Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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Send ln ee The Clowns Clownmg around is a favorite past time at RHS At homecoming clowns Pam Brewer and Lori Davenport trav clcd down Main Street bringing smiles to everyone young and old alike Senior clown Randy Gore performs his natu ral talent, whatever that is A day at RHS is never boring When Sending in the clowns RHS went all out - 1 1 ' 1 - s . i . . . M . ' 10 , . n David Hubbard Jcfl' Hubbard Joanne Hubbard Robert Hudson Greg Huctt Tom Hughes Mike Humphreys Brian Hurley Katrina Hutchinson Ann lrwin Laura Jacimorc Jamie Jackson Ronnie Jackson William Jackson Scott Jenkins Boyce Johnson Charlie Johnson James Johnson ' Tom Johnson Janet Johnston Brad Jones Peggy Jones Pam Jordan Sandy Keeney Doug Keeton

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1 :- Pat Lewis Jana Lindemann Susan Lingel Mike Lingerfelt Brent Linker Steve Linker Dwight Little Greg Loper Robert Love Roger Love Ty Lowrey Joanne Lutterman Kenny Lutz Chris Mars Gerri Martin James Martin Jerry Martin Paul McAlister Jack McCurley Joey McGee Jamie McGuire John McMahon David McMillan Sheila McReynolds Freddy Mears 6 .. , - , -. -.- Ji . vw silzfp -fir .14v,'ifw.:,i+,.f,:auW-4f3f5'em32,Q our C es. ,f-1.-tt, P ,. N nvfbf'-ri 'i' P 'Lf-.W i hh! fi' in .L we fa -.- y.. Zambian Cyclone Where in the world is Zambia? Hina Desai knows this South African country about the size of Texas is a long long way from Russellville. Once a part of the 350000 residents of Luska Zambia s capital city Hina s world consisted of cle- phant hunting beautiful Victoria Falls and Bantu School at RHS is also vastly.dil'fcrent for Hina who had never before seen a Christmas tree. She attended an all-girl school year-round in a blue and gray uniform. After attending Luska s two-elective school RHSs curriculum teaching style and stu- .dent freedoms have been a real challenge for Hina who working in science classes or on the Senior float likes living here. 9 1 Q U V 1 Negroes living In a copper-mme economy. I V 1 2, f'Ef'n'? Q - N ' .1-'E'-' K ll2lSemors . ,, -..e . F -f ' ,tr V., .', K Q '--' fx- ' -. N .' - . --.n , -b - ' 5' -. .W . . -b-h..-::.,fig'Qai? 'ffw 'E 5-1 5 ' -as-, 5-51 ,-. -,, . X 5 S-C 1 . 3. i Q - Lg, ' ' -1- f .f ffi-h - -AF. ' ' ff ' . ' '-- K., t :pc Y f 1 -ef a ' .- ' - wit S I3 ,S 5-. - ' ' '1 e ff.-r -.fl g P15 t, .g.:'A'?s-if 5' 'D-1Qtf?w S f' 1' Y: JT-'T V ':, af-ff axaff i f