Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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1 A blanket of crystalized snow covered RHS and added a touch of realism to the 1979 Snowflake Ball. Diamond Jym jammed for the four hours providing sight and sound enter- tainment for the couples who braved the snow and biting wind to come to the dance. Snowflake Royalty announced at intermission were Mi- chelle Dollar and Mike Roys, 1979 Queen and King. Other Queen candidates were Cheryl Burris, Rachel Farnsworth, Rena Hill, and Diane Hoag. King candidates included Doug Keeton, Mike Smith, and Kevin Wills. W :-gi 'A . I' 3 IJ Snowflake King candidate Kevin Wills freaks out . 21 Students llll the atmosphere with dancing fever at the l979 Snowflake dance. 33 Snowflake King and Queen candidates wait for the announcement of the results. 43 Snowflake King Mike Roys and Queen Michelle Dollar, 26fSnowllake Dance FRQM SNQWFLAKES King 6CS2ueen 2 l l r 4

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e Q o 0 is o a.. A.. 0.050 5.0 0.4 a What to do at night was a common problem faced by RHS students, especially during the weekends. Pool sharks, pinball wizards, foosball champs, and roller skaters discovered many places to show off their skill. For the more romantic couples there were movies, Mt. Nebo State Park, or acres of woods for walking, driving, or whatever. Concerts, the screaming madness over music perform- ers and their acts, also provided an escape from the routine life of high school students. Groups like Lou- siana's Le Roux and Styx, and individuals such as Gene Cotton, stired the hearts and souls of many students with their musical magic. Some more sensible people, wanting a break from the on-the-go life, spent quiet evenings at home or with a friend, watching TV, listening to records, radio, or tapes, or just playing games and visiting until the wee hours of morning. This was the late show Night Life for RHS. i 'V' 1 - 0. 'O o o 0.00.0 51' l T ffl -ua... Q . 28fNlght Life fs.. S 'lll1l.!!!e f5f7rx .,, - Aw! V' -.l'5nL.L 'yiifl o 0 Q .g..g..g..g..' g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. ' .g..g..g..g..g ' ' .g..g..g..g..:..g..g..g..g..g..3..:..3..:..:..g..g..g..g..g..g.. ..g ... .,.. .., , c o Q 4 0.4 o.: -.-Q.: