Russell High School - Revilonian Yearbook (Russell, KY)

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SENIOR FAVORITES Most Studious ANNAJEAN SMITH She has a head full of sense and a friendly disposition to go with it. Quiet and studious, Annagene has justly Won the coveted honor of being our most studious girl. Mos! Studious FRANCIS BYRNE Work is work and must be done- Nevertheless, I have my fun. Sleepy is one of our boys who has the remarkable habit of getting all his home work. Most Versatile TONY LOU BASENBACK Modest, lovable, studious, sweet. A liner girl you'll never meet. In addition to being our Senior Cheerleader, Tony Lou has found the time to take a leading part in many activities. Most Versatile DALLAS GILLUM Describe him who can- An abridgment of all that is pleas- ant in man. Best all around student aptly de- scribes Dallas because he has par- ticipated in various activities. Mos! Popular CAROLYN PRICE If you hear a laugh and see a grin- You may be sure she's just come in... Doll has won her popularity by her avid enthusiasm in many activi- ties and her inimitable ways. Most Popular JUDY FOUTS Wherever he looked he was wel- come- And he looked everywhere. The requisite for popularity is a personality like Judy's. He is both Senior class President and Editor of the Revilonian. The 1946 Reuiloniun A eww ,. , ...-. X aux tl ,ax

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1 fs i l ? NM i SENIOR FAVORITES Valedziclorian JULIUS PAUL FOUTS Sulululorzun ORILLA l3RAl-liY Best Citizen ILEIEN HARRIS Sweetness and modesty for her have won A place in the heart of everyone. We are all very proud of our D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pilgrim who was chosen by the faculty and senior class on the basis of depend- ability. service, leadership. and pa- triotism. Best Athlete DANNY LEROY ln basketball he is far above par. ln fact. as an athlete we hail him- our star. lf you have seen Danny in action on the hardwood. you can readily see why he was chosen for this honor. Most Beautiful ERNESTINE HOFFMAN Her pretty looks the cottage might adorn- Sweet as primrose peeps beneath the thorn. Besides having good looks. Er- nestine graciously lent her vocal tal- ents to many school programs. Mens! Handsome GLEN MENSHOUSIZ A handsomer lad you'll never meet- He's a line boy and a real athlete. Handsome is as handsome does can certainly be applied to Glen. The 1940 Reuilonian

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20 President, Judy Pouts: Vice-President, Dallas Gillum: Secretary, Christyna Posson: Treasurer. Danny LeRoy IN RETROSPECT There have been six important events in the history of the world. The first was the creation of Adam and Eve. The second was the reign of King Tut. The third was the death of Julius Caesar. The fourth was the discovery of America by Columbus. The fifth was the rise of Swoon-King Frank Sinatra. And the sixth was the entrance of the Class of 1946 into Russell High School. Of these, the first five are of minor importance. Adam and Eve, 1 believe, are now dead. King Tut is in a museum fwith his mummyj. Julius Caesar has been eclipsed by Mussolini. Columbus has moved to Ohio. And Sinatra is just a voice surrounded by a bow tie. Thus, the only one of these events which has retained its importance is the entrance of the Class of 1946 into high school. For this class not only made, but is still making history. On September 7, 1943, over 100 sophomores, having had their last taste of the freedom of summer vacation, trudged willingly through the portals of Russell High School. Our future mental power was revealed for the first time in the election of our oHicers who were: Howard Webb, President: George Carter, Treasurer: Claudine Porter, Vice President: Virginia Ferguson, Secretary. But this first important year was mostly spent in selecting the easiest courses, acquainting ourselves with the customs of Senior High School, and learning to recite in class without advance preparation. So we entered our Junior year. Diminished in numbers but not in mental strength. For our officers this second year we chose: Danny LeRoy, President: Jim Sparks, Vice President: Ileen Harris, Secretary and Treasurer. For our class colors we thought Blue and Gold an excellent combination. and the Red Rosebud as a class flower was agreeable to everyone. The 1946 Reurlonran