Riverside High School - Memories Yearbook (Decaturville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

This page added for proper pagination in electronic book format INTRODUCING THE 1966 MEMORIES VOLUME I RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL DECATUR COUNTY, TENNESSEE PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASS 2 1 t 3 ABOVE - Larry Jones names annual. LEFT - Top Magazine Salesmen. BOTTOM LEFT - Space lecture. BOTTOM RIGHT - Our new teachers. 4 Mrs. Allie Mae Stevens, Guidance Counselor, is always willing to help students at Riverside High School. With the use of machines, man can do many things. This skill will help them prepare for the future. 5 Opening day brings many talented speakers and . . . The typical day begins as the ‘yellow dogs’’ roll in. Students settle down for some hard studying and the day has started. . . . many interested visitors and parents The first order of the day is catching up on the latest “gossip.” The Riverside Students enjoy the class breaks to show their friendliness to each other. After a hard day of business - like procedure, Mr. Holmes leaves for the comforts of family life - - As the day ends, students again wait to board the buses to head home. 7 We dedicate this book with a feeling of deep affection for a wonderful person It is also dedicated with a feeling of gratitude for the many kindnesses and favors done for us. In the years to come, we will remember him as a friend, principal, and counselor. He is always near when someone needs a helping hand, and his strength of character, quiet dignity, and understanding symbolize the ideals we have set for ourselves. The dedication of the 1966 MEMORIES, which must represent a symbol of our gratitude, is a small token indeed with which to reward constant vigilance and calm and administrative activities. But we take this opportunity, however small, to express our sincere thanks to you, Mr. Harold Holmes, for being the guiding light by which our school functions. 8 ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Allie V. Johnson, librarian, is always willing to help students find material for their assignments. Mr. Harold Holmes, principal, is shown here in his office giving some important announcements over the intercom system. He has worked long hard hours in planning our school curriculum and school activities. Mrs. Carolyn Holmes, secretary and receptionist, serves as liaison person for the faculty and student body. Mrs. Allie Mae Stevens, guidance counselor, is one of the most valuable persons in school. Students who have questions concerning their school work are always wel¬ come in her office. MRS. HILDE WELCH MRS. MARY COLWICK MRS. ALICE REID MRS. NELLIE TUTON ENGLISH, SPEECH, JOURNALISM, AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE Here at Riverside we are very proud of our English Department. The teachers are well-trained and well- qualified. French is the only foreign lan¬ guage offered this year, but we hope to have more offered in the future. The Speech Department teaches the art of speaking with clarity and reading with comprehension. The Journalism Department speaks for itself in the quality news¬ paper and yearbook which the students publish. 11 MR. EVERETT MC ILLWAIN DAIRY JUDGING TEAM HOME ECONOMICS AND AGRICULTURE The RHS Home Economics De¬ partment is teaching the girls many- useful things about sewing, cooking and home management. The RHS Agriculture Department is striving to help the boys become bet¬ ter educated than the farmers of the past. They learn many things about farm management. MRS. PAULINE MALCOLM MRS. NANCY YARBRO The History Department of Riverside has two very competent instructors. Mr. Haney and Mr. Dailey both are noted for their college-type instruction which helps the students get an idea of just how it will be in the years to come. They are masters in their field. Our Math Department is a husband and wife team. They are well known for not only their teaching abilities but for their school spirit as well. You never will catch them absent from any school activity. 14 T A ND I RHS has a superior Trades and In¬ dustries De¬ partment. Mr. Russell is a very compe¬ tent instructor and the boys are grateful for his fine instruction. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION RHS has pride in its busi¬ ness department. Miss Carring¬ ton and Mrs. Taylor are cap¬ able instruc¬ tors. We feel that this de¬ partment is of great benefit in helping students make decisions about their fu¬ ture careers. 15 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Harris, our band director at Riverside, is a special sort of fellow. He combined the two bands of Parsons and Decaturville and has done a wonderful job with them. He is never caught in a bad humor and has the admiration of all his students. R.H.So is proud of its music department and its music teacher. P. E. DEPARTMENT Our coaches try to give the students at River¬ side every opportunity to get in better physical con¬ dition and stay that way. Here you see the trampo¬ line in use as well as the exercise program being administered. 16 OFFICE WORKERS GUIDANCE WORKERS BOOKSTORE WORKERS 17 Mrs. Mary Duck, Mrs. Essie Mae Brasher, Mrs. Sara Emmons, Mrs. Clara Barnette, Mrs. Pauline Dodd. . . . THEN THEY CHEW IT 18 BUS DRIVERS Albert Kindle, R. L. Brasher, Clyde Yarbro, Gardner West, Mike Riley, Willie Tillman, Ray Miller, John Welch. These eight drivers have been driving buses for a total of fifty-seven years. During this time they have driven 586,500 miles, bought approximately 609,000 gal¬ lons of gas, and have had no accidents. CUSTODIANS MAINTENANCE Horace Savage J. B. Fisher Charlie Kindle MRS. ALICE H. REID We, the Journalism Class of Riverside High School, wish to express our sincere appreciation to you, Mrs. Reid, for your h elp and guidance during the past year. You have been very patient and understanding while we were or¬ ganizing and editing our school paper, RIVERSIDE JOURNAL, and our annual, MEMORIES. So to you, Mrs. Alice Reid, we, the Journalism Class, wish to dedicate this appreciation page. 20 I SENIORS Kb sk 1 11 nR fl SSSki iWMA , “ JR rlf JKM RSR CLASS OF ’66 President . . Sec. Treas Vice Pres. . Branson Townsend . . Mary Brasher . . . David Fisher HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. Mclllwain, Mrs. Malcolm, Mrs. Welch, Mr. Dailey SENIORS CHARLOTTE ANN AARON DANNY JOE AKINS RONNIE W. BALLINGER LARRY EDWARD BARTHOLOMEW PATRICIA KAY BAUSMAN DENNIS BEAL GENE WILLIAM BLEDSOE BRENDA GAIL BOWMAN 24 SENIORS GEORGIA LOUISE BRASHER HAZEL MAE BRASHER LARRY ZARRO BRASHER MARY BELLE BRASHER BILLY CLAYBURN BRITT PATSY FAY BUTLER WILLIAM DAVID CAGLE LINDA ANN CAGLE 25 SENIORS JOHN THOMAS CARRINGTON LARRY CARL CLIFFT HENRIETTA COLEMAN MARTHA JANE CONRAD MARGARET CAROL CROSBY CAROLYN CRUSE GLINDA SUE CURRIN PAULETTE DAVIS 26 SENIORS CHARLOTTE DIANE DENNISON DANNY GENE FISHER DAVID LYNN FISHER JANIE MARIE FISHER JOE EARL FULLER TEDDY GANT JOAN GILBERT BEVERLY GAIL GIBSON 27 SENIORS HENRY ANTHONY GIBSON SHEILA GOFF DONALD REED GOOCH JOHNNY MAC GRAVES DAVID LEE GREENWAY JO ELLEN HERNDON MARY JO HERNDON JAMES LEONARD HICKS 28 SENIORS SHELIA HOSFORD BRENDA SUE IVEY BRENDA ANN JOHNSON MARY RUTH JOHNSON LARRY HULON JONES JANICE ANN KELLEY SHARON SUE KINDLE JACKY RAY LANCASTER 29 SENIORS LINDA FAYE LEASURE JOHNNY RANDALL LONG MICHAEL G. LONG MICHAEL J. MADDEN ANNA SUE MARSHALL KATHRINE DIANN MATHIS THEODORE R. MAYS JR. MARSHA GAILE MAYS 30 SENIORS LINDA KAY MC BRIDE DONNA RUTH MC CORMIC BRENDA JOYCE MC DONALD LINDA LORRAINE MILAM JANET HOPE MILLER NOVELLA LOUISE MONTGOMERY RONALD MORGAN BRENDA JEAN ODLE 31 SENIORS LARRY LOGAN PARRISH LINDA GAIL PETTIGREW RUBY LEE PETTIGREW JANET LYNNE PINKLEY ROBERT NELSON POSEY JIMMY EUGENE PRATT JERRIS KAY PRATT LARRY GRAY QUINN 32 SENIORS BILLY JOB RENFROE SHERRY ANN RIGGS JERRY LYNN ROSSON DANNY RAY RUSHING PATSY JO SALES HOMER LEE SANDERS LINDA SCOTT BILLY HART SIMPSON 33 SENIORS CAROLYN MARIE SMITH CLAUDE HAROLD SMITH WILLIAM CLYDE SMITH DONALD RAY SMITH JAMES DOUGLAS SMITH JUDY KAY SMITH ANITA SPARKS ROBERT STEVENS 34 SENIORS BELVA RIVES STRIEGEL LARRY YATES TAYLOR LOIS DELTA THOMAS JUDY ANNETTE THOMAS PATRICIA ANN THOMAS JOHNNY LEE TINSLEY LARRY C. TINSLEY SHIRLEY ANN TINSLEY 35 SENIORS MACK AUTHOR TOLE MICHAEL RAY TOLLEY TERRY WAYNE TOLLEY VINCENT BLANE TOLLEY JAMES BRANSON TOWNSEND JERRY RAY TUBBS RUSSELL ANTHONY TUCKER STANLEY LYNN TUCKER 36 SENIORS BILLY JOE VAUGHN J. F. WALKER JIMMY ROBERT WALLACE LARRY MILLARD WALLACE JOHNNY NEAL WHITE PHILLIP JAMES WILKINS SANDRA ROSEMARY WHITE CHRISTINE MARIE WOOLEY 37 SENIORS DAVID D. WOLFE JOAN MARIE WYATT JERRY WAYNE YARBRO SHIRLEY JEAN YOUNG The staff of MEMORIES ' 66 would like to tip their hats to the first Senior Class of Riverside. You have, perhaps, found the year a bit harder than your underclassmen. You were, in your final year of high school, jerked from your traditional schools and brought together into a school which had no tradition and which had no background. You Seniors have helped form a background for Riverside and have given it tradition. Your task has not been one to envy but we say it has been a job well done, for you have laid a very sound foundation on which future classes may build. You have met in the melting pot and have taken things tremendously well. No amount of recognition could ever repay you for this deed. This small tribute is but a fraction of what you deserve so, as your lives progress and many great men and women emerge from the class of 66, remember Riverside and re¬ member it with a thankful smile. 38 JUNIORS CLASS OF ’67 Vice-Pres.Sandra Keeton President.Jerry Butler Sec. Treas.Gail Burton I Ssss HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. Russell, Mrs. Colwick, Miss Carrington, Mrs. Evans, Mr. Evans 41 Wayne Adkisson Gerald Bailey Lola Baker Jerry Battles David Bausman Johnny Bledsoe Jerry Bloodsworth Terry Broadway Judy Brown Gail Burton Glenda Butler Jerry Butler Roy Don Carrington James Casey Debbie Channell Gaylon Clifft Michael Gary Carol Billy Ann Barbara Collette Connell Cor die Crosby Daniels Davis 42 Joe Davis Linda Deaton Brenda Dennison Christine Dickson Robert Dickson Barbara Doering Sheila Doyle Margaret Duck Jo Ann Fisher Kitty Gatlin Roy Gibbons Jerry Gibson Tommy Goff Tommy Grice Stanley Haggard Glenda Hancock Jimmy Hardison Jerry Susie Mary Will Larry Raybon Harrington Hayes Hayes Haynes Higdon 43 Roger Higgins Bobby Hopper Jimmy Hutson Brenda Inman Larry Inman Susan Ivey Mike Ivy Catherine Johnson Jimmy Johnson Shaunda Johnson Sandra Keeton Wayne Laird Lantie Marshall Diann Mays Janis McClure Imogene Miller Wilma Debbie Mills Mitchell Dwight Jimmy Linda Linda Ann Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery Moore 44 Linda Kay Moore Janice Morgan Suzanne Odle Billy Patterson Ted Patterson J.W. Perry Charles Pettigrew Robert Pitts Larry Pratt Margaret Price Charles Quinn Gilford Quinn Gary Reddix Anthony Richardson Ronnie Roberts Joseph Robinson Becca Dale Rushing Scott Clara Mae James Rita Ann Susan Smith Smith Smith Smith 45 Jane Spence Diane Stokes Jo Stokes Lanny Taylor Beverly Tillman Linda Tillman Freddie Tinsley Jerry Tolley Ronnie Tolley Steve Tolley Sherry Townsend Tommy Tucker Linda Kay Turpin Linda Tuten Larry Tyler Jimmy Walker Robert Walker Linda Weatherford Sykes Wilford Dian Wilson Rossene Shirley Steve Brenda Wisham Woods Yates Young 46 SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. Powers, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Gurley, Mr, Haney 49 Delores Ann Adkins Leardean Allen Judy Kay Arrington Gary Autry Gloria Bennett Jonnie Blackstock Joan Bledsoe Joe Boaz Leonard Bobo Joyce Brasher Brenda Britt Denny Broadway Johnny Mac Brown Diania Bryant Trey Burton Helen Cagle Vicki Channel Tommy Clark Richard Coleman Jerry Conrad Joy Conrad Virginia Conrad Jerry Craig Micheal Crawford 50 Martha Curria Annette Davis Robert Dennison Virginia Dickerson Yolanda Edwards Patsy Evans Betty Fisher Raynell Gibson Delores Gilbert Penny Goff Reba Gordon Linda Grace Karen Graves Ruth Gull edge Nadine Hale Deborah Harrington Betty Haynes Marilyn Haynes Louise Hedgepath Eddie Herndon Faye Hicks Susan Hill Bobby Horner Jan Ivy i k j 51 Jane Ivy Silas Johnson William Mac Johnson Steve Keeton Cheryl Kelley Tony Kelley Ronny Kindle Shirley Lacy Bobby Long Jeff Long Charlotte Lunsford Don Magers i Judy Maness Paula Marshall Ronnie Maxwell Bobby Mays Chrise McDonald Diane McMurry Shirley Mills Mary Mitchell Barbara Montgomery Tommy Montgomery Wayne Montgomery Teddy Wayne Myracle 52 Mary Nichols Jimmy Perkins Lloyd Perry Lynn Perry George Pettigrew James Pettigrew Helen Posey Ora Mae Redden Kathy Renfroe Patsy Renfroe Iris Riggs Barbara Rushing Diane Singleton Elizabeth Smith Jonetta Smith Lucinda Smith Mike Smith Royce Smith Catherine Stevens Charlotte Steward Rubelyn Tanner Dennis Tolley Randy Tolley Linda Tubbs Brenda Tuten Patricia Tyler Michael Usery Jimmy Vise Sarah Vise Janice Walker Stephen Weatherford Lynda Webster Max West Barbara Wharton Carolyn White Tommy White Sherry White Wally White Brenda Wisham James Wolfe Sandra Wolfe Johnny Woods Ross Wyatt Wayne Wyatt Don Wylie Charlotte Yarbro Johnnye Kay Yarbro 54 FRESHMEN HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mrs. Tuten, Mr. Brasher, Mr. Houston, Miss Washam, Mrs. Yarbro 57 Tommy Ray Adkisson Jo Ann Ayers Barry Lynn Battles Larry Glen Battles Larry Baugus Tony Beal Ann Blankenship Debbie Brasher Jackie Brasher Sophia Brasher Betty Gail Broadway Terry Broadway Dwight Brown Larry Butler Janice Campbell Pam Channell Diane Chapman Barbie Collett Charlie Collett Wilson Conrad Nancy Brenda Emma Karen Wanda Dennis Cordle Conway Crawford Crawley Crossnoe Cruse 58 Judy Cruse Gerald Currln Adelle Davis Barbara Davis Rickey Dickerson Carolyn Dickson Steve Dodd Gary Elliott Jim Essary Donald Fisher Fred Fisher Joseph Fisher Judy Fisher Carolyn Gant Jimmy Gibson Patricia Gilbert Shirley Gilbert Billy Wayne Goodman Phyllis Graves Michael Graves Marcia Diane Leacy Mary Lea Tommy Fonda Kay Graves Green Greenway Haggard Hardison Harrington 59 Debbie Harris Josephine Hendrix Janet Hodges Joe L. Johnson Judy Johnson Charles Keen Georganna Keeton Danny Kelley Susan Kennedy Jim King Wayne Lacy Janie Laird Venus Ann Las ter Diane Lee Lynette Lindsey Linda Lyles Marty Madden Danny Maness Tommye Kay Maness Pat Marshall Brenda Patricia Portia Joy Faye Mike Carole Brenda Mathis Mayo McFall Mills Milam Mitchell Moore Judy Moore Betty Montgomery Debbie Montgomery Patsy Montgomery Juda Odle Nathaniel Parham Charlotte Pate James Earl Patterson Mary Ann Paulk Linda Perry Patricia Pettigrew Danny Phillips Shirley Phillips Danny Pinkley Carol Pope Margaret Price Denise Primm Madison Quinn Randy Quinn Roger Rainey Delores Hope Vicki Mike Ben Dola Mae Kathy Raney Ray Reed Rhodes Rice Robinson Rosson 61 Mary Nell Rushing Alma Joyce Scott Karen Scott Lynn Ray Scott Danny Smith Johnny Smith Lillian Smith Carole Smith Patsy Sparks Sidney Sparks Thomas Stricklin Charles Taylor Barbara Tillman Wanda Tillman Gwyn Tinsley Bernice Tole Penny Townsend Debra Tucker Cheryl Tuten Mike Vise Tommy Walker Lethia Anne Wheeler Wyatt Ronnie Glenda Larry Gail Wyatt Yarbro Yarbro Young 62 FEATURES :ary,Brashe. LIKELY, CCEED y, COURTEOUS -es MISS HOME ECONOMICS Linda Milam J V ■ i BETTY CROCKER AWARD Janet Pinkley FFA SWEETHE U Ballinger Danny Akins Dennis Beal Gene Bledsoe Carol Crosby Shelia Hosford HONOR GRADUATES 70 Judy Thomas Linda Pettigrew i Vincent Tolley Sherry Higgs Branson Townsend Philip Wilkins ACTIVITIES BACK ROW: Jacky Lancaster, Russell Tucker, Stanley Tucker, Mike Long, Dennis Beal, Mike Madden, Don Smith, Homer Sanders, Quinn, Henrietta Coleman, Patsy Butler, Mary Brasher, Janie F’isher, Johnny Long, Sherry Riggs, Brenda Ivey, Branson Town MEMORIES ' 66 Co-Editors Mike Madden, Janet Pinkley Club Activities Henrietta Coleman, Larry Quinn Class Editors Branson Townsend, Charlotte Aaron, Sherry Riggs, Paulette Davis Mike Long, Diane Dennison Homer Sanders, Don Ray Smith, Gene Bledsoe Johnny Long, Jerry Tubbs, Larry Jones, Jacky Lancaster Stanley Tucker, Patsy Butler Features Copy Editors Sports Editors Advertising Managers Business Managers Circulation Manager Photographer Art Editor Mary Brasher, Janie Fisher Brenda Ivey Dennis Beal Russell Tucker Gene Bledsoe, Paulette Davis, Charlotte Aaron, Larry Jones. FRONT ROW: Janet Pinkley, Jerry Tubbs, Diane Dennison, Larry send. THE RIVERSIDE JOURNAL Co-Editors Dennis Beal, Mike Long Business Managers Mary Brasher, Janie Fisher, Johnny Long, Branson Townsend Special Reporters Mike Madden, Diane Dennison Photographers Paulette Davis, Stanley Tucker Sports Reporters Jerry Tubbs, Jackie Lancaster, Russell Tucker Class Reporters Sherry Riggs, Patsy Butler, Charlotte Aaron Feature Reporters Larry Jones, Larry Quinn Club Reporters Janet Pinkley, Henrietta Coleman Typists Gene Bledsoe, Homer Sanders, Don Smith, Brenda Ivey Faculty Advisor Alice H. Reid I THE SMART ONES BETA CLUB Advisor Mrs. Welch Treasurer Sherry White Vice-President Mike Madden President Branson Townsend Secretary Janet Pinkley Reporter Sherry Riggs Advisor Miss Gurle y NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Gene Bledsoe, Gall Gibson, Mike Madden, Sherry Riggs, Danny Akin, Linda Pettigrew, Vincent Tolley. SEC¬ OND ROW: Shelia Hosford, Jerry Tubbs, Linda Milam, Philip Wilkins, Janet Pinkley, Larry Clifft, Carol Crosby. THIRD ROW: Dennis Beal, Sherry Townsend, Sykes Wilford, Beverly Tillman, Billy Crosby, Carol Cordle, Jerry Butler. NOT PICTURED: Branson Townsend, Shaunda Johnson, Gail Burton. The National Honor Society is an organization whose members are juniors and seniors who are outstanding in the area of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. An average of 317 is required in our school. One of the most important advantages in being a member is that one is automatically eligible for college schol¬ arships. 75 JUNIOR AND SENIOR DIVISION - FHA FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE DIVISION - FHA 76 F H A OFFICERS Reporter - Barbara Wharton, Historian - Sarah Vise, Parliamentarian - Carolyn White, Song Leader - Janis McClure, President - Joan Wyatt, Secretary - Mary Brasher, Treasurer - Glenda Butler, Vice President - Linda Pettigrew. 77 Hl ) wM fjgr i V m PQfL Jr.- r M 7 W ii; JL L j f jSS K v ffJSL r A ftfivi ■ ■ iff ? JPi Jb,-M ' JH A mf ’.,Jj | ] FIRST ROW: Larry Clifft - V. President Ronnie Ballinger - President David Greenway - Secretary Billy Crosby - Treasurer Johnny Long - Reporter David Cagle - Sentinel F F A OFFICERS 78 TOP—Mr. Mclllwain and some of the boys working in the shop. LEFT—First place winners in the District Skills Contest. Tony Kelley Bobby Mays Junior Haggard Wally White Jimmy Gibson Jimmy Vise Billy Crosby Ronnie Kindle Larry Clifft Danny Pinkley David Bausman HIV CHS IDE FACULTY—MR. HENRY SANDERS 1st Place Livestock Judging Team 79 The Math Club is composed of students who have an interest in math. They must take math and maintain a B average to be a member of the local math club. To be a member of the National Math Club you must be in your 5th semester of math and maintain a B average in all studies. FRONT ROW: Sponsor - Mrs. Evans, Treasurer - Sherry Riggs, President - Mike Madden, Vice President - Larry Jones, Secretary - Carol Crosby, Sponsor - Mr. Evans. 80 WM FRONT ROW: Miss Washam - Sponsor, Reporter - Mary Will Hayes, Sec. - Gail Burton, V. Pres. - David Fisher, Pres. - Sykes Wilford, Treas. - Rosemary White, Mr. Houston - Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Mr. Haney - Sponsor, Sec. Treas. - Jane Spence, Vice Pres. - Branson Townsend, Pres. - Dennis Beal, Reporter - David Greenway, Mr. Dailey - Sponsor 81 THESPIAN CLUB FIRST ROW: B. Britt, D. Harrington, M. Mitchell,C. Yarbro, S. Tinsley. SECOND ROW: S. Hosford, P. Thomas, M. Currin, D. Wylie, L. Taylor, J. Kelley, Mrs. Welch. THIRD ROW: S Vise, L. Parrish, D. Smith, B. Robinson, D. Beal, J. Fisher. LIBRARY CLUB 82 CENTER, FRONT ROW: Sec. Treas. - Barbara Wharton, Pres. - Mike Madden, V. Pres. - Larry Jones. FIRST ROW: Brenda Ivy, Henrietta Coleman, Diane Dennison, Janie Fisher, Janet Pinkley, Mary Brasher, Sherry Riggs. SECOND ROW: Mike Madden, Larry Jones, Johnny Long, Larry Quinn. THIRD ROW: Dennis Beal, Branson Townsend, Mike Long, Jerry Tubbs. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Lancaster, Gene Bledsoe, Stanley Tucker, Homer Sanders, Donald Smith. vUV nn Srr lt 3tarnutumal ftmraip Sarirt? fetlftgh Srhaol Jtonuiistf OFFICERS CO-PRES. Dennis Beal Diane Dennison VICE PRES. Larry Quinn TREASURER Johnny Long SECRETARY Mike Madden ADVISOR Mrs. Alice Reid m O OFFICERS—Pres. Claude Smith, V. Pres. Larry Brasher, Sec. Diann Mays, Reporter Diane Dennison, Historian Jeff Walker, Treas. Carolyn Cruse. OFFICERS—Pres. Larry Tyler, V. Pres. Bobby Hooper, Sec. Johnny Graves, Reporter Barbara Doring. 84 SPONSORS—Mrs. Tuten Mrs. Colwick FRONT ROW: Parliamentarian - Janet Pinkley, Secretary - Suzanne Odle, President - Sharon Kindle, Vice President - Sheila Doyle, Treasurer - Kay Pratt, Historian - Pat Tyler. CENTER, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Taylor - Sponsor, Marsha Mays - Vice President, Gail Gibson - President, Janet Miller - Sec. Treas., Miss C arrington - Sponsor. 85 FRONT ROW: Bobby Horner, Randy Tolley, Jeff Long, Jimmy Vise, Madison Quinn, Elizabeth Smith, Pat Taylor, Lucinda Smith, Tommie Kay Manness. THIRD ROW: Dianna Byrant, Jim King, Delores Rainey, Georgianna Keeton, Karen Crawley, Sherry Vickie Reed, Steve Dodd, Carolyn Smith, Jimmy Pratt. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Butler, Gaylon Clifft, Mike Smith, Susan Smith, Bil Tanner, James Wolfe, Larry Fisher. 86 R.H.S. MARCH SECOND ROW: Iris Riggs, Johnny Bledsoe, Mary Will Hayes, Charlie Collett, Jane Spence, Jo Ann Ayers, Glenda Hancock. Townsend, Johnie Kay Yarbro, Jonette Smith. FOURTH ROW: Lannie Marshall, Larry Butler, Danny Pinkley, Sheila Doyle, ly Goodman, Mike Tolley, Ronnie Tolley, David Wolfe. SIXTH ROW: Junior Haggard, Steve Keeton, Ronnie Maxwell, Rubelyn ING PANTHERS 87 BAND OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Librarians - Pat Tyler Elizabeth, Sec. Treas. - Carolyn Smith, Pres. Jimmy Pratt, Vice Pres. - Jerry Butler, Drum Majorette - Susan Smith, Head Majorette - Rubelyn Tanner. 88 R.H.S. MAJORETTES v T Diana Bryant Sheila Doyle Lucinda Smith 89 . J he “H Club is a newly organized club which honors students who have par¬ ticipated in athletics this past school year. Only the members of this club can wear an R on their school sweaters or jackets. Only Riverside jackets and sweaters will be allowed inside the walls of the Riverside halls in the future years. R” CLUB FRONT ROW: Coach Brasher Sec. Treas. - Linda Leasure Pres. - Claude Smith Coach Powers BACK ROW: Vice Pres. - Joe Davis Sgt.-At-Arms - Jerry Conrad Reporter - David Cagle SPORTS 92 COACH FLOYD POWERS Thomas Carrington Jimmy Johnson Managers ASSIST. COACH J. G. BRASHER Jerry (Bucket) Tubbs 93 Joe Renfroe Jackie Lancaster Branson Townsend Dennis Beal Co-Captain SENIOR Robert Johnny David Stevens White Fisher 94 I R. H. S.! 96 FRONT ROW: Rickey Dickerson, Joe Lee Johnson, Jimmy Perkins, Tommy Hardison, Ronnie Wyatt, Steve Weatherford, Tony Kelley, Jerry Tubbs, (Manager). SECOND ROW: Johnny White, Larry Taylor, Wayne Laird, Mike Usery, Nathaniel Parham, Gerald Bailey, Jimmy Johnson, (Manager). THIRD ROW: Tommy Goff, Lanny Taylor, Joe Renfroe, Jackie Lan¬ caster, Clyde Smith, Larry Quinn, Thomas Carrington, (Manager). PANTHERS 97 SHARON KINDLE HENRIETTA COLEMAN PENNY RAFF RITA SMITH SUZANNE ODLE LINDA DEATOR SANDRA KEETON PATSY RENEREE 98 R.H.S. CHEERLEADERS Suzanne Odle Sandra Keeton Linda Deaton Rita Smith 99 “BOO! I BET I SCARED YOU” is what Mike Mangum (12) a Savannah player seems to be saying as Claude Smith appears to go under his arm, but he is caught from behind. The score was a tie, 7-7. SOUTH SIDE COURTESY A South Side player bows to a Riverside Panther, Claude Smith (44), as the Panthers clawed their way to a 35-7 victory. 100