Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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S RHS lost RHS lost RHS lost RHS won RHS lost RHS won RHS won RHS won RHS won RHS won RHS won RHS lost RHS lost timer' RHS lost RHS lost RHS won RHS lost RHS won RHS won RHS won RHS won RHS won Scoreboard A Team 9-15,13-15 15-6,12-15.13-I5 15-3,4-15,14-16 15-4,15-7 13-7,4-15,12-14 15-l,l3-15,15-5 15-1,15-l 15-3,13-15,15-l 15-l3,l3-ll 15-6,14-0 15-6,15-10 14-5,8-10,10-12 12-15,9-14 B Team 16-14,12-15,11-15 8-14,15-13,11-15 15-9,8-10,12-15 10-15,6-15 ll-15,15-10,16-14 15-5,14-6 15-1,15-6 13-15,15-3,2-15 15-6,15-13 Southside Northside Sylvan Hills Southside Northside Morrilton Van Buren Conway Rogers Conway Morrilton Southside Conway Southside Northside Sylvan Hills Southside Northside Morrilton Van Buren Conway Morrilton -Y l.l ,A - ri f f pf . fi Q4 yrt, f'ff f'fj E 'jg x1L' 5 il l 'I I , .. ' rg, 4 HQ ,se-.-.1 - .es is Ye ff' ,ff f 1. 3.454 AM , .L A All Around T e Court! A , Er, 1 gg: Q fl 3 P 'rff: 'r-D: :fi fi ' ii G13-' ' 1' Tail 2, ff gi ' S: l '- ' .V 1 Q54 , ,y . xy-, ' 1 I 3 I - 'f:g.'fg- 1'e :j':1,z f I ,, , ,..,. it ., , , I VV ,,.. 5, ,,.,,, V 11 ,, , I 1 I X 5 ::zg.a:1.:::,f:f' - ' 3 ' i 1 - :.:1-ef , 4--4 , . , A' 'Qiifxiizfzcggawyvp-'24, --1 1. 'V ' 'I ' ' I V' V ,.,.1: -,f...-was-:-.-:Zmg.,-a124:42I..2:L1il1, - Lf7 ' ., A I , are . il- - 0 - ' i , W- ., , .. 2 - ' 5 ' f ' '7i 72 - - ,W AV A .1 tid , .Ai , . X J 5' r 'BLQ7' ' W 1 . 1, ' ' ,' , 1 , 1 ' I- ' if . 1 ,f Y lilfll' . K , . , 5 F V at ' Fi 8 11 One ingredient of a great spike is a lot of patience, proven by Mary Keeton. 21 Even Tweety makes bus trips. 31 Setting up the ball is a major skill of volleyball, shown by Penny Norman. 41 One point at a time is what Cyndy Bowman thinks. 51 Gwen Brun- son shows that good timing is what it takes to block the spike. 61 Becky Teeter, All- Conference Volleyball Team. 71 Janie Dix- on sets it. 81 Lesley Phillips sets the ball up for a spike. 91 Lisa Reed gets down on the ball to save it. 101 Mary Keeton, All-Con- ference Volleyball Team. Volleyballf65

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64fVolleyball . ...ff -bv Lili--.fr Placing two players on the All Con- ference team-Mary Keeton and Becky Teeter-was no surprise to Coach Shir- ley Lavender, who was a leading char- acter in the drive for hard work, disci- T pline and leadership. Coach, who was proud of the girls, stated, These girls have worked long and hard for this program and I'm proud of them. tarting the 1978-79 Volleyball season late in the summer seemed to have been a major factor in preparing the Cyclones gals for com- petition this year. The girls found little time for fun and games, but it seemed to have paid off in the end with a successful season of 7-6 for the A Teamg 6-3 for B Team. K X but AvENdER's Adies : Now introducing the 1978-79 Volleyball Team - ffrontj Nancy Mitchell, Carol Brannon, Lesley Phillips, Linda Womack, Cyndy Bowman. Janie Dixon. Becky Teeter: fsecond rowj Coach Lavender, Penny Norman, Mary Keeton, Lisa Reed, Gwen Brunson, Lisa Wilson, and Diane Hicks. Not pictured are team members Rose Christensen, Rhonda CUSWCI1. and Trish Hunt.

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Amateur Sports Fanatics .ta T 1 Sports enthusists found a means of demonstrating their skill this year in the Intramural athletic program. The sports ranged from individual and team table tennis and badmitton to volleyball and basketball. Guys were not the only participants in this year's events. Girls, out to prove they were more than bathing beauties, united in teams to tackle the odds and gain a share of the glory which is associated with the Intramural program. The faculty showed the students they weren't over the hill by forming a basketball team to compete against the best the student body had to offer. f E xl, lj Table tennis winner Thom Gilbert fback to camcral takes on John Neumeier and David Murray. 21 Intramural basketball players fight for a rebound. 35 A girl's volleyball game gets underway during lunch F' 1 g 4- - . V V f Q , A f'!+-'- . , ,gl ' ' -. ' if . f t jf YJ. J ooflntramurals