family live near Appleton. J2 Leadership with a capital L is exempli- fied in Melody Helton. She serves her sophomore class as president. This year's FHA'ers elected her to serve as president for next year. She also serves on the Student Council, works in FTA, works in FCA, and plays bas- ketball. Melody is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Helton. She and her family live near Appleton. Melody plans to attend Arkansas Tech and The School of Health and Related Pro- fessions in Little Rock. Mark Bell is everyone's choice for all- around example of the ideal student. He is active with the basketball and football teams, in Beta Club, in FHA, and is President-elect of the Student Council for the coming year. Mark is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bell. He and his family live near Tilly. Mark is unsure of his plans for the future, but whatever he does he will be success- ful. Christy Palmer has been a great addi- tion to our student body. She has been involved in Beta Club, FTA, and a cheerleader. She represented the tenth grade in the Football Homecoming and was Beta Club Sweetheart in the Sweetheart Pageant. Christy and her mother, Joan Sanders live near Rus- sellville. Christy's ambition is to be a lawyer to work with juvenals and work with troubled young adults. 33 1. 12th Grade-Mary Lou Humphrey and Tim Bell. 2. 11th Grade-Teresa Pack and Jeff Duncan. 3.10th Grade-Charlotte Branch and Jeff Petty. 4. 9th Grade-Paula Cook and Scotty Chisum. 5. 8th Grade-Sherry Condley and Billy Chisum. 6. 7th Grade-Michelle Garrison and Roger Coffman. 7. Campus King and Queen-Teresa Pack and Jeff Duncan. 8. 1983 Campus Queen-Donna Aday congratulating Jeff Duncan, 1985 Campus King. 34 These students were selected by their classmates to represent them in the annual Sweetheart Pageant. The Campus King and Queen were selected by the student body from candidates from grades ten through twelve. 1. Quill and Scroll-Lisa Harmon and Roger Martin 2. Beta-Christine Palmer and Mark Bell 3. Student Council-Chris Warren and David Owens 4. FBLA-Regina Linker and Bruce Link 5. FCA-Shelly Thurman and Jeff Romines 6. FTA-Tammy Gregory and John Muncy FHA-Tammy Warren and Greg Williams 8. 1983 Campus Queen-Donna Aday congratulating Teresa Pack, 1984 Campus Queen 35 All types of sports are necessary to make-up the extra- curricular life of the student body. We feel that we have a great athletic program since dedication and participation from the student body and coaches are fantastic. See for yourself that our Wildcats are . . UNIQUE IN EVERY WAY! d RESERVED FOR THE AUTOGRAPHS OF MY FAVORITE PEOPLE. 37 • Q; • Q, ■ Q. • O. • ■ First row- Keith Melton, Bruce Link, Tim Bell, John Muncy, Roger Martin, Danny Laymon. Kevin Hays, 2nd row- Gerard Pack, Tommy Lombardi. Randy Davis, Clyde Collins, Richard Helton, Denis Condley, 3rd row- Coach Dean Felkins, Randy Lay, Stacey Wooten. Mark Proctor. Ronald Lusk, Jody Hamilton, Mike Loveland, Jeff Petty. Coach Bob Watson, 4th row- Mark Bell, Jamie Bridges, Gene Fillion, Sean Hudson, Elvis Hamilton, Daron Robertson, Greg Willians, David Owens, and Manager Willian Hill. Senior High Football 1983 Hector 23 Caddo Hills 6 Hector 14 Fort Smith Christian 21 Hector 0 Danville 21 Hector 6 Mayflower 0 Hector 6 Dover 18 Hector 8 Central Arkansas Christian 13 Hector 6 Perryville 2 Hector 7 Ola 0 Hector 27 Lamar 6 a Q= ■ O ■ O a Q, • Q, ■ Q, ■ ex ■ ex ■ ex • q, • q, • ex • o ex • ex • Q. • Q: a Q: • Q= • Q. • Q ■ O: Q ■ Q ■ O G • Top Row Coach Felkins, Scotty Chism, Paul Newport, Tim Chism, Stewart Conley, Randy Luck, Kenny Bowden, Jeremy Ford, Middle Row Stacy Barton, Dewayne Goates, Donnie Voss, Lawrence Roe, William Melton, Eddie Coffamn, Chis Beavers, Bottom Row, Jereym Newport, Brent Hudson, Trevor Hayes, Kenny Gray, Tony Haley, Jon Lawrence, Terry Skinner, Junior High Football 1983 Hector 14 Dover 34 Hector 6 Ola 14 Hector 0 Danville 32 Hector 6 Perryville 24 Hector 6 Mayflower 26 a ■ cv ■ o a o a O ■ 0 4 Football Cheerleaders Sr. Cheerleaders. Bottom row from left to right: Chris Warren, Gina Muncy, Mandy Parrish, Jennifer Gruber. Top Row. Tammy Gregory, Deborah Clark, Christy Palmer. Go! Cats! Go! Sr. Cheerleaders perform for the students at Pep Rallies. Jr. Cheerleaders. Bottom row from left to right: Liz Freeman, Carla Standridge, Paula Cook, Tracy Walker, Lisa Hill. Top Row: Shelby Freeman, Kim Lay. 41 Football Homecoming The 1983 Hector Football Homecomeing Court is (r. to 1.) 12th grade, Chris Warren with father, D.L. Warren, 11th grade, Roxanne Ramsey with father, Jim Ramsey. 10th grade, Christie Palmer with step-father, Richard Sanders, 7th grade, Angie Riley with father, Gary Riley, 9th grade Lisa Hill with father, Tom Hill, and 8th grade Carla Duncan with father Carious Duncan. 1. Our wildcats try their hardest against CAC. 2. Just one of the pyramids our cheerleaders perfected. 3. Mike exemplifies the hustle of our wildcats. 4. The fans will even brave the cold to watch our mighty Wild- cats. 43 ■ Q ■ CL ■ CL ■ CL ■ CL ■ CL a Pee Wee Football 1st row-Richie Barnett. Russell Hull, John Riley, Shawn Bull, Shannon Petite 2nd row-Benny Coates, Bobby Fillion, Aaron Culwell. Brian Melton, Boyce Freeman 3rd row-Craig Gray, Richie Coffman, John Rackley, Doug Williams. Johnny Blair, Tommy Riley 4th row-Coach Danny Rudder, Billy Roper. Eric Gruber, Tim Petty. Daron Petite, Steven Morris Pee Wee Cheerleaders 1st row-Angela Burris, Tracey Felkins, Amber Epperson. Alicia Felkins, Janet Lawrence, Allison Snider, Julia Henderson 2nd row-Michele Blackford. Kim Felkins, Michele Bush, Melissa Hood, Shawna Pruitt, Sherry Kiley. Christy Morris, Stacy Lay 3rd row-Glenna Franklin, Jennifer Bynum, Kara Franklin, Shawna Williamson. Lisa Petty, Meloney Henderson, Sandra Hamilton, Angie Lawrence, Jennifer Gruber ■ C ■ O ■ CL a CL a CL • CL ■� Pee Wee Homecoming Jason Thomas, Amy Riley, Matt Steed, Susan Rudder, Allen Welister, Becky Pruitt. Robert Thacker. Jennifer Bynum David Parks, Melissa Williamson, Mark Smith, Susan Turner. Dierk Hart, Stacey Lay Mr Robert Thacker was chosen King and Miss Jennifer Bynum was chosen Queen. 45 Senior Basketball 1st Row-Dennis Condlcy, John Muncy, Jeff Romines. 2nd Row-Mark Bell, Randy Lay, Kevin Hays, Jeff Petty-Manager. 3rd Row-Jody Garrison, Elvis Hamilton, Coach Rick Gray, Stacey Wooten, Stacey Willcutt. fW • % Senior Boys Basketball 1983-84 Won 10 Lost 15 H 63 Witt Sprints 39 H 67 Scotland 70 H 56 Alread 32 H 52 Atkins 59 H 40 Dover 43 H 37 Havana 38 H 33 Atkins 38 H 37 Dover 50 H 37 Lamar 42 H 53 Atkins 51 H 56 Belleville 52 H 60 Belleville 51 H 38 North Pulaski 76 H 40 Lamar 54 H 50 Sacred Heart 59 H 32 Pottsville 50 H 28 Havana 46 H 35 Pottsville 50 H 64 Ola 57 H 43 Pottsville 51 H 58 Ola 60 H 53 Scotland 44 H 63 Belleville 49 H H 57 Witt Springs 33 53 Perryville 79 @ @ ® left to right- Susan Coffman, Tammy Warren, Ashley Fountain, Melody Helton, Charlotte Branch, JaNiece Rackley, Behind Charolette Fulmer (Manager), and Coach Rick Gray. 1983-84 Senior Girls Basketball Hector 40 42 Witts Springs Hector 46 22 Alread Hector 15 47 Atkins Hector 24 52 Dover Hector 26 53 Atkins Hector 24 36 Dover Hector 24 42 Ola Hector 32 27 Alread Hector 44 41 Scotland Hector 30 50 Belleville Hector 25 45 Scotland District Hector 46 38 Wonderview Hector 43 45 Ola % W • ® S e s s s € ® ® After the Jr. Girls won District Tournement they were very happy, they finish the season with a 26-0 record. ••••••••••• First Row- Mary Beth Mobley, Gina Bell. Shelly Thurman. Carla Duncan. 2nd row- Manager Donna Hemmer, Tonia Campbell. Monica Pack, Shelia Moreland, Sherry Menge, Tracy Parrish, Manager Lesa Wolfe, 3rd row- Lori Burch Neva Hart, Sherry Condley, Cindia McCain, Julia Taylor, Shawn Thomas, Shonda Garrison, Coach Rick Gray. ••••••••••• First row- Terry Skinner. Ed- die Coffman, Jon Lawrence, Randy Mathis. Second row- Randy Lusk, Billy Chisum, Tony Haley. Mike Huffman, Stacy Barton, Third row- Coach Dean Felkins. Stanley Sackman. Scotty Chisum. Stewart Condley, Jeremy Ford, and Chris Beavers. Sr. Cheerleaders take a minute to be camera hogs. Sr. Cheerleaders Middle row from left to right: Gina Muncy Cap- tain, Christy Palmer, Jennifer Gruber, Top: Tammy Gregory, Kneel- ing: Chris Warren Co-Captain. Oh come on Mandy, cheering can't be that bad or can it?! Basketball Cheerleaders 1984 Hector Basketball Homecoming The 1984 Homecoming Court is (1. to r.) 7th grade Michelle Garrison with father Glen Garrison, 12th grade Deborah Clark with escort Tommy Goates, 9th Shawn Thomas with father Delane Thomas, 11th Geresa Pack with father Larry Pack, 8th Gina Bell with father Johnny Bell and 10th Ashley Fountain with father Charles Fountain. Last years Queen, Dee Carruth Keene, crowns our new Homecoming Queen, ASHLEY FOUNTAIN The 1984 Basketball Homecoming Queen, Ashley Fountain with her father, Charles Fountain. 7th Grade Boys Bottom row: Earnest McEntire, Trevor Hays, Brent Free- man. Top row: Steve Poynter, David Brown, Michael Parks, Brent Hudson 2 Wins 2 Losses Danny Rudder, Coach (Not pictured) 6th Grade Boys Bottom row: Brad Nieman, Stephen Walker, Robert Howell, Russell Hull. Top row: Doug Williams, Eric Gruber, Tim Petty, Glenn Franklin 9 Wins 4 Losses Won: Hector Tournament Atkins Tournament Barely beaten by Morrilton in Wonderview Tournament Coach Danny Rudder 5th Grade Boys Bottom row: Shannon Pruitt, Aaron Culwell, David Parks. Stephen Taylor. Craig Gray, Jason Myers. Top row: Earl Wynn, Jason Bohannon, David Rud- der, Stephen Morris, Johnny Rackley 10 Wins 2 Losses Won: Hector Tournament Atkins Tournament Pottsville Tournament 2nd Place-Wonderview Tournament Coach Danny Rudder 53 7th Grade Girls Rhonda Pruitt, Stephanie Willcutt, Shelly Garrison. Michelle Garrison. Becky Hege- man 10 Wins 2 Losses Coaches: Charles Hallum. Brent Lee 6th Grade Girls Bottom row: Melody Brown, Amy Riley, Tracy Profit, Lisa Wade, Becky Rackley, Angie Lawrence, Lynn Hemmer, Dana Purvis. Top row: Michelle Condley, Shawna Ford, Susan Rudder, Sheila Chisum, Barbara McEntire. Teresa Thacker 7 Wins 7 Losses Won: Dover Tournament Pottsville Tournament 2nd Place in Hector Tournament Coaches: Charles Hallum. Brent Lee 5th Grade Girls Bottom row: Tawana Reddell, Lori Campbell, Mandy Pack, Becky Pruitt, Shannon Huffman, Simi Tryon. Top row: Joey Laymon, Angela Beavers, Joey Fox, Charlotte Bess, Pam Standridge, Kara Franklin 13 Wins 2 Losses Won: Hector Tournament Atkins Tournament Wonderview Tournament Pottsville Tournament Coaches: Charles Hallum, Brent Lee 54 The peewee boys show us how good it feels to be the CHAMPS! It looks like their playing kickball instead of bas- ketball. David Parks helps the peewee Wildcats with two more points. What are they looking at? Peewee girls pose for picture after their VICTORY. Senior Boys Track Senior Boys Track Team Bottom row: Roger Martin, Clyde Collins, Danny Laymon, Keith Morris. Second row: Coach Dean Felkins, Stacey Willcutt, Mike Loveland, Jeff Petty. Top row: Jody Garri- son. Randy Cook, Mark Proctor, Jody Hamilton Coach Felkins plots strategy with team members: Jeff Petty, Bruce Link, Greg Williams and Danny Laymon. Bruce gets ready to run against stiff competi- tion. Junior Track Teams Junior High Boys Track Team consists of Jeremy Ford, Scotty Chisum, Stacey Barton, and Paul Newport on the bottom row. The top row is Steven Wade. Terry Skinner. Coach Dean Felkins, Chris Beavers, and Kenny Bow- den. Junior High Girls Track Bottom row: Carol Emerson, Sheila Moreland. Gina Bell. Tracy Parrish, Shelly Thurman. Monica Pack, Maribeth Mobley, Sherry, Menge, Stephany Willcutt, Angie Riley Top row. Carla Duncan, Lori Burch. Sherry Condley, Neva Hart, Cyndia McCain, Julia Taylor, Shawn Thomas. Michelle Garrison, Shonda Garrison, Coach Rick Gray S8 Senior Boys Baseball At left, Stacey does his job well telling Roger to stay at first. At right, Jody sizes up the other team. Bottom row: Roger Martin, Randy Lay. Kevin Hays, Stacey Wooten Middle Row: Randy Davis, Mark Proctor. Randal Standridge, Jamie Bridges Top Row: Coach Bob Wat- son, Jeff Petty, Jody Garrison, Stacey Willcutt Jeff gets ready to advance to second at the next hit. Jody Garrison and Clyde Collins attended State Hector's own bum!!!! Track Competition at Danville. Studying for finals! No there is nothing in her hair. The Power Behind The School Easter Mae Churchill-Member Ronald Bewley- Vice-President Verlin Taylor- President Opal Bartlett-Member Paul Allison- Secretary Superintendent High School Principal Elementary Principal Joe D. Bull Bob Pack Jack Go win Cooks First row: Pearlie McAlister, Eu- lene Brown, Helen McGowin, Ruth Llewellyn. Second row: Myrnell Walker, Judy Smith, Gail Garrigus, Elma Zell Chron- ister Bus Drivers not pictured: Royce Barnhouse, John Bell, Kenneth Bowden, Thurman Hill, W.E. Lewis, Grady Barham, Rosie McCuin, Christine Humphrey, Sherry Cossey, Lorine Gray. Mrs. Gowin really gets with the spirit of Halloween. Her students will always remember the different costumes that she wears throughout the year. Mr. Morgan knows how to hold her stu- dent's attention. It looks as if a lot of learn- ing is going on. 61 High School Faculty Patti Hollis-English Margaret Freyaldenhoven- English Jimmy Stroud- Business Marty White-Home Economics Nan Bull-Librarian Norma Burch- Secretary Linda Watson- Secretary Lucy Roper-New School Board Member Not Pictured: James Staggs, Johnny Bell, Dean Felkins, Ricky Gray. 62 Grade School Faculty Sara Rackley-Secretary Linda Fulmer-First Grade Geneva Taylor-Second Grade Monterey Lee-Second Grade Pam Pruitt-Third Grade Janie Walker-Third Grade Jan Bartlett-Fourth Grade Janice Thomas-Fifth Grade Jane Browne-Sixth Grade Charles Hallum-Sixth Grade Kathy Freeman- Seventh Grade Pam Wat son-Seventh Grade Barbara Taylor-Aide Donna La Rue-Speech Therapist Billy Blalack-Reading Bobbye Hallum- Reading Carole Beavers-Aide Janice Rowlands-Aide Patsy Athey-Reading Not Pictured Beverly Gowin- Kindergarten Cleta Magness- Kindergarten Judy Gray-First Grade Randall Gray- Fourth Grade Barbara Glover- Fifth Grade Bonnie Morgan- Special Ed Gayla Owens- Special Ed Whoever said teachers don't enjoy their work hasn't been to Hector. 9 They work for their money. Now David won't forget his homework. My Head to Toe Book is one of Mrs Hollis favor ites. Honestly. Mr Pack. I have it some- I said to always use the paper where. release.” Now, class, I don't want to preach, but Mrs Foster s happiness about being the annual staff sponsor Don t you get enough during football season? 65 Is Mary Lou showing Mark how she keeps Arnold in line?” Aw come on. Tim. a little sneeze never hurt anyone. The waters of true love runneth deep until Ronda's cuf runneth over. And you said you were on a diet.” 67 I'm not going to the office with you, JaNiece. READY' SET' KICK' With a class like this, it is a surprise that Mrs White didn't leave them in Little Rock. Quick. Tammy, he’s not looking He are the answers. Jody's heart may belong to Hec tor. but it doesn t look as if th remainder does 69 With leaders and sponsors like these, the 1984 seniors will continue to go far. Since Randy Davis is the Stu- dent Council Representative, we all know things have to look up for the student body. Mrs. Margaret Freyal- denhoven is one of the newest additions to our faculty. She may be the newest and the smallest, but great things come in small packages. Although Mrs. Joan Sanders has been at Hector for a number of years, she adds new and enthusiastic ideas to help us in our every undertaking. Coach Dean Felkins adds the crowning touch to our senior sponsors with his dry sense of humor. How could any group go wrong with Mark Proctor as class president? With good ole David Owens handling all of the correspondence and money, you can be sure that it will be done with interest. Bruce Link takes his responsibility as VP seriously. He makes sure that Mark is at every meeting. SHERRY MARIE ACOSTA-FTA 2.3. KAREN DELENA WARREN BARNES-FBLA 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FT A 4; Student Council 1,2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Who's Who 3; 1st Vice-President Beta 3; Historian; Science Award; English Award; Typing Award; Junior Play. TIMOTHY EDWARD BELL-Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Class Favorite 2,3,4; Student Council Re- presentative; Vo-Tech 3,4. RONDA FAYE BCZE-FCA 1,2; FBLA 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 3; FHA 2nd Vice-President; FT A Secretary; Cheerleader Co- Captain; Student Council Secretary; Annual Staff Photographer; Senior Play. DONNA SUE BUTLER-FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; An- nual Staff 3; Class Officer 3; FHA Historian; Junior Class Secretary- Treasurer; FBLA Treasurer. ROBBIE CHURCH-FBLA 4; ETA 2.4. DEBORAH MICHELLE CLARK- FCA 2,3,4; FBLA 4; FTA 3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Counselors Aid Award; Junior Play; Senior Play. SHERRIE COLLINS-FTA 2,3,4; Choir 1; Typing Award; Junior Play; Senior Play. RANDALL WADE COOK-Foot- ball 1,2,3; Track 3; Baseball 4; Foot- ball Trophy; Track Trophy. JAMES RANDALL DAVIS-FCA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Football 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Boys State 3; FCA President, Class Secretary; Junior Play. DEBBIE JANNETTA FREEMAN JAMES PATRICK FREEMAN KIMBERLY DA VON FREEMAN- Cheerleader 3; Basketball 1; Class Favorite 3; Who's Who Best Dressed. REBECCA LYNN FULMER-FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Girls State 3; Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed; Most Studious; FHA His- torian, Reporter, Treasurer; Beta Club Secretary Treasurer; FBLA Secretary; History Award; Junior Play; Senior Play. PENNY LYNN GRAY-FCA 2,3; Annual Staff 2; Junior Play. ELVIS LEE HAMILTON-FTA 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4. JOANN HELTON-FHA 1; FTA 1; Choir 1,3. WILLIAM L. HILL-FCA 1,2; Foot- ball 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Who's Who Most Studious. BRANDON DeWITT HON mary lou McAlister hum- PHREY-FCA 1,2,3,4; FB1A 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Cheerleader 3; Choir 2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 3; Class Officer 2,3; Class Favorite 2,4; Who's Who Friendliest; Best Per- sonality; Junior Play. BRUCE LINK-FBLA 4; Football 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Class Officer 4; Basketball Award; Who's Who Friendliest. Biggest Flirt; Best Personality; Junior Play. REGINA ANN LINKER-FBLA 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Girls State 3; Junior Class President; FHA Re- porter; Beta Club President, Vice- President; Home Economics Award; Math Award; Basketball Award. MICHAEL WAYNE LOVELAND- FTA 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4. RONALD EARL LUSK-FCA 4; Football 3,4. DAVID WAYNE OWENS-FCA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; FFA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Class Officer 1,4; Boys State 3; Who's Who 2,3; Student Council President; FCA President; Who's Who Most Athletic, Most Likely to Succeed, Best Dressed; Junior Play, Senior Play. GEORGE R. PALMER-Who's Who Most School Spirit, Wittiest. MARK LYNN PROCTOR-FTA 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer; President. DANA JOHN RENO-FCA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4. DARON ROBERTSON-FCA 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Ge- ometry Award; Junior Play; Senior Play. RANDALL EUGENE STAN- DRIDGE-Baseball 3. REBECCA GAIL TRYON MARGARET A. TURNEY-FTA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Vo-Tech. CHRISTIA MARIA WARREN- FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Choir 1; Student Council 4; Beta Club 3; Annual Staff 2,3; Typing Award; Cheer- leading Award; Who's Who Big- gest Flirt. Most Athletic, Most School Spirit, Wittiest; Junior Play; Senior Play. CLIFFORD DWAYNE WIGGINS 71 72 Deborah Michelle Clark Sherrie Collins Randall Wade Cook Elvis Lee Hamilton Joann Helton William L. Hill 73 0 BEST DRESSED BIGGEST FLIRTS AND WITTI David Owens and Kim Freeman Bruce Link and Chris Warren 74 MOST ATHLETIC BEST PERSONALITY David Owens and Chris Warren Mary Lou Humphrey and Bruce Link MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Becky Fulmer and David Owens 75 76 Ronald Earl Lusk David Wayne Owens George R. Palmer T Mark Lynn Proctor Dana John Reno Daron Robertson Randall Eugene Standridge Rebecca Gail Tryon Margaret A. Turney Congratulations go to TIM BELL for being elected class favorite for the second year in a row. Tim is totally involved in school life. He has been active in football for the past four years and was an outstanding star in every game. He represented his class as student council representative his freshman and sophomore years. He was class officer for those two years also. For the past two years, he has attended the Career Center, working in the machine shop. As you can see, Tim is a well-liked, responsible young man who will go far. Tim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bell. To the casual observer, CHRIS WARREN is a standout in many ways. Her flirtatious ways and witty remarks cause her to have many friends and admirers. Usually she can be found in the middle of any crowd entertaining everyone who will listen. Her athletic ability has been displayed through her participation on the cheerleading squad. Her high level of energy keeps her on the go. We expect to hear and see good things from Chris in the future. Chris is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Warren. She has lived all of her life near Tilly and is proud of it. To watch WILLIAM HILL, one sees a very dedicated young man who was honored by his classmates as the Most Studious male in the senior class. In addition to being a diligent student, William has been involved in FCA, Football, Basketball, and Track. He is a well-rounded student who can and does attain everything he chooses to try. He can be found behind the scene helping any student who needs it. William will go far in any field he chooses to enter. At the present time, he is interested in accounting or computer work. William is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hill. 78 Did MARY LOU HUMPHREY speak to you today? Yes, she did if she was here. Mary Lou was once again honored by her classmates with being elected class favorite, friendliest, and the girl with the Best Personality. Because of her personality and friendly manner, she is naturally a class favorite. These honors are not bestowed lightly. You name it and Mary Lou has been involved in it: FCA, FBLA, FHA, FTA, Cheerleading, Choir, Basketball, Track, Student Council, and Staff. In addition, she has combined a successful marriage with all of her other activities. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McAlister. When RANDALL PALMER talks, people listen to hear what his latest witty remark will be. This wittiness goes hand in hand with his school spirit as was recognized by other seniors as they chose him to exemplify both. Randall always has some comment to make about everything as can be attested to by everyone who knows him. This wittiness has helped him to make friends easily when put into new school situations like those provided at the Career Center. Randall is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer. He and his family live near Scottsville. Randall had attended Hector Schools for all of his schooling. KIM FREEMAN is one of those rare people who could go through a tornado and still look neat, trim, and well-dressed. Not only is Kim well-dressed but she also has that certain something that causes heads to turn as she walks by. This certain something caused her classmates to name her the Best Dressed girl in the senior class. Again her classmates selected her their favorite in her junior year. This desire for neatness did not keep her from being a cheerleader and playing basketball. WATCH OUT BOYS, she's got that something! Kim is the daughter of Mrs. Francis Hassel. She has attended Hector Schools for the past six years. 79 His classmates knew what they were doing when they elected BRUCE LINK the Biggest Flirt, Friendliest, and the boy with the Best Personality. He is out to flirt with every girl in school, but with his friendly ways and personality, the girl never knows if he is just being friendly or is really flirting with her. He is a joy to watch as he tries to dazzle everyone of the opposite sex. He is usually able to do so. Bruce has had the opportunity to try his flirtatious manner with many people because of his participation in FBLA, Football, Basketball, Track, Junior Play, and Senior Play. Watch out girls, he is out to break some hearts. Bruce is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Link. Artistically inclined is the best description of BECKY FULMER. She can and will go a long way with her talent as is recognized by her classmates, for they elected her Most Studious and Most Likely to Succeed. Her natural ability, ready smile, and dedication to any task she is working on will give her a jump on everyone else. Becky is one of those rare people who can be studious and conscientious and be involved in activities as is displayed in her participation in FBLA, FHA, FTA, Basketball, Beta Club, Girls State, Junior Play, and Senior Play. Becky is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fulmer. She has attended the Hector Schools for the past twelve years. Mr. Involved and Busy is DAVID OWENS. During his high school career, he has been involved in FCA, FBLA, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Student Council, Boys State, Class President, Junior Play, and Senior Play. In addition, he was honored by his classmates by being selected the Most Likely to Succeed and Best Dressed. David has the unique ability to make the most complicated task seem simple and easy. Being best dressed or well-dressed and neat is the best way to describe his every day appeareance at school. This habit should serve him well as he pursues his work for the Lord as one of His ministers. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Owens. 80 Juniors Julia Adams Donna Blackford Sheila Blair Brenda Chisum Lawonna Chisum Mae Dean Churchill Jimmy Coffman Glen Collins Melissa Collins Dennis Condley Danny Crow Jeff Duncan Tim Felkins Cheryl Freeman Holly Freeman Amee Frew Jennifer Gruber Lisa Harmon Richie Helton David Hudson Sean Hudson Gary Jones Paul Kendrick Lynn Laymon Lori Lee Cindy Molloy Gina Muncy Teresa Pack Amanda Parrish Greg Proctor Cynthia Rackley JaNiece Rackley Trish Rackley Roxanne Ramsey David Rudder Angie Skinner Corine Tesch Angela Tryon Tammy Wilson 83 Sophomores Jennifer Ballard Johnny Beavers Mark Bell Charlotte Branch Nancy Branch Jamie Bridges Stephen Burchard Bobby Cantrell Rodney Cantrell Melinda Chisum Sandra Chisum Carolyn Chronister Mark Cochran Susan Coffman Clyde Collins Rhonda Duvall Gene Pillion Ava Ford Ashley Fountain Chester Frew Charlette Fulmer Jody Garrison Tammy Gillies Tammy Coates Tammy Goodyear 84 Tammy Gregory Jody Hamilton Kevin Hays Melody Helton Lisa Holt Wesley Jordan Roger Langford Randy Lay Wendy Lay Danny Laymon Tommy Lombardi Roger Martin Carla McCuin Holly McKellar Claudine Melton Becky Menge Keith Morris John Muncy Gerard Pack Christie Palmer Jeff Petty Dolen Renfro Dana Robertson Jeff Romines Roger Standridge Kathy Voss Tammy Warren Stacey Willcut Greg Williams Stacey Wooten 85 Freshmen Cecil Adams Stacy Barton Evelyn Bates Chris Beavers Kenny Bowden Danny Box Lori Burch Barbara Burchard Tonia Campbell Steve Cantrell Scotty Chisum Tim Chisum David Chronister Paula Cook Kenneth Duncan Jeremy Ford Liz Freeman Danny Frew Tony Garrison Kenny Gray Tony Haley Janie Harris Donna Hemmer Kelly Henke Lisa Hill No Photo Available Photo Not Available ■ Mike Huffman Randy Hull Wendell Humphrey Jon Lawrence Randy Mathis Sandra McKinney Shellie Menge Shawna Myers Elaine Pruitt Tanya Reddell April Riley Ted Roe Mary Rudder Stanley Sackman Terry Skinner Carla Standridge Gena Steed Norma Story Julia Taylor Shawn Thomas Shelly Thurman Melissa Turner Jimmy Turney Michael Vincent Ronda Warren Wendy Whybark Lesa Wolfe Paul Newport 87 Eighth Gina Bell Lamont Brown Eddie Coffman Sherri Condley Stewart Condley Billy Chisum Roger Chisum Tammy Derryberry Carla Duncan Chanda Freeman Shelby Freeman Shonda Garrison Glen Gillies Neva Hart J.D. House Kim Lay Cindy Ledford Edward Linker Randy Lusk Cyndia McCain 88 Grade Carol McElfish Cathy McKinney Edna Melton William Melton Luella Myers Wreneta Milam Sheila Moreland Micheal Pack Monica Pack Tracy Parrish Chuck Poynter Kelly Rackley Russell Ramsey Mike Ramberg Jennifer Smith Donnie Voss Tracy Walker Jeanie Webster Dana Wells Seventh Grade Sherry Ballard David Brown Sherri Chisum Roger Coffman Todd Condley Keith Darter Sandra Darter Carol Emerson Sandy English Brent Freeman Twilla Freeman Nichelle Garrison Shelly Garrison Dewayne Goates Patricia Hamilton Trevor Hays Becky Hegeman Glenn Henke Jeannie Holt Brent Hudson Earnest McEntire Larry McElfish Steven Lee Mark Laymon David Hughes 90 Steven Lee, Becky Hegeman, Glen Henke, and Brent Hudson all practice for Mrs. Freeman's Spelling Bee line-up, or are they just being camera hogs?? Is this the best Mrs. Watson can dress on a teacher's salary? Steve Poynter Honda Pruitt Angie Riley Pam Riley William Riley Roger Story Tammy Thurman Stephanie Willcutt Debbie Wilson Keith Yarber 91 Sixth Grade Brian Beavers Larry Blackwell Melody Brown Chris Burchard Tracy Campbell Phyliss Chisum Sheila Chisum Janet Chronister Kim Coffman Richie Coffman Michele Condley Joe Don Cook John Feland Bobby Fillion Billy Ford Shawna Ford Glenn Franklin Eric Gruber Christy Haralson Lynn Hemmer Elizabeth Herrin Robert Howell Todd Hudson Russell Hull Shannon Jordan 92 Angela Lawrence Barbara McEntire Timmy McElfish Sheila McGee Stephanie McGlone Brian Melton Jeff Morris Robert Morris Brad Neiman Darren Petite Tim Petty Tracy Profitt Beckey Rackley Amy Riley Jamy Rily Tommy Riley Mike Romo Billy Joe Roper Susan Rudder Angela Sinor Matt Steed April Stephens Bobby Swicegood Teresa Thacker Jason Thomas Dencil Ticer Steven Walker Joey Williams Charley Yarber 93 Fifth Grade Johnny Blair Cari Boyer Tammy Brannam Joel Bridges Clayton Brown Jennifer Byrum Lori Campbell Twilla Campbell Darrel Cates David Cates Lisa Church Tricia Coffman Aaron Culwell Sara Darter David Dollar Cateena Duvall Allen Ellis Andy Feland Benny Goats Craig Gray Aaron Hamilton Dewayne Herring Renee House Shannon Huffman Trinisha Johnson 94 Chrystal Jones Allan Judd Mark Lazzarotto Kelly Lusk Scott Massey Shanna McElfish Brandy Melton Steve Morris Mandy Pack Tonya Parks Allan Petite Dale Petty Rebecca Fruitt Shannon Fruitt Johnny Rackley Ryan Ramsey Tawana Redell Billy Richards Johnny Riley Paula Spencer Pam Strandridge Sharia Strandridge Travis Strandridge Robert Thacker Simi Tryon Gerald Voss Alan Webster Kenny Wiggins Shawna Williamson Becky Young 95 Fourth Grade Beverly Adams Marilyn Adams Karey Baker James Bell David Bell Becky Blankinship Jason Bohanan Shawn Bull Misty Chandler Josh Coffman Bucky Cook Eleanor Darter Kim Felkins Kara Franklin Boyce Freeman Scott Garrison Sandra Hamilton Melanie Henderson Tina Hughes Melissa Jones Becky Langford Joey Beth Laymon Jeff Lee Alicia Massey Amy McAlister % Winners of the 4th grade Spelling Bee are Kara Branklin, Janelle McGlone, and Jason Bohanan pictured with their teachers Mrs. Jan Bartlett and Mr. Randell Gray. Jason Myers Alicia Pack David Parks Lisa Petty Shari Riley Shelba Riley Shelly Riley Mark Scantling Trinor Sinor Mark Smith Robin Swicegood Stephen Taylor Daniel Ticer Susan Turner Melissa Williamson 97 Third Grade Brian Baker Karey Baker Richard Barnett Clint Bell Michelle Beavers Patrick Bewley Brent Boland James Brewer Angela Burris Olivia Condley Daniel Cook Kim Darter Casey Flinn Regina Ford Kim Gooden Pearl Gurel Mark Hamilton Bert Harris Dirk Hart Tracy Heflin Rodney Herring Matthew Hughes Steven Karnes Eddie Kline Stacy Lay 98 Good spelling habits and good spellers start early with Miss Walker and Mrs. Pruitt. Mark Hamil- ton, Angela Burris, Kim Gooden, and Clint Bell are prime examples of this. We ll be watching these four as they continue through school. Come on and always do your best in everything you do. Princess Laymon Frances Ledbetter Brandy Loveless Bobby Petty Dale Proctor James Profitt Shonda Pruitt Clay Johnson Carla Judd Robert Richards Jamie Richie Allison Snider Stephanie Tackett Johnny Thacker Amos Turnipseed Denver Walker Jimmy Weaver Paul Willcutt Patricia Williams Susan Williams 99 Second Grade Angela Adams Kenny Adams Ben Baughman Louise Blankinship Amy Branch Jason Bull Michelle Bush Sonya Calvert Simon Clancy Jessica Collins Jolene Cook Amy Curtis Ronnie Curtis Shelly Derryberry Cynthia Duvall Derreck Duvall Amber Epperson Tad Feland Alisha Felkins Justin Fisher Steven Hassel Chris Hale Amanda Cray Victor Gurel Darla Ford 100 Michelle Hodges Christy Huffman Ricky Jones Christie Judd Brandy Lindsey Brand McCain Jeff McGee JoyLynn McGlone Carrie McLaughlin Duawn Mearns Elizabeth Myers Reina Newport Billy Parks Rebekka Rich Shad Roe Rachael Shepherd Crystal Standridge Jason Tarkington Jeremey Vaughan Kara Weatherman Amanda Weaver Sammie Williams Monica Parks Yates Patsy Young Penny Young 101 First Grade Jerry Adams ■ Mandy Baker M.itthrw Bl.u k well Melissa Bl.u k well Jason Bridges Jeremy Bull Brad Burchard Gary Calvert Kelli Chandler Jamie Campbell Alice Catman Crystal Chisum Rachel Chisum Jamie Chisum Christie Coffman Greg Coffman Jeffrey Coffman Nathan Darter Krista DeBuhr Ron Ellis Josha Elvod Maranda Emerson Brandy Ferguson Brian Ford Trever Housley Alice Hern Cariotta Hana Greg Hamilton Russel Fountain 102 Christina Hull Denis Johnson Jonathan Judd Taunya Kline Janet Lawrence Joseph McElfish Rebecca McElfish Carey McGee Daniel McKinney LeRoy McKinney Cynthia McNutt Matthew Myers Brandi Nieman Amanda Petty Shaliegh Proctor Jackie Rackley Richard Rackley Chas Riley Nadine Roberts Daniel Sanders Amanda Sexton Steven Smith Dana Standridge Matthew Standridge Joshua Stang Richie Stone Jimmy Thacker Samuel Warren Laura Williams Angela Wisdom 103 Kindergarten Ray Adams Stuart Baker Brent Bartlett Chris Benefield Stacy Bower Keith Bull Joshua Bull Dana Byrum Shannon Collins Valerie Collins Blake Condley Scott Craig Wesley Curtis Cindy Duvall Joshua Freeman Stephenie Garrison Shawna Gill Leslie Hamilton Faith Helton Julie Henderson Shawn Hickey Kelly Hood Amy Linker Christopher McElfish Heather McKinney 104 Isn't Parent-Student Day Fun?!? 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ATKINS, ARKANSAS 72823 Athins Aristocrat of Quality in Pickles Peppers THERMOGAS COMPANY of RUSSELLVILLE MORE SERVICE PER GALLON 1800 WEST C PLACE POST OFFICE BOX G RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS (501) 968-4559 'RtxrtW4' 0C Mt£icfe S PHARMACY 2524 W MAIN PH.968-7180 RUSSELLVILLE. ARK DOLLIES PIDDLIN SHOP CERAMICS, COME MAKE YOUR OWN OR HAVE YOUR OWN FINISHED HICHWY 7 SOUTH, DOVER, ARKANSAS THOMAS GARDNERvBACKHOE SERVICE 331-2416 Fine Home Furnishings Professional Service GARY BARNETT MANAGER 700 N ARKANSAS RUSSELLVILLE. ARK PHONE 968-3188 TROY BURRIS, OWNER P.O. Box 309 • 101 W. Main St. RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS 72801 (501 i 968-4888 Since 1953 COGSWELL MOTORS INC. HIGHWAY 64 EAST POST OFFICE BOX 669 968-2665 FORD — LINCOLN — MERCURY RANDY LEAVELL AUTO SALES RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 968-4322 NEWS OFFICE MACHINE C D DRUG STORE HIGHWAY 7T 9th 968-6201 121 NORTH COMMERCE RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 968-2456 120 GARY WEBB 1302 N ARKANSAS AVE. Mamaoch RUSSELLVILLE. AR 720 0 MEMBER NATIONAL BRIDAL SERVICE Cfmv 0TUL tuia One Stop Wedding Photography Shop 968-5535 1418 EAST 2nd STREET RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 TASTYBIRD FOODS RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 968-2245 DARDANELLE, ARKANSAS 229-2586 CONTINENTAL AWARDS 24 HOUR SERVICES 212 SOUTH PHOENIX RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 968-4098 GO HECTOR WILDCATS Zhink Athletic, Jnc. 315 West Mqin Street ' Phone 501 968 2524 Phone 501 968 2524 Kusscllvillc. Arkansas 72801 Thinking about a career? Consider the health care field .. The demand is great, the rewards and opportunities are unlimited. Many professions require only one to two years of training. Be informed about health care careers. Contact us for information. St. Mary's Hospital bA health care center of AMI 1800 West Main Russellville, AR 968-2841 |WP| Printing 811 North Arkansas • Russellville Arkansas 72801 • Phone (501) 968 3790 PENNINGTON SHOE STORE SHOP Since 1930 Complete Shoe Repair Boots and Shoes For the family 968-6840 203 205 N. Commerce Russellville, AR COMPLETE PRINTING COPY SERVICE Quality printing Low cost Prompt service 122 Delmer Mildred Boley BOLEY'S AUTO MART Bus. (501) 331-2273 Res: (501) 331-3671 P.O. Box 253 Dover, Ark. 72837 Office (501) 331-3229 Residence (501) 331-2215 Nub's Classic Auto Restoration Shop P.O. BOX 84 DOVER, ARK. 72837 SHERMAN’S GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION PHONES: DAY 331-2232 NIGHT 331-2863 DOVER, ARKANSAS WATER TRUCKS DO ALL KINDS OF WATER HAULING FROM FILLING SWIMMING POOLS TO WATERING ROADS 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE, BRAKE REPAIR TUNE UP. TOP LINE BATTERIES, WELDING BOTTLED BUTANE 123 FOR THE STUDENT'S HOME ROOM CALL US FOR ALL YOUR PHONE NEEDS Continental Telephone Svstem PHONE: 968-5151 continental telephone company of ARKANSAS 3305 West main place russellville, arkansas TUCKER'S CORNER 124 Jim Dorsey president We rent! Homestead Tractor Hwy 7 South Russellville MP Aditioni 114 jz Yo. ConinizicE. cz.Ru.i.ii.tL'itle., 72 01 Compliments of KELLAM BATES CO., INC. Buck Bates 3312 W. Main Russellville FRIENDSHIP IT'S MORE THAN JUST A WORD. ITS 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 AT THE TELLER'S WINDOW IS FRIEND OR NEIGHBOR. NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS IN A FRIENDLY SORT OF WAY AFTER ALL, THAT IS WHAT FRIENDSHIP IS ALL ABOUT BANK OF DOVER — SERVICE WITH YOU IN MIND! 12b Go Wildcats Follow The Hector Wildcats Season With Rick Koselke No. 1 Information Source In The Arkansas River Valley. ourier___________ -------------emocrat 201 E. Second Street P.O. Box 887 968-5252 RUDDER'S STATION HECTOR. ARKANSAS 72843 FOR ALL YOUR AUTO NEEDS. NEWTON PHARMACY RUSSELLVILLE 218 WEST MAIN 968 — 1157 968 — 4185 HECTOR WEBB MEMORIAL 284 — 2011 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF HECTOR P.T.S.A.