Robertsdale High School - Robala Yearbook (Robertsdale, AL)

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The Best Activities Susan Harrison, Tammy Havel, Ron- da Constantlne, Emily Bradly, Starr Kyser. Allison Richardson, and Jamie Stapleton are the participants of the Bal- dwin County Jr. Miss Contest of 1982. Starr Kyser was one of the top ten run- ners-up: Allison Richardson was named The Spirit of Jr. Miss ; and Jamie Sta- pleton received recognition for selling the most tickets. Ted Haynes is jumping for the Bears Varsity Basketball team. Mr. Reeves attire may be the rave in Par- is, but does he really think this will start a new fad here? The R ' dale Golden Bear Marching Band exhibiting an excellent performance for a home crowd. Acie and Monty rest for a few minutes before returning to the game. 1 1 - ' ' ' l H fc ' V % - i i 1 H », ' - H H W ' 1 ' Jb I 1 xjy 1 r f )H m H 3 L 19 m aii H -Opening

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Summer ' s Best Dawn Davis is pictured here holding a brochure of the biology course she attended at Dauphin Island. John Corbin accomplishes something not many people do; his short story Fantasia was published in the Quarterly magazine Chart out Course. Boys State and Girls State winners were Leigh Chil- dress and Ted Haynes. The Alternates were Jim Taylor and Allison Richardson. The beginning of June had RHS students in school for two more days. Graduation was held June the second and summer vacation had finally ar- rived. Students scattered into many different ac- tivities. For some, it was working at Water World, the pool, potato sheds, and a variety of other jobs. Others had to attend summer school which was held in R ' dale this past year. Still others went on vacation or just goofed off the whole summer. On the world scene, John Hinkley Jr. was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the shooting of President Reagan and three others in March of 1 98 1 . The Los Angeles Lakers captured the Na- tional Basketball Association series, defeat- ing the Philedelphia 76ers four games to two. The E.M.C. contest winners were Pam Hinton and Ted Haynes. The Girls State and Boys State winners were Leigh Chil- dress and Ted Haynes. Popular songs were Bobby Sue by the Oakridge Boys and Close Enough to Perfect by Alabama. Popular movies were E.T. and Rocky III.