Riverside High School - Memories Yearbook (Decaturville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

Welcome to the 1988 PAWS. In the following pages jyewill attei school year 1987-88, a time when there wasn ' t a cenfeih the wc Step back with us into the halls of Riverside and see ah of Student Life section on pages 1 15. Remember how everyone tool er they were SENIORS, (pages 16-32), JUNIORS (pages 33-4 � (banes 4 J-46 jQi:J RESI1MEN (pages 47 52). flow much did youle m a refresher course in, the ACADEMICS department on ' pages 53-t you in school? rind out in the CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS de 65-84. Feel that exciting tingle of Panth j Pride again when yo SPORTS section on pages 85-106. And finally, remember the pet book possible, the ADVERTISERS, on pages 107-143. 1988 was our time — a time for laughing, growing, and bein t through the pages and reminisce a little. All the memories are hi K PANTHERS ON THE PROWL 7 don ' t like them Yellow Dogs much , said Clayton Armstrong when asked what he thought about the bus. That seemed to be the general response to that question around Riverside. The bus, though, is most students ' main transportation to RliS. Those who drive their own cars don ' t always have it that good, though. Everyone seemed to agree that there are two big disadvantages to driving: rinding a good parking space, and getting to class on time! Tummy Johnson — After school is Happy hour ' ' at the Sonic! 7 Renee Douglas — If I have to ride that bus one more time Chana Davis, Valerie Town¬ send, and D.J, Wood — Yes, we re latel Shelly Barber — Do I have to get out? 2 -r Coach Barrett — Gotcha Clayton Armstrong — ' Hey it ' s running! Looks like we made itt David Pulley — here I go again! 3 PAWSing to Think This typewriter is driving me crazy , says Melody Box as she works in VOE class. As we begin another day at good ol ' Riverside we find that many people Teel it necessary to collect their thoughts or just meditate a few moments prior to class. We also find Chad Odle pawsing to cool off while at the fair. Boy, it ' s hot says Chad in 96 degree weather. Chad is one of the students at Riverside who, like everyone, needs a moment to collect his thoughts. 4 It ' s too early in the morning to think ' ' says Valerie Townsend as she prepares for a chemistry test the following period. Another class another nap, is the philosophy of junior Charles Slaton as he stirs during an English lecture. and just PAWSing, 5 6 ' We re so speciall I ' ' WITH LAUGHTER What makes you happy? That was the question these Panthers were asked. There was a variety of answers, from playing tennis to being with someone special, but the thing that makes us the happiest is just being with friends. Smile! All cracked up Did you see that?! 7 CLAWING THE WAY TO THE TOP Amy Johnson — Future Pharmacists of America! DeAnna Montgomery — Not a care in the world! 8 Michael Austin — Hose ' em downl Jennifer G. Scott — Did you eat my sandwhich?! Tara Lackey — Hello? ' ' Berry Weatherford — Hang on, Berry. Friday ' s coming! 9 Charity Robbins — Now how can I get out of this test? PANTHERS LEAVE THEIR NARK Mr. Smith and Tony Jordan — Here let me show you Ken Graves — Let s see what this button does! Jon Phillips and Ms. Roberts — Getting serious 10 Stephanie Hamm — Deci¬ sions, decisions !! ' ' Study, study, study! Does it ever end? Sure it does, and all too quick- ly. That ' s why these Pan¬ thers are all studying, so they ' ll be ready when the time comes. Let ' s hope that while they ' re leav¬ ing their mark, they ' ll be making good ones! Jason Scott — is this shirt clean? Jamie Pettigrew — Setting down to work Carrie Hickerson — Classic Concentration 11 PANTHERS AT WORK HANDS ON-EXPERIENCE FOR VO-TECH Alan Wyatt — Genius bumsl Roy Laird — Cuttin ' itl! 12 Tracy Crosby — 7 thought this class would be easy! ' ' Christy Funderburk — Do it right the first time! ' ' Ritchie Brawicy — Excuse meJ Way tic Gibson — Where is it?! 13 Tim Williams and Tiffany Hayes — And you think you ' re pretty! PAHTHERS AT PLAY All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy! ' ' so the old saying goes. The Panthers in these pictures proved that school is not all hard work. There ' s always time for a little fun. You can even have your hair fixed! Mark Mathis and Charity Rob¬ bins — Hmm . . . Cooties?I Philip Burns and Kirstie Cot¬ trell — Scramble itl! Robbie Boggan — Hangi ng loose! 14 15 EDDY ADAMS AMY ADKIrtS GREG ALLEH KAREH BEAVER CL A YTOn ARMSTROHG AVERY BELL TAMMY BIVEMS MICHELLE CHAHDLER LYnn BLACKWELL CARLA BOYD AHDREA COLEMAH WEPiDY COMER JIMMY BROWn CAROL CRAWLEY CLAY CROSBY DAHIEL DAUGHERTY RAT DAVEHFORT MELISSA DEMOHD DionriE DEnmson ERIC EAHTOM BO EERRELL ROriME ELEMIHG ERAriKIE FULLER JEFF HAYES LARIE HAYNES GINGER HAYS JONATHAN HEARINGTON INSIK HWANG JOEY HOWE CHARLES HENSON CARRIE HICKERSON TAN MY JOHNSON MELISSA JORDAN JOEL KEETON VICKI KEETON 19 LORETTA LANDERS BRAD McPEAK JOHNATHAN MAYS ROGER MCDONALD MICHELLE MERRELL KENITH MIDDLETON BART Me PEAK KIM MIDDLETON 20 TODD MONTGOMERY DENAL MORGAN ANDI OSBORN TONY PARRISH KEVM PARRISH MELISSA PARRISH JEFFERY PATE JOri PEARCY STACY PEARCY ROBERT PETERSOn JAMIE PETTIGREW AHTHOHY POWERS will Quinn GREG RAMEY TIMOTHY RAHEY KELLI REDFERH 21 TOMMIE KAY RICKETTS AUDREY ROBERTS BUDDY ROBERTSOn STACEY ROSSOn ANTHONY RUSHING SHANE RUSHING JENNIFER G. SCOTT JENNIFER L. SCOTT WILLIAM SCOTT BETH SFENCE STEVEN STRAIN LORI TAYLOR TERRY TURNER SHERRY TYLER STACY VISE CHIP WALKER STACEY WHITE TYRONE WHITE MICHAEL WILLIAMS KAREN WOODS 24 25 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST ALL AROUHD BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC 26 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ERIEMDLIEST Will Quinn and Jennifer Quinn MOST TALEMTED MOST DEPEMDABLE FLIRTIEST MOST COURTEOUS WITTIEST MOST OUTGOING I i5(S OTTt fGTOx.c Tim Kfcrt 1 i1 ALAN WYATT, PRESIDENT STACEY ROSSON, VICE- PRESIDENT JENNIFER QUINN, SECRETARY JEEP PATE, TREASURER WILL QUINN, REPORTER 29 31 LOOK AT US NOW!!! Stacey Vise and Tara Turnbo pose for snapshot. The gangs all herel 32 Junior Favorites Sherry Johnson and Jeff Odle Juniors Your friends will always be there, when you need them Darrin Ciifft: The Stud Amy Montgomery and John Phillips: Yeah, we ' re workingl Michael Austin Alf Chris Bailey Larry Don Bartholomew Jeannie Battles Vickie Bayne Wayne Bivens Melody Box Tammy Box Lisa Brumfield Phillip Burns Elizabeth Cagle Jewel Cagle Scott Cagle Kelley Camper 34 Juniors Timothy Clenney Darrin Clifft Jeff Creasey Tom Cruise Bobby Davenport Billy Idle Chana Davis Faye Dickson Miranda Dodd Renee Douglas Ronnie Douglas Tamina Douglas Daryl Duke Miss America Keith Fall Randall Forsha Christy Funderburk Scott Gibbons Wayne Gibson Ken Graves Agnes Mall Stephanie Mamm Cindy Marris John Masher Kim Mayes Tina Medge Tammy Mendricks Jonathan Mickerson Charlie Micks Amy Mouston 35 Juniors Bradley Johnson Greg Johnson Sherry Johnson Marty Jordan Land on Keeton Jeff Kelley Donna Knight Roy Laird Monty McClain nicky McCollum Bobby McCoy James McDonald Connie McKinney Terry McPeak Christy Medlin Teresa Melton Laura Middleton Michael Milholen Jimmy Mills Any Montgomery Melissa Montgomery Calvin Moore Cheryl Moore Jr. Morgan Sherry Morgan Vikki Murphree Pamela Myracle Jeff Odle Dale Page Mary Parrish v 36 Juniors Betty Jo Patterson Keith Patterson Jeremy Pearcy John Pearson Brian Pettigrew Lessa Pitts Doris Posey Vickie Powers Darin Pratt David Pulley Jeremy Ramey Jesse Raney Jeremy Renfroe Shannon Renfroe Leandra Richardson David Rickman Tammy Scott Tonya Scott Kim Shaw Charles Slaton Rachel Smith Ricky Smith Donnie Spain Jeff Spence Charlie Sheen Patricia Stegall Jill Story Jodi Stout Andre Taylor Tracy Taylor 37 Juniors Jerome Tole John Tolley Valerie R. Townsend Bronson Trull Tina Tucker Tara Turnbo Lisa Warren Berry Weatherford Michael Weatherford Robert W. Williams Carlton Willingham Greg Wilson Leslie Wood Rhonda Yarbro Matt Zemer The Junior Class of Riverside High School may not be the most outstand¬ ing, but at least we know how to have fun! This year the junior class has been busy with working on the prom, we have sold doughnuts to raise money for the science club, next year we will be SEn- IORSH Hopefully Riverside can stand up to our force!! Wayne Gibson: Let the expert do it!! 38 The Junior officers are (I to r) Treasurer Ricky Smith, Vice President Kelly Camper , Sec¬ retary Chana Davis , President Darin Clifft, and not pictured is Reporter Rhonda Yarbro. Don ' t you dare take my picturel says Sherry Johnson as the shutter of the camera closes. Tara Turnbo exhibits her normal, cheerful self. Tammy Scott reacts to the surprise of having her picture taken. Amy Montgomery is meditating before a big English test. 39 Get a little closer ' is the philosophy of Marty Jordan . Jeremy Renfroe and Han Fox are ’ riding high over the fair. Wayne Gibson exhibits his mechanical expertise. Shannon Renfroe is doing what she does best. 40 Sophomore Favorites Laura Lee Jones and Kyle Richardson Sophomores Wade Allen Tammy Baker Timmy Barnett Bridget Bates Jeff Bibbs Crystal Blackstock Jenny Boaz David Bowie Psyanita Brasher Ritchie Brawley Corey Brewer Julie Brown Tory Butler Darrell Cagle Crystal Campbell Lee Campbell James Clark Tommy Clifft Ricky Cook Darrin Cooley Ricky Cooper Bill Cosby Bridgitt Cotham Kim Cotham Paulette Cotham Keith Cottrel Kenny Cottrel Kirstie Cottrel Penny Cottrel Monica Crews David Crittendon Myra Davenport Tina S. Duke Alan Evans Betty Erankum Trina Gilbert 42 Sophomores F o JR Keith Gooch Tommy Goodman Robbie Grice Gregory Griggs Denny hale Cindi hardison Brent hart Stephanie hasher Chris hayes Mike hayes Adam haynes Brad haynes Deanna hendrix Cory hernandez Brian ffigdon Paul holcomb Wayne holcomb Bruce hornsby Bart hosford Karen button Jerry Inman Chris Ivey Antoniette Johnson Mark Johnson Monica Johnson Laura Leigh Jones Jennifer Kelley Darlene Kennedy Michelle Kennedy nicole Kennedy Tara Lackey Sherry Lacy Michael Larkins Mark Lazenby Jan Long Robert Maness 43 Sophomores Mark Mathis Cody Maxwell Steven Mays Kevin McKenzie Brian Meadows George Michaels Robbie Middleton Jeff Miller Kay Miller Annette Mills Gary Mills Tina Monroe Brent Montgomery Kara Montgomery Lori Montgomery Angel Moody Jeremy Moody Kris Moore Melanie Munri Vince rieil Marsha nichols nicky nichols Chris norville Chad Odle Tara Oman Jason Pearson Jason Pettigrew Greg Powers Brenda Pritchard Tony Ray Marty Rhodes Gina Richardson Kyle Richardson Robin Roach Charity Robbins Anthony Rosson 44 Sophomores Anita Sanders Jason Scott Tawanria Scott Angie Smith Eddie Smith Melissa Stahl Valerie Sparks Bart Taylor Joe Taylor Valerie Thomas Valerie R. Townsend Randy Travis Jody Troxler Amanda Tubbs Mecca Tubbs Velina Tubbs Ginger Turner Jodi Tuten Tisha Tyler Angelyn Walker Robin Walker April Wallace Dana Wallace Jana Wallace Thecia Wallace Tony Weatherford Brad White Shannon White Tara White Jennifer Whitsitt Tim Williams Jennifer Wilson D.J. Wood John Wright Doug Yates Michelle Young 45 The Sophomore officers are (I to r) Jenny Boaz, Treasurer; Bridgitt Cotham, Vice President- Mark Johnsom, President; Laura Leigh Jones, Secretary; and not pictured is Timmy Barnett, Reporter. 46 Let ' s get crazy! ' ' Wow! This is soooo much fun! Freshman Favorites Tami Hardin and Scott Broadway Freshmen Christie Adkins Tonya Armstrong Samantha Ball Shelley Barber Jay Barnett Jonathon Barnett Richie Bartholomew Lada Battles Kristie Baugus Art Bawcum Darlene Birmingham Melanie Bishop Mary Bivens Deanna Blackwell Tommy Brann Terry Brasher Scott Broadway Damon Britt Carrie Brown Suzanne Burton Becky Butler Allison Carrington Tara Carrington Plellie Cato Jermaine Clark Dorinda Collet Heather Collins Amanda Conrad Amy Conrad Michelle Conway Bobbby Crews Billy Crittendon Joey Crowe Tonya Curin Dawn Daniels Karen Davis 48 Freshmen Stephanie Davis Brent Dickson Craig Evans John Fisher nan Fox Alice Frankum Darrin Funderburk Tracy Galbraith Joel Gibson Shawn Gilliam Julianna Gregory Leigh Ann Griggs Missy Gurley Jenny Hale Daryl Hamm Shellie Hardin Tami Hardin James Harralston Chad Hayes Tiffany Hays Christina Hays Roger Hendrix Keith Hicks Brent Hickson Walter Higdon Tracy Holcomb Ethan Hosford Delana Inman Gary Inman Mark Inman Janie Jones Jeff Jones Mark Keeton Lynn Lancaster Chris Lee Jerry Lyles 49 Freshmen Cindy Malin Brad McBride Mary Melton Jason Miller John Mitchell Jason Moody David Muller Greg Odle Kristie Parnell Matt Polen Gina Parrish Chris Parrish Angela Pearcy Felicia Perkins Josh Pettigrew Scottie Pettigrew Stevie Phillips Sarah Pitts Chad Pratt Missy Ray Ronnie Ray Kristen Reddix Christal Rice Lisa Rippey Rhonda Roach Jennifer Rosson Marilyn Russell Cecil Sanders Kim Scott Laura Lee Scott Michael Scott Steven Simpson Paul Simon Donnie Sipes Betsy Slaton Ginger Smith Freshmen Jason Smith Lacy Smith Becky Smith Teresa Smith Bobby Stanfill Jeff Stegall Leanne Steward Misty Strawn Janet Jackson Cindy Swindle Ryan Swindle Robbie Taylor Terrance Taylor Stacey Tillman Sammi Troxler Kimberly Tubbs Eugene Tubbs Billy Tucker Faula Turnbo Candi Tutor Cindi Tyler Jamie Wallace Layla Ward Roy Don Weatherford John Webb Mark Webster James Western Randy Western Kristie White Eva Williams Annie Witkofsky Kristy Wood Carey Woods Mark Wyatt Misty Yarbro Willie Young 51 52 Who is that behind those roster Grants? What are you doing? ' ' Brushing Up On History Angie Alley i Larry Barrett Sue Bibbs A Robbie Boggan Coach Gardner takes a break on fair day . RMS Principal Leonard Sperry Essie Brasher Jessie G. Brasher i Betty Camper Joan Buchanan 54 Mrs. Tharp, Mrs. Wood, and Ms. Boggan relive 50 ' s Day. Whether it be teaching or keeping our school spit-spot, the faculty at Riverside play an im¬ portant part in our schooling system, though the faculty has many different respon¬ sibilities and a varity of job titles, they all are here for one common purpose, the further- ment of our education. Though sometimes this job may be some¬ what trying and chal¬ lenging, the faculty al¬ ways maintain their evident concern for the students here at River¬ side. This section is dedicated to those who work to spark The Dream, the dream of a promising, educated future. Debbie Comer Charles Conger Bill Crosby Sandra Dodd Calla Fisher Judy Fisher Sammy Fisher 55 Tim Gardner Darlene Gibson Linda tlarville Peggy Hayes Freda Henson Jackie Jordan Mike Keeton Michael Lee I Mr. Keeton is hard at work. In November of the 1987-88 school year, Mr. Mike Keeton left his teaching career at River¬ side High School. Although he was a newcomer to our school, in the time that he was here, Mr. Keeton not only established himself as a good teacher, but as a good friend as well. His presence and knowledge will be sorely missed by all of his students. 56 Glenda Moore Floyd Powers Mary Will Roberts Is Clay Powers napping, or reading with his eyes shut. 57 Jean Sims Willie Smith Janice Straw n Doris Smith Linda Taylor 58 Top: Mrs . Dalton and Mrs. Fisher rest and enjoy the fair. Right: Mrs. Roberts rests and thinks, Oh, no. Another day at the fair! ' ' Ray Townsend Billy Vestal Carol Vestal Marty Willis Shari Wood zhers and faculty men erS wt f on, Cynthia Gillenwatef qpd 59 honors English class poses for a self portrait. Smile for office workers Es el espanol facil? no. no! 60 61 Forms of discipline by Mr. Willis. A sigh of relief for a tired Connie McKin¬ ney. 62 Vocational Education includes every¬ thing from working with wood to work¬ ing with hogs. Left: Stacy Vise and Mark Johnson show hogs at the Decatur County Fair. Bottom: Wayne Bivens and Randall For- sha work on a magazine rack in wood working. 63 Decatur County Board of Education L to R: Robert Kindle, Randy Quinn, Susie Shaw, Robert Bibbs, J. Wayne Stanfill , Dr. Bill Durham, Tony Taylor, and Ernest Mitchell, riot pictured: David Keeton and Fred Ward Superintendent J. Wayne Stanfill 64 How ' bout that Magna-Carta?!? L to R: Tim Wallace, Daniel Daughtery, Jennifer Quinn, Will Quinn. Keri Goodman, Kenith Middleton, Vicki Keeton, Kris Moore, Wade Allen Mu Alpha Theta English Honor Society Advanced Classes of Riverside Just this year the English Honor Society has been extended to all grade levels. To become a member of an Honors English Class, you must have a great interest in English Literature and be willing to work a little harder . Mu Alpha Theta, the national high school and junior college mathematics club, promotes interest in the understanding of mathematics. The object of the Association as stated in its by laws is to assist in promoting the interests in America, especially in the collegiate field. At least three semesters of algebra and two of geometry and one semester of more advanced mathematics must be taken. Mu Alpha Theta measures its success in terms of service rendered to members who find an active place in the modern world of mathematics. Mu Alpha Theta officers are as follows: Trade Miller, Presi¬ dent; Delisa Montgomery, Vice President: Carol Crawley Sec¬ retary-Reporter; and Will Quinn, Treasurer, 66 Kevin McKenzie: Will you come on ? Alan Wyatt and Grant Crowell: I don ' t know, Grant. It looks pretty deep! Oh, please riot another The English honor Society song! Sophomore and f reshman officers: Presidents, Antoniette Johnson Sc Jamie Wallace: V. Presidents, Chris Mayes Sc Scott Broadway; Secretaries, Lori Montgomery Sc Kristie Wood; Treasurers, Tara White Sc Kristie Parnell; Reporters, Cindi Mardison Sc Art Bawcum. Senior and Junior officers: Presidents, Tim Wallace Pam ela Myracle; V. Presidents, Will Quinn Sc Jeannie Battles; Secretaries, Jennifer Quinn Sc Vikki Murphree; Treasurers, Chip Walker Sc Amy Montgomeryr; Reporters, Daniel Daughtery Sc Tara Turnbo; Special Representatives, Clay Powers, Stacey Rosson, Jeff Odle, Sc Tammy Scott 67 Riverside Panther Section Leaders are: Jennifer G. Scott, fieri Goodman, Ann White, Jenny Boaz, Stacey Rosson, Jan Long, Wifi Quinn, Valerie K. Townsend, Kenith Middleton, Missi Gurley, Jeff Rate, and Darrin Clifft. The 1987-88 drum major was Missi Gurley. Marching Band Roadie was Darrin Funderburk. The 1987 88 officers were Jennifer G. Scott, President, Jeff Pate, Vice President, and Will Quinn, Treasurer. i pm - 1 n i • ) ■■ . I FLAGS (L. to R.) Christy Medlin, Jana Wallace, Loretta Landers, Shannon White, Charity Robbins, Kristy Wood, Kristie White, Bridgitt Cotham, Bridget Bates, Faula Turnbo, Misty Yarbro, Keri Goodman, Dana Wallace, Jennifer Whitsitt, Kristie Parnell, and Tammy Baker. Center: Jennifer G. Scott. MAJORETTES (Bottom Row) Christie Adkins and Tara Lackey. (Top Row) Thecia Wallace and Jenny Boaz. PERCUSSION (L. to R.) Will Quinn. Tony Jor- TRUMPETS (L. to R.)Kennith Middleton and dan, Charles Slaton, Tommy Clifit, Anthony Cody Maxwell. Rushing, and Kris Moore. RIFLES (Bottom Row) Jennifer Rosson, and Tami Hardin (Center) Shelley Barber (Top Row) Ann White, Karen Beaver and Stacey Rosson. SENIORS 88 ' (Bottom Row) Jennifer G. Scott, Loretta Landers, Keri Goodman, Stacey Rosson, Ann White, and Karen Beaver. (Top Row) Jeff Pate, Kenith Middleton, Daniel Daughtery, Will Quinn and Anthony Rushing. WOODWiriDS (left to right) Wayne Holcombe, Brian Meadows, Valerie K. Townsend, Jan Long, Julie Gregory, Annie Witkofsky and Kim Scott. BR XSS (left to right) Jeff Pate, Jody Tuten, Darin Clifft, Cindi Hardison and Daniel Daught¬ ery. I. rj rc 0 i • I Wade Allen and Kris Moore: “Leave us alonel We re study¬ ing! The History Club is an organiza tion de veloped to assist those students who have a growing in¬ terest in history. It is composed of those stu¬ dents in American Histo¬ ry, World History, and World Geography. The sponsor, Mr. Michael Lee, has helped in orga¬ nizing field trips, such as, taking his American History classes to Freed Hardeman College. The Science Club is an organiza tion dedica ted to the development of students interested in science. The member¬ ship is composed of those students enrolled in Chemistry, Biology II, or Fhysics. A certain grade point average must also be main¬ tained. Our sponsor, Mrs. Carol Vestal , has helped us this year by organizing a doughnut sale to raise money for lab equipment and field trips. History Club History officers are: Bronson Trull, President; Ken Graves, Vice-President; and Sherry Johnson , Secretary. 72 £ Alan Wyatt, Will Quinn, Matt Zemer, and Kenith Middleton have a hole lot of work to do delivering doughnuts. Jeff Odle, Lisa Brumfield, Tammy Scott, and Pamela Myr acle find that studying togeth¬ er helps prepare for a chemis try test. Science Club Science Club officers are Will Quinn, President: Alan Wyatt Vice President: Kenith Middleton, Secretary; and Matt Zemer, Treasurer. 73 OFFICE EDUCATION! ASSOCIATION! ‘ We are met in the spirit of friendship and good will as we prepare for lives of service in office occupations. We work together to attain the goals of OEA and pledge our loyalty to our nation . Office Education Associ¬ ation is an organization that prepares its mem¬ bers for lives of service in office occupation . OEA is an important part of the VOE classes. Members in OEA partici- pate in a variety of com¬ petitions ranging from job interview to business math. Contestants com¬ pete on a local, regional, state and national level where the prizes are well worth the effort. OEA members also par¬ ticipate in civic projects such as the Malloween party for the CDC class and the Food for Fam¬ ilies drive at Christmas time. OCA Senior officers include Jeremy Ramey, President: Tammy Johnson, Vice Presi¬ dent; Amy Adkins, Secretary; Tamina Douglas, Treasurer; Agness flail, Historian; helley Camper, Parlimentarian; and Melody box, Melissa Parrish, Valerie R. Rownsend, and Delisa Montgomery, Class 74 Representatives. OEA members develop many friendships through the various ac¬ tivities they participate in. Do Stacey Rosson and Jennifer Scott have skeletons in their closets? Three cheers for OEA! Tom Wat again?!? OEA Junior OEA officers include Michelle Kennedy, President; Tara Lackey, Vice President; Melissa DeMond, Secretary; Jenny Boaz, Treasurer; Keri Goodman, Historian; and Jen¬ nifer Kelley, Parlimentarian. 75 IAI h i S ’ % i 1 The Clubs!! Beta Club Spanish Club Tennessee Career Association 76 Beta Club, Spanish Club, and Tennessee Career Association. Officers Tennessee Career Association officers are Kenith Middleton. DeLisa Montgom¬ ery. Ann White, Stacy White. Michelle Mitchell, and Melissa Jordan. Spanish officers include Alan Evans. An¬ toinette Johnson, and Vikki Murphree. Presidents; Corey Brewer. Sherry John¬ son. and Carlton Willingham, Vice Presi¬ dents; Crystal Campbell, Tara Turnbo, Jeff Odle, and Jennifer L. Scott, Secre¬ taries; Jill Story, Renee Douglas, and Greg Wilson, Treasurers; Pamela Myra- cle and Melody Box, Reporters. Beta Club Officers are Will Quinn, Presi¬ dent; Jennifer Quinn, Vice President; Amy Johnson, Secretary; Denal Morgan, Treasurer; and Michelle Chandler, Reporter. Tim Wallace and Daniel Daughtery: Let ' s go play in the chemicals!! ' ' 77 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA I believe in the future of farming, with a faith born not of words but of deeds — achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years .... The FFA is a national or¬ ganization of students enrolled in vocational agriculture agribusi¬ ness in 50 states and Puerto Rico. All students in these programs are to receive instruction in personal leadership growth and development which can best be achieved through the FT A. participating in contests based on occupational skills, earning awards and recognition and be¬ coming involved in co¬ operative efforts and community in prove- merit. The FFA offers the opportunity for achiev¬ ing a personal goal of becoming productive cit¬ izens in our democracy . Murk Johnson: Move along, little piggie! Through active partici¬ pation in the FFA, mem¬ bers learn by taking part in and conducting meet¬ ings, speaking in public, Brent Montgomery: Where do we go now? Stacy Vise, Chris Mayes, Rit- Computer genius Daryl Cagle chie Brawley, Mark Johnson, masters the Ag program, and Mark Lazenby: What do you mean they all look alike?! 78 ftp FFA Ag Production and Ag II FFA Officers are Mark Johnson, President: Jimmy Mills, Vice President; Chris Mayes, Reporter; Eric Carrington, Sentinel; Ritchie B raw ley, Treasurer; and Mark Lazenby, Secretary. 79 Student Council SADD SADD Students Against Driving Drunk is an organization established to provide as agreement between student and parent on the issue of driving drunk. The club has provided peer counseling for students to aid in handling the problems involved in being a teenager. This year the club is planning the first annual Project Graduation for the class of 88 . Government is an important part of our lives, and student government is an important part of our school. Student Council is an organized way of expressing students ' thoughts and feelings on school matters to the faculty and administration. The officers and representatives are there to represent the students. Studen t Council members are Alan Wy¬ att. President; Beth Spence. 1st Vice President; Stacey Rosson, 2nd Vice President; Jennifer Quinn, Secretary; Monty McClain, Minority Representative; Tara Turnbo, Treasurer; Darrin Clifft and LeAnn Richardson, Junior Representa¬ tives; Amy Adkins and Will Quinn, Sen¬ ior Representatives; Tara Lackey and Wayne Holcomb, Sophomore Represen¬ tatives; Jamie Wallace. Freshman Repre¬ sentative; J.G. Brasher, Advisor. Wayne Holcomb: Hey, that was a good shotV SADD officers include Will Quinn, Presi¬ dent; Jennifer Quinn, Vice President; Tara Oman, Secretary; Stacy Pearcy, Re porter, Tara Lackey and Kris Moore, Publicity Coordinators. 80 Smiling Pretty! Doing Good Jobs DECA VICA OFFICE WORKERS (■ J tr. l l J W ,Mr i A Office workers include: Cindi Tyler, DECA Stephanie Hamm, Kim Shaw, Stacy White. Teresa Hamm, Marilyn Russell, VICA Valerie K. Townsend, DeAnna Montgom¬ ery, Michelle Mitchell, Tinger Hayes, Vicki Keeton, and Peggy Hayes. DECA officers are David Pulley, Jennifer G. Scott, Grant Crowell, Amy Johnson, and Stacey Pearcy. Michael Larkins: To be or not to be ... ' 81 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Family Leaders of Tomor- Too many cooks in the row are Lori Taylor, Grant kitchen?? Crowell, Stacey Pearcy, and Leigh Ann Inman. Miss FHA is Jennifer Quinn. We are the Future Homemakers of America . We face the future with warm courage , and high hope . The Future Homemak¬ ers of America s main objective is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, job preparation, and com¬ munity involvement. Their many purposes in¬ clude : To provide op¬ portunities for self-de¬ velopment and preparation for family and community living and for employment; to encourage democracy through cooperative ac¬ tion in the home and community; to institute programs promoting greater understanding between youth and adults; and to develop interest in home eco¬ nomics, home econom¬ ics careers, and related occupations. Well, it ' s not all that hard I r- r 82 Freshman specialties: Cookies! Merry Christmasl FHA Future homemakers of America Chapter Officers are Jennifer Quinn, President; Faye Dick¬ son, Vice President; Donna Knight, Secretary; Agnes hall, Treasurer; Fiicole Kennedy, Reporter; Kim Shaw, historian; LeeAnn Richardson, Parliamentarian; Tammy Bivens, Pho¬ tographer; and Sherry Johnson, Publicity Chairman. FhA honor Club 8 . Broadway Bound! Vocal The Drama and Vocal classes were just added to Riverside ' s schedule last year, but already they have become an important part of this school. Drama classes have put on several plays in and out of school, and Vocal classes have performed at such prestigous events such as the 1987 graduation. This year, both Drama and Vocal put on the play Mr. Grumpy ' s Toy Shop , performing for all the local schools, for the public, and for the students at Riverside. These classes really bring out the best of people at R.tf.S. Nan Fox: Get these peasants away from me! Oh, I hope I get the part thinks Kim¬ berly Scott. Drama 84 85 SENIOR PRIDE Greg Allen, Tight End InSik Hwang, Quarter Back 86 Mark Johnson, Guard Scott Barber , End Michael Harris, Split End Bottom Row: L to R — Michael Harris, Chip Walker, InSik Hwang. Top Row: L to R — Stacy Vise, Mark Johnson, Greg Allen, and Scott Barber. Hot pictured: Clay Powers. Chip Walker, Half Back Stacy Vise, Guard Monty McClain Micky McCollum James McDonald John Tolley Matt Zemer Larry Don Bartholomew Wayne Bivens Ronnie Douglas Randall Forshb Greg Johnson Kevin Gooch Mark Mathis Jerry Inman Joe Taylor Cory Hernandez Kyle Richardson Chris Ivey Shon Keeton Robin Walker Art Bawcum Paul Holcomb and Micky Michols, Managers. Scott Broadway Brent Dickson Daryl Hamm 87 Defensive Captains: Stacy Vise and InSik Hwang. Defensive Team: Standing L to R — Joe Taylor. Michael Harris, Greg Johnson, Randall Forsha, Scott Barber, Mark Mathis, InSik Hwang. Kneel¬ ing L to R — Greg Allen, Cory Hernandez, James McDonald, Wayne Bivens, Stacy Vise, Robin Walker. Offensive Team: Standing L to R — Chip Walker, InSik Hwang, Wayne Bivens, Greg Allen, Randall Forsha, Michael Harris, Mark Mathis. Kneeling L to R — James McDonald, Mark Johnson, Hicky McCollum, Stacy Vise, Shon Keeton. Offensive Captains: Michael Harris and Scott Barber. 88 PANTHER PRIDE! Bottom Row: L to R — Robin Walker, Mark Johnson, Scott Barber, Michael Harris, Chip Walker, Stacy Vise. Second Row: L toR — Shon Keeton, Monty McClain, Wayne Bivens, Kyle Richardson, Chris Ivey, Ronnie Douglas, Scott Broadway. Third Row: L to R — Coach Larry Barret, Daryl Hamm, Hicky McCollum, InSik Hwang, Coiy Hernandez, Joe Taylor, John Tolley. Fourth Row: L to R — Coach Marty Willis, Art Bawcum, Larry Don Bartholomew, Matt Zemer, James McDonald, Randall Forsha, Mark Mathis. Fifth Row: L to R — Coach Floyd Rowers, Brent Dickson, Kevin Gooch, Jerry Inman, Greg Johnson, Greg Allen. Hot Pictured: Clay Powers and Craig Evans. Marty Willis, Assistant Coach; Floyd Powers, Head Coach; Larry Barret. Assistant Coach. Antoniette Johnson, Trade Miller, and Wendy Comer, Statisticians. HOMECOMING 1987 Queen Amy Johnson Escorts Scott Barber and Mark Johnson Flower Girls Haley and Hannah Vise Senior Maid Denal Morgan Escort Michael Harris Junior Maid Missy James Escort Chip Walker Sophomore Maid Angela Smith Escort InSik Hwang Freshman Maid Shelley Barber Escort Greg Allen 90 nothing Gold Can Stay . . . Homecoming Parade Homecoming Processional Seniors Burying Pennies Under the Goalpost Practicing for the Homecoming Ceremony Pbmdms Toro Ptiicf JACKSON, TN m wm$m One last time for the Class of ' 88. 91 92 Dressing up in wild costumes; hauling wood; ordering mums; going to the bonfire; decorat¬ ing cars; parading through town; pep rallies, and burying pennies: It s all part of a very special tradition at Riverside High School — homecoming Week. All week long, exitement coursed through the halls of Riverside as stu¬ dents boosted up their spirits and prepared for the big night. Panther pride was every¬ where, even in the gold of the autumn leaves against the blue October sky. homecoming week came to an exciting close with a sweet 21-7 victory over Chester County, but al¬ though homecoming 88 is over, the tradi¬ tion will live forever at RhS. 93 ON THE BALL Coach Sammy Fisher Top to Bottom, L-R: Coach Fisher, Hugh Garrett, Andre Taylor, Greg Row¬ ers, Ricky Smith, Bryant hart, Jonathan Mays,Fat Davenport, William Scott, Brian Pettigrew, Brent hart, Marty Jordan, Corey Brewer, Stephen Mays. Sportsworld Top to Bottom, L to R: Tiffany hayes, Carey Woods. Crystal Rice, Janie Jones, Kandi Tutor, Coach Gardner, Teresa Melton, Karen Woods, Michelle Chandler, Trade Miller, Fysanita Brasher, Myra Davenport, Becky Smith, Teresa Smith, Crystal Campbell, Antoniette Johnson, Laura Lee Scott, Wendy Comer. Coach Tim Gardner 94 SENIOR PRIDE l l Pat Davenport Hugh Garrett Johnathan Mays Roger McDonald Standing L to R: Hugh Garrett, Roger McDonald, William Scott. Kneeling L to R: Johnathan Mays, Pat Davenport. Michelle Chandler William Scott Trade Miller Karen Woods Standing L to R: Karen Woods, Trade Miller, M ! cheUe Chandler. i 95 Marty Jordan Brian Pettigrew Ricky Smith Andre Taylor Corey Brewer Greg Powers Teresa Melton Brent Hart Stephen Mays Bryant Hart Antoniette Johnson Psynita Brasher Myra Davenport Tiffany Hayes Janie Jones Crystal Rice Kandi Tutor Carey Woods Laura Lee Scott Becky Smith Teresa Smith Alan Wyatt and Tim Wallace, Video InSik Hwang, Statistician Recorders It ' s MIPiE! It ' s all under control. Get out of my way CtiARGElll } 97 1987-1988 RffS Cheerleaders Carol Crawley, Captain Kim Shaw , Co-Captain 98 Leigh Ann Griggs Shelley Hardin Kristen Reddix 99 RMS Baseball and Softball Top to Bottom, L to R: Coach Sammy Fisher, Scott Barber, Brent Mart, Timothy Clenney, William Scott, Chad Odle, Greg Powers, Kevin McKenzie, Daryl Duke. TOO Top to Bottom, L to R: Teresa Smith, Janie Jones, Tiffany Mayes, Carey Woods, DeLisa Montgomery, Coach Tim Gardner, Teresa Melton, Karen Woods, Michelle Chandler, Trade Miller, Myra Davenport, Wendy Comer, Lori Montgomery, Crystal Campbell, Antoniette Johnson, Faye Dickson. SENIOR PRIDE! Scott Barber William Scott Scott Barber and William Scott Michelle Chandler Wendy Comer Trade Miller DeLisa Montgomery Karen Woods Trade Miller, Karen Woods, Michelle Chan¬ dler, Wendy Comer, DeLisa Montgomery. Crystal Campbell Antoniette Johnson Lori Montgomery Myra Davenport Tiffany Mayes Janie Jones Teresa Smith Carey Woods 102 HONOR GRADUATES Kenith Middleton Carol Crawley Will Quinn DeLisa Montgomery Jennifer Quinn Beth Spence Trade Miller Grant Crowell Tim Wallace 103 Scott Barber Daniel Daughtery InSik Hwang Jennifer Quinn Beth Spence Stacy Vise WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 104 MOST DISTINGUISHED AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Carol Crawley Amy Johnson Trade Miller Will Quinn Tim Wallace Alan Wyatt 105 Memories of Friends Two friends whose lives we all shared. Two special friends for whom we all cared. If you were even around them you surely could see They were filled with the excitement of being happy and free. We must think of them often — in a happy way And think of them always — every day. As we think of them remember the good times we had And thinking of this will help us to forget the sad. So please, when you read this, Be happy and gay. For David and Faulette would want it that way. Flease listen to me — for too care They are happy and free — somewhere out there. Lisa Warren 106 Howard F. Douglass Attorney At Law Lexington, Tn. 968-9381 Thomas H. Fowers Woodmen of the World Lex. Tfi. 968-9049 True Value Hardware Lexington, TN. R and B Market Scotts Hill, Tn. 549-9314 Ramey ' s B.B.Q. Whole Hog, Sandwich or Found Parsons, TH. 847-7714 Regan Cafe Regan, Tn. 549-9314 Scotts Mill Farm Supply nutrena Food Scotts Mill, Tn. 549-9513 Rick ' s T Shirts Decals-Screen Print Discounts For Teams Parsons, Tn 847-6421 Scott ' s Sleep Shop Brand name Bedding Warehouse Prices Parsons, Tn. 847-6328 The Shoe Palace Shoes for Entire Family Parsons, Tn. 847-7211 nix ' s Exon Joe nix, Owner llolladay, Tn. 901-584-5255 Home 847-6920 Steware Drug Company John F. Simonton Tommy Page R.Ph. Lex., Tn 968-2016 Paramount Plumbing and Electrical Lexington, Tn. Parsons Christian Bookstore Parsons Monument 109 Tn. Ave. north Parsons, Tn. 847-7614 Pat ' s Cafe Down Town Pat Campbell, Owner Scotts Mill, Tn 38374 Pizza Inn 408 W. Church St. Lexington, Tn. 901-968-0166 Tom Lawler ' s Office Suppliers P.O. Box 667 Jackson, TN. 666-5565 Martin Machine Works Tools, Dies, Fixtures F.O. Box 299 Decaturville, TN. 852-4816 Stephen M. Milam Attorney at Law Lexington, TN. 901-968-0288 M M Market Scotts Hill, TN. Murphy Green House 13 Yrs Growing Experience Azaleas, House Plants Ho! la day, Tn. 584- 7398 Johnny Shiloh s Restaurant Highway 22, 140 Exit Barkers Crossroads, Lex. TN. 901-968-4507 Keeton ' s Corner and Tanning Loft Parsons, TN. 852-3434 Kid ' s World 600 TN. Avenue S. Parsons, TN 847-2330 Bits-and Pieces Downtown Scotts Hill, TN Phone 549-3514 Video Rentals Brasher ' s Superette Poodle ' s Place ' Come Down and See Us ' Parsons, TN. 847-6911 A Cut Above 605 Florida Ave. Parsons, TN. Phone 847-7515 Dab ' s Market Reagan, TN.; Phone 901-968-2304 EYE CARE CEnTER Dr. Benny H. McDaniel Lexington, TH. Phone 968-4253 R.M. Bateman D.D.S. 78 South Main Street Lexington, TH. Phone 968-7106 Apple Annie ' s Restaurant Jack St Lucy McCormick Interstate 40 Parsons-Camden Exit The AppleTree Gifts For All Occasions Ray Patterson, Owner Lexington, TH 968-8463 Curtis Mathis Home Entertainment 27 South Broad 968-6141 Lexington, TH. C iUjuLkil , 108 109 110 LONG EQUIPMENT COMPANY. INC. 112 WEST MAIN PARSONS. TENNESSEE 38363 International Trucks, Used Trucks, Wrecker Service, International Cummins. Detroit, Caterpillar Parts 50 Years Of Service INTERNATIONAL 112. W. Main Parsons, TN from NAVISTAR,. DANIEL F. N KATHRYN L. FREDERICK FAMILY DENT CTRY Phone 847-3411 7Vo Convenient Locutions Parsons Linden 901 - 847-6625 615 - 584-5222 JVTIKE TESMIRE Photography 3 N. Broad • Lexington, TN 38351 • 968-8977 Best Wishes From Decatur Co. Cloggers 852-4696 Congratulations Melissa P. and Dale 1. Mire us to photograph your wedding and mention this ad for 3 free 8x 10 wedding candids. Offer good for girls or boys. Jim ' s Market Sardis, 77Y. 858-2636 in FRED ' S DISCOUNT PHARMACY Your Key To Pharmacy Values ' ' Parsons, Tn. Phone 847-3851 Ronnie Vise — Pharmacist CENTRAL AUTO PARTS Boyd ' s Roadside Market Hwy. 69 South Parsons, TN. 38363 Phone 847-2513 Tony Taylor Ronnie Butler BJ ' s Restaurant Best Wishes To Lori Taylor 111 E. Main Parsons, TN. 847-6922 BARRETT’S JEWELRY ’’Gifts Of Distinction Seiko And Pulsar Watches 14k Gold Jewelry — Diamonds Phil Barrett 3470353 Best Wishes Jackson, Tn 38305 Opec Mo Sj ' o •, Old Hickory Mai ' P.O. Box 159 110 Tenn Ave Parsons and Friends aw? C.arot Oonaihon A ■ ' 9 °ther males 112 Mayo CITY op PARSONS COUNCIL MEMBERS EDWARD MONTGOMERY INCORPORATED DEAN HOLBERT City Racordar PARSONS, , TENNESSEE 38363 RAY INMAN DANNY ROBERTS HAROLD FISHER RALPH SMITH BOBBY RAINEY DAVID YARBRO Janette Rhodes LIBERTY SUPERMARKETS 113 114 CITY DRUG STORE Mike Fesmire Ph.D. Pharmacist In Scotts Hill 549-3101 Stagecoach Rd. Scotts Hill Hospital Equipment Supplies Cosmetics Hollister Ostomy Prod Veternarian Supplies Baby Accessories American Cards Pangburn’s Russell Stover Candies “Fashions For Men Women ' 103 Tennessee Ave. South Parsons, Tennessee 38363 WALLY-MO TRAILERS Phone (901) 847-2594 Jackie Houston Sperry MOMROE MOTORS, IMC. All Type Trailers Henderson County Farmer ' s Co-op Interstate 40 Exit 126 Helms Lumber Company Scotts mu, TPi 38374 (901) 549-3333 “Your Family Drugstores” 1 Jerry L. Bell Ph.D. Pharmacist In Parsons 847-6337 109 W. Main Parsons 115 M DAVIS DRY GOODS Levi’s For The Whole Family Lexington, TN Decaturville Frank and Bea ' s Sportswear Hwy. 100 Perryville Specializing In Tennessee River Catfish 847-6923 Manufacture of Leading Ladies ' Sportswear Main Street Decaturville, Tn. (901) 852-2571 ESSEX CABLE T.V. Parsons Decaturville 12 Natcheztrace Drive Lexington Tn 38351 THE FLOWER BASKET FRIZZELLS FAMILY SHOE STORE Main And Monroe Phone Lexington, TN 968-3631 ‘Flowers For All Occasions” OFFICE: 901-847-6395 Mary Ruth Brasher Owner WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION TO THE TRADE MANAGER Decaturville, TN EDENTON-LAMB COMPANY AN EMPLOYEE P.O. BOX 7 OWNED PARSONS, TENN. 38363 COMPANY Phone 852-3717 Flower Garden Florist 1001 Tennessee Ave. South 847-2179 Discounts to RFIS Students 116 117 Town of Decaturville P. O. BOX 159 — 901 -852 -2034 DECATURVILLE, TENNESSEE 38329 MAYOR Gerald Buchanan RECORDER Ruth Maness ALDERMEN Van Bozarth Jim England A F. Hardin JayJ. Baker Bobby Goodman R. Guy Butler PIGGLY WIGGLY ORIGINAI_VALUE ... QUALITY .. . PRICE 411 TENN. AVE. N. PARSONS, TN PHONE 847-6334 Tie Belt Movie l At Tie, Beit Pucei. run flicks VIDEO HOME MOVIE CEMTER 118 “3 CV- ' O , _ J ceion 5 K abttici .s; ,4 U PP L 9 Highway 100 West of DccaturvUlc JIMMY KEET05 ' HOW A HP EEETOX P.O. Box 398 Dccatuniilc . 7 A ' .?,Vi29 Business Phone: 901-852-4819 Home Phone 901-852-4509 Johnsey Sporting Goods P.O. Box 822 Jackson. Tfl. amm wmrr HjenotuL 1st LEXINGTON TENNESSEE MARTIN REALTY AHD APPRAISAL COMPANY Rea1 Estate Brokers , Appraisers, and Auctioneers F.O. Box 169 Decaturville, Tennessee 38329 Rhone 901-652-2351 or 901-847- 6229 Bettie Martin Tony Martin Bryan Keeton ' s Grocery Hwy. 114 Bath Springs, Tn. Phone 549-3521 We bring it all together you! ' ' for Johnson Tire Company Michelin Sales and Service 270 Church Street, Lexington 968-3696 Commercial and Residential Decorating Sharon Crawley Office 901-847-7511 Home 901-852-4278 38363 F.O. Box 446 Hwy.20 West Farsons, TN. LEXINGTON FIRGT FEDERAL 19 Natchez Trace Dr. Lexington. TN 38351 J 119 PARSONS TILS DECORATORS INC. G.B. Hill — Owner TWICE AS MCE SHOPPE 101 Tenn Ave Parsons, TN 38363 847-6910 The Casual Shop GREGG ' S PIZZA In the Mall Parsons, TN. We Deliver ' ' (901) 847-3371 Ricky L. Wood ATTORNEY AT LAW GARRARD TERMITE PEST CONTROL ( 901 ) 047-6713 CITIZENS STATE BANK BLOG. 1 31 B WEST MAIN STREET PARSONS. TN 38363 Licensed and Bonded CALVIN GARRARD-Owner Parsons, TN 38363 Phone 901-847-2031 A ERIEHD ZULA ’S ’The Latest In Fashions And Accessories ' 1 107 W. Main St. Phone Parsons, TN S47-360I TURNER DAIRIES 165 Church Street Lexington, TN 968-2736 Helms Motor Co. Chrysler, Plymouth and Dodge Lexington, Tennessee (901) 968-2012 1 mmi STATE BANK MEMBER EDIC Scotts Hill, 77Y 38374 Lexington, 77Y. 38351 RUDY W. MEEKS D.D.S. 110 Price St. Parsons, TN SffO LIMC FtRTlli? ? OCWICMS YOUR FRIEND AND FINANCIAL PARTNER REEVES BROS. FERTILIZER COMPANY. INC. LfXtNr.TOW TfNN itrr nrrvrs r.� vrrs 120 DECATUR COUnTY BAFiK Established 1899 “This Is Your Bank” Member of F.D.I.C. Decaturville and Parsons, TN 121 Farmers Bank, Parsons, Tennessee FARMER’S BANK Each Depositor Insured to $100,000 FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 123 A 8? B VARIETY 105 TFi. Avenue Betty Bell 847-3535 jZBOAZ FURNITURE APPLIANCE American Health Centers , Inc. P.O. Box 10 8th Virginia Parsons, TFi. 38363 200 Tennessee Avenue South Parsons, Tennessee 38363 Phone 847-3491 Arthur s Jewelry 102 Lexington Flaza Lexington, TFi. 124 —■ ■ jfl pj. M t lfWS i, anM Iil v a « |f ' ' .‘plm 1 7 Ubw � y Lynn Staggs RT. MANAGER _ _ DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. OF WEST TENNESSEE 1303 SOUTH DUPREE ST. BROWNSVILLE, TENNESSEE (901) 772-2772 (800) 372-3926 G.E. Williams Furniture Lexington, Tl Y. 968-7333 125 B. AND B. DAW MILL, INC. Buyer Of Standing Timber And Logs Reagan, TN Phone 549-9414 PARSONS FLORIST NORMANS MEND WEAR 6K3 Tenn. Ave. Parsons, TN Barry Gina Crosby Phone 847-4291 “We Rent Tuxedos” 185 W. Church St. Lexington. TN Ph. 968-2756 TINKER NOME CENTER Hardware 500 West Main Parsons, TN 38363 MOTOR PARTS AND BEARING CO. Building Material Phone 847-3871 WECTEN CNOREC LODGE West Church St. Highway 104 North Lexington, TN 38351 Phone 968-0171 LUNSFORD’S PHARMACY Your Prescription Store Parsons, TN Jim Gilliam. Mgr. 847 6383 Decaturville, TN 852-4111 ROBINSONS Highway 20 West Parsons TN 38363 847-3251 WESTERN AUTO and JONES FURNITURE Parsons , 77Y. 847-3821 £ AND B car men Decaturville, TN Mford PARSONS FORD PLACE Jerry W. Webb 106 East Main Street Parsons, TN 3836} (901) 847-3333 FARSONS MORTUARY 211 West 2nd Parsons, Tn. 847-3441 ODLE CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE 595 West Church Street 968-2527 Lexington, TN 38351 127 Kaddis Manufactoring Corporation Parsons, Tli. 847-3721 128 129 130 v . � 4 i n w KOLPAK INDUSTRIES Parsons, TI Y. 847-6361 131 TOWNSEND — EVANS INSURANCE The Monroe Company Pick ' Up Accessories 901847-6914 Parsons , 77Y. 38363 105 West 2nd Street P.O. Box 98 Parsons, TN 38363 847-6341 Complete Insurance Service See Us For AH Your Insurance needs ' ' Decaturville , Tn. 852-2651 t Auto Life Farm Blue Cross-Blue Shield Hospital Home and Other 132 News Leader A Newspaper For A bout Decatur Countians. Budding, P‘loMotuig, Boosting, Good Education In Decatwi County Mary Alexander Publisher Parsons, TN 38363 901 847-6354 WELLINGTON NOME PRODUCTS 706 Tennessee Ave. Parsons, Tennessee 38363 Phone 847-3551 SHARNELL WOODS Northside Beauty Shop Cuts Perms 901-847-2734 Congratulations, Karen Woods! TOWNSEND CHEVR0LET-8UICK-P0NTIAC, INC. 216 WEST main STREET TELEPHONE (901) 847-3921 PARSONS. TENNESSEE 38363 IBM Typewriters Royal Typewriters Casio Calculators Photocopiers Office Supplies Furniture Ralph Blow We Service What We Sell ' ( 901 ) 427-4896 1 ( 800 ) 372-7010 133 Hospital Waiting Room 847-9841 24 Hr. Dial 847-3031 1200 Tennessee Ave. S. Parsons, TH. 38363 Decatur County General Hospital ■■-mi 134 .Tfenat, P ' N And All O+her Seniors Ethics of the Profession! are Well Defined In the Conduct cf Our Business unjeritl Home Decaturville, TTi. 38329 and Scotts Hill, 77Y. 38374 Business 852- 3711 and 549-9317 Home 845- 5728 Joe F. Boyd A 135 136 Larry ' s Discount Store Mill Top, Decaturville 852-3415 Larry and Phyllis Bartholomew north Forty Truck Stop Molladay, Tennessee 584-5163 TOUCH OF CLASS Hair Designs 1040 TN. Ave. S. Parsons, TN 38363 Telephone - (901) 847-7516 Bobbie, Benita, Virginia Elicia Voncille Western Sizzlin ' Lexington Video More Than A Great Steak 106 Lexington Plaza Lexington, TN 38351 968-9732 738 W. Church Lexington , TFi. QuQy 968-2625 w? 138 CITIZENS STATE BANK Parsons, Tennessee 847-6316 Scotts Hill, Tennessee 549-3121 Doug Hayes-President PDIC Insured 139 140 Home of Tipp Topp Market, Tipp Topp Cleaners and Mens ' Store, and Tipp Topp Landmark Building tipp topp inc. 141 Perry ' s Footwear ‘Shoes For The Entire Family Lexington Hwy Parsons, TN 38363 Phone — 901-847 21 orma Fashion Flair Beauty Salon “Latest In Hair Styling’ Joy, Susan, and Alana Lexington Hwy. Parsons, TN 847-6838 Tucker ' s Restaurant “Good Food — Excellent Service” “Family Atmosphere” Shirley Perry — Manager Lexington Hwy. Parsons. TN 847-7613 Bet eauty Advisors Lexington Parsons. TF 1 ,:i;r Sa Bolton Ford 989-2121 1-800-356-1441 Henderson, TPi. 142 JIMMY SPENCE RT. 2. BOX SOM HOLLADAY, TN 38341 PHONE: 901-847-7226 Jackson, TN 38302 Phone: 901 422-1387 SALES ENGINEER Index Adams, Eddy (17. 28) Adkins. Amy (17. 74, 80. 99) Adkins. Christie (48, 70) Aden. 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R B Q B K Gotcha, Jeremyll V t Grant gets an idea I need more copyl 146 t Trippin Out!! ' Mrs. Wood said so. What a group! ' Kelley, are you listening to me? Our leader, Mrs. Wood, forgets her name occasionally. It ' s gotta be in here. DeLisa works on the yearbook . 147 IP m . . . But you can take it with you. The End