Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

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Tammy Warren, senior, enjoys her reign as Homecoming Queen while she proudly displays her favorite drink — Coke. Shop students enjoy their favorite day — un- loading wood so thev can work on projects The rowdiness does not begin on Monday as these students show rj owdiness, dignity, and | personality arc all trademarks of the faculty and student body at Hec- tor. Each of us takes great pride in being our- selves and sharing with each other the closeness that develops in a small school where we must provide activities for our own entertainment. This is the rowdiness that al- lows each of us to be our- selves and still have the support of our friends. When you think of peo- ple who are wild, hyper, excited and just full of life, this describes the faculty and student body of Hector Public Schools. Dimioi. P«ee Siudc

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44 y t’s just a fad.” Familiar statement huh? We hear this I constantly from parents, teachers and other unconcerned adults. But we, as the American Teenager, always seem to get wrapped up in some new fashion wave that hits some of us real hard. Each year we, the new generation, see new and interesting items pass before us. Some we like and get involved in and others we could just really care less if they stay or go. Fashion is a major priority to most teens and wearing what is “in” gives us each a sense of belonging. We all watched the video craz a few years back come and go. (Hopefully it will stay gone.) As far as clothes are concerned, the Hawaiian prints went over real well as did the Miami Vice Craz. All the “Jelly” accessories definitely left us cold. As in all schools, each person chose what her or she liked and expressed themselves in their own unique way. cAo vm, ntcAlo Student Life Fashion Feature 7