Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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Y' are - fabovej Editor James Foster draws layouts for the music section. Icenterj Lissa Brewer focuses in on a candid shot. Irightj Nancy Mitchell measures copy for her Q IR QD section. fbelowj Staff members discuss ideas for a feature. . D o ev o l Yearbook Staff began in July selling ads. Staff mem- bers then concentrated on class pictures and selling an- nuals. Throughout the year deadlines, many times hindred by snow, were the main concern. Then the final print was made of The Show That Never Ends . frightj Mr. Jan Tuttle Qpublication sponsorj poses for a picture with a royal relative . flower Ieftj Yearbook Staff-Ifronlj Sarah Knight, Nancy Mitchell, James Foster feditorjg fcenterj Joni Price, Becky Gaston, Linda Womack, Susan Corley, Lissa Brewer, Peggy Chansley, Laura McConnell, Jamie Jacksong 1backjJim Mont- gomery, John Terry, Sandy Casey. Ibclowj Typist Sarah Knight checks out all possible tips. i mm I-X41 -

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ACT 7 In the first corner, weighing one-hundred picas is the full f half- page contender. Weighing only seventy-nine picas is the quarter- page champion, There's the bell. Oh! Fullfhalf-page is downed by a right hook from quarter-page! He's out cold! This shows the competition among advertisers in their respective businesses. in-rsuvnmm 6 Russellville has places for: Cljpracticing any hobbies or skills you like, Qjbuying flowers, Ojhaving fun anywhere you go, Mjbuying your dream car or any other car, and t5Jbuying gifts for families and friends, f6jeating out at your favorite eat- ing place or restaurant.