Hector High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hector, AR)

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“Very boring first day at Hector”! — Eric Chronister DicUt l Ve, Do Thu Lait Yuvt? Academics should be of the utmost impor- tance to each stu- dent and their parents. — Bar- bara Taylor “Aren’t field trips wonderful”? — Mrs. White “I’m looking for a few good stu- dents”. — Mr. Meador Academics Divider 29 Story by Wreneu Mitom y

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V a - .“ Y r » Academic» Divider by Carol Emerson Johnny still half asleep and definitely not ready to give up his summer fun, sat down at his desk. “Good morning class. I'm Ms. Whiz, Does anyone re- member what the last thing you studied last year in lan- guage arts was? Brec?” “We were conjugating verbs, Ms. Whiz. “Oh .... Well, we're going to review a bit. Can anyone tell me what a verb is?” Everyone groaned, but Johnny just looked at the teacher. Ma’am, DIDN'T WE DO THIS LAST YEAR?! Johnny thought, “I give up, 12 years of “What's a noun? Oh well, why not? Can’t hurt!

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SLOW AND STEADY WITH NICE EVEN STROKES. Tim Chisum Senior stains wood for a bookcase that will go into the new high school library. SHOVELING NEW IMPROVEMENTS Ke- vin Hayes. 1986 Senior, mixes sand into the con- crct mix for the cementing of bricks for the new special education building. COULD THIS BE A CONE GATHERING? Mr Johnny Bell, math and driver’s education instructor, gathers the materials from the driver’s ed. class. Academic Design by Michelle Patton