University of Arkansas Fort Smith - Numa Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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Shawn Rapert Leanna Rasberry Laura Rathburn Darrel Ray Melissa Ray Peter Raymond Bill Rebsamen Ricky Reddell J. Duncan Redfield Kimberly Reding Doug Ree Jamie Reedy John W. Reehl Lisa Reeves Michael Reeves Carol Regan Shelly Reinschmiedt John Reith Linda Richards Curtis Richardson Mary Richmond Robin Richmond Virginia Riddle Dana Ridenhour Mary Riggs Mike Ritchie Carolyn Roberts

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Becky Sanford Vasana Sayarath Vicki Scalia Pam Scarbrough Tim Schichtl Gail Scott Angie Schoen Jeffrey Scott Doris Schoeppey Tim Sebastion Evelyn Schluterman Doug Schoenfeld Sharon Renee Scott Pam Seiter Hishashi Sekimo Pamela Selph Scott Shadd JoAnnette Sharp When someone mentions identi- cal twins, a person's initial thoughts are usually of two little angels thinking, acting, and dress- ing as one. This is a false impres- sion. Almost nothing could be far- ther from the truth in the case of Johnny and Ronnie Ducharme. Twins branch out and form their own independent styles as do oth- er brother and sister pairs, they both agreed. Johnny and Ronnie happen to be a pair of identical twins attending Westark. Though the physical re- semblance is remarkable, they both agree that their personal- ities differ greatly. But, as with most twins, they were dressed alike when they were smaller. 100 While some sets of twins prefer to spend most of their time togeth- er, this is not the case with the Ducharmes. Johnny reflected, During the fall semester of 1982, Ronnie went to college else- where. Of course l missed him but there were some advantages to being the only kid at home. l did everything when l wanted and didn't have to wait for him. Now that he's back and attending Wes- tark, l have to take his wishes into account but l don't mind. Though society may have tried to force Johnny and Ronnie Du- charme into the mold of one per- son, it was a definite failure. The two have emerged as lovable, but separate, identities. F. as Q Q Johnny O C Ronnie 9