Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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T e Career Starts Here Have you ever heard the old saying Different strokes for different folks? The schools in the Arkansas River Valley practice this old chiche' by offering the Career Center. The Career Center is a school which doesn't offer your every day run-of-the-mill courses. It offers opportunities for learning in such fields as electronics, drafting, welding, horticulture, ma- chines, and auto mechanics, if you're interested in any of these areas and like a change of pace. ,?,-- 2 I, 2 3 I-'illlu 1 IJ Many parents visited the Career Center during open house to find out what their kids did half the day. 21 Buddy Gunter displays his talent designing a project in drafting. 33 Future mechanic Greg Whorton practices with machin- ery in Machine Shop. 41 Kelvin Stewart perfects his touch in Auto Mechanics. Drafting helps to prepare me for the career I 'm going to pursue. - Jeff Case 4 Career Center 53

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52fP.E. P.E Then Some With high school being as busy as it is and all the activities it has to offer you, some people might think Who needs P.E.? But according to coach Denny McCrotty, everyone needs physical education. Not only were the P.E. instructors con- cerned with the physical aspects of the class, but they also tried to plan activities that would interest their students. Students started out their year swimming at the brand new Hickey Pool, and from there went into other interesting activities varying from archery to disco dancing. i. v A ' :rad SD 9 - b Y 1 lj Teri Smith has a leg-raising experience while skating. 21 Hank Fletcher demonstrates to other P.E. participants the correct way to jump on a trampo- line. 31 One of the new activities students were involved in this year was swimming at the new Hickey Park Pool. 1 5' :ii- a fly ff. ' 1 , A- W , 1 'hdtgbqunhniwm vi' 1. . . ... an-g ' l 2 ? 7':',.',':...25 ' 1 t ' Sl'-f:. - vmwiykwman up W M , , V' 'ff ' - Tn: ' , 'E . 1 , ri W 'Ha Nm V , f E.-1 U. 1 ,iv clings, A ' W 9w4rWi, f ef . . ' . 'wfff?f?ff. 'W . '-'WF-Ti vi A . . F . . . . K U I .A .V V , QQEM C ji, ' A-'viii 155-.jr r fly.. iii? -lv . Ju n: -, -, , ,,g,k.-,.,.,rQf3 :sts-'-.1 ...sk-:h.it.g' ' Q H , 1 . ..,.. fl ' -N -.,.c5g?5i,.g.,3..a1 71 tf'- -Mft 1 'pg 4.3. my ... we4..t:v.. 1- . --hai ' . -. fi...ffSEffv vf+et1 -A. . Sei ff!-Sim.. lwmv - v+f----- -H ' , . Z'5.E i ' ' 15-xwv-ww'-11'-'-'-HK 'l 1', . ' . N ..L-:Ani ---:azz-f'l 'm'2Z953 R31vH?'kl,l U Val 4 f ' .it a v Q ... . ..... ..- .. ..-. ,.. .. ., A 43 z' . .,-. - ' . , .. ' . 7.x? ' - f'-e 1-' '- uv vi' -. . v ' H , U 1 - . -, ,. A yi, sm 'xxygg fa YK , V I, Ti N- - at A 2.,.:NL-L Mft-ig, r.s.1VjgQ4.,,.W.,r:,.Eg3,E. if F235 1' ' H 'J' ' ' Aeafjgf 3 gr 1' A- gg-W fm-Q' as -.we it g l. Vx -qw, ., .. W..-s-ft..-nu-A -- - NV 0 -k 4 ' Q ' ' Vp E . Q , ZNQ f' I 5 1 I -Sgt 5- HS, . , - -. .,-.... A gy. N l 'y . l , , , ' :ri f l ' 4 .,.. fgfiif , 1 'fif?' - . ll If X' f . , ' M 3 ' 9 i ir ' . . f'f.'f:i:.-J: - 'N ' ' A 5. I V . Ex 4' M . ll . i X v . ' . L r f N i e I t at y 1 K r Q t t i xp ,I , Y 3 E . , up 4 .-.122 , , 1 l 1-Q fu if ...Ji il 1 . . . I , :- W- ..,.. 5 ' A V tv, . P T ' . ,I 1 l ,.-.,,,, . ' ' ' 1 . , .. of-,f . , We - -, ..... if . ,Q A - .5 1 -, 1 .1. '1'l- X ll 'A'-I-,gf ' V -1 I . K, I. .., - T in .f m g. Q . , . wma fir' ' - 4 ,Q T, fYiY,,,.:, W- A , X . . , ..,,.1'- L , ,,.,, ,Q ..,, -:H Q3 I LM , ,gh -- I SP' ., :nf ., If 1: Y. 1 V' wh 'xxbi ., . ,Qwv ...viii ,I ' 'Ji ,- w1 'w w'-9-..--.,...,,a, , H' -N -lrv ' A by W rfhjggggg V Pi A xl I V V V ' 1 A ' - V ' - 'F , -'80 3' .- . A . - ...t-. J -- '-1-fi? . ,Y 4 V A , ,N -- - .1. V. - . Q. P.. -, rx., L,cv,,:.4-.F-,,.,. ,,.,N4- l 1' v Nw: V . ' ' 'V ' is l '- 'if .J 2, f-5-Q T 1 relish-tw a ,J 4 -3319.5 -ng' ,f- ' --r 1 , ' M.. L 22.7 j .--.., . L 5 :ah U 1 -Fl .Q . - .- .. if- - ' - me , W , a..,,f 1.-. - ,nlr I 3 ln 3

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T e Bookies The key slides easily into the lock. A click echoes through the quiet chamber as the lock releases and the iron gates swing open. The lights click on to flood the vast chamber with bright illuminance and soon the empty room is filled with bodies, all hoping to grasp a piece of treasure from the vault. No, itls not a bank robbery, it's the opening of the library at 7:30 a.m. The treasure is knowledge, not gold. The library contains magazines, encyclopedias, newspapers, and microfilm needed for writing resource papers. Fiction and non-fiction books can also be found for book reports or just pleasure reading. Me if nf l , 'ir 4 N T i -5 Q 734 if l-114 ' 'l ', Q ia . ,LJE-LJ, xx i 2 ,,,,,,,.,,.......-, .-.-V--W--ATF,-- ---- A- --f-- -- 1- e- - ----ff- Y df- Y - -' - ' we-f--'- '--1Qgvn'fvPvnmnp!1'7 1, , V2 L4 4-,,:, fgif U . N to , P rwisgif-' .' gf gg 1. . 1 , rg lf1Zv,fl ,jlf,l'!,g - 1'-,Nil if 3 A wie 2' 551: H kgs 5 z 4 Few-if . iw' X.-.4 l H will lj A new addition to the library-keeping students in or out? 23 David Halbert and Beth Shaddox write down a little information while in the library. 31 Library workers are-mrs! rowl Debbie Massey, Deborah Ward, Gloria Groff, Janie Dixon, Debby Starrgfsecond row1Ken Coker, William Jackson, Lewis Linton, .loe Bowman, Ronnie Cates. 54fL1brary 1 :E ff' . V X . - V' 4