Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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l Iabovej Mike Roys, Rena Hill, Randy Betsill, Becky Teeter and Dave Schauer encourage people to contribute to Multiple Sclerosis. lrightj R Association-Ikneelingj Nancy Mitchell, Lisa Wilson, Becky Teeter, Lesley Phillips, Kelvin Stewart, Istandingj Brian Hurley, Ty Lowrey, Roger Love, Mark Vaughn, Richard Peevy, Buddy Gunter, Mike Roys, Chris Kimball, Brent Linker, Ronnie Jackson, David Leggett, Russell Conatser, Phillip Rye. 525 FCA members sell carnations on Valentines Day for a money raising project. BTG WTNNER R Association is a group of students who have worked hard and earned an R which stands for Russellville Crimson Cy- . clones. Anyone from cheerleaders to boy or girl athletes can earn an R , They helped raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis as an annual project. They raise around S1000 vearly. aframrss ron Caatsr Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is a group of athletes that get together and have devo- tions to share ideas. There are both boys' and girls, groups. For a money raising project, FCA sold different colored carnations for Valentine's Day. if iii Girl's FCA-Hirst rowj Becky Teeter, Mary Keeton, Diane Hicks, Lisa Reedg Isecond rowj Nancy Mitchell, Janie Dixon, Trish Hunt, Cyndy Bowman, Rhonda Criswellg Ithird rowj Carol Brannon, Rose Christensen, Lesley Phillips, Gwen Brunson, Tonya Moon. Boys' FCA-Mrst rowj Kenny Lutz, Dave Schauer, Buddy Gunter,g fsccond rowj Chris Kimball, David Legget, Brent Linker, Randy Ervin, Ronnie Standridge. R Association And FCAfl4l

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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.

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JLEA NTNG NQW TEMJHTNG -1- ' LATE S w of- e X . S.. Iabovej FTA members decorate the Christmas tree in the lobby. Ibe- low rightj FTA-Hirst rowj Deanna Hargis, Renee Waggoner, Angie Newsom, Cindy Carr, Lisa Price, Cindy Bowman, Mrs. Humphreys tsponsorj, Karen Zimmerman, Lee Carolang fsccond rowj Mary Kay Cogswell, Tammy Trumpp, Rhonda Moore, Valerie Frazier, Rita Carr, Debbie Mahoney, Julia Dunn, Helen Unverferth, Laura Peters, Sherry Alford, Peggy Chansley, Cindy Clary, ReGayla Loveless, Lau- ra McConnell, Danna Dodd, Jim Jennen, fthird rowj Monte Farrar, Paul Neal, Dwayne Murdock, Jayme Millsap, Tanya Austin, Laurie Donahue, Terri Patton, Ann Lyford, Kim Alexander, Charlotte Jaci- more, Dawn Troglin, Margaret Dorman. The Future Teachers of Amer- ica participated in and sponsored many activities this year. They held the annual tricycle race and fabovej Everyone participates in the tricycle race by throwing water balloons at the tricycle riders. fbelowj Laurie Donahue teaches grade school for a project. -T- il-i, --1 -'iii' iirbsm- put up and decorated the Christ- mas tree in the lobby. Some mem- bers helped teachers of younger grades teach their classes and do activities for practice and exper- ience. FT A participated in activi- ties during FTA Week which was held the first week in April. l42fFuture Teachers Of America