Riverside High School - Memories Yearbook (Decaturville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1982 volume:

Senior Officers and Sponsors__ Senior Outdoor Photographs _ Senior Indoor Photographs With Directory, Senior Wills__ Mr. and Miss RHS Senior Favorites_ Honor Students_ Junior Officers and Sponsors Junior Photographs_ Sophomore Officers and Sponsors Sophomore Photographs Freshman Officers and Sponsors Freshman Photographs_ Faculty___ Football_ Cheerleaders. Band_ Basketball_ Softball- Baseball_ Organizations Ads Now, on with the show Seniors Senior Officers President Janet Goff V. President Suzanne Ward Secretary M issy Cruse Sgt. at Arms Barry Sims Senior Sponsors: B. Crosby, M. Lee, N. Smith, B. Camper, C Brasher, S. Fisher, B. Townsend. M. 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GINA LYNN BORRON Freshman Football Maid; Annual Staff 2, 3; Basketball 1-3, Capt. 1; Beta Club 2-4: Batgirl 1-4; FHA 3; Math Club 1, 2, 4; Marching Band 1-4; Rifle Corps 2-4; Concert Band 1-4; Annual Staff 2, 3; History Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Flirtiest 4. 16 CHARLENA ANN BREWER FHA 1: DECA 2: HOSA 3: 4-H 1. 2. 4: History Club 3. 4 : V1CA — Machine Shop 4. CHARLES EDDIE BREWER F F A 1 : Auto Mechanics 1, 2: Basketball 2: DE 2. BILLY TODD BOWMAN FFA 1; VICA — Machine Shop 2: Class Favorite 2; DECA 3, 4: Best Looking 4. TIMOTHY LYNN BRAWLEY Basketball 1: Football 2; Math Club 1, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4: History Club 2, 3, Vice- President 4. STEPHEN EDWARD BRLMFIELD FFA 1-4. Vice-President 2. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4: History Club 3. 4: Math Club 4: History Club 3. 4. Sgt.-at-Arms 3: Band Roadie 4: Beta Club 4: Mu Alpha Theta 4. DAVID LYNN CARVER , FFA I; History 3. 4: VICA 3. 4: HOSA 4. TERESA LOUISE CHAPMAN Band 4; Beta Club 4; History Club 3; FFA 3; FFA Soil Judging Team; FHA 1, 2, 3; FHA Honor Club 3; Office Worker 4; Basketball 1; Basketball Stat. 2; 4-H Honor Club 1, 2, 3; 4-H Livestock and Forestry Judging Team. MAX EARL CHUMNEY FFA 1, 2; Skills Contest 2; 4-H 1, 4; Auto Mechanics 3, 4, President 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Baseball 3. LISA ANN CRAWLEY Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 1, 2, 4; 4- H Club 1-4; FFA 3, FFA Sweetheart 3, 4; 4-H Forestry Judging 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 4; Soph. Sgt.-at-Arms; Rifle Corps 2, Co- Capt. 3, 4; FHA 1-4; Honor Club 3, 4, Chapter Officer 3, Chapter Treasurer 4; Softball Stat. 2; An¬ nual Staff 2, 3, Editor 4. JOEY TERRELL COATS Auto Mechanics 3, 4; History Club 3. MELISSA DAWN CRUSE Cheerleading 1-3, Co-Captain 2, Captain 3; Beta Club 2-4; Math Club 1, 3; History Club 3, 4; Sophomore Class Favorite; Senior Class Secretary; FHA 1-4, FHA Honor Club 3, 4, Chapter Officer 3, Chapter President 4; DECA 4; Class Clown, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. CHRISTINE S. DREHMAN Cheerleader 1, 2; Math Club 1, 2; History Club 2, 3, Secretary 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; HOSA I President 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. DANA LYNN FLEMING FHA 1, 2; 4-H 1-3; DECA 3; History Club 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; VOE 3, Secretary 4; Panther Power Artist 3; Executive Award 4; Diplomat Award 4; Beta Club 4; Cheerleader 4. LORESA FORSHA FHA 1; DECA 3; History Club 3,4; VICA 4. JOSEPH RAY GARDNER FFA 1; 4-H 1,2; Stu¬ dent Council 2-4; An¬ nual Staff 3; Math Club 1, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Family Living Club 4; FHA 4; Basketball 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Boys ' State Delegate. PAULA JO FUNDERBURK History Club 3, 4; Health Occupations 3, 4. I _ HfpgKg EMILY ANN GARRETT FHA 1-4; Flag Corps 1; Basketball 1-4, Vice- President 1; 4-H 1-4; Softball 1-4; Math Club 1-4; Beta Club 2-4; FHA Honor Club 3-4; Class President 3; Football Statistician 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; History 3, 4; Most Dependable 4; Football Homecoming Queen; FHA State Treasurer 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students. MARTY GIBSON Math Club 1; History Club 3, 4; FFA 1-3; Star Greenhand Award; 4-H 1, 2; Machine Shop 4; Auto Mechanics 4. JANET RENEE GOFF Batgirl I; Homecoming Princess 2; English Award 2; Class Secretary 2; Cheerleader 1-4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; I HA 1-4, Vice Presi¬ dent 4, Chapter Officer 3, Honor Club 3, 4; Math Club 1-4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, Vice Presi¬ dent 4; Bela Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Class Presi¬ dent 4; Friendliest 4; History Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Beta Club Secretary 4; Mu Alpha Theta Vice- President 4; Miss RHS. BART GREE.NWAY FFA 1; History Club 3, 4; Machine Shop 1,2. DENNIS GREER FFA 1, 2; 4-H 1-4; Basketball Mgr. I, 2; Auto Mechanics 3, 4, Vice-President 4. RONNIE HAMM FFA I ; Auto Mechanics 3, 4. KEITH HARDIN English Award I; Basketball Homecoming Prince 1; Basketball I; Football 1-4; FFA I, 2, President 3; 4-H 1-3; Beta Club 2-4; History Club 3, 4; Math Club 1-3; Class Favorite 4; DECA 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4. TEDDY HAY History Club 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; FHA 4; Football 3; Band Roadie 4. ANCili; KEETON HAyI S TOEC-OEA 3; History C lub 3, 4; Basketball I: Softball 2; I IIA 1-4; 1)1 X A 4. EMILY SUZANNE HIGDON ROTC 1; I IIA 1-3; Red Cross I; Y-Teens I Majorette I; Office Worker 2; Beta Club 2, 3 Basketball Statistician 2; History Club 2, 3, 4 VOE 3; TO!: 3; TO EC 3; Erench Club 3. SARAH JEAN HOLMES III A 1, 2; Math Club I; History Club 3, 4; Library Club L 2; TOEC 3, 4; OEA Ex¬ ecutive Award 4, OEA Diplomat Award 4; VOE Newspaper Staff 3,4. LORI ANN INMAN Majorette 1-4; Con¬ cert Band 1-4; EH A 1-4; Annual Staff 2; Softball 2; Sophomore Football Maid; History Club 3, 4; French Club 3; 4-H 1; Beta Club 3, 4. TIMMY TED KEEN Football 1-4; FFA I; VICA 3; History 3, 4; Baseball 3,4; All-District 3. SUZANNE KETTON FHA I; History Club 3, 4; Flag Corps 3, Co- Captain 4; Bela Club 4; DECA 4; Math Cl.ub I, 4; English Award 3; Class Officer 2; Most Courteous 4. JOE MARK KENNEDY FFA 1; Building Trades 2. 3: Auto Mechanics 4. KRISTIE LYNNE KING Band 1-4, Concert Band 1, 2, Majorette 1-4, Head Majorette 4, Band Sec. 4; Beta Club 1-3, Treasurer 4; Math Club 2-4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, Secretary 4; History Club 3, 4; FH A 1,4; 4-H 1, 2; Annual Staff 2, 3; Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Outstan¬ ding Teenagers of America. TRACY THOMAS KING Football 1-4; Basket¬ ball 1-4, All District 3; Baseball 2-4; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Math Club 1-3; FFA 1; French Club 4, Presi¬ dent 4; Class Favorite 1; Homecoming Prince 2; 4-H 2; Beta Club 2-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. i MARTY WILLIAM LACY Art Club 1; FFA I, 2; V1CA 3, 4; Auto Mechanics 3, 4; History Club 3, 4. JERRY DEAN LANCASTER Math Club 2; Machine Shop 3, 4; History Club 3,4; Boys ' State Delegate Alternate 3. KELLIE ANNETTE LITTLE Paragould High Chorus and Ensemble 1; Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 1; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1; Math Club 2, 3; Football Statistician 2, 3; Jetterbug Junior 3; Beta Club 2-4; History Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, Co- Editor 4; Cheerleader 4. GARY LIVINGSTON Football 1: Class President 1: FFA 1-4, Viee- President 3, President 4: Math Club 4; History Club 3, 4, President 4: Mu Alpha Theta 4: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. TERESA MECHEAL MARSHALL VOE 4; Building Trades 2: DECA 4. DINAH MATHEWS Basketball 1; FHA 2, 3; Math Club 2, 3; DECA 4; History Club 3, 4; TOEC 3. DAMON CLAY MAYS Marching, Stage, Concert Band 1: FFA 1-4; District Dairy Judging 2, Treasurer 3, President 4: Most Talented 4; Parliamentary Pro¬ cedure Contest 4. SHELLY DENISE McCLANAHAN FHA 1, 2; History Club 3, 4; HOSA 3, Reporter 4; State Voting Delegate 4; Marching Band 3, Concert Band 3; Annual Staff 4. I PETER ANTON McDONALD Football 1 -4; History Club 3, 4; FFA I; Building Trades 3. DANIEL C. MILLER Auto Mechanics 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; History Club 1,2, 3. DONNY MURPHY Math Club 1; FFA 1, 2; VICA 2; DECA 3, 4; Laziest 4. ANTHANY DcWAYNE MclLRATH FFA 1; Building Trades I, 2; History Club 3, 4; Football 1,3,4. JANICE KAY McNEILL FHA 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1-4; 4-H 1-4; FFA Honor Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3; Office 1, 2; Math Club 1,2; DECA 4. CARRIE LYNN MYRACLE Band 1-4, Concert Band 1, 2, President 4; Beta Club 2-4; FHA 1, 2, 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; National Honor Society; History Club 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2; Math Club 2-4; Most Talented 4; Beta Reporter 4; Outstanding Teenager of America. ROBERT ALLEN OLSEN Civics Club 1; History Club 2-4; Building Trades 2, 3; Autp Mechanics 4. KAREN ROACH PARRISH FHA 1-4; Mu Alpha Theta I, 2; 4-H 2; FHA Award 2; English Award 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Beta Club 4; HOSA 3, HOSA Award 3, HOSA Chaplain 3; Regional Prepared Speech Contest, State Prepared Speech Contest; History Club 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; National Honor Society. PAULA DARLENE PEARCY Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1-3; Cheerleader 3; 2nd Alternate in Miss Lexington Court 3; FHA 4; History Club 4. TRACY VISE PEVAHOUSE FHA 1; Flag Corps 2, 3; Class V ice- President 2; Math Club 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; 4-H 1-3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; National Honor Society 3. PAMELA JEAN PHILLIPS FHA 1; Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1, 2; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Beta Club 2-4; Vice-President 4; National Honor Society History Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Teen of the Week 3; TOEC-OEA Vice President 3, OEA Executive Award, OEA Diplomat Award; Band Vice-President 4; Best Looking; Newspaper Staff. THERESA DARLENE PORTER 4-H 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3; History Club 2, 3, 4. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE RITCHIE PRATT Band 1; VICA — Machine Shop 2; DECA 3, 4; Best Dressed 4. SHERRY DEAN PULLEY Spanish Club Secretary l; FHA 1-3; Beta Club 2-4; History Club 3, 4; VOE-TOEC 3, President 4; Executive Award 3; Diplomat Award 3; Stateswoman Award 4; Ambassador Award 4; Panther Pride Co-Editor. NATALIE RAY FHA 1, 2; History Club 3, 4; TOEC 3, 4; Panther Pride Staff 3, 4; OEA Executive Award 4; Diplomat Award 4. RITA LORI RANEY Freezing Freshman; Basketball I, 2; Class Presi¬ dent 2; Softball Scorekeeper 1-4; Math Club 1- 4; FHA 1-4; Honor Club 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Beta Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Volunteer Girls’ State 3; Basketball Homecom¬ ing Princess 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. MICHELLE RENEE HODES FHA 1-4; Honor Society 3, 4; 4-H 1-4; Honor Club 1-3, Vice President 4; Math Club 2-4; Beta Club 2-4; History Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Of¬ fice Worker 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4. THOMAS CHARLEY ROUSE FFA 1, 2; Football 1-3; Band 1; Track Club 2, 3; National Honor Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. SHEILA DENISESANDERS Spanish Club 1; FHA I; HOSA 2, 3; Senior Band Queen Rep., and Queen. JOHN ALLEN SCOTT Football 1-4; History Club 3, 4; Auto Mechanics 3, 4; FFA 1; Fliers 4. TIMOTHY M. SANDERS Football 1-4; Auto Mechanics 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1-4: Building Trades 3. TAMMY LEE SCOTT FHA 1 -4; HOSA 3; History Club 3,4. WANDA KAY SCOTT 4-H 1-4; History 3, 4; FHA 1-3; Basketball Statistician. TERESA M. SHAVERS Spanish Club 1; FHA 1, 3; DECA 3, 4; History Club 1,3,4. RICHARD NEALSHEA FFA 1, 2; Auto Mechanics 1; History Club 3, 4; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 1-4, Honorable Men¬ tion 2, All District 3. BARRY ELENE SIMS Football 1-4; FFA 1; Machine Shop 2; Auto Mechanics 3, 4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Auto Mechanics Foreman 4; History Club 3, 4; Workman¬ ship Award 2. TRACEY LYNN SMITH Marching Band 1-3, Concert Band 1-3; Ri¬ fle Corps 2, 3; History Club 3, 4; FHA 1; DECA 4. GAIL LYNN SPARKS 4-H 1 -3; FHA 1; History Club 3; Cheerleader 2. LYNN SPARKS FHA 1-3; HOSA 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; 4-H 1-3. DAVID DEWAYNE SUMMERS FFA 1, 2; Class Favorite 2, 3; History Club 3; Family Living Club 3; Football 1-3, Capt. 4, Honor. Men¬ tion All Conference 3; 4-H 1-3; Best All Around 4; DECA 4. SHERRI LEIGH SWIFT FHA 1, 2; History Club 3, 4; Flag Corps 3, 4; HOSA Club 3, 4; Senior Favorite; 4-H 1-3; Senior Football Maid. CHRISTINE RENEESTANFILL Spanish Club 1; HOSA 2, 3, Secretary 3; History Club 3; FHA 1; HOSA Award 3. GINA DARLENE STOUT HOSA 2, 3; History Club 3; FHA 2; 4-H 2; Freshman Manager; DECA 4. RENEE LOUISE TATE FHA 1, 2, 4; Band 1-4; Flag Co-Captain 3, Cap¬ tain 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; DECA 4; History Club 3; Math Club 1,2; Annual Staff 3. JAMES MALCOLM TAYLOR Football 1-4, Capt. 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 3, 4; FFA I, 2; Class Vice-President 3; Family Liv¬ ing Club 3; DECA 4; Math Club 1, Sergeant-at- Arms 1; Teen of the Week 2; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Jitterbut Junior; Class Secretary 3; Best Offensive Lineman 3; Honorable Mention All Conference 3; 4-H 1-3; History Club 3. 29 JO KATHRYN TURNER FHA 1-4; Cheerleading 2-4: History Club 3, 4: TOEC 3, 4; Executive Award 4; Diplomat Award 4; Panther Pride Class News 4: Best Dressed 4. LUCY KAYE TUTEN Basketball 1-3, Cap¬ tain 1; 4-H 1-3; Class Vice President 3; Stu¬ dent Council 3; VOE- TOEC 3; Math Club 2-4; History Club 3, 4; FHA 1-4; Softball 1-4; French Club 4; Foot¬ ball Statistician 4. DALE EVEAN TEAGUE FHA 1; Cheerleading 1, 2; 4-H: History Club 3, 4. CHERYL ANN TODD Band 1; Math Club 1, 2; History Club 2-4; TOEC 3, Historian 4; OEA Diplomat Award 4; OEA Executive Award; FHA 4. TRACY CAROLE TOLLEY FHA 1; Band Librarian 1; Teen of the Week 2; Typing I Award 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 3; VOE Chapter President 3; OEA-TOEC 3; OEA Ex¬ ecutive Award 3; OEA Diplomat Award 3; Flag Corps 2-4; Math Club 2-4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, President 4; History Club 3, 4; Beta Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Outstanding Teenager of America. WALLIS BRUCE VERNON FFA 1; Baseball 1-3; Basketball 1-3; 4-H 1-4; History Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2-4; Beta Club 2-4; Math Club 2-4; Band Roadie 4. RITA KAY VISE FHA 1, Secretary 2; Math Club 1; History Club 3, 4; TOEC Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 4; Ex¬ ecutive Board 4; Diplomat Award 4: Staleswoman Award 4. LORI DAWN WALKER Math Club 1; FHA I, 2; Beta Club 2-4; History Club 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; TOEC-OEA 3, Vice President 4; Executive Award 3; Diplomat Award 3; Newspaper Staff 3, Editor 4; TDS Essay Winner 3; Voice of Democracy Speech Winner 3; District Winner 3; English Award 3; Office Worker 4; Staleswoman’s Award 4; Am¬ bassador Award 4; Outstanding Teenager of America. SUZANNE WARD FHA 1-4; 4-H 1-4; Flag Corps 2-4; Beta Club 2-4; Annual Staff 2; Softball 2-4; Student Council Representative 4; Math Club 1-4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Sandwich Sophomore; Football Maid 3; Class Vice President 4; French Club Reporter 4; Beta Club Pres. 4; National Honor Socie¬ ty 4; Bible Club 4. TRAVIS WHEAT FFA I, 2; Auto Mechanics 3, 4; VICA 4. A. B. WHITE FFA 1, 2, 4, Reporter 3; West Tennessee Parliamentary Procedure Contest; Livestock and Dairy Judging Contest; History Club 3, 4; Math Club 1; Art Club 1;. Friendliest 4. BELYNDA GAY YARBRO Freshman Class Favorite; Cheerleader I; Basketball Homecoming Princess 1; FHA 1-4; Chorus 2; Math Club 2; 4-H 1, 2; History Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. MELONY MAE YATES Beta Club 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Math Club 1; PH A 1, 2; Chapter Officer 3; Chapter Secretary 4; FHA Honor Society Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 1; Chorus 2; Flag Corps 4; Class Favorite 3; Best All Around. JON DUKE YOUNG FFA 1; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2; History Club 3, 4; Most Courteous 4; DECA 4. CHARLES WADF KING 32 SENIOR WILLS I, MATTHEW H. ADAMS, being of sound mind and crooked teeth, will my good times at RHS to my sister Paula, and my friend¬ ship to Tracy Tolly. I. BETH ANCELL, being of messed up mind and body, will to Angela J. all my love for as long as she will have it being of no mind and little body, will to the back-water rats of Lexington the ability to tell the difference between a River Rat and a citizen of Decatur County. 1, ANGELA AUSTIN, being of sound mind and body, will to Wen¬ dy B. and Janet H. good luck w ' ith the boys and all the good times I had at RHS. I, MICKEY BARNICKEL, being of messed up mind and body, will to Angela J. all my love for as long as she will have it. I, CHR1STI BENNETT, being of sound mind and scattered body, will to anyone the ability not to be hospitalized every year during their years at RHS. I, GINA BORRON, being of moron mind and unstationary body, do hereby will to Staci W. my ability to date different guys and not get worried about a single one. I, TODD BOWMAN, being of reckless mind and body, will to R .P. the ability to have a bad reputation and still come out in the good. I, TIM “J.R. BRAWLEY, being of willing mind and loveable body, will my knowledge to my little brother Todd that he may have as good a time as I did at RHS. I, CHARLENA ANN BREWER, being of scattered mind and un¬ sure body, will my undying love to Marty Lacv for the rest of my life. I I, EDDIE BREWER, being of determined mind and strong body, will my love to Kim. I, STEVE BRUMFIELD, being of prankish mind and strong body, do hereby will to anyone my ability to start M M fights in Mrs. Townsend ' s room and not get caught. 1, DAVID CARVER, being of sound mind and slim body, will my ability to graduate to anyone who needs it. I, TERESA CHAPMAN, being of wild mind and lanky body, will to my friends Gay, Pam, Kellie, Carrie, Jan, Tracy, and Kristie the best of luck in the future. I, MAX CHUMNEY, being of girl-crazed mind and body, will all my love to Kim just as long as she wants it. I, JOEY COATS, being of rattled mind and tuned up body, will all my love to Kathy as long as she will have it. I, LISA CRAWLEY, being of unthinkable mind and rifle-bruised body, will to Bob Crawley the ability not to get hurt as many times playing football as I did twirling my rifle. 1. MISSY CRUSE, being of innocent mind and body, will to Garry all my love, and to Trey P. and Tabby C. the ability to have as much fun as l did at RHS. I, CHRIS DREHMAN, being of sound mind and body, will my courage to change and be myself to those who need it. I, DANA FLEMING, will more power to Jana to hold on to what she cares about, to Pat and Phyl the ability to use what they’ve got to get what they want, and to Keith M. our thanks to tilt steering wheels. 1, PAULA JO FUNDERBURK, being of sound mind and sexy body, will my ability to marry to Tom Tole. I, JOE GARDNER, being of slow mind and fast body, will my ability to put up with Coach Hayes to Eldon Ray. He will need it. I, EMILY GARRETT, being of short mind and long hair, will to the 82-83 basketball girls all my missed shots and to Rita P. my in¬ juries, if she needs any more. I, MARTY GIBSON, being of no mind and excellent body, will myself to Sheila K. I, JANET GOFF, being of short mind and tiny feet, will my ability to take all those falls in cheerleading without getting hurt to anyone brave enough to try. I, BART GREENWAY, being of sound mind and body, will luck to Wendy. I, DENNIS GREER, being of warped mind and sexy body, will to Lisa M. my warped mind and sexy body if she wants them. I, RONNIE HAMM, being of wasted mind and large body, will my ability to Mickey B. to drive his Vega at least one time without tear¬ ing it up. 33 I. KEITH HARDIN, being of weak body and strong arm. will to any upcoming Quarterbacks the ability to play under 3 different head coaches, and still start. body, will nothing to Betty T. because I have nothing to will. 1. TEDDY HAY, being of unsound mind and saturated body, do hereby will the ability to let Matt (Ahab the Arab) Adams tear up their cat hood to anyone who wants it. 1, KELLIE LITTLE, being of ‘Roll Tide” mind and Nikc-bitten body, will my ability to go to dances and play Putt-Putt every Satur¬ day night to Sandy, and to Joe Paul the ability to hit ditches as well as I do. I. ANGIE HAYS, being of crazed mind and sound body, will to Vonda P. and Paula A. the endurance to finish one more year of school. I, GARY LIVINGSTON, being of grumpy mood and bored mind, do hereby will my memberships in the Dipper ' s Club, Cub Creek Boys, Union Jacks, Wild Bunch, and Agriculture Production to Gary Green way. I, SUZANNE HIGDON, being of deranged mind and lead foot, will to Brigelte the ability to keep a smile on her face even when the going gets rough and the best for just being there. I. TERESA MARSHALL, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Tammy W. the ability to make the best of her senior year and cherish all the good times. I. SARAH HOLMES, being of mixed-up mind and healthy body, will all my life and everlasting love to my son Nathan and to Larry Hamm, with my best w ishes and dreams of our ha ppy life together. I, DINAH MATHEWS, being of mixed-up mind and unavailable body, will all my love to Larry P. forever and to Sheila II. and Sheila R. the ability to go out without getting into trouble and make it home on time. 1. LORI INMAN, being of marched mind and body, will to my brother Ricky to stay out of trouble and make better grades than I did. and to the RHS majorettes the best of luck. 1. I IMMY KEEN, being of bruised mind and body, will to my brother Bobby the ability to play Big Red 4 limes and only get throw n out once. I. DAMON MAYS, being of sound mind and exquisite body, do hereby will my ability to get a GI just for the fun of it to anyone with guts enough to do it. I, SUZANNE KEETON, being of sound mind and marching body, w ill to Rennee T. the best of everything in life for being such a great friend and the best of luck to the band. I, PETER McDONALD, being of scientific mind and fine body, will to Maurice McElrath my athletic ability because he needs it. I, TONY McELRATH, being of slow body and BB brain, will to Arthur Phelps the ability to play football and quit letting the ladies get him down. L JOE MARK KENNEDY, being of sound mind and body, will to anyone the ability to pick on Richard Shea the rest of the year. 1. KRISTIE KING, being of musical mind and twirling body, will my patience and ability to make up routines to the next Head Ma¬ jorette and to Jeff S. the best of luck w ith Boston. I, JAN McNEILL, being of bruised mind and short body, will to Marty Jordan the ability to play basketball for 7 years without get¬ ting tired of it. 1. TRACY KING, being of Criss-Cross mind and Isolation body, will to BB Brain the knowledge to play 9 various positions against Big Red and still not get to start out. I. SHELLY McCLANAHAN. being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Beth L. the ability to make the best of her last years of High School and to get through her senior year without getting into trouble. 1. MARTY LACY, will all my love to Ann Brewer until the end of time. I, DANNY MILLER, being of sound mind and body, will all my love and affection to my woman. Sherry Long. 1. JERRY LANCASTER, being of deprived mind and bee-stung I. CARRIE MYRACLE, being of powerful mind and precarious body, do hereby will to Joe Paul my little red tin can. 34 Upper left What ' s up. Doc? Above Kristie. Melon). Miss . and Suzanne are working??? Extreme left Shell) and Michelle welcome you to a humble little world of paper, pens and four-letter words . . . Left - Timm) Keen before he got thrown out. Lower left So this is Advanced English — climbing the walls and playing in the floors!! Below Love those Riverside Seniors, those seniors can’t be beat. For nowhere in this world will ou find sweeter smelling feel! 1, ROBERT 01.SEN, being of neither mind nor body, do not will anything to anybody because it is all mine. will the ability to be happy and be the best that you can be to all my friends, and to Gina and Bull, a love that will last forever. 1, KAREN ROACH PARRISH, being of sound mind and slim body, will all my classmates the ability to catch a mate as good as mine. I, TIMOTHY SANDERS, being of sound mind and body, will to Jeff Casey and Nat Brasher the ability to play football and basket¬ ball the best that they can. 1, PAULA PEARCY, being of sound mind, will my ability to con¬ trol my temper to Randell P. I, JOHN SCOTT, being of no mind and sexy body, will all my love to the senior girls. 1, VICKI PEARCY. being of sound body and mind, will to my brother Van the ability to copy in biology without getting caught. I, TAMMY SCOTT, being of unsound mind and no body, will all my love to Richard Sanders, to Suzie the ability to find a boyfriend, and to Keith the ability to graduate on time. I, TRACY PEVAHOUSE, being of sound mind and body, will to my sister, Beronica, all the good times in store for her at RHS. I, PAM PHILLIPS, being of sound mind and body, will to Mr. Yates my record of “Peter the Meter Reader” and to my younger brother, Tony, the best of everything at RHS. I, WANDA SCOTT, being of freaky mind and wild body, will to Sheila S. and Donna B. the ability to be Bad Mama Jamas at River¬ side High. I, DARLENE PORTER, being of sound mind and body, will to Lyncttc, Tonya, Janet, and Virginia the ability to stay out of trouble at RHS. 1, THERESA SHAVERS, being of unsure mind and capable body, will my ability to cut classes, skip school, get married, and still graduate to anyone who needs it. 1, RITCHIE PRATT, being of radical mind and unstable body, will my ability to drive a hopped up Chevy pickup to school and still have gas left for the weekend to J.P.M. I, RICHARD SHEA, being of wacky mind and skinny body, hereby will my great Baseball ability to my brother Glen, if he ever takes an interest in it. I. SHERRY PULLEY, being of small mind and short body, will my love to Tutor and the best of luck to Sheila at Riverside. I, BARRY SIMS, being of little mind and no body, will to anybody the ability to put up with Willie Smith in Auto Mechanics for two I, RITA RANEY, being of rah-rah mind and body, will to Brigette my sailor suit with the busted zipper in hopes she will grow to it. years. 1. NATALIE RAY, being of crazy mind and healthy body, will my ability not to get in trouble at Riverside to Cindy R. and Deborah H., and good luck with the boys. I, TRACEY SMITH, being of warped mind and gentle body, will my ability to get grounded and have to stay home on New Year’s Eve to Pat and Phyl Bledsoe. I, SHEILA RHOADES, being of no mind and scarred body, do hereby will mv great driving ability to Phyl Bledsoe. 1, GAIL SPARKS, being of intelligent mind and short body, will to all the minority of Riverside the ability to go through the rest of school with or without friends. I, MICHELLE RHODES, being of sound mind and large mouth, will my ability to drive a great car to my brother, Keith. 1. LYNN SPARKS, being of sound mind and body, will to Marla Patterson the ability to stay out of trouble her senior year. I, TOM ROUSE, being of no mind or body, will nothing to nobody 1. SHEILA SANDERS, being of mixed-up mind and sound body. I, CHRISTINE STAN ' EILL, being of crazy mind and sound body, will to all my underclassman friends the ability to have a better senior year than 1 did. 36 1, GINA STOUT, being of unpredictable mind and small body, will love to Bull, and to Sheila, Christine, Teresa, Debbie the ability to carry out their future goals in life. my temper every game without getting thrown out. 1, DAVID SUMMERS, being slow of speed, but fast in everything else, will to all varsity football players the ability to score more than once against Lexington. I. WALLY VERNON, being of crazed mind and condemned body, will my ability to argue with Mr. Lackey to anybody with suicidal intentions. I. SHERRI SWIFT, will to Debra C. the ability to put up with all the Miss Know-it-alls in the flag corps and to Mark, Shannon, and Jamie the ability to make sure their ride is on time for school. 1. RITA VISE, being of spirited mind and energetic body, will all my love to Craig Hamm with dreams of a happy future together, and to Debra, the ability to stay out of trouble for the next two years. I, RENEE TATE, being of sound mind and skinny body, will to Dale King all my good times at R1 IS, and the best of luck to the next Hag captain. I, LORI WALKER, being of absent mind and shaped out body, will to my sister Paige, the best of wishes at RHS. I, SUZANNE WARD, being of confused body and small mind, will to Paul Ward and Emily Ivy the ability to keep their heads held high and to be the best in all of life’s ambitions. I, JANMEY TAYLOR, being of two-bit body and football crazed mind, will my position on the right of the line to any offensive lineman strong enough, and to my sister. Renee Taylor, the ability to be a great teacher. I, TRAVIS WHEAT, being of sexy mind and strong body, will to anybody the ability to stay with W ' illie Smith for 2 years. I, DALF. TF.AGUE. being of wild mind and great body, will to all the minorities at R1 IS the ability to Jam the Box without making any kind of noise except for a HO! I,A. B. WHITE, being of wild mind and proportional nose, will my ability to dip in ag class and not get caught to Ricky Flowers, and to Kyle T. all my good times at RHS. I, CHERYL TODD, will to Tina B. and Patty Todd the ability to have as much fun as 1 had in my years at RHS and stay out of trouble. 1, GAY YARBRO, being of determined mind and short body, hereby will to my little brother Dudley my ability to look on to graduation and going off to college, and to Darryl Presley my pa¬ tience to sit back and watch him race motorcycles without going totally insane. 1, TRACY TOLLEY, being of substantial mind and tangible body, will my flag with Mr. Yates face on it to anybody brave enough to look at it. 1, DUKE YOUNG, being of sound mind and very little nature, do hereby will my courteous nature to those in this school who need it. I. KAY TURNER, being of big mind and short body, will the abili¬ ty to slide down the flag pole without getting hung to any cheerleader who thinks she can. I, MELON Y YATES, being of fairytale mind and short body, will my ability to forget important things and still come out ahead to anybody willing to try. 1. GAYE TUTEN, being of athletic mind and lazy body, do hereby will to my sister Melanie the ability to play softball 4 yrs. and lose 1. DONNIE MURPHY, being of unsound mind and body, will my tough car and seniority at Foodland to Mike Riley. 37 Jaycees Boy Girl State Delegate Carrie Myracle and Joe Gardner Lion’s Club Boy Girl State Delegate Rita Raney and Steve Brumfield Wr. and Whs I2J4S 40 JLwf Qoff an J2) avid drummers ! 1. Best All Around — David Summers, Melony Yates. 2. Best Dressed — Richie Pratt, Kay Turner. 3. Best Looking — Todd Bowman, Pam Phillips. 4. Class Clown — Tony McElrath, Missy Cruse. 43 1. Most Dependable — Tim Brawley, Emily Garrett. 2. Most Likely to Succeed — Gary Livingston, Tracy Tolley. 3. Most School Spirited — Suzanne Ward, Sherri Swift. 4. Most Talented — Carrie Myracle, Damon Mays. Familiar Freshmen Rodney Smith Tina Hayes Singing Sophomores Emily Ivy Bob Conger r Jabber- wocky Juniors Tammy Kilpatrick Jerry Whitsitt Soaring Seniors Jan McNeil Keith Hardin - f urrish jCori UULr HONOR GRADUATES Jan el Qojj I Bottom — Tracy Tolley, Janet Goff, Rita Raney. Back — Pam Phillips, Suzanne Ward, Emily Garrett. Not pictured — Karen Parrish, Steve Brumfield. Back Kristie King. Keith Hardin. Jamey Taylor. Lori Walker. Front — Tracey Tolley and Carrie Myracle. Who’s Who Among American High School Students Top Janet Goff. Middle Rita Raney and Missy Cruse. Bottom Emily Garrett. Gary Liv¬ ingston. and Tracy King. 48 Distinguished American High School Students I I Junior Officers Sponsors Top Charlie Conger, W. G. Russell, Laura Townsend, Glenda Moore, Lana Douglass. Bottom Jama Thomas, Sherry Johnson, Lance Baker, Jeff Sims. 50 i David Bayne Picture Not Available Nat Brasher 5 2 Debra Crawley Mark Alexander 1 Lance Baker David Brewer Barbara Clifton NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Mike Courtright Joey Crowell Jeff Armstrong Tina Blankenship Steve Bunting Charles Boroughs Darlene Boroughs Mickey Burleson Janet Camper Brian Boyd Jackie Dickson Ricky Flowers Patrick Goff f Donnie Hobbs Jeff Goock Steve Inman Jana Goodman Andy Johnson Picture Not Available Tom Hays Lisa Hayes Darlene Mcblrath Ricky McCorklc Carol Overman Marla Patterson Pat Posey Vonda Potts at Jessica Pulliam Chuck Rigsby Shelby Roberts Brigette Scott Jeff Sims Susie Smart 54 Kevin Swift Allen Swindle Ross Moody Leigh Ann Patterson Mark Pratt Eddie Robertson Lianne Spain Tammy Swindle Tina Middleton Picture Not Available Bryan Miller Scotty Moore Picture Not Available Billy Parrish Felicia Perry Arthur Phelps m . V J Yolanda Sparks Jama Thomas Darryl Stricklin Scott Tolley Paul Stout Rose Tole Mark Tubbs jerry Whitsitt Not pictured: Lisa Hicks Sheila Howell Stephen Young Steven Walters Eric Wright James Lynch 55 Sophomore Officers Sponsors First row — Van Pearcy, Patrick Maxwell, Emily Ivy, Paul Ward. Second row — Ronnie Lackey, Edith Taylor, Alice Reed, Willie Smith, Kay Townsend. Tony Buchanan Melanie Carson Tim Britt John Cox Bob Crawley f Lisa Crews Susan Dickson Darrin Duke Dale Ellis Estella Evans Christi Dean Denise Dickson Anita Funderburk Kelly Flanagen Melinda Gibson Carlton Gordon Michelle I ledge Wanda Hughes Sheila Johnson Kristen Keeton Kim LeMay Lisa Gillette fl Garry Greenway . % Mark Hicks Tammv Kendrick Beth Lomax Emily Ivy Mark Jordan Brian Jones Lisa Long Kathy Lorenzo r Wmt Alan Lackev Wayne Lyles il Cindi Keeton j ' i Keith Martin Glen Landers Timmy Pearcy Vickie McCorklc A Van Pearcy W Frankie Monroe Michelle Phillips Gail Montgomery Tony Phillips Jennifer Miller Johnny Montgomery Tammy Pate Jeff Pope Kenneth Price Georgia Pate Tonya Presley Jim Ramey Eldon Ray 61 Cindy Ray Betty Thomas Kyle Townsend Shaync Troxler Terry Turnbo Bruce Turner Melanie Tuten Micky Tyler Michelle Teague Paul Ward Tammy Wilson Freshman Officers Sponsors Bottom — Jamey Martin, Mary Will Roberts, Lesa Sparks, Tina Hayes, Renee Taylor, Billy Vestal, Doris Ivey, Carolyn Giles. 64 Christy Beasley Donette Blasingim Steve Clenney Carey Boaz Chris Brown Dan Carrington Charlotte Clendenon 1 Selena Clift Hoyt Barber Patricia Barber Timmy Bawcum I Susan Bawcum Joey Blankenship Tony Blankenship Lori Bobo Vicki Box Colleen Boyd Donna Brewer Lee Crowell Jane Fleming Terri Harrington Missy Dean V Janet Haynes Mark Dickson Ricky Inman Lisa Kelley Hank Ivy Letisha James J. Lunsford Teresa Duff S ' r Brad Hall Sherry Houston Jamie Martin Sherry Creasy Sissy Hays Susy Houston Cynthia Jordan Keith Mathis Mona Fancher Mike Harralston Gail Howell i Eric McCormic I Tony Quinn Bob Scott f ii 1 K n t.fc M fc “ Charlie Spaulding I Stacy Wade Audra Murphrea ) Shannon Rhodes LaRhonda Scott Liz Smithengall Melinda Parish I Dwayne Roach Frankie Smotherman Roger Scott Phil Patterson Tina Roach Sheila Scott Greg Sopher Tracy Priest Lynette Porter Virginia Seachrist Cindy Smith Cathy Spain Lesa Sparks David Tharp James Tomlinson Michelle Tyler Beronica Vise Janet Vaughn Randy Walker Robert Watkins Terri West Paul Wheat Barbara Whitle I David Yarbro James Young Lonny Young Cindy Young Michelle Wvatt Carla Wooley Donna Crittendon Kim Wilson Lisa Wilkens Ronald Powers Michael Watson Principal Mr. Michael Watson received his Bachelor of Arts from Harding University, Searcy, Arkansas. In 1981, he received a Master of Education from Memphis State University. Mr. Watson is a friend to all the students at RHS. He is a respected leader, who understands students’ problems. 71 ' J 9 Bachelor of Science From Memphis State; Instructor of General Business, Driver’s Education, Assistant Football Coach; Junior Class Sponsor. Chris Brasher Bachelor of Science From Southeastern College; Instruc¬ tor of French I and II, English II; Senior Class Sponsor, French Club Sponsor, Bible Club Sponsor. Jesse G. Brasher Bachelor of Science From UTM, Master of Science From Memphis State University; Instructor of Marketing and Distributive Education; D.E.C.A. Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. Betty Camper Bachelor of Science From UTM; Instructor of Home Economics; FFIA Sponsor, Family Living Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor. 72 Charlie Conger Bachelor of Science From Memphis State; Instructor of Economics, General Math, World History; History Club Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. Lana Douglass Bachelor of Science From UTM; Instructor of Health, P.E., English 1; Freshman Cheerleader Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. Bill Crosby Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Mem¬ phis; Instructor of Health Occupations; H.O.S.A. Sponsor. Bachelor of Science From UTM, Master of Science From UTM; Instructor of Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Advanced Math; Student Council Sponsor, Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor. Cathy Gilliam 73 Jerry Hayes Bachelor of Science From Union University, Master of Education From Memphis State; I nstructor of P.E., Health, and Head Football Coach. Doris Ivey Bachelor of Science From UTM; Instructor of Home Economics; FHA Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. Ronnie Lackey Bachelor of Science UTM; Instructor of General Science, Biology, and Physics; Sophomore Class Sponsor. Michael Lee Bachelor of Science From Austin Peay State Universi¬ ty; Instructor of American History and Geography; History Club Sponsor, Annual Staff Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor. 74 Bachelor of Science From Bethel College, Master of Education From Memphis State; Instructor of English III, IV and Advanced English; Beta Club Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. Willie G. Russell Bachelor of Science From UTM; Instructor of Machine Shop; V.I.C.A. Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. Bachelor of Science From UTM; Instructor of Voca¬ tional Improvement Program; Freshman Class Sponsor. Nan Smith Bachelor of Science UTK, Master of Education From Memphis State University; Instructor of Special Educa¬ tion English and Math; Senior Class Sponsor. 75 Willie Smith Instructor of Auto Mechanics; V.I.C.A. Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Renee Taylor Bachelor of Science From Freed-Hardeman College; Instructor of Typing I, and Economics; Freshman Class Sponsor. Edith Taylor Bachelor of Arts From George Peabody College; Librarian; Sophomore Class Sponsor. Branson Townsend Bachelor of Science From UTK; Instructor of Vocational Advancement Program; Annual Staff Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor. 76 Kay Townsend Bachelor of Science From Memphis State, Master of Science From UTM; Instructor of English I, II, III, IV; Varsity Cheerleader Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Billy Vestal Bachelor of Science, Master of Science Masters plus 45 hours From UTM; Instructor of Ag I, II and Ag. Mechanics; FTA. Mvkr, Fveshman Class Sponsor. Laura Townsend Bachelor of Science From UTK; Instructor of V.O.E., T.O.E.A. and O.E.A. Sponsor. Judy Ward Assistant Instructor of Special Education. 77 Tony Yates Bachelor of Science From Memphis State; Freshman Class Sponsor; Band Director. Carolyn Giles Guidance Counselor Bachelor of Science From UTM, Master of Education From Memphis State University. Sammy Fisher Assistant Principal Bachelor of Science From Bethel College; Coach of Var¬ sity and Freshman Boy’s and Girls Basketball, Baseball; Senior Class Sponsor. Alice Reid Vocational Guidance Counselor Bachelor of Science From UTK. 78 Sue Bibbs Secretary Nancy Jones Bookkeeper Peggy Hays Secretarial Aide 79 J. Wayne Stanfill Superintendent Board of Education Front 1-r — Fred Ward, G. L. Teague, J. Wayne Stanfill, Robert Bibbs. Back 1-r — David Comer, Bill Austin, Tony Taylor, Randy Quinn. Not pictured — Holland Kindle, Jerry Yarbro. 80 Favorite Teachers Michael Lee Kay Townsend 81 I Lunchroom Staff Dovie Stafford, Jean Sims, Essie Brasher, Ruby Prine, Linda Taylor Custodians Harold and Louise Reynolds Bus Drivers Mr. Tolley, Mr. Kindle, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. Pcarcy, Mr. Coleman, Mr. Bar¬ tholomew, Mr. Jenkins WANTED ft 1981 RIVERSIDE PANTHERS Back row left to right — Billy Parrish, Timmy Sanders, Peter McDonald, Tony McElrath, Barry Sims, Tracy King, David Summers — Capt., Jamey Taylor — Capt., Timmy Keen, Keith Hardin, Mike Haggard, John Scott. Middle left to right — David Fisher, Joe Myracle, Maurice McElrath, Paul Ward, Ted Barnett, Lance Baker, Carey Baker, Eldon Ray, Van Pearcy, Kelly Flanagan, David Brewer. Front left to right — Bob Crawley, Patrick Maxwell, Tony Phillips, Jeff Sims, Bub- ba Cox, Keith Martin, Steve Inman, Joey Blankenship, and Arthur Phelps. VARSITY FOOTBALL WINS 6 LOSSES 6 RMS OPP 19 Chester County 20 0 Waverly 13 0 Lexington 28 26 West 6 6 McKenzie 14 33 Middleton 6 14 Camden 15 18 Adamsville 6 38 Bruceton 19 8 Old Hickory 7 15 McKenzie 7 0 Memphis Prep. 34 mmmmm ♦Post Season . PANTHERS MAKE HISTORY AT RIVERSIDE The 1981-82 Riverside Panthers finished their regular season this year with a 5-5 record. The Pan¬ thers dropped from Class AA to Class A and became the District 13-A Champs after defeating Old Hickory Academy 8-7 for the Championship title. The Panthers continued their climb to the top as they took revenge on the McKenzie Rebels. The Rebels spoiled Riverside’s Homecoming festivities with their 14-6 victory over the Panthers. But in the regional playoffs the Panthers showed their stuff and defeated the R ebels 15-7 for the Region 7-A title. By this time, spirits were soaring and everyone was sure that Panther Pride was indeed countywide as the Panthers proceeded to the quarterfinals of the state playoffs. The Panthers did battle with Memphis Prep and, unfortunately, lost the 34-0. County business still showed their pride in the Panthers as long as Long Equipment Company and Citizens State Bank fed the team and cheerleaders and Broadway Farms. Many thanks go to all the businesses and in¬ dividuals of Decatur County who supported the Pan¬ thers this year. A hearty thanks goes out to Larry Bar¬ rett, Mike Watson, and Head Coach Jerry Hayes for their great coaching and support throughout the season. A “Best Supporters of the Year” award should be given to the members of the Quarterback Club who put forth a great deal of their time and effort for the team. They supported the Panthers, win or lose, with their claps, cowbells, and cheers. The biggest THANK YOU and CONGRATULA¬ TIONS go out especially for the team. Without their spirit, drive, and hard-nosed determination, a suc¬ cessful year wouldn’t have been possible. Congratulations to the ten seniors that were chosen for the All District team, to the three of those ten selected to the All West State Team, and to David Summers for making All State Honorable Mention. Congratulations and thanks again Panthers for be¬ ing the first team in Riverside’s history to advance to the state playoffs and for making the 1981-82 school year one to remember. 87 Jamey Taylor — Captain, 4 Yr.; Lcttcrman, Lineman All District Team, All West Tennessee 3rd Team. Keith Hardin — 4 Yr. Letterman, Quarterback, All District Team. 1981 Senior Captains Jamey Tayl -82 Panthers or and David Summers Timmy Keen — 4 Yr. Lettcrman, Back, All District. David Summers — Captain, 4 Yr. Lettcrman, Linebacker All District Team, All West Tennessee Team, Honorable Mention All State. M ' Tony McElrath — 4 Yr. Letterman, Defensive Tackle, All West Tennessee 2nd Team, All District Team. Tracy King — 4 Yr. Letterman, Team. Barry Sims — 4 Yr. Letterman, Center, All District Team. Timmy Sanders — 2 Yr. District Team. Letterman, Back, All v ■ John Scott — 4 Yr. Letterman, Defensive End, All District Team. 1981 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING ROYALTY Senior Maid Sherri Swift and Escorts Tracy Kirk and Keith Hardin. Junior Maid Sherry Johnson and Escorts Tony McElrath and John Scott. Sophomore Maid Beth Jones and Escorts Barry Sims and Peter McDonald. Freshman Maid Kim Moore and Escorts Timmy Sanders and Timmy Keen. ' V 1. Decatur Countians show their joy in the Panthers’ 8-7 victory over Old Hickory for the District 13-A Champion¬ ship. 2. Panthers show their excitement too in being the first team in Riverside’s history to go to the state playoffs. 3. Celebration is only a part of football as we see the tension in the faces of Coaches Barrett and Hayes. District 13-A players include: Back 1 to r — Tracy King, John Scott, Barry Sims, Jamey Taylor, Tony McElrath. Front I to r David Summers, Keith Hardin, and Peter McDonald. Not pictured Timmy Keen and Timmy Sanders. All West Tennessee State: David Summers, Jamey Taylor, Tony McElrath All State Honorable Mention: David Summers Statisticians Gay Tuten Emily Garrett Manager Joe Gardner Manager Kelly Flanagan Freshman Players 97 CHEEP Get it together Napping Jana? nther fa 1 flh ' I V RHS Cheerleaders • tint !: . ; -■ k FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Susan Beaver Audra Murphy Captain and Co-Captain Sandy McPeak Clarissa Brasher Stephanie Camper 104 Map Llw is SPI ; i V ' J ■ It JS « ™«. • IMP Brigettc Scott, Rita Raney, Kay Turner, Janet doff, Kellie Little, M-ichelle Teague, Amy Wallace, Tammy Kilpatrick, Kay Townsend sponsor. 1981 MARCHING PANTHER BAND During the 1981 Marching season the Panther Band played ‘Let’s Hear It For Me,’ for their opening show. Following was the Drum Break and Tiger of Sanpadro’ was their pro¬ duction number. For the closing was ‘She Believes In Me.’ This show was written by Joe Sills, who is a well-known show writer. He has won many National Competitions with his designs. ' Color Guard Instructor Tony Yates Band Director ri ■ Gina Borron Lisa Crawley Teresa Chapman Senior Band Members Lori Inman Suzanne Keeton Pam Phillips Kristie King wsmrir. uk Carrie Myracl .. . and all they have to keep is memories. ' aMM .jSL 6 On the left, are the 1981-82 Band Of¬ ficers, Captains, and Field Commander. Kneeling is Kim LeMay, Field Com¬ mander. Sitting from left to right — Lisa Crawley, rifle co-captain; Lisa Hayes, rifle captain; Renee Tate, flag captain; Suzanne Keeton, flag co¬ captain. Kneeling behind Carrie Myracle, president: Pam Phillips, vice- president; Kristie King, secretary. Also pictured are the trophies won at con¬ tests the Band has participated in this year. The first trophy is from the Mt. Juliet Class A Champions Band Con¬ test, where the Color Guard received a superior rating. The middle trophy is also from Mt. Juliet and the entire Band placed fifth in the state. The third trophy is from Flenry County Marching Band Contest w ' here the Band placed first in the White Class. The Band Roadies have assisted the Band during all contest and football games. Their jobs are to put equipment and accessories in proper place for the Band to continue their show correctly. Bottom left to right — Cliff Brasher, Lana Middleton, Teddy Hay. Second row ' Johnnie Fox, Matt Adams, Steve Brumfield. Standing Wally Vernon, ill Field Commander Kim LeMay 112 Rifle Corps Tina Middleton, Gina Borron, Lisa Crawley, Wendy Barnes, Kelly Armstrong, Tammie Swindle, Lisa Hayes, Lisa Kelley, Lesa Sparks, Staci Wood. Flag Corps Suzanne Keeton, Tracy Tolley, Melony Yates, Denise Dickson, Michelle Phillips, Paula Moore, Debra Crawley, Kelly Bibbs, LiAnne Spain, Donna Bates, Christy Blankenship, Tina Fisher, Tish James, Tina Blankenship, Shaunda Rushing, Christi Beasley, Teresa Chapman, Suzanne Ward, Sherri Swift, Renee Tate. 113 Low Brass Carey Boaz, Mike Riley, Jimmy Bivens, Dale King, Mickey King, Martin Fisher, Hoyt Barber, Robert Watkins, Gina Jones. n Brass Brad Box, John Watkins, Ronald Powers, Alan Lackey, Rickey Inman, Sean O’Cain, Brian Kelley, Bob Conger, Kyle Townsend, Greg Watkins, Bruce Evans, Matt Marshall, Kent Whitwell, Patrick Houston, Derik Moore, Shannon Reddix. 114 Woodwinds Sherry Johnson, Brad Dodd, Kristie Stanton, Carrie Myracle, Tina Hayes, Audru Mur- phree, Pam Phillips, Missy Carrington, Deborah Yates, Sherry Brawley, Mickey Maxwell, Jan Ivey. Percussion Missy Odle, Bobby Brawley, Bart Blankenship, Allen Holland, Marty McFall, Garry Greenway, Ken Long, Mike Smith. Varsity Girls Kneeling left to right — Emily Ivy, Madonna Troxler, LaTonya Mays, Emily Garrett, Denise Dickson, Kelly Bibbs. Standing left to right — Coach Sammy Fisher, Rose Tole, Phyl Bledsoe, Veronica Davenport, Pat Bledsoe, Rita Pratt, Assistant Coach Tim Gardner. Freshman Girls Front row left to right — Sheila Scott, Donna Brewer, LaRhonda Scott, Missy Dean. Back row left to right — Coach Tim Gardner, Susan Bawcum, Jama Fleming, Christy Beasley, Tracey Priest. Varsity Boys Kneeling left to right — Bobby Jones, Charles Smith, Willie Sparks, Jerry Whitsitt, Mickey Burleson, Maurice McElrath, Tony Buchanan, Gaylon Johnson. Standing left to right — Coach Sammy Fisher, Scott Tolley, Jamey Taylor, Tracy King, Jim Mays, Timmy Sanders, Peter McDonald, Nat Brasher, Tony McElrath, Assistant Coach Tim Gardner. Freshman Boys Front row left to right — Shannan Rhodes, David Yarbro, Ronald Powers, Brad Hall, Randy Walker, Steve Clenney. Back row left to right — Coach Tim Gardner, Harold Scott, Terry Dixon, Jeff Casey, Phillip Beasley, Paul Wheat, Phil Patterson. 119 Tracy King, Captain Emily Garrett, Captain Peter McDonald Timmy Sanders 8 1 8 2 122 Emily Garrett Tracy King Queen 3 anet Q°ft King - Peter WcXonJJ Coach Fisher presenting plaques to king and queen. 1981 Basketball Homecoming ft Coyaf y Cltriifi Jeaifey Caiey Soph omore Royalty Veronica Jbavenpori Sony Sue ha junior Koyalty JJridgette Scoll Hal £ raslu Senior RHS Softball 1980-81 Front 1-r — Emily Garrett, Vickie Pearcy, Pat Bledsoe, Phyl Bledsoe, LaTonya Mays, Melanie Tuten, Sonya Estes, Scorckeeper Rita Raney. Back 1-r _Coach Kay Townsend, Bat Girl Sherri Mays, Jerri Tuten, Gaye Tuten, Emily Ivy, Denise Dickson, Lori Walker, Kellie Bibbs, Darlene Boroughs, Rita Pratt. Not pictured Manager Jan McNeill and Scorckeeper Suzanne Ward. Record — 8 wins, 6 losses. 130 Left — Gaye Tuten, Senior Right — Vicky Fearcy, Senior RHS Baseball 1980-81 Front 1 to r — Joe Gardner, Timmy Marshall, Brian Jones, Jeff Sims, Lance Baker, David Fisher. Middle 1 to r — Timmy Sanders, John Scott, Mike Hays, Jeff Gant, Brad Gurley, Bart Jones, Gina Borron, Bat Girl. Back 1 to r — Jamey Taylor, Wally Vernon, Coach Mack Chandler, Mike Haggard, Tracy King, Timmy Keen, Richard Shea. 132 Senior Players Gina Borron, Bat girl Joe Gardner, Mgr. 133 Richard Shea Organizations OFFICE WORKERS LIBRARY WORKERS MISS HOME ECONOMIC! Ciia Crawlt: L ’M RHS AWARDS 1981 FH A ST ATE TREASURER Cmilu (jarrcll MISS FHA 136 FAMILY LEADERS OF TOMORROW — J eith JJardin $anet Qo(( MISS DAR — family (jarrett 137 VICA-AUTO MECHANICS BETA CLUB H B- BIOCW 910 PHY BIBLE CLUB 4-H CLUB 1981-82 FFA OFFICERS Billy Vealal, Advisor; Daryl Stricklin, Sentinel; Mike Courtright, Treasurer; Damon Mays, President; Eddie Robertson, Vice-President; Steve Brumfield, Secretary; Lance Baker, Reporter; Darin Moore, Jr. Advisor; Mark Jordan, Jr. Sentinel; Allen Holland, Jr. Treasurer; Paul Ward, Jr. President; Chris Powers, Jr. Vice-President; Bob Crawley, Jr. Secretary; Tony Phillips, Jr. Reporter. FFA Alumni Association Harold Taylor, Vice-President; Doug Vise, Board of Director; Earl Funderburk, Jr., Board of Director; Paul Ivy, Board of Director; Jimmy Yarbro, Presi¬ dent; Fred Keeton, Board of Director; Ted Rains, Secretary and Treasurer. SR., JR., SOPH. FFA MEMBERS FRESHMAN FFA MEMBERS Paul Ward showing his steer Beronica Vise showing her Duroc at the at the Decatur County Fair. Decatur County Fair. Parliamentary Pro¬ cedure Team: Lance Baker, Steve Brumfield, Damon Mays, Eddie Robertson, Mike Cour- tright, Daryl Stricklin. The FFA Members who attended the West Tenn. Awards Banquet: Tim Brawley, A. B. White, Damon Mays, Gary Livingston, Chris Powers, Paul Ward, Mike Courtright, Matt Adams, Ted Darnctt, Bob Crawley, Tony Phillips, Eddie Robertson, Steve Brumfield. FFA I ; ' . -V Mike Courtright working on cattle barn. These are the FFA members who attended camp: Lance Baker, Bob Crawley, Damon Mays, Eddie Robertson, Mike Cour- tright, Darrin Moore, Tony Phillips, Paul Ward, Chris Powers, Allen Holland, Mark Jordan. This is Mark Jordan. He is working on the cattle barn which is in the process of be¬ ing built. These are the members which participated in the Fair Shows. Chris Powers showing at the Mid-South Fair. Bob Crawley is outside the fence waiting to show. ACTION Mike Courtright showing at Mid-South Fair. 1981-82 Soil Judging Team Steve Brumfield, Gary Livingston, Lance Baker, Mike Courtright, Bryan Miller. 143 FHA CHAPTER OFFICERS From top to bottom Missy Cruse . . . President Janet Goff. . . V. President Lisa Crawley . . . Treasurer Melony Yates . . . Secretary Tammy Kilpatrick . . . Officer Emily Garrett. . . Officer Tina Fisher . . . Officer Janet Camper. . . Officer Suzie Smart . . . Subregional Officer Staci Wood . . . Subregional Officer l ) ■ m-1 fit I A ft FHA HONOR CLUB FRESH., SOPH. FHA MEMBERS JR., SR. FHA MEMBERS r k£r , ; FRENCH CLUB HISTORY CLUB HOSA I HOSA II MARKETING VICA-MACHINESHOP VOE I VOE II MATH CLUB MU ALPHA THETA FAMILY LIVING STUDENT COUNCIL YEARBOOK STAFF Shelly McClannahan Branson Townsend - Kellie Little Lisa Crawley — Seniors Production Advisor Co-Editor Electives Chris Allen — Michelle Rhodes Kevin Wallace — Advertisement Baseball Advertisement Gay Yarbro — Johnnie Fox — Jeff Sims — Advertisement Photography Advertisement Michelle Rhodes — Kellie Little Staci Wood Advertisement Football Advertisement 152 Lisa Crawley— Band Kellie Little — Senior Wills Michelle Rhodes Faculty Kevin Wallace — Sports Photography Gay Yarbro — Senior Directory Cindi Keeton — Advertisement We have had a successful year and would like to thank all that helped. The staff at Riverside and surrounding businesses have cooperated and showed their support. We hope everyone enjoys this yearbook as much as we enjoyed designing it. Shelly McClannahan - 1 Advertisement Micheal Lee — Financial Advisor Kyle Townsend — Ad Photography Lisa Crawley — Editor 153 Advertisers Booster Patrons Modern Cleaners, Parsons, TN City Barber Shop, Parsons, TN Quality Printers, Parsons, TN Country Kitchen Dairy Bar Patty ' s Beauty Shop Spence Sales Good Luck l o Seniors From . . . Phillip Cathy Spence oody ' s Restaurant (lien, Barbara Kevin Wallace TRUE PANTHER FANS Darryl Stricklin Mona Fancher Stephanie Jana — Ain ' t nothin ' hut a party!!! Tina Fisher Loves Randy hite Sean O ' Cain Class of ' 84 Tina Middleton Loves Greg Higdon W.B. Mary V. Love Panthers Paul Middleton Loves Jana Goodman — Endless Love Lexington Animal Hospital V right ' s Appliances David Lawler O.D.P.A. Graves Hardware Company I exgas C orp. John 11. Sullivan D.D.S. Warren Marine and Bait Ramer Clinic P. R. Kelly .. . T. K. I lalls is a drag M M Muffler Shop M M Auto Sales Boot Shack I landy Craft Corner E.Z. W ay Barber Shop C.B. Palace Montgomery Ward Creasy ' s I londa Grade’s Barn L. E. Dickson, D.D.S. Box 208 Lexington, Term. Phone 968-6614 Woods Kawaski Motor Lexington. TN 968-8254 Moore’s Studio Inc. 215 N. Liberty St. Jackson, Tennessee 38301 901 427-4491 Serv ing West Tennessee Since 1904 QUINN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION General Construction Contractors Parsons, Tenn. TENNESSEE TELEPHONE PARSONS PRINTING COMPANY CORPORATION 10826 Kingston Pike P.O. Box 22728 Concord. Tennessee 37922 (615)966-4700 Publishers of the Parsons News Leader Parsons, TN 38363 PURNELL’S PRIDE Specialize in Tenn. River Catfish Co. Hams U.S. Choice Steaks Your Quality Food Distributor SCENIC Tupelo, MS Mgr. Jack Nellie French Phone 847-3351 THE OVEN DOOR Decatunille, TN (Across from City Hall) “We make your life sweeter Wedding C akes Birthday C akes Pastries Specialty Sandwiches We Bake to Order Compliments of BROADWAY FARMS Whole Hog Pit Bar-B-Q Country Fixins’ Tennessee Ri er Catfish Route 2 (901 1 852-4559, Decatunille, I N 38329 3 mi. East of Decatunille Old Perry ilie Rd. Kola Mike Broadway JULIE’S CLOTH FURNITURE STORE Beacon Junction Ph. 847-6883 BRASHER’S SUPERETTE Hunting Fishing Supplies Groceries, C old Beer Gas Perryville Highway SHIRLEY’S THINGS Men’s Women’s C lothing On the Square in Decatunille Phone 852-4715 KING’S FISH MARKET Perry ille I Iighway Parsons, TN 38363 PHILLIPS 1(0 RIVER OIL COMPANY Lloyd Ivey, Agent Parsons, Tenn. Phone: 847-3691 UNITED SECURITY INSURANCE A DIVISION OFMLW INC. Life — Casualty — Personal Bonds 847-2760 Parsons, TN Service With the Speed of Sound 511 Tenn. Ave. S. Parsons, TN STECHWOIOCT 100 Trt TMt ART ADVANCED ENGLISH I in j on the floor — Janet Golf, I orn Rouse, I racy King, Suzanne W ard, l eaning on knees l.ori W alker, Suzanne Keeton, Kristie King. Rita Raney, I isa Cradle), Gay Yarbro, Missy ( ruse. Kneeling at hack — Karen Parrish, Carrie Myraelc, Teresa Chapman, Michelle Rhodes, Gina Borron, l.ori Inman, Kmily Garrett, Kellie l ittle, Pam Phillips, Melon) Yates. Tracy Tolley, C heryl Todd, Not Pictured — C hristine Stanlill. 159 PARSONS FORD, INC. 106 East Main St. 847-3333 “The Ford Place — The Fair Shake Place Complete Sales, Parts and Service 24 Hr. Wrecker Service _ Townsend Insurance m Agency 105 West 2nd Street P.O. Box 98 Parsons, Tennessee 38363 847-6341 Complete Insurance Service MOTOR PARTS AND BEARING CO. The Complete Parts Service Parsons, TN 847-6383 Colonial Baking Company 603 South Royal St. P.O. Box 1544 Jackson, TN 38301 JACK WADE Broker — Appraiser Rt. 2 Box 336 901 847-7231 Parsons, TN 38363 LANCASTER’S L.P. GAS, INC. 412 East Main Parsons, TN 38363 Owners: J. L. Lancaster Paul Stanton CITIZENS STATE BANK Parsons, Tennessee 847-6316 Doug Hayes — President Steve White — Manager 161 PARSONS BIG STAR 411 Term. Ave. North 847-6334 Fine Meats, Produce and Fruits “Good Luck Seniors” K. K. HOUSTON COMPANY “Clothing for the Family” Parsons, TN 38363 Phone: 847-2594 CITY OF PARSONS INCORPORATED Parsons, TN 38363 Aldermen Joe Don White Joseph Fisher Johnny Maxwell Ray Inman James Ivey John Jones Mickey King Mayor Danny B. Roberts City Recorder Janette Rhodes Farmers Bank, Parsons, Tennessee Farmers Bank, Decaturville, Tennessee FARMER’S BANK Each Depositor Insured to $40,000 FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 163 DECATURVILLE HOG BUYING STATION Highway 69 S. Decaturville Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-12 Noon “Ask About Our 2 Day Marketing Program Ted Rains, Manager Earl Funderburk, Asst. Manager 852-4319 GARRETT ELECTRONICS ROY E. GARRETT P.O. Box 158, 209 E. 2nd St. Parsons, TN 38363 Compliments of BUCK’S LUMBER CO. Scot ' s Hill Phone: 549-7291 or 549-2821 MY SHOP 101 Tenn. Ave. S., Parsons, TN Features: Flegant Dresswear and Accessories, Merle Norman Cosmetics Owner: Mary Ella Teague PARSONS DAIRY BAR James, Marie and Terry Dukes GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF ’82 HI-LO Sparko Value Store Decaturville, TN 852-4207 CRAWLEY’S FURNITURE Decaturville, TN 852-3903 Compliments of THOMSON CO. SALANT CORP. Parsons, TN RALPH’S IGA Highway 20 100 East Parsons, TN 38363 IGA Will Make Your Day! Your Business Is Greatly Appreciated 120 C hurch St. ‘Where Your Business Is AI wa y s A |)precia t ed Lexington, I N C ompliments of BIG STAR DECATUR COUNTY INSURANCE Located in Decatur Co. Bank Decaturville, TN Phone: 852-2791 DECATUR FARMER’S CO-OP Feed, Seed, Chemicals Fert., Tires, Hwd. Phone: 852-2931 Wayne Townsend — Manager Maurice Townsend — Asst. Manager Parsons, TN 847-3721 TOWNSEND CHEVROLET COMPANY DECATURVILLE SPORTSWEAR Decaturville, TN 852-2571 LUNSFORD PHARMACY James Lunsford, Your Prescription Store Registered Pharmacist, Phone: 852-4111 Decaturville, TN MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Ben Smith, Phone: 847-6295 Registered Pharmacist, Parsons, TN FROST SMITH PAVING COMPANY JOHNSEY’S SPORTING GOODS Free Estimates Blacktopping Gravel Pipes, Streets, Driveways Parking Lots Phone: Day 968-3931 Night 783-3523 Lexington 447 N. Royal Street Jackson, TN 38301 THE SPEC SHOP Optical Dispensary 373 YV. Church Lexington. TN Phone 962-7111 CONGRATU LATIONS SENIORS Hardin Smith — County Judge Sheila White — Secretary Janis Wright — Trustee R. 0. Montgomery — C ount) Clerk Bill Pomeroy Registrar of Deeds Charlie Kindle — Circuit Court Clerk Nell Kngland —( lerk Master Joseph Highfill FHA Supenisor Jan Aaron — Co-Office Worker Jay J. Baker — Assessor of Property Geraldine Raney — Secretary Terry Reid — District Soil Conservationist Dorothy Wylie — Librarian Mary Jo Smith Registrar-at-Large (Fleetion Commission) Brenda Magers C eta Manpower Representative BURTON’S FISH MARKET and WAGON WHEEL CAFE Parsons, TN BARRETT’S JEWELRY Gifts of Distinction Parsons, TN MID-SOUTH READY-MIX INC P.O. Box 186 — Smith Street Decaturville, TN 38329 Business —901-852-4553 Home — 901-549-9333 Albert L. Pope DOUG JOHN HAYS LONG EQUIPMENT DECATUR COUNTY BANKS Established 1899 “This is Your Bank” Member of F.D.l.C. Decaturville Parsons, TN 171 F P FOOD MARKET Fresh Meat, Vegetables and Groceries Shell Gas 852-2641 Decaturville, TN GOULD INC. ELECTRIC MOTOR DIVISION Equal Opportunity Employer Lexington, TN 172 HI-LO High Quality at Low Prices Parsons, TN LIBERTY SUPER¬ MARKET Jack Houston and Doug McCormic — Owners Where You Get a Lot More for a Lot Less Parsons, TN WTBP RADIO 1550 on Your Dial Urban Country — Adult Contemporary Music Compliments of HUGH’S GROCERY Scotts Hill, TN 549-9162 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of THE PARSONS NEWS LEADER BOAZ TIRE AND APPLIANCE Dunlap Tires All Types of Furniture and Appliances TUCKERS RESTAURANT Clean and Friendly Atmosphere Owners: Dewayne and Laverne Tucker Parsons, TN 847-7613 SALTILLO MARINA Gas, Food, and Supplies Saltillo, TN 687-3828 W I UppTqpp Mrrket _ i 508 TENN. AVE. SOUTH PARSONS Serving Parson s and Decatur County from 6 am to midnight, Seven Days a Week, Including Holidays THERMO¬ DYNAMICS INCORPORATED Manufacturing Subsidiary of Foster Refrigerator Corporation P.O. Box 308 Parsons, Tennessee 38363 SCOTTS HILL AUTO PARTS iml Scotts Hill, TN 549-9250 TINKER’S ( 7hwzl a£u£) HAR OWARE STORES Complete Line of Building Materials 500 W. Main St. Parsons, TN 847-3871 RON’S AUTO SERVICE Main Street and Highway 114 Scotts Hill, Tenn., 38374 549-9412 HUNTINGTO N PRODUCE COMPANY P.O. Box 188 Hungton, Tenn. 38344 Best Wishes from THE PINE TREE COUNTRY CLUB SEARS CAT A LOG SALES MERCHANT FRIZZELL’S 707 S. Tennessee Ave. FAMILY SHOE STORE Parsons, TN 38363 Main and Monroe C. II. Dickson Lexington, TN Phone:968-3631 ERANK’S FURNITURE APPLIANCE 53 E. Church St. Lexington, TN Westinghouse Appliances — 968-7166 COMPLIMENTS OF J. WAYNE STANFILL SUPERINTENDENT MAXWELL’S CITY SERVICE OF JACKIE MAXWELL DECATUR COUNTY Phone: 847-4731, Parsons Homelite, Snapper Poulan 176 SCHOOLS GRAVES GRAVES CONST. CO. Residential and Commercial 112V2 W. Main St. Parsons, TN Phone: 847-6391 or 549-9024 BEN-DI-GO MFG. INC. Parsons, TN 847-7312 PARSONS FLORIST 847-4291 Barry and Gina Crosby EDENTON-LAMB CO. WHOLESALE GROCERIES Parsons, TN Myracle Grocery Service Station Jan and Jerry Wood Parsons, TN 847-4181 THE CLOTHESPIN Ladies Fashions Lee Jeans Custom Printing Decatur County Animal Clinic Dr. Eugene Branscum P.O. Box 192 Phone Decaturville, TN (901)852-4412 SUGAR TREE TRUCK STOP 24 HR. RESTAURANT 1-40 and 641 Exit 126 Owner: Peggy Chumney CITY DRUGS OF PARSONS JERRY BELL CITY DRUGS OF SCOTTS HILL MIKE FESMIRE Compliments of TOWN OF DECATURVILLE Mayor Bennie Yarbro Aldermen Gerald Buchanan Don Davis Jim England A. F. Hardin Larry Parrish Steve Weatherford Compliments of CLEAN LINEN SERVICE 225 N. Highland Ave. Jackson, TN 38301 Tom’s makes terrific snacks — fresh and tasty chips and nuts, candy, cookies, cracker sandwiches, baked goods, Bugles, bubble gum and more. Tom’s makes the original Peanut Butter Log. And who else makes Hot French Fries, Pucker Pellets, Full Dinners, Cheezers, Vanilla Joys? It’s all different. And it’s all good. Tired of the same old stuff? Turn to Tom’s. FOR A LITTLE CHANGE. SWINDLES BACKHOE DOZER WORK All Types of Backhoe Work Work Footings, Basements Install Septic Tanks Gravel and Dirt Hauling Call: 847-6146 847-2383 180 THE VANITY SHOPPE Women’s Better Fashions Lexington, TN Phone: 968-2256 WILLIAMS FURNITURE Lexington, TN 968-8317 THE COUNTRY COTTAGE Family Clothing Phone 847-6715 Parsons, TN 38363 WARDS GRAIN CO. INC. Decaturville, TN 852-4567 S K HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Main St. Schotts Hill 549-9622 PARSONS TILE DECORATORS Carpet — Vinyl — Paint — Wallpaper P. O. Box 70 Parsons, TN 38363 G. B. Hill President Phone: Day 847-6340 Night 847-2544 HOLMES FORD COMPANY Ford Mercury P. O. Box 418 Lexington, TN 181 Compliments of LEXINGTON SALES CO. Cattle Auction Every Monday at 1:00 p.m. Hog Buying Daily Except Friday Guy Walker — Owner Office: 968-2569 Residence: 968-7064 LARRY BARTHOLOMEW Good Luck Seniors! REEVES BROS. FERTILIZER CO. Seed, Fertilizer and Chemicals Lexington, TN Phone: 968-6839 PAT CARNAL AGENCY, INC. 31 Natchez Trace Drive Lexington, Tenn. E. L. THOMAS SONS Concrete Products Lexington, TN Phone: 968-2537 183 B K DRY GOODS Decaturville, TN 852-2606 CARVA’S CASUALS AND KELLY’S BEAUTY SHOP Decaturville, TN WOODS TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 22 Natchez Trace Drive Lexington, TN 968-7391 JAMES ROBINSON Distributor Exxon Products Lexington, TN 38351 THE BOOK SHELF Sue White, Owner Used Books WILLIAM’S PLUMBING ELECTRIC Lexington, TN 968-3501 SHOE WORLD 12 Monroe St. Lexington, TN 968-9576 NORMAN’S MENWEAR CROSS DRY CLEANERS Sedgefield Jeans 968-2756 LINDSEY CARPET OUTLET 686 East Church St. Lexington, TN 968-6616 FAMILY DRUGS Your Prescription Store Larry H. Mills Sr., R.Ph. Lexington, TN 968-6882 CENTRAL AUTO PARTS We specialize in heavy duty trucks and tractors. Ill W. Main Street Parsons, TN 38363 Phone: 847-6331 184 JUDY LYNNE FABRICS 111 Tenn. Ave. Parsons, Tenn. 847-2624 TURNER DAIRIES, INC. 165 East Church St. Lexington, Tenn. “It’s Fresher Because It’s Closer” Phone: 968-2736 THOMAS FURNITURE CO. Frigidaire Appliances P. O. Box 8 Lexington, TN Phone: 968-2896 PARAMOUNT PLUMBING ELECTRIC 109 E. Church St. Lexington, Tenn. Phone: 968-2968 LEXINGTON IMPL. CO. INC. Lexington, TN 968-3711 John Deere Equip. JOHNSON TIRE COMPANY W. Church, in Lexington Phone: 968-3696 Michelin Multi-Mile STEWART DRUG CO. “The Rexall Store” Lexington, TN 968-2016 THREADGILL LUMBER CO. Highway 22S Lexington, TN Phone: 968-6611 HANCOCK’S DRY GOODS DAVIS DRY GOODS Levis for the Whole Family Lexington, TN CHUMNEY’S TRAILER PARK 500 W. Church St. Lexington, TN Mobile Home Rental 185 World champions wear Balfour rings... so will the class of 1982 . Represented by: Bob Gilbreath Tom Yokley John Harris Bob Kerr P. O. Box 966 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Coke adds life. COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Lexington, TN THE FLOWER BASKET Mary Ruth and W. J. Brasher Serving Parsons, Decaturville, and Scotts Hill With Flowers for All Occasions PARSONS MOTOR PARTS CO. The Right Place to Buy Auto Parts, Right Price, Right Parts, Right Advice 307 W. Main Parsons, TN 847-3291 DECATUR COUNTY FARM BUREAU Decaturville, TN 852-2651 See us for all your insurance needs: Auto Life Farm Hospital Home and Other ZULA’S FASHIONS The Latest Styles in Women’s and Children’s Clothing 107 West Main St. Parsons, TN PEGGY’S DRESS SHOP Decaturville, TN 852-4486 HELMS MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 694 East Church Street Lexington, TN 968-201 ml INTIINATlOHAl HAAVI ST( • 2 — 2013 USS FARM SERVICE CENTER Fertilizers, Seed, Chemicals Decaturville, TN 852-2154 188 STANFILLS CLOTH SHOP On the Square Lexington “We aim to please.” 968-6087 SMITTYS BODY SHOP Wrecker Service Wrecks Rebuilt Parsons, TN 847-2449 or 847-2554 save money save time ONE STOP SHOP! COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT ORR SYSCO One Centennial Plaza, P. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37202 Phone (615) 383-7500 Food Services Company Institutional Distributors - Coffee Roosters DECATURVILLE FOODLAND Your business is appreciated. We accept U.S. Government Food Stamps. Striving to Serve You Better Payroll Checks Gladly Cashed Phone: 852-2971 KINGS FURNITURE DECATURVILLE APPLIANCE CO. FEED MILL GENERAL || ELECTRIC Custom Grinding and Mixing Purina Quality Furniture and Wayne Feeds 852-2066 Decaturville, TN Hilltop In Decaturville, TN Phone: 852-2172 190 McCLANAHAN ROCK PRODUCTS Everything From Rip-Rap to Ag-Lime Rt. 2, Parsons, TN 847-6783 BILL’S MEN’S SHOP C . A 1 Levis JV N I Bill and Loraine Mays — Owners Donna Box — Manager Parsons, TN 847-6439 ADKINS INSURANCE AGENCY We specialize in auto, home owners, life, health and business insurance. Parsons, TN 847-6347 BEAR CREEK EXXON TRAIL WAYS BUS STATION Parsons, TN Phone: 847-6322 PARSONS TEXACO Parsons, TN Virgle Box — Owner PARSONS CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE AND GIFT STORE Harold and Teresa Fisher Parsons, TN Phone: 847-7614 FLOWER GARDEN MARKET THE CONE STATION Parsons, TN Good Luck Seniors Good Luck Class of ’82. Phone: 847-6632 Parsons, TN 191 Compliments of KOLPAK INDUSTRIES Parsons, TN SPECIAL SECTION 193 Tina Blakenship was selected Miss Tennessee United Teenager to travel to Hollywood, Hawaii and Washington, D.C., to participate in the Miss United Teenage Pageant. There she placed sixth in the nation. In Hollywood, she toured Universal Studios, Hollywood Bowl, and the Chinese Theater. In Hawaii, she toured the island of Oahu. In Washington, D.C., she toured the White I louse, Capitol Building, Washington Monument, Jefferson Memorial, and the Smithsonian Institute. Tina Blankenshipp Miss Tennessee United Teenager 196 Senior Comments ijiheila Sanders — The good limes have just begun. lisa Crawley Wjft j ever stow down ' ? .; Peter McDonald — Money and Opportu qH Tbny “M” •- t don ’t wanttogo. Tan MPNeUG-- The fun has just begun •Tim Brdwiey - - ■ Say Kfit I - DLL. All! Chiry Wrings ton - Renwoiher BLACK Thursday ' ! Sieve Brumfield: -- l shall NOT return’! Matt Adams - - College? (Can 1 borrow a pencil?) Teresa Chapniim Wc’vconly just begun. A; B, White -• Time changes ' ah things Teddy Hay - The wild bunch rides again!! Wajiy Vernon -- The race is not always -to the swift. jTracey Smith - - UN been fun, but I gotta run, to mo the party ' s just begun. DnTco Young L i the good Toe Wafk Kennedy -• Tm gtad it ' s over. : : Bo. ( ji.seh :You a nd me against the world. Gaj|:Sparks—- Jt ain ' t worth .it. k.cnec Tate- • Tvc only just begun. ■Tracv : Pfcvahouse — How do you spetC relief? D-C-A-T-l.-O-N Richard ShedA miracle ' s come true! ) gradualcd! jV jPc tcy-— 1 .told.You I ' d make it Dad!! It ' s good to be back in Tpdncssep. to go. ' Mclomy Vales — itN different. Suiahnc Keeton UN been fun but I ' m ready lo go .■Beth Anoelf — Wc smoke our dope, we drink our brew. We ' re the class of “Si •ierryi kancartter —. What now? 5 airt’t got nothin ' •Tracy King - Evangel Bound : Michelle Rhodes --- As the tide comes and goes,, so do l . •Sti amrC.Ward —T’veenjoyed the menvrres. • ■%ori Trtirwit:- Uvc-gnd JeUive. Giuriferron— r : Bliu time!!! It was u ' biasi!! : : .Lori: Walker —.dne.of lliemosi Memorable Mem’ries. ■ Dwily Garrett ••• Mcm ' ries ' foru lifetime. Missy Close rm gening ' mafr e || :RiTt;RAh ' oy f wotUdnY have missbdjt ' for the world. I’d rathcr.be � p:Philadelphia. : .Tracy: TdiloV: : ? To be great is to ' be misunderstood Danibn Mays -—Teresa, our path to happiness awaits us, erusnotdehay:-- • CWrylTodd - Iff been interesting Carrie Myracle—-Too much lime on my hands. Jobd Tiessmri;- Too m nV ' girls wear senior rings. Gay Yarbro —!’m headed for Bulldog country. Kristie King • •• Tiger High here 1 come!! : Kellie Little — l ife only happens when you make ft. •come alive. : :• : : Angie Austin -• I ' m headed for the big world. ::Darlenc Porter •:■•:.•■ Thank God we made it. : jo6y CdatSirr I’m jusi now petting started good. :■ Joc Gurdner May God bless this school Tmuny Senders --- I ' m glad I ' m tree. •:Burt: dfeuftw-jay Through theyears. : Nat:ftl}e.Roy - ' itNfKxvlatc tp.turn buek. ;Wanda .Blartketiship Celebration — forever is too Soon. : ita.hcttc SmjthmgeH-- Ti ' Xiks hke wc made it. : Shelly ' McC.lanahaiv— free at last! Decatur County Fairest of the Fair Gina Borron Gina competed in the state Fairest of the Fair competition. Receiving 2nd runnerup honors and a $100.00 cash award. 199 200