Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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1 lj l978-79 Cross Country runners include Mrs! rowj Tom Jennings, George Best, Jeff.HaganS, Eddle Rood, Chuck Campbell, fsecond rowj Ronnie Jackson, Beau Duvall, Scott Young, Kelvin Stewart, Dan Taylor, William Jackson. 21 Jeff Hagans and Scott Young pace themselves as they traverse the wilderness trails during a race. 35 Ronnie Jackson prepares to cut around a corner and sprint for the finish line, and rest. Af.. we at 2 GONNA FLY N 1 S Y , ' Q ,V V my !'?3v!5?II!'f , ' 3 .m -'X' V - N'ln:tj95j1!i5'if'!. . 1434554 , . tl-CQ,-girl. 17,1 3 -Q 'i - ' 14.1,-Q. ,H '-L... ,.,1'-'M'--tvlahf'-' J . ,f git iafifS'g5?fg4wsfff' if y Q ., , i l ' Q ...N I Y i ,I .gl .ii ' A ,E , ts. , .. , i ' ' . ga '51, ,f:Z1Q:qr6f'iA I .X v ' -'pkg H41 f - ' .- ,' - .N f ',.,.fiT . - P' . ' . 1 . . Y: K vv h L .A-, V- ,.. . a 'fav '- e - I.. . 1 3 It's not like track. Track gets boring because all you see is the pavement. When you run cross country, you see all the sur- ronding area. And you don't have to be the athletic type, or even a guy to run cross countryf' remarked cross country coach Don Carnahan. The RHS cross country runners, known as the C.C. Stouts, added female mem- bers to their ranks this year. Through the streams and mud, across the open fields, and over the hills and mountains, the C.C. Stouts proved their strength and endur- ance by covering the two-plus mile courses with ease and speed. The girls had a good season, averaging between 6-7 minutes a mile for each race. Cross Countryf79