Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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LUUKS LIKE WE MADE IT 5 , Paper flowers and stars set off the theme for the '79 prom as couples danced to the music of Gibraltar, May 19. Seniors spent long hours preparing for their last dance. The Commons was decorated with paper trees and many green plants. lj A true 79'er, Helen Unverferth hangs stars. 25 Mary Keeton and Scott Young take time out for a picture. 31 Kristi Mitchell and Hershel Garrison take a break. 45 Students boogie down to the sound of Gibraltar. PM I' -WJ3 '-

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