Russell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Russell, KS)

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This year’s Thumbodies participating in art classes were instructed by veteran Thumbs Trudy Furney and Derril Castor. In contrast, a new face was added to the Physical Education department, and acted as an assistant coach during football season, the new thumb on the block, Frank Perbeck. Keith Balding, Galen Niedethal, and Larry Daugherty showed the ropes to a newcomer. Ken Gandy, who put together some kind of team. No wonaer students learn so much in Practical Arts! Jim Hix and Eileen Nightingale share the joy of teaching those that have a learn- ing disability. Everyone in RHS is a true thumbody.

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The 1980-81 school year showed some change in its departments. The Business department said hello” to a new instructor, Glenna Hackerott. and said good- bye to Barbara Bailey, who taught Typing, Advanced Office Practice Simulation, and Office Practice. Julie Stahl instructs Shorthand I and II, Accounting I and II, and Typing. Teaching Accounting, Record Keeping and Personal Money Management, Marketing, Business Law and Economics, is Darryl Talbott. RHS Science has also added a new instructor, Diane Owens, who teaches Chemistry and Physics. Don Chegwidden has the Biology I and II classes, while Victor Lyczak also instructs Biology I. Betty Huey is in charge of the Home Economics department, which includes Clothing I and II, Foods I and II, Tailoring, Interior Design, Home Economics I Marriage and Family, and Child Development. Social Science introduced two new instructors to its department, Randy Wetzel and Jack Pavlovich. Mr. Wetzel teaches Basic Government, American History, and Current World Problems. Mr. Pavlovich also instructs American History, Psychology and Sociol- ogy. Nancy Lane teaches Government and Western Civilization. With guiding persons as these, it is sure every' stu- dent is a special thumbody. 12