Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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.6 ac, Head Pack his year at Russellville High School several changes were made in administration. Two major changes have been in the main offices at RHS. Mr. Ellis Mclntosh was, after several years as assistant principal, appointed principal replacing Mr. Chuck Horne, and Miss Paula Phillips was named his assistant. When they were not attending meetings, dealing with phoney excuses, or fussing with disturbed students and parents, Mr. Mad, and Miss Phillips were investigating problems such as the ever-popular fire alarm pranks. RUSSELLVILLTE len-u sci-loot. .RH'?1'l3y ' .MR MAL., 'I n-.. 3 4 34 Principals lj Russellville High School students show admiration for Mr Mac 25 Mr Ellis Mclntosh principal. 31 Miss Paula Phillips assistant principal 41 Getting ready for HOmCCOlTlII1giiCSllVl ties are secretaries Mrs. Lucy Farmer Mrs Glenna Patterson and Mrs Donna Eubanks Y K

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The ShoW's Professional Touch No matter how good the participants are, a show can only be as good as its directors. This same idea applies to school. A student will only learn as much as his teacher takes the time to teach. Every RHS teacher spends at least eight hours a day plan- ning, teaching, and grading papers. This does not include the time spent by those teachers who are class and club sponsors or who help with all of the extracurricular activities. These teach- ers get very little credit for this work, yet they are willing to take time out to help the students at Russellville High. 5 li L' i ' 1 V? ., ' ' r Qs' U -lu- Q sfw -1 ' ' mf, A Pqf . ., Jf' 4, z , gi YN. 9-'. T, ij . A. 4 Q A, ,.,.,.,., A I f 1. 1 xv Q ,T y X x .AW s ., yi.,- b , N 'ur' 2'-V X-xg, ,, 1 Yvvj' - ' A X U I '---'---un-....,.,,--M, -0-. .,,. 1 .---M '- b fn. 2 lj Mrs. Yockey, like every other teacher, starts the year by assigning books, 21 Mr. Booher and Mr. Turnipseed look for cars without stickers during the car check . 7 re-im' V A f i F I fx I l X f' I A IJ - f f Leroy Adams Harold Bartlett Ouida Bean Travis Beard Marilyn Binns H21rOld B00hCr Don Carnahan 36fTeachers