Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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ri-i g-T'l!RFWf' r' Ah fabovcj Mrs. Dodd talks to the Honor Society about plans for the state convention. frightj Laura Jacimore and Cindy Bowman are ready to register the class of 1929 for homecoming festivities. fbclowj The induction of new members brought the Honor Society's total membership to ll3. H U S Honor: socisrv S 'Q Vs if STUDY The brains of RHS, the National Honor Society, topped all previous year's exploits by becoming state secretary and host- ing the 1979 state convention at Arkansas Tech. Other than conventions, NHS worked with registration, tours, and serving a luncheon during the homecoming festivi- ties, and cleaned trophies. New members were inducted Feb- ruary l2th in the high school commons, and as the graduating members left, new and fresher minds moved up to tackle the t books and keep their high grades. Ueftj Students achieving NHS membership are pledging at the annual induc- tion ceremony. , National Honor Scoiety-Hirst row1Wendie Littrell, Carissa Smith, Jana Lindemann, Faith Hays, Deanna Hargis, Mary Foster, Julia Dunn, Laura Jacimore, president, Sherry Alford, Peggy Chansley, Tammy Woolery, Tanya Austin, Cindy Bowman, Rhonda Moore, Lisa Price, Susie Strickland, Carol Word, Cynthia Kimball, Terri Patton, Isccond rowj Susan Corley, Roy Lambert, David Shaw, Danna Dodd, Sandra Casey, Mary Shinn, Laura McConnell, Sherry Spenser, Ann Lyford, Donna Jacimore, Diane Hicks, Kathy Roys, Suzy Cole, Denise Clifford, Judy Puckett, Jamie McGuire, Elizabeth Ward, Kathleen Housley, Mechelle Thompson, Patricia Crites, Cindy Farnamz flhird rowj Gary Smith, Kenny Lowman, John McMahon, Mike Ogle, James Foster, David Bollinger, John Neumeier, Wayne Langford, Keith Hayes, David Bunton, Alan Jacobson, Terence Freeman, David McMillan, David Coussens, John Silkensen, Russell Conatser, Jim Graham, Keith Bowden. N ational Honor Societyfl 39

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llullllmfl-l lil Between political scandals, the Student Council, RHS' version of Washington D.C., managed to produce some of the annual highlights that made high school life interesting and enjoyable for many students. Kicking off the year was the back-to-school dance. Not being satisfied with that one dance, the Student Council climaxed the 1978-79 homecom- ing festivities with a KAAY disco dance. Finally, Student Council dele- gates traveled to the University of Central Arkansas to participate in the Model United Nations Seminar. 'x xr lain if fqv ,. 1. I 3 A Q iff i ': Eff Iabovej Students participate in the Model United Nations Seminar at UCA. fleftj Everyone enjoys seeing their friends after the summer at the back-to-school dance which the Student Council sponsored, Student Council executive board officers are Isealedj Janet Sehorn, corresponding secretary, Laura Jacimore, vice president, Ann lrwin, president, Jamie King, treasurer: Lisa Price, recording secretary: tstandingj Thom Gilbert, Donna Jacimore, Charlotte Jacimore, Lee Carolan, Gary Jones, Cindy Bowman, Rhonda Moore, Mike Hettel, Tanya Coffman, Teresa Virden. Natalie Canerday, Kelley Turner, Ann Lyfcxd, Bob Bourne, Buddy Gunter. Kristi Mitchell, Sherry Deaton, Kenny Lutz, Clay Harris, l38fStudent Council ,J nl

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KEY CUMMUNTTY ERVTQE 0 P51 GIVES The Key Club centers their activities around services to the community. They sold Halloween candy and helped Kiwanis sell Christmas trees. They elected Key Club Sweethearts which were Nancy Mitchell, Julie Venis, and Pam Murphree. At homecom- ing they entered a car in the parade. l40fKey fabovej Key Clubs Sweethearts ride on the Key Club car in the homecoming parade. fabovej Key Club members are Kenny Luts, Pam Murphree, Brenda Hefner, Linda Womack, Roger Love. frightj Julie Venis and Linda. Wo- mack sell Halloween as a community project.