Riverside High School - Memories Yearbook (Decaturville, TN)

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Judy Johnson, another of Riverside’s hard working cheerleaders, ad¬ mires the fruit of her labors. The sign was put up for the Homecoming game with Selmcr. Riverside is no exception when it comes to tradition. The custom of initiating new members into organizations is a lot of fun, although some ol these soon-to-be FHA members might disagree. After showing the boys how to put more spirit in their pre-game warmup, the Panther mascot takes a breather. Miss Gurley’s calm and tranquil nature enables her to stand quietly by and watch her students experiment with dangerous chemicals. Day after day, knowing that catastrophe may strike at any time, she faces the challenge with great courage and stamina. 6 Riverside is proud of Rubelyn Tanner who competed with contestants from all areas of the United States at k ‘Ole Miss” last summer and won the trophy as National Drum Majorette Champion.

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Susan Hill and Boyd Lee Young were elected as Mr. and Miss R.H.S. by the entire student body because of their outgoing personalities and friendliness. They will reign as Mr. and Miss River¬ side High School for the year 1967-68. Susan’s friendly smile would brighten up anyone’s day. She is shown here helping out in the supply store. You can find Boyd Lee at this spot just about any day. lie enjoys basketball very much and works hard to excel in this sport. 5

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When asked about next year’s team. Coach Fisher only smiled. Mr. and Miss MESS, Ricky Coleman and Elizabeth Smith, proclaimed January 27 as ‘“Meet Everyone Sometime Soon” day. ‘There’ll be a hot time in the old outhouse tonight” is the thought of some R.ll.S. stu¬ dents as they put the finishing touches to the bonfire for the Homecoming pep rally. The mighty Panther squad performs their colorful warmup drill to the tune of “Sweet Georgia Brown.” Sidney Sparks is displaying the skill and agi¬ lity that has become a Panther trade¬ mark.